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"Bye, bye, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley and Donald Trump," one of the president's top campaign bundlers said, also mentioning the two Republican senators who led objections to Joe Biden's Electoral College victory. "He's done," the person added, referring to Trump. A former White House official, who worked with business leaders while in the administration, was just as blunt when asked whether corporate figures would side with Trump after Wednesday's riot, which the president incited. These people declined to be named out of a fear of retribution. "A small man, unloved as a child and filled with ragi...

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"the new york times" having a bedbug problem in our building. i think that kind of rhetoric is dehumanizing and totally unacceptable no matter where it comes from. i wrote a personal email which i think was very civil saying that i didn't appreciate it, that i would welcome him to come to my home in new york and meet with my family and see if he would comey a bedbug to my face. >> loved is that the worst thing you have ever been called? >> is a bad history of being called -- being analogized to insects that goes back to a lot of totalitarian regimes in the past. i've been called worse. i wrote...

Racist, and that is anti-immigrant, there are a mentally unstable people in this country who see that is assigned to do terrible things. >> sean: joining us now with reaction is joe concha, and first action senior advisor, sean spacer. i counted literally minutes, and i didn't know what the motivation would have been in el paso, joe, i didn't know what it would be in dayton. turns out we have both sides of the political spectrum. it is not something that should be politicized at all. i don't blame bernie sanders for what happened to steve scalise. i don't blame elizabeth warren for dayton. i d...