CNN Commentator Says Cop Killer’s Book ‘Saved his Life’ in Gushing Instagram Post

A violent leftist CNN commentator praised a cop killer in a recent Instagram post.

“Thinking about Assata Shakur on her 71st birthday,” said Marc Lamont Hill. “She wrote the second book that changed (and saved) my life. She taught me about the value and power of Freedom Dreams. She showed me the beauty of struggle.”

Assata Shakur is an alias for FBI most-wanted terrorist and Black Liberation Army (BLA) member, Joanne Deborah Chesimard. In 1977, Chesimard was convicted of first degree murder, assault and battery of a police officer, assault with a dangerous weapon, assault with intent to kill, illegal possession of a weapon, and armed robbery. She would later escape from prison when visited by fellow BLA members. She has been off the radar ever since, but may be hiding in Cuba.

“And she proved that ‘a wall is just a wall. and nothing more at all. It can be broken down,'” Hill wrote. “I pray for her continued safety and protection. I continue to work to demonstrate her innocence. And I implore the State to stop prosecuting an unjust and unfair campaign against one of our most treasured Freedom Fighters. Thank you Mama Assata. Wishing you 100 more years!”

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Hill recently made headlines for laughing at the teenagers who were assaulted at a Texas Whataburger by a 30-year-old man.

Big League Politics reported:

A CNN commentator has brought the network to a lower level than previously thought to be possible by condoning the assault of a Texas teenager by a grown man.

Responding to podcaster VanLathan, Temple University professor and frequent CNN guest Marc Lamont Hill sent three “tears of joy” emojis.

“Wish I could take the high road,” VanLathan said. “But your MAGA hat reads like a swastika to me. So ummm … hmm. Yeah. Maybe I’m not longer a decent person.”

😂😂😂

— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) July 5, 2018

BLP Passage Ends.

Derangement has turned mainstream. As long as the cable news networks continue to host such guests, they explicitly endorse violence.