of us to remember and honor heather. to honor what she has done. to honor the sacrifice that her family has made. but also to what you were saying, to connect that to, you know, to andrew goodman. to connect that to michael swerdlick, to connect that that those were two jewish individuals in 1964 that were buried in the mud just next to james carney. the anniversary was just last week or two weeks ago. so all of us need to take a step back. i don t care if you re a republican, a democrat, i don t care if you re an individual who believes in #blacklivesmatter. to understand that the blood that pays for liberty comes from people of all ethnicities. and it is incumbent on all of us to understand that we have a shared responsibility to speak truth to power. we have a shared responsibility to say, as one nation, that this
republican, a democrat, i don t care if you re an individual who believes in #blacklivesmatter. to understand that the blood that pays for liberty comes from people of all ethnicities. and it is incumbent on all of us to understand that we have a shared responsibility to speak truth to power. we have a shared responsibility to say, as one nation, that this is unacceptable. i don t care if i voted for you. i don t care if i didn t vote for you. but we are not going to tolerate people who give aid and comfort to the banality of evil. let s listen in.