BUCK: There was some rioting over the weekend, not that much. The blue-haired cat ladies at some of these protests less destructive — but still very angry — than some of the other riots we’ve seen from the left wing. But here, for example, is a pro-abortion activist calling for violence — this is a big, no-no, friends, calling for violence — against Supreme Court justices burning it all down, et cetera.
CLAY: This is a crime. Whoever this person is should be prosecuted for the crime. When you call for violence against sitting Supreme Court justices — and say, “I’m calling for actual violence,” so you’re not even able to say, “Well, that was metaphorically speaking.” When you call for violence and you demand that it be lit on fire, you are committing a crime and so you should be prosecuted for that crime.
Now, everybody can advocate, Buck — as you well know — for whatever political positions they want. But this is my concern is that when you have illogical, irrational people, and they sit and see a 5-4 Supreme Court decision, some of those people are going to think, “If we eliminate a justice, this choice — this decision — changes,” and we have to ensure that the justices are protected, but we also have to make sure that we hold accountable the people who are encouraging the acts of true violence.
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