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Let's jump in. Hillary Clinton at a Texas Tribune event today, compared the recent Trump rally to a Hitler rally.

We have Joe Biden comparing Trump and Trump supporters as semi-fascists.

Now, this is the same media, the same party that talks about the promotion of violence by Republicans and conservatives.

Oh, yes, all those riots led by Republicans and conservatives.

Last year, 2020, over the years and the decades, that's right. It's the Republican riots everybody's had to worry about.

Not the party of slavery, not the party of lynching, not the party of the clan, not the party of Jim Crow, not the party of black codes, not the party of voter suppression, and all the rest of it.

No, it's the Republicans and the constitutional conservatives you see.

Here's what she said today, cut 20 go.

And it's no longer just the whiff of violence, but the appeals to violence that we saw on January 6th, but have seen and heard since then.

I do, I worry about it a lot. You know, I remember as a young student, you know,

young student, you were a young commie even way back then. Go ahead.

I thought people get basically drawn in by Hitler. How did that happen?

And I'd watch newsreels and I'd see this guy standing up there, ranting and raving and people shouting and raising their arms.

I thought, what's happened to these people? Why did they believe that?

You saw the rally in Ohio the other night. Trump is there ranting and raving for more than an hour.

And you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. I thought, what is going on?

So there is a real pressure and I think it is fair to say we're in a struggle between democracy and autocracy.

What else can these people say, ladies and gentlemen?

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