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and tomorrow. and don t forget, donald trump may seek to regain the powers that he had in three years. and yet, there s so much we don t know about how he used and abused them, while he was in office. and even if he doesn t, himself, there are others who are trying to take roles of elected official. i mean, check this out from the washington post , ron. it says looking ahead to 2022, republican candidates are actually centering their pitches around trump s false-election claims. they say, of the 700 republicans who have filed initial paperwork with the federal election commission to run why next year for the senate or even the house, apparently, a third of them a third of em embrace trump s election lie. i mean, that s extraordinarily dangerous to a democracy, isn t it? and also, 75% of republican voters say they believe the lie. look. i believe the macro trend that we are watching is that the fear of demographic eclipse is eroding the commitment to democracy, in a significant