Sarah Longwell

Like, that is a potent sort of thing.

Like, the... Kristi Noem coming out saying she was trying to ram him with her car.

And then you watch the video and you're like, okay, wait a minute.

You could maybe have...

a debate about the level of inches he was away from the car.

You could talk about whether or not he could have been slightly scared that she was moving her car when he was in front of it.

You cannot say she turned her car to ram him with it.

Like, everybody can see that that's a lie.

And I think, though, the extent to which the vice president

Kristi Noem, Trump himself.

Trump's like, I can't believe he survived that.

And we're all watching it.

And and then they're releasing footage like they're releasing footage that they think helps their case because there's a mouthy lesbian, you know, saying, you know, go get your lunch, big boy to them.

And they're sort of using that.

They're trying to other the people to make sure, you know, this is a Marxist lesbian.

And so like the toxicity of them lying in the face of exonerating footage to me was some kind of very specific break because it's just so clear how they are trying to

gaslight us.

And it unlocks a different level of rage than I feel like the normal lies do.

It also is a reminder, like the way that they respond to say, you cannot touch an ICE officer.

And now, obviously, the hypocrisy here is off the charts in terms of the way they're saying, if you lay a hand on law enforcement, like you expect to get shot.