Nancy Mace Sets BRILLIANT Trap for "LGBTQ Activist" Live at Hearing.//The Dan Bongino Show Clips

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00:00I want you to watch this.

00:01This is Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mays.

00:03She's up on Capitol Hill at this hearing about violent rhetoric.

00:06And of course, it's meant to target conservatives,

00:08which is always the case.

00:10So she does something really smart here.

00:12She opens up the hearing.

00:13And what you're going to hear is all of the leftist activists

00:17at this hearing.

00:18She gets them all on the record answering

00:21yes or no about how they feel violent rhetoric is a problem.

00:25And she gets them on the record first.

00:27Super smart.

00:28She sets them up.

00:29So I want you to listen to this part first.

00:31Check this out.

00:32Is rhetoric on social media a problem and a threat

00:36to our democracy, Mr. Ward?

00:39Yes, absolutely.

00:40Mr. Siegel?

00:41Yes.

00:42Ms. Caraballo?

00:43Yes.

00:44Ms. Nomani?

00:45Yes.

00:46Ms. Tyler?

00:46Yes.

00:47Yes.

00:49Another question I have.

00:51Do you believe that rhetoric targeting officials

00:54with violence for carrying out their constitutional duties

00:59is a threat to democracy, Mr. Ward?

01:02Mr. Siegel?

01:04Yes.

01:05Yes.

01:07Yes.

01:08Yes.

01:09Yes.

01:10OK.

01:10I want to play that for you on purpose.

01:12And I broke that out separately because this is brilliant.

01:15If you're going to follow Alinsky's rules, which

01:17you should, and you're going to get them,

01:22you're going to get them on the record.

01:24You want to get them on the record

01:25about what their rule is.

01:27Do you believe X?

01:29OK.

01:30Yes.

01:31Yes.

01:31You're under oath.

01:32Yes, I do.

01:34You do?

01:35You believe that violent rhetoric can cause violence

01:38out there and people should refrain from that?

01:41OK.

01:42Well, here's one of the liberal activists, Alejandro Caraballo.

01:48So Nancy Mace proceeds to pull out some blow

01:52ups of some of her tweets.

01:55She believes in stopping all the violent rhetoric.

02:00I want you to listen to this exchange.

02:01This is just glorious.

02:02Check this out.

02:03Only a few weeks after the attempted attack

02:05on a Supreme Court justice on June 25,

02:08one of the witnesses, Alejandro Caraballo,

02:10tweeted out the following in response

02:12to a decision on abortion overturning Roe v. Wade.

02:14And I'll quote directly from the tweet.

02:16The six justices who overturned Roe

02:18should never know peace again.

02:21It is our civic duty to accost them

02:24every time they're in public.

02:26They are pariahs.

02:28Since women don't have their rights,

02:29these justices should never have a peaceful moment

02:32in public again.

02:34Should never have a peaceful moment in public again.

02:37Gosh, Joe, that sounds like you could be inciting violence.

02:40Never have a peaceful moment.

02:42I mean, you and I aren't threat analysts anymore or anything

02:46like that.

02:47I mean, we're not psychotherapists,

02:48but that kind of sounds to me like the exact kind

02:51of rhetoric the lefty activists would call out themselves.

02:57So strange.

02:59So now, of course, Alejandro Caraballo

03:02is caught off guard, like, my gosh,

03:04it kind of got me there on Alinsky rule number four.

03:07So here's a little tactic I like for you

03:09to understand the tactics.

03:10You can get ahead of these two.

03:13The tactic the left uses when they're busted,

03:15which is pretty much all the time, is they say,

03:18well, my tweets are being taken out

03:20of context, to which you should respond immediately.

03:24What other context?

03:25And not having another peaceful moment in their lives.

03:28How else can someone read?

03:30Give us, please, another context.

03:32We would love to hear it.

03:33And watch them spin and play the euphemisms game.

03:37Listen to Alejandro Caraballo use the context scam here.

03:41Check this out.

03:42My last question today of Ms. Caraballo,

03:44do you stand by these comments, this kind of rhetoric,

03:49in social media, and do you believe

03:50it's a threat to democracy?

03:53Thank you, Representative, for the opportunity

03:54to clarify and provide context to my tweets.

03:58I have a question, is it yes or no?

03:59Do you believe your rhetoric is a threat to democracy

04:02when you're calling to accost a branch of government,

04:06the Supreme Court?

04:08I don't believe that's a correct characterization

04:11of my statements.

04:12Did you not tweet that, that you thought

04:14that the Supreme Court justices should be accosted?

04:18What I'm saying is that that is not a characterization

04:22of my statements.

04:24No one's character, no one's characterizing,

04:27you said they just read it.

04:28Yeah.

04:30Nancy Mace isn't characterizing anything.

04:33You know, I hate the word literally,

04:35but she's literally reading her own tweets.

04:39There's no characterizing of anything.

04:44Nancy Mace did the country a huge favor here, folks.

04:46This is how you fight back against these people.

04:48That was a clip from the Dan Bongino Show.

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