joining our conversation is the author of that brilliant piece, pete wehner, contributing writer for and katty kay are still here as well. pete, i read it twice. it's brilliant. it's shocking, and it's important because what happens on the right matters, and i say this every day. it's at the intersection of an extremist threat and understanding their tactics and understanding the messaging to their base is really important, and your points about brutality and the absence of seeing the other side as humans deserving of grace is part of how we are where we are, no? >> yeah, i agree. it's good to be with you, nicole. thanks for having me on. i very much agree. the way to understand this, in terms of the trumpian movement, the maga movement, is a certain predicates have to be laid in order for them to execute what they want to execute, and some of those predicates are pretty nasty stuff, and i thought that the don junior speech was an indication of that, and i must say, it's not just that clip, but i went ahead and listened to the whole speech. it was about 40 minutes. it's not for the fa

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