America's blood-soaked streets scream for truth, yet the swamp creatures in the press peddle fiction.

Charlie Kirk, the firebrand founder of Turning Point USA, gunned down at 31 by a left-wing zealot named Tyler Robinson, exposes the rot.

A fresh YouGov poll, snapped online September 10 in the raw aftermath of the murder, lays bare the carnage: Just 10 percent of Democrats grasp that Kirk's shooter harbored left-wing motives.

Worse, 33 percent of them swallow the media's venom whole, convinced the killer sprang from right-wing ranks.

This isn't ignorance; it's indoctrination, a psyop engineered by elite scribes who twist facts into daggers aimed at the heart of sanity.

YouGov's stark findings indict a nation gaslit into delusion.

"The shooting death of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk this week has sparked a national debate about political violence — and YouGov has been polling regularly to find out what Americans are thinking," the firm reports. "News is still coming in about alleged shooter Tyler Robinson, but here are some of the takeaways from YouGov's polling so far."

Among U.S. adults overall, 37 percent peg the motive to left-wing beliefs, versus 17 percent for right-wing.

Independents tilt sharper at 32 percent left-wing.

Republicans roar unanimous: 68 percent name left-wing ideology as the spark.

Democrats? A pathetic 10 percent see reality. Twenty percent blame "something other than political beliefs," 37 percent shrug "not sure," and that damning 33 percent finger right-wing fervor.

The chart screams disparity, a partisan chasm carved by relentless propaganda.

Deeper dives reveal the media's grip on fragile minds. Political violence terrifies a staggering 87 percent of Americans, with 59 percent branding it a "very big problem."

Republicans edge Democrats, 67 percent to 58 percent, but age gaps yawn wider: Seniors over 65 fret at 69 percent, youth under 30 at 50percent. "

Americans 65 and older are more likely to say political violence is a very big problem than are adults under 30 (69 percent vs. 50 percent)," YouGov notes.

Yet concern surges across boards post-Kirk, unlike after Democratic hits like Melissa Hortman's June assassination, when blues cried louder.

Glee over gore? Seventy-seven percent deem it "always or usually unacceptable" to cheer a foe's demise. Liberals crack at 16 percent tolerance, very liberals at 24 percent, but even they reject it 56 percent to 24 percent.

"It is true that liberal Americans are more likely than conservatives to defend feeling joy about the deaths of political opponents," YouGov concedes. "16% of liberals say this is usually or always acceptable... That compares to 4% of conservatives and 7% of moderates."

Youth doubles the defense rate, yet majorities recoil.

Justification for violence? Seventy-two percent cry never for political ends; only 11 percent say violence is sometimes justifiable.

"Among the very liberal, 25 percent say political violence can sometimes be justified and 55 percent say it can't; among adults under 30, 19 percent say it can be justified and 51 percent say it can't."

The media manipulates the mind and psyches of the public, especially that of Democrats, and this poll proves it.

Legacy liars flood airwaves with "right-wing threat" fairy tales, burying Robinson's manifesto of leftist rage.

Polls from September 10-12, weighted across 9,678 adults, margin at 2.5-3%, seal the verdict: Brainwashing works.