and all that. That's called freedom of speech, and that's what the steering title is.

Protecting speech. So all I can see is, look, we should all join hands and denouncing

and whatever words you want to use about violent extremism of all stripes. And I think we can all agree on that. So to constantly

accuse Democrats of not caring about that is really, I can only say that you aren't listening.

So I hope this is the end of this hearing, Mr. Chairman, and that we don't have to listen to any

more of your rhetorical speeches. Thank you very much. I'm leaving. Well, I appreciate the,

as always, kind and uplifting words of Senator Hirono, and I would also note that throughout

her remark she still did not say a negative word about Antifa, nor has any Democrat here.

They instead engage in a political game where they depend.

You're welcome to say something negative about Antifa right now.

I think that I've covered the subject quite well.

You are not listening.

Okay, she declined to speak, so that is the position of the Democratic Party.

I would note also that of the seven Democratic senators who spoke, not a one of them

apologized for or denounced multiple Democrats calling law enforcement officers Nazis,

stormtroopers and Gestapo, to be fair.

I have not heard the word Nazi, but stormtrooper was Nancy Pelosi and Gishdapa was another Democratic leader.

Welcome back to Verdict with Ted Cruz. I'm Michael Knowles. I'm sitting here, of course, with the senator.

Senator, you have not yet chased me out of this room, but I notice you seem to

have chased your Democratic colleague out of the Senate yesterday. Well, Michael, I don't like what

you're saying, so I'm going to need to get up and run away and leave now. You're very frightening

and you're causing me to hyperventilate. Yes, I will because I'm posing these very difficult questions to you, such as, are you willing to condemn Antifa?

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