A month ago Kellyanne Conway pointed out the media's role in "emboldening" violent protesters (in this case at Berkeley).

Per The Hill:

"What's going on out there is what's going on all across the country," Conway, a key aide to President Trump, said on Fox News's "Fox & Friends" Thursday.

"You have protesters who feel very emboldened," added Conway, who served as Trump's 2016 presidential campaign manager. "They've got media cameras following them, they give interviews."

"I don't even know if they know what they're protesting. Really, what is it, the free speech?Having someone on your campus who has a dissenting point of view or wants to present an alternative point of view?"

Conway said students lashing out at Yiannopoulos, who is a popular figure with the alt-right, are in for a rude awakening upon graduation.

"In the real world, when these kids grow up and try to find jobs – which they will in the Trump economy – [they'll see] life doesn't work that way, folks."