Rabbi in Ilhan Omar’s District Compares Trump Rally to ‘Nazi Germany’

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OLITZKY: "This is a very eerie wave of similar situations in history, be that Nazi Germany or elsewhere, where people are coming together and coming out of the woodwork to glum on these ideas of hate and saying, 'You know what? I can be publicly hateful. I can be publicly loud and I don't need to shy away from that.' And it doesn't matter whether you're on the left or the right. We're seeing that on the right right now and we're seeing that on the left too, and this divisiveness and vitriol is paralyzing and it's terrifying."