This is an IHeart podcast.

It is Monday, October 20th.

This is the warning.

One year ago, the presidential campaign was coming into its final days, the home stretch.

One year from now, the 26 congressional campaigns will be in their home stretch. The most important weapon

in Donald Trump's arsenal, the one that he reaches for every day that is channeled out

through all of the propaganda spewed from the White House, Fox News, Newsmax, OAN, from the mouths of wretched

men like Mike Johnson, like Ted Cruz, is to be afraid of them. It is the singularly most un-American thing that you can be for, which is to make a fellow

American afraid, in their home, in their job, in their community.

Because people who live in fear cannot live in dignity, and people who cannot live in dignity, cannot live in fear cannot live in dignity and people who cannot live in dignity cannot live in

freedom and freedom is the birthright of every American we have settled that question the

idea that in the United States of America the 21st century American dream is a nightmare with masked

men pointing weapons at the American people and firing at them from rooftops when

they're not repelling onto them with flashbangs, explosive devices from ice helicopters is unacceptable. It cannot be

tolerated and it must not be tolerated. And so this weekend, in New York City, in Boston,

in Washington, D.C., in Salt Lake City, in Boise, Idaho, in Texas, across the country in 2,700 different

locations, the American people turned out to stand up for something bigger than themselves,

for each other, for their country. John Kennedy asked, ask not what your country can do for you,

but what you can do for your country.

And this weekend, people did something remarkable

for their country.

They announced together that we will not be afraid of you. And the people were

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