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On Monday, after weekend visits to big crowds in Wisconsin as part of his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, Sanders, 83, stood with a bullhorn on the back of a pickup truck in suburban Detroit, addressing an overflow crowd that couldn’t fit into the high school gym where he was speaking.

On Sunday, Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan — who delivered the Democratic rebuttal to Trump’s joint address — gave a sober analysis of where Democrats stand on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

But in a climate where distrust was the dominant emotion, Saqo and many others interviewed here insisted government forces were now working to frame those they had slaughtered, dressing their corpses in uniforms and planting guns on them in an attempt to prove the military’s argument that it was fighting terrorism.

“I don’t think it made the film. I don’t think anything I did in that movie ever made the film. It was in that phase where Terry, having come off the back of making one film a decade, made three or four in a row.”

“I carried that in the back of my mind for quite some time. Marriage is the ultimate trust institution. Those of us who are in long-term marriages feel like: This is settled and this is safe. I wanted to do something where there was suspicion and unease but not about whether the person is cheating or not. It’s about whether they are betraying their country or not.”