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SCARBOROUGH: "So, yeah, this is very, very dangerous. And as Chris Wallace said yesterday on — I thought it was significant, on Fox News Sunday, the President crossed a line. We Republicans, talking about myself — you know, I hear John McCain saying, 'I hate you, I hate the press.' He is not joking! We grow up with the press being biased and beating us up and always giving our Democratic opponent every benefit of the doubt. That’s just part of the playing field. And it’s one thing to say the press is liberal and it's one thing to say the Ninth Circuit is liberal, but when you start saying that somebody has — is an enemy of the people, then that does incite people to violence, especially if it’s coming from the President of the United States. Mike Barnicle, what is so rich about Donald Trump talking about fake news and Reince Priebus talking about stories that are inaccurate, there’s a president who, from the second he got into office, was lying about crowd sizes that were verifiably false if you just looked at satellite images, lied last week in a press conference having the largest Electoral College victory since Reagan. That was a lie as well. Lied about the crime rate being at 47-year high when it was at a 47-year low, except for last year when we had a slight bump-up. Then, of course, the terror attack in Sweden this weekend. As Jesus said, I mean, you know, don’t throw stones if you live in glass houses. This man lives in the biggest glass house there is when it comes to a disconnection from the truth. So to attack the media and say they are enemy of the people is beyond the pail."