Ali Velshi: Violence is who Donald Trump is. But he can be stopped.

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MSNBC’s Ali Velshi analyzes Donald Trump’s decades-long use of violent rhetoric and looks to some wise words from Martin Luther King, Jr., that explain how to respond to Trump’s attempts to instill fear in his political rivals.