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Become their savior. a lot of them leave the pew, and they go to the rally. i think in some ways, i think in some ways you could see this as a new religion. yes. christian nationalism. it s christian nationalism, and there s a point at which christian nationalism departs so much from the tenants of traditional evangelicals that it just becomes on the fate. and not to invoke the name of your storied place of work, but it is vice signaling, as the new york times puts it, rather than virtue signaling, that the rage is the homily, if you will. and that this isn t a temporary thing that is necessarily a phenomenon of the trump era, but it is awakened in the heart of america. something much darker, tess, a rage, and in anger, and a grievance that s going to be very hard to put back in the bottle, if you will. i also think there s a danger of christian nationalism, they re not just doing trump s ....
Believe was stolen last time. so what lengths are they going to go to to make sure that they get, quote, unquote, justice. especially if they believe that on the other end of it president donald trump is going to be there to pardon them? the people who he has called hostages. tess, i wonder if you can you ve done such a deep and essential reporting on this topic, i just wonder if you can give a sense of who these americans are that heed the clarion call, as issued by donald trump? and feel if they don t themselves resort to the threats and the violence, but understand it to be unnecessary after effective american public life, that you should have your life threatened, because you are going after donald trump. who are they? and who s the most vulnerable to this? i think that the landscape of political violence and extremism has changed since january 6th. but the grievances and the co-conspiracy theories, they ....
President donald trump is going to be there to pardon them? the people who he has called hostages. tess, i wonder if you can you ve done such a deep and essential reporting on this topic, i just wonder if you can give a sense of who these americans are that heed the clarion call, as issued by donald trump? and feel if they don t themselves resort to the threats and the violence, but understand it to be unnecessary after effective american public life, that you should have your life threatened, because you are going after donald trump. who are they? and who s the most vulnerable to this? i think that the landscape of political violence and extremism has changed since january 6th. but the grievances and the co-conspiracy theories, they haven t gone away. actually, they ve become more entrenched and more mainstream. and i think part of that is the ....
See this as a new religion. yes. christian nationalism. it s christian nationalism, and there s a point at which christian nationalism departs so much from the tenants of traditional evangelicals that it just becomes on the fate. and not to invoke the name of your storied place of work, but it is vice signaling, as the new york times puts it, rather than virtue signaling, that the rage is the homily, if you will. and that this isn t a temporary thing that is necessarily a phenomenon of the trump era, but it is awakened in the heart of america. something much darker, tess, a rage, and in anger, and a grievance that s going to be very hard to put back in the bottle, if you will. i also think there s a danger of christian nationalism, they re not just doing trump s bidding, they feel like they re doing god s bidding, that they have this higher authority or justification going forward for ....