CLEAN : Rusty Bowers, who refused to overturn Biden's Arizona win, says GOP becoming 'authoritarian'

The transcript covers personal anecdotes, reflections on Navajo culture, and experiences with art commissions. It delves into Arizona's history, political experiences with figures like Trump and Giuliani, and ethical dilemmas faced. The speaker provides social and political commentary on anger, violence, and the need for bipartisan cooperation, warning against the rise of fascism.

What does the speaker mean by stating that 'angry people are easily controlled'?

In what way does the speaker perceive the two political sides, Democrat and Republican?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between political action and public perception of violence?