Welcome back to the City Journal podcast.

I'm your host, Charles Van Leeman.

I fellow at the Manhattan Institute and senior editor of City Journal.

Joining me on the panel today are Elia Shapiro, Constitutional Logai at the Manhattan Institute, Rainer Mookergy, responsible for all things, political science. I've got to give us a more succumbing for you, Rayna. It's like you do demographics, you do politics, her special team is really with Dunkin' Donuts and coffee. That's also true. Education. Right. Yeah. The response for all things, Dunkin' Donuts at the Manhattan Institute, Indemortino, Master of Migration at the Manhattan Institute. Master. I'm a lot of that one now. And I think he benches more than anyone else at I. That's also true.

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All right.

I want to take us right into this weekend's news. Over the weekend,

two Minneapolis state lawmakers and their spouses were attacked. One couple was murdered. The

others look likely to recover. I think they're awake. They're just to give a statement. Maybe by the

time this comes out, they will have given the statement. The alleged suspect, Vance Bolter,

has been apprehended after a multi-day manhunt. Bolter was reportedly a Trump supporter. His list of targets

included Planned Parenthood clinics. We don't really know the full motivation, but it sure looks

like the right-wing instantiation of the political violence we've been talking about on this show.

So, you know, do we see this as part of that broader trend? And what do we make of this incident

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