Jessica Tarlov

Immigration is kind of the signal.

The spidey sense, everyone is going in that direction.

But you bring up the importance of getting elected officials to reflect the will of the people, which is how this is supposed to work, right?

Like we put you in office and then you listen to us and you do things that we say within reason, right?

Yeah.

And you mentioned the courts, which have been standing up to him, say, for the Supreme Court in some very key instances.

And you have, like, Indiana Republicans who didn't go for the map that he wanted, right?

He wanted to gerrymander that up.

And they got bomb threats, you know, doxing, et cetera.

And they still held back on it and really upset J.D.

Vance, which is always a good day for me when I see that he's so angry.

But...

You say we're in a conundrum.

How do you think this plays out?

Because there is an election coming, so I get two-parted.

One, do you think that we are going to have a free and fair election for the midterms in November?

And how do you think this conundrum is going to play out as Americans continue to make their voices heard?

I want to pick up on something you mentioned.

You said Stephen Miller, which everyone basically knows is a real bad actor.

And because you are a prophet of the past, you're someone that I have wanted to ask about the government, its formal channels and accounts using white supremacists and echoing Nazi rhetoric.