Eric Trump delivered an emotional and fiery response following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, pointing blame at mainstream media outlets for fostering a culture of hate.

“I’m sick and tired of seeing the bullets — they are only going one way!” Eric Trump declared, referencing a string of violent incidents targeting conservative figures. “First it was my father, then you saw what they tried to do to [Justice] Kavanaugh, to Steve Scalise. Now they just killed Charlie Kirk.”

He went on to accuse MSNBC, NBC, and other networks of fueling hostility against conservatives through relentless negative coverage.

“When is there accountability from MSNBC and NBC and everybody else who just fosters this hate every single day, including today, right after that incredible man right there was killed? It’s enough!” Trump said.

His remarks underscore a growing chorus among conservative leaders who argue that media rhetoric has created a dangerous environment, one that emboldens political violence. The assassination of Charlie Kirk has intensified these debates, with calls for both accountability and a reassessment of the national conversation.