Jason Crow

So political violence is a classic example.

Like, I condemn all political violence because we can't have a democracy if we settle things through violence that, you know, actually by definition is not a democracy.

So I condemn it all, all the time, and I maintain

you know, that level playing field.

Trump, it's just, you know, condemning the violence that he doesn't like or doesn't serve him, right?

Obviously, January 6th didn't even happen, right, in his book, right?

It was a peaceful protest.

He's erasing that history or trying to, which is why we are committed to not allowing him to erase that history.

Well, first of all, having known you for years, I wanted to make sure you're okay.

You have great legal counsel.

I know that...

as long as you're safe, I know that he again has picked the wrong person.

That was my second thought.

A, are you okay?

B, boy, Trump has made another mistake.

He keeps on trying to pick on people and use them as examples for this larger intimidation campaign, but he's picking the wrong folks who are not going to be cowed and backed down, which is very telling.

Which again, I think is intentional, not accidental.

He is targeting those who he thinks will send a broad message to people about who's on his side and who's not.

So I think that's part of the strategy.

A, B, so much of this is just so deeply un-American.