This may very well be the tip of the iceberg. I don't feel as though our work or the work of the federal authorities is complete. And I think there are still dangerous individuals that are -- that are out there. And it's a point of great concern, and that's why I think it's so important that our elected leaders tone down the rhetoric and make it clear, once and for all, and to be unequivocal about the fact that they do not condone and they actually condemn these individuals and this type of conduct and these type of organizations.
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Dana Nessel emphasizes the need for elected leaders to condemn extremist behavior and rhetoric.
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