Bill Kristol

And if, as you say, if there are cracks that are emerging into support because of Epstein and other issues, one has to just keep saying it, I guess.

Oh, totally, totally.

It's really, I mean, this awful killing, that he's using that excuse.

And this guy apparently had some kind of psychotic breakdown, basically.

You know, his family's been worried about him.

They tried to get him, I think, some counseling.

It didn't work.

He drove cross-country.

It's terrible what happened, obviously.

But the idea that this is an indictment of the Afghans who fought with us, well, it's pure demagoguery.

What can you say, right?

No, I mean, that's very clear, right?

The Haitians, Springfield, I always come back to that one, but it's the most obvious.

There was no charge.

They went to a town that was in decline.

They helped revive it.

They were working hard.

And they were attacked and made the object of demagoguery a year ago, a little over a year ago.

And he now has, in fact, followed through and is going to pull – has pulled maybe temporary protective status from the Haitians and is going to try to deport them all.

There's no accusation of anything there, right?