Unprecedented glee erupts from the political left as they cheer the assassination of Charlie Kirk, gloating and demonically reveling in his cold-blooded murder.

Social media teems with leftists celebrating the demise of the conservative firebrand, a chilling display of hatred that exposes their true colors.

Amid this dark celebration, CNN talking heads scramble to deny the obvious, clinging to a narrative of denial on "NewsNight with Abby Phillip."

Scott Jennings, CNN senior political commentator, pressed the issue Tuesday night, asking, "Do you acknowledge that thousands of ordinary people have celebrated this assassination on social media?"

Host Abby Phillip countered, "I don’t know about that number. We need to stick to facts and not amplify random individuals when discussing dominant issues. The assassin was a random person, and we shouldn’t conflate that with broader trends."

"I have high school friends celebrating this, and it’s horrible to witness," Brianna Lyman, reporter with The Federalist, interjected,

Phillip persisted, "Historical political assassinations in the U.S. have always been reprehensible. Have celebrations like this happened before? We must question the role of social media in amplifying such reactions without centralizing it in political discourse."

Jennings challenged further, "Why does the randomness of the assassin diminish the significance of public reaction, especially with access to weapons and hateful motives?"

Phillip deflected, maintaining focus on factual accuracy over sentiment.

The panel’s refusal to confront the left’s jubilation underscores a desperate bid to shield their narrative.

This denial follows reports of a coordinated campaign by conservative activists to expose those celebrating Kirk’s death, with some facing job losses.

Yet CNN’s panel insists on downplaying the left’s role, ignoring the tsunami of online evidence.

Unconscionable spin from CNN’s elite persists, whitewashing the left’s bloodthirsty revelry.

Their refusal to face reality only deepens the divide, as the nation watches aghast at this moral collapse.