Robert Pape, a University of Chicago political science professor, discusses alarming trends in American attitudes toward political violence as the 2024 election approaches. He warns about the normalization of violent political actions, referencing the January 6th Capitol attack. Meanwhile, Rebecca Ballhaus, a Wall Street Journal reporter, reveals concerns over potential censorship at the National Archives, as critics fear that a new administration may alter the presentation of American history. Together, they explore the intersection of political actions and historical representation.