Unless he stops this soon, I will tell you, if there is violence against any reporter that's tied to this, the blood is going to be on his hands.
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David Gergen warns that if the president does not address the hostile atmosphere towards reporters, he could be held responsible for any resulting violence.
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I think a lot of Americans are relieved to have a politician who's not in your face and not yelling at you and not lying to you.
I think there's a lot of anger greeting this, this development. You know, three nights in a row, we've had people out there, you know, demonstrating and, and expressing, you know, their gratitude to RBG.
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