People are really -- I mean, that's a little bitty town. That guy stood up and said I liked Donald Trump. Then some people started saying they're going to shut his restaurant down and other people jumped up and said, well, he's wrong, but you're wrong too.
Van Jones discusses the divisive impact of Trump's rhetoric on a small town.
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