Jonathan Turley

It's this republic.

Then it could become an insurrection.

And what we're seeing in the terms of the sort of unrequited rage will spread.

That's the reason I'm so concerned with what we're hearing from Democratic leaders.

They want to ride this rage wave to the elections this year, the midterm elections.

They don't realize that history has shown people just like them who are ultimately declared reactionaries by the mob that they are leading.

But for them, the only thing that's important is the midterm elections.

It is.

And there's nothing more pathetic than watching people like Schumer and Walsh, you know, mouthing these revolutionary and reckless rhetoric lines.

It's pathetic because this is only going to come out one way.

I mean, this mob is not going to embrace those individuals as their leaders.

They are the temporary convenience that they need.

But what they are unleashing is

could be uncontrollable.

Now, having said that, we have a system that is still working.

We have been stress tested before.

What worries me are these figures like Chemerinsky and others who wanna change the system itself.

Because as long as we keep the constitutional system, I have no question about our survival and that we are gonna flourish.

It's only if they take that system down

And that, unfortunately, is what a lot of these law professors and others are arguing for.