"Definitely called that regime fascist": Charlamagne tha God claims he has participated in rhetoric inciting violence against Trump

Charlamagne tha God, a known critic of President Donald Trump, recently discussed "violence" and "free speech" in the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk shooting. On the September 12 episode of The Breakfast Club, the radio host sat down with U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett to talk about these issues.

Daily Caller journalist Jason Cohen shared a clip from the episode on X on Friday, noting that Charlamagne admitted that he had "engaged in rhetoric inciting violence against Trump."

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🚨NEW: Charlamagne *ADMITS* he has engaged in rhetoric inciting violence against TRUMP and tells Jasmine Crockett to her face that she has too🚨 "I think we all incite — whether we think we do or not. And what I mean by that is I've definitely called that regime fascist." "If

In the video, Charlamagne tha God discussed with the congresswoman the violence that stemmed from the speech.

"I think we all incite, whether we think we do or not. And what I mean by that is I've definitely, you know, called that regime fascist, right? If you hear somebody call him H*tler, or what he calls us, racist scumbags," the podcaster said.

He continued:

"If there's somebody that thinks, oh, Hitler, and then they look at some they look at a lot of the actions that are going on, they're like, 'Well, let's prevent this before, you know, four million people get killed.' Like, so I can understand how all of it incites violence."

At the start of the show, Charlamagne tha God said Crockett was the first person who came to his mind when he heard about Charlie Kirk's assassination. He added that he didn't think anyone "should be killed or attacked" for their "opinions."

Elsewhere in the podcast, The Breakfast Club host, referring to violence, said that both sides of political ideologies incite violence.

"I think I mean the funny part is it's not funny, but both sides of the aisle do it," Charlamagne said.

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Recent remarks from Charlamagne tha God and Donald Trump about each other

In the May 22 episode of The Daily Show, Charlamagne tha God took a dig at Trump's supporters, saying:

“Republicans aren’t looking for a president. They’re looking for a daddy.”

In another instance, Charlamagne appeared on the August 2 episode of My View with Lara Trump. When asked about his opinion on Trump's second term, he said he wouldn't give it a "good rating" and slammed some of the policies of the government.

Highlighting the Epstein files issue, the podcaster suggested that there may be a "political coup" in the future.

“I think there’s a political coup going on right now in the Republican Party that people aren’t paying attention to. I think this Epstein thing is going to be a way for traditional conservatives to take their party back, I really do,” Charlamagne tha God said.

The following day, President Trump responded on his Truth Social account. While praising the show and its host, he called Charlamagne tha God a "low IQ" person.

“He’s a Low IQ individual, has no idea what words are coming out of his mouth and knows nothing about me or what I have done,” Trump wrote.

On the August 4 episode of The Breakfast Club, the podcaster addressed the President's remarks:

"He said I’m 'a low-IQ individual.' I don’t know, I’ve never taken an IQ test.”

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Charlamagne tha God co-hosts the iHeartRadio show The Breakfast Club. The comedian and influencer often discusses political and celebrity news on the podcast with other co-hosts Loren LoRosa, DJ Envy, and Jess Hilarious.