Republicans are engaging in that I think we really have to look at.

And that is how they present this existential question

to voters, but largely their constituency about the future of American culture.

And understand, Democrats right now are engaged in this exercise

of presenting an existential question about our democracy, the right to vote, have your vote counted.

What is the scale of freedom and liberty we are going to embrace on issues of women

reproductive rights and the ability of the LGBT community to express themselves?

That is a fair existential question that exists somewhere on the constitutional spectrum,

if you will. That's not what Republicans are doing.

What Ted Cruz and Lauren Bogart and Matt Gates and Marjorie Taylor Green and

Franklin Kevin McCarthy are doing is they're presenting a cultural question.

And it's a cultural existential question that your white privilege, your way of life,

your law in the economy is being taken from you by migrants and black America and these liberal elites.

And because of that, if that's being taken from you, you're allowed to defend yourself.

You were allowed to protect yourself and the tell in what they're doing.

Is that they're not going to the rich elite class on the Republican side saying,

they're coming for your wealth. They're not doing that.

They're going to white America saying they're coming for your culture.

They're coming for your way of life. That is a dangerous, dangerous message.

Ted Cruz knows that. Kevin McCarthy does that.

That is the kindling on the fire that ignites this violence we're seeing.

And in fact, if you read the FBI, I have to David, this man who attacked,

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