Trump warns the radical democrats of the radical in the midst of the rise in political violence

President Donald Trump sent a warning to the “Radical Left” Democrats Thursday following the attack on an American immigration and customs application (ICE) installation in Dallas, Texas this week.

“Left radical rhetoric, the radical left causes the problem,” Trump told journalists in the oval office before distinguishing representative Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas. “I mean, I look at Crockett, I look at some of these people, they are very low IQ people, in fact.”

His remarks also came in the wake of the assassination of the founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk in UTAH earlier this month.

Trump and Crockett have head history, the congress referring to the president “Wannabe Hitler” in July 2025. She then defended the remark during an appearance in “The Breakfast Club” and said that it was in fact Trump who favored a culture of political violence.

REPRESENTATIVE. Jasmine Crockett defends Demor’s rhetoric

President Donald Trump desires the post of vice-president JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio listen to during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the Oval Office on Thursday, September 25, 2025. (Evan Vucci / AP Photo)

Trump Thursday continued by saying: “Bad things happen when they play these games”, although he did not explain what he meant.

Trump warned that the “right is much more difficult than the left”, while stressing that he does not want to see people on each side of the alley “under tension” by violence.

“But the radical left provokes that, the radical left -wing democrats cause this problem, and that is – it gets worse, it goes worse, and that will be a point where other people will not take it anymore,” said Trump. “And it will not be good for the radical left. And we don’t want it.”

Ice attack in Dallas: Joshua Jahn was identified in the last violence against the agency as the dangerous scheme increases

FBI director Kash Patel said the investigators had recovered Dallas scene rounds where a shooter opened fire at the Ice field office on September 24, 2025. (FBI)

A shooter opened the fire of a roof to the installation of ice in Dallas on Wednesday, killing an inmate and injuring two others in an unmarked transport van. The shooter then turned the pistol on himself, the authorities said. He was identified by sources like Joshua Jahn, 29.

FBI director Kash Patel said on Thursday that the shooter had asked for “real terror” against ICE, sought after Kirk assassination videos and used applications that followed ice agents.

Patel posted a photo of shell shells, one of whom seems to have “anti-Ite” written on it in Ink, which would have been found near the shooter.

Tyler Robinson is accused of having murdered Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. (Tess Crowley / The Deseret News via AP; Utah Gov. Spencer Cox)

Likewise, the ammunition was allegedly used by Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of Kirk, was registered with anti -fascist messages, the authorities announced.

The prosecutors said that the rifle used to kill Kirk contained three laps not spent and a tour, each with engravings.

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Peter d’Abrosca de Fox News Digital, Alexander Hall and Louis Casiano contributed to this report.