Rubio: ‘I’m Very Concerned’ Someone Might Die at Trump Rally

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TAPPER: "Would I be overstating matters if I said you sound like you're actually concerned somebody -- before this is all over, somebody might lose their life?" 
RUBIO: "I'm very concerned about that. I'm very concerned -- we don't know what's going to happen next here. I know we have reached the point where people in American politics have decided if they don't agree with you, they can get angry at you, that you're a bad and evil person, that they can say anything they want about you. I think all the gates of civility have been blown apart and we've reached a point where on both sides everyone is just saying or doing whatever they want and, you know, you can't just say or do whatever you want. This is not about political correctness. This is about rules of civility and a way of society talking to each other and let me ask everybody this. Do we really want to live in a country where everybody hates each other? Where everybody is at each other's throat? Where because we disagree on the role of government or the tax rate or Obamacare or foreign policy we now, in this nation, cannot have a discourse or agree on any other issue and end up hating each other? Because that's what it feels like. It feels like we're reaching a point where in America everyone hates each other. I'm so tired of arguing and fighting with other Americans. Yes, we have serious disagreements and let's debate those through our republic, but we've reached a point now where if I don't agree with you on something, it's not just that you're wrong, but you're a bad person, you're an evil person, you deserve nothing. I mean, all the rules that once governed our discourse have been blown away and we're headed in a very dangerous direction and, yes, there are people out there that are unbalanced. There are people out there that do not have control of themselves. We don't know what they will do. And this applies to both sides of this debate, by the way."