“This gathering should send a message to them; this isn’t their Republican party anymore, this is Donald Trump’s Republican party, this is the Republican party that will put America first,” he said.

Trump Jr. went on to say that Republicans in Georgia “didn’t like the way the game was played,” so they chose not to take part in Trump’s attempts to steal the election. He then addressed congressional Republicans, saying that they had “an opportunity” to be heroes when they come together to count the state’s electoral votes in the House chambers.

“We are watching,” Trump Jr. said, adding that Republicans needed to fight in the face of “irregularities” and “statistical impossibilities.”

Not stopping there, he threatened to throw support behind primary challenges against Republicans who he and his family’s followers have found to be disloyal.

“They need to fight for Trump, because if not, I’m gonna be in your backyard in a couple of months,” he said. “If you’re gonna be the zero and not the hero, we’re coming for you.”

When it was Eric’s turn to speak, he had similar sentiments to those of his brother.

“My father has started a movement, and this movement will never, ever die,” Eric said, adding that this movement “will transcend [Donald Trump], it will transcend all of us”

Eric doubled down on this in a Twitter post.

“I will personally work to defeat every single Republican Senator / Congressman who doesn’t stand up against this fraud – they will be primaried in their next election and they will lose,” he wrote.

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