Gov. JB Pritzker

You should, in fact, separate those two.

But they don't.

The language they use intermixes their views about what's happening with regard to Israel and the United States' relationship with Israel and Jews.

And so it's very upsetting to me.

To your point, Oath Keepers, Proud Boys, look at the, I mean, the really, you know, the skinheads that are on the right.

That are racist and anti-Semitic, you know, and they're like a firmly part of the base of MAGA.

Totally.

And I again, I do want to say we all need to recognize that, you know, for us to win elections, there are we have to remember we Democrats have to remember that there are a bunch of people who voted for Donald Trump who do not believe in those things.

They they have convinced themselves that they're not voting for that.

And we need to make sure that we're addressing the things that really do matter to them.

And like I said it before, to them, if I knocked, and I've knocked on a lot of doors in my life as a candidate or for other people.

And if you knock on a hundred doors and tell people like, the most important issue is democracy, fighting for democracy.

Five people will agree with you out of 100.

You know, what people really want to hear is how are you going to make my life easier?

How are you going to make it easier for me to send my kid to college or retire or make more money or pay for health care or housing?

And I know you're you know, I've drifted from the from anti-Semitism, but recognize that they win the right.

I'm talking about the the anti-Semitic racist right wins when the middle is

can't tell the difference.

They don't see those things on the right.

And all they see is, well, they're talking about lowering prices.