January 1, Antifa Chaos at Berkeley Raises Pressure on Trump

Wyatt’s Take

• Antifa riots erupted again at UC Berkeley, targeting conservatives.
• Despite tough talk, many say federal action is lacking.
• Americans are demanding real crackdowns on left-wing violence.

Violence broke out at UC Berkeley after conservative group Turning Point USA hosted an event, with Antifa rioters attacking attendees and police struggling to keep order.

One man arrested was named Jihad Dphrepaulezz, and videos showed left-wing agitators taunting people as they left covered in blood.

Attorney General Pam Bondi responded fast, calling Antifa

“an existential threat to our nation.”

She said the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force is now digging into who organized the violence and promised to

“spare no expense unmasking all who commit and orchestrate acts of political violence.”

She also reminded the public that, under President Trump’s orders, law enforcement is

“dismantling violent networks that seek to intimidate Americans and suppress their free expression and First Amendment rights.”

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon ordered UC Berkeley to save all records connected to the riot, hinting bigger moves may be coming.

Still, conservatives are frustrated by slow progress, pressing for results beyond

“tough tweets.”

Many want lawbreakers arrested, assets seized, nonprofit statuses revoked, or schools defunded if they can’t guarantee safety for all viewpoints.

Bondi and others say law enforcement is working on it, but protesters and terror funding networks keep growing bolder.

Critics argue leftist protesters face few real consequences, while conservatives have seen much harsher treatment for less violent actions.

As one commentator said,

“Radical leftists funding, planning, and executing violence must go to jail. Nothing about this is hard unless you’re unforgivably weak.”

Working Americans are fed up and demand real action, not empty talk.

Wyatt Matters

Across Middle America, folks want basic fairness, safety, and the freedom to speak their mind without fear. When violence and intimidation go unanswered, it weakens faith in law and order.

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