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donato panico is a great american and supporter of @ real donald trump. and one of my volunteers.here is an exchange, he gets punched. then he gets dragged for 30 feet as the guy drives away. and then outside of a campaign office, we're not just screaming or protesting, we're literally assaulting and threatening the lives of people who work on campaigns. abby: here is the problem i see this is becoming the new norm. we are seeing this every single week, more and more of these stories happening. we are not even nut thick of the mid terms yet. what's going to happen during those days and then the 2020 election where have you some other people actually wearing the maga hats because it's election time and you want to be proud of the person you are supporting. i do worry about where we are as a country and making this the normal and thinking this is okay. you can go in a restaurant and treat someone sitting there ask them to leave a restaurant because you don't agree with who they work for or whatever it is. what is it going to take a step back. pete: left got to condemn what maxine wa