The Republican National Convention went off with little controversy, so naturally liberal media and the Democratic Party have rushed to embrace every ridiculous conspiracy theory that floats by on social media.

Liberal media, fresh off of seven years and counting of warning about “fake news,” “misinformation,” and “cheap fakes,” have jumped onto several conspiracy theories over the course of the week. The most absurd one comes from MSNBC’s Joy Reid and Michael Steele, who have decided to practice bullet trutherism and cast doubt about whether former President Donald Trump was hit by a bullet during the attempted assassination of him.