Bill Kristol

And that little cluster called her, said a terrible thing.

Called her a fucking bitch.

Called her a fucking bitch after they shot her in the face three times.

And Kristi Noem didn't say, well, that's very tense moments and people should, of course, shouldn't say things like that.

She couldn't even say that.

She doesn't want to say that.

Because I guess they don't believe that.

Right.

They believe that that's what people are getting, what they deserve, as you sort of as Trump kind of said.

Right.

And they think their their allies can do violence against the against the Capitol police, where the Capitol police are defending the elections and their allies are storming the Capitol.

Right.

I mean, it's really it is kind of remarkable.

He wasn't in danger, objectively, and that is one of the legal standards, I believe, that, you know, people have to use before they kill people, before they discharge.

They have to be in, it has to really be in self-defense, not just in some fantasy self-defense or defense of others.

whom they were not threatening.

He didn't even, but he didn't believe he was in danger.

You know, by moving the cell phone to the other, continuing to video.

That's why we have this.

That's why this is such a telling cell phone video because he kept it on.