Kari Lake's response might have better been crafted by Mark Knopfler, whose "Brothers in Arms" album contains the following bit of clarity -

"I have legalized robbery, called it belief

I’ve run with the money, and hid like a thief

Re-written history, with my armies and my crooks

Invented memories, and burned all the books

I can still hear his laughter. I can still hear his song

The man’s too big. The man’s too strong."

Brothers in Arms was released in 1985. How could Knopfler see so far into the future?