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Donald Trump's speech in Aurora, Colorado was perhaps his most dangerous speech yet,

and that's saying a lot. His rhetoric is intensifying. It's getting more violent, more Nazi-like.

One of the things that Donald Trump said that he would do if he was elected is bring back

the Alien and Sedition Act of 1798.

Now the Aliens and Sedition Act is a way to discriminate against people

on the basis of their ancestry and to also prosecute people and throw people behind bars who

criticize an administration for doing that.

It was introduced in the Adams administration in 1798.

There was this kind of widespread fear at the time of, you know, a foreign invasion and as a result these laws were enacted and

political opponents were thrown into prison this is not the type of thing that we want to go back to.

So I want to spend a little time giving us a historical perspective here.

Now, before Stephen Miller, Donald Trump's top advisor, had been talking about bringing back

these laws from the 1700s.

This is the first time, though, while Donald Trump has used the Nazi-like rhetoric, while Donald Trump has used the Nazi-like rhetoric,

while Donald Trump has talked about the poisoning of the blood

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