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Asmongold questions Ole Miss backlash and condemns violent threats

His reaction shifts attention from the doorbell footage to the consequences, drawing about 1.3 million views since yesterday.

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0:08Doorbell footage and news coverage introduce the gestures that prompted the Ole Miss investigation.
1:02Asmongold argues that the student's account of visiting multiple doors changes how the incident should be interpreted.
2:09A separate attack report becomes the basis for his argument about uneven media attention.
2:54A threatening voicemail shifts the discussion toward harassment, which Asmongold condemns.

Asmongold's argument begins with a disputed explanation: that the students filmed making animal gestures outside an Ole Miss apartment had done the same thing at multiple doors, rather than singling out its residents.

He treats that distinction as central. "If you're going and acting that way to everybody, I don't really see the problem," he says, after watching news coverage of the footage and an apology. The multiple-door explanation is the student's account, relayed in the broadcast, not something the clip independently establishes.

The doorbell recording and its fallout also featured in Philip DeFranco's coverage, as we reported here. This upload on Asmongold Clips, the official channel carrying shorter extracts from his streams, adds Asmongold's argument that the backlash has become disproportionate.

He watches a report that a student withdrew from the University of Mississippi amid harassment and safety concerns. Later, he plays a TMZ post containing a threatening voicemail sent to a parent, then condemns the threat. "Why do we allow this level of behavior?" he asks.

Between those moments, Asmongold brings in an NBC News report of a separate violent attack to argue that media attention and public consequences are uneven. That comparison is his interpretation, rather than evidence establishing how much coverage either incident received.

The extract has drawn about 1.3 million views since yesterday. Its first-day comment count was nearly twice the channel's usual level, with discussion centering on apologies, consequences and perceived differences in media treatment.

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