Trump vows to go after his enemies if elected. Meet two enforcers ready to carry that out

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : At the far-right Rod of Iron Freedom Festival on Oct. 11 in Greeley, Pennsylvania, one attendee asked Flynn whether, if Trump wins, he would get his "rank reinstated and sit at the head of a military tribunal to not only drain the swamp, but imprison the swamp and on a few occasions, execute the swamp?"The question brought a chorus of cheers at the event, which was sponsored by a group, led by the son of the late Unification Church founder Rev. Sun Myung Moon, that the Southern Poverty Law Center calls an "antigovernment Christian gun cult.
46% : Trump speaks only in generalities about his intentions.
45% : Trump told then-FBI Director James Comey to "let this go" in reference to the Flynn investigation, USA TODAY reported in 2017.
39% : In dozens of town hall-style appearances this year, including at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, Flynn and Raiklin have talked of the need for Americans do whatever it takes to get Trump re-elected - and then exact vengeance including detention, tribunals and possibly worse.
37% : More: 1 in 4 Republicans supports political violence if election is 'compromised,' study saysRepeating Flynn's comments almost verbatim, Walz warned that Flynn "is a contender" to be national security advisor once again if Trump wins.
30% : While Flynn was under criminal investigation by the FBI, Trump tapped him as White House national security advisor.
27% : Describing them as "the enemy of our constitutional order," he says they'll pay if Trump wins on Nov. 5.
20% : More: Can military forces be used to quash an 'enemy within,' like Trump suggested?
3% : In his final report, Mueller said those actions undermined Obama's foreign policy, including sanctions on Moscow for meddling in the 2016 election to help Trump defeat Hillary Clinton.

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