Panel: Lawmakers Have ‘Little Incentive’ To Condemn Trump’s Violent Rhetoric

In rallies and in social media posts over the weekend, former President Trump amps up violent political rhetoric despite increasing concerns about the safety of lawmakers. Maria Teresa Kumar, Doug Heye and Jake Sherman discuss the rise in this rhetoric and how members of Congress are reacting.

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