It's a horrifying story. Over the weekend, we heard the governor of Pennsylvania, Democrat Josh

Shapiro's home was firebombed and it looks totally destroyed. He was sleeping inside the

building with his wife, with his children. He was fortunately able to evacuate. It's now being reported by Andy Noe in the post-millennial, but the man named in this

case, Cody Balmer, has expressed support for leftist ideologies as well as declared himself

a registered socialist.

I can't say I'm surprised.

Now, some have speculated the motive for this attempted assassination of the Pennsylvania

governor was that the state auctioned off some of this man's property.

It is early.

We don't know for sure exactly why this is happening or why this happened just yet.

But beyond this one moment with this individual Cody Balmer,

I can say this is the Luigi Mangione effect. We had another story emerge over the past several

days in which a man murdered his family in an effort to steal the funds so he could pursue the

assassination of Donald Trump. It's getting worse.

We already saw in Colbert. They joked and laughed at the idea of the Tesla terror attacks.

Jimmy Kimmel, much the same. In fact, his joke was essentially telling people to engage in violence

and terror.

And on the Daily Show, Jordan Klepper, when he showed all of the violence against Tesla dealerships and owners, which have not stopped, the audience laughed and cheered.

We called the Mangione effect.

We warned since the get-go, if there was not going to be a public disavowal of Luigi

Mangione, leftists were going to cheer for him, they were going to copycat.

And we've gotten that.

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