Summary
President Trump wants to call the Antifa movement a "domestic terrorist organization." U.S. law does not have a way to officially make this designation. This action is happening close to the time a conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, was killed at a college event, but the accused shooter is not linked to Antifa.
Key Facts
- President Trump is focused on the Antifa movement.
- He wants to label it as a "domestic terrorist organization."
- U.S. law does not have a system for this kind of label.
- This interest arises around two weeks after Charlie Kirk's death at a college event.
- The shooter accused in the Kirk case has no known connection to Antifa.
- Geoff Bennett discussed the situation with Luke Baumgartner.
