Andrew Kolvet

I ran into Harris Faulkner and Martha McCallum.

And they were like, no, Erica got taken out.

She was escorted out by security.

And Harris Wagner was like, I was under the table with Erica.

We were praying together, you know.

And so that was the moment.

And, you know, and to your earlier point, Glenn, it's like, oh, it was all staged.

It's like...

You know, yeah, it was all just some giant emotional production, guys.

That's really what we were doing.

We were playing 570 chess with everybody, and we just staged some Democrat who, you know, took a train across the country and assembled his weapons in his hotel room and teacher of the month and all this stuff.

We just did it for sympathy points.

You guys are real smart out there.

Real brilliant thinking.

I mean, literally the level of just...

idiocy and brain rot and just, I don't even know what to make of it, but there is such a desire to believe some sort of, you know, wild conspiracy, regardless of what the story is, Glenn, because, you know, sometimes the truth just isn't emotionally satisfying or psychologically satisfying enough for so many people, and it's just really disgusting.

I was in that room.

My heart was pounding through my chest.

Everybody was shaken up.

You know, I'm not saying here I'm traumatized, Glenn,