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Our studies so far also suggest that political leaders such as Donald Trump calling for

people to come to the Capitol on January 6th, encouraging strength directly against the

Capitol and weak Republicans in the Capitol, that may well have been quite important in terms

of how that collective violence occurred.

But what we want to understand is what is the degree of the sentiments in the population

that political figures may be able to incite.

And if that's very, very tiny and trivial, then it's not really going to matter very much.

If it's sizeable, however, then we need to realize that the ability to have a replays

of January 6th like events could be far more possible than we think.

Robert Pate is a professor of political science at the University of Chicago.

He also runs UChicago's project on security and threats, called C-Post.

Bob has been on our show before, and today he joins us to continue the discussion he and

I had a few months ago on domestic extremism.

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I'm Michael Morrell, and this is Intelligence Matters.

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