It's hard to think of a more grave offense – and the question of deterrence and is it important to deter coups and insurrections? And I would say yes.
Jamie Raskin: “It's hard to think of a more grave offense – and the question of deterrence and is it important to deter coups and…”
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Emphasizing the seriousness of the offenses related to the coup and the need for deterrence.
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