Mr. Christian is just the kind of person who is easily influenced by racist, xenophobic rants from influential persons such as Donald Trump.  Those rants are documented and can't be denied....they are real facts not "fake news."  We could endlessly debate the extent of Mr. Trump's culpability.  I certainly don't claim he intended for his comments to promote the kind of actions represented by Mr. Christian's.  However, leaders need to realize the potential actions by their followers and show better judgment than Mr. Trump displays.  When you 'stir up' a mob, you lose control of that mob's behavior.  It's one thing to "feed red meat" to get votes.  It's quite another when your actions, whether you intend it or not,  end up encouraging violence.  This is where good judgment and common sense should play a role.  Gary Crum