fanning the flames of overt violence which at an ethical level is different than just benefiting from it? >> you're right, there's no question this party is embracing extremism, showing fealty to trump. it's clearly moving in that direction, we saw that in the demotion of liz cheney and the promotion of elise stefanik. they're clearly picking a lane here. what's happening today, we have a couple of democrat holdouts, sinema and manchin, on ending the filibuster, because they believed this filibuster was this tool for forcing compromise, bipartisan compromise. and today was a perfect example of how -- i mean, we're not talking about a vote on the green new deal. this wasn't an aoc policy they were voting on today. this was a bipartisan, equal amount of republicans and democrats commission to investigate a violent incident. if they can't even compromise on that, they're going to compromise on nothing. i hope, i would like to see, that if this is an inflection point, it's happening in the