Finally, someone in Washington is calling this what it is. Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff, didn’t sugarcoat it on Monday: America is dealing with a vast domestic terror movement—and President Donald Trump is ready to smash it.

Speaking with Vice President JD Vance on The Charlie Kirk Show, Miller vowed that the administration will unleash the full power of the DOJ and DHS to “identify, disrupt, dismantle, and destroy” the radical networks fueling political violence. Networks that don’t just “protest,” but dox, harass, intimidate, and create the very environment where assassinations like Charlie Kirk’s become possible. Call it what you want, but when organized cells work to silence and terrorize conservatives, that’s not free speech—that’s domestic terrorism.

President Trump himself made it clear: Antifa is on borrowed time. He said he’d declare them a terrorist organization “100 percent,” and he even floated RICO charges for violent protesters. Because when mobs act like criminal syndicates, maybe it’s time we treat them like criminal syndicates. Imagine that—consequences for radicals.

Miller tied his comments directly to Kirk’s assassination, saying Charlie’s final message to him was about the need to confront radical groups that “foment violence.” Miller vowed any federal response would be carried out in Charlie’s name. That’s called honoring a friend, and more importantly, honoring the truth.

Now, of course, the usual suspects are already crying foul. Civil liberties groups warn this “broad language” might threaten “legitimate protest.” Funny how the same folks who call conservatives “terrorists” the minute we hold a rally suddenly become constitutional lawyers when the spotlight turns on their own side. Spare us the lecture.

Here’s the reality: conservatives believe in debate. We don’t need to silence the other side to win—we’ve got the facts, the faith, and the Constitution on our side. The left? They’ve got mobs, doxing lists, and now, the blood of Charlie Kirk on their hands.

Whether Miller’s remarks translate into immediate policy or not, one thing is clear: Trump and his team are done playing nice. The era of turning a blind eye to radical leftist violence is over. And if this crackdown is carried out in Charlie’s name, then his legacy won’t just inspire—it will protect millions of Americans from the domestic terror networks that thrive in the shadows.

Charlie believed in truth. He believed in courage. And now, thanks to Trump and leaders like Stephen Miller, America is gearing up to fight back against the radicals who think they can intimidate their way into power. Spoiler alert: they can’t. Not on Trump’s watch.