Brecca Stahl

And then she says...

I have teachers as friends.

And that's a direct quote.

And she goes, you know, it's hard for them to teach their kids in their classroom.

And that answer does not relate to my question at all.

And it's just a panic.

And it's just a panic of, I have no real reason to be out here.

And I think what it is, is just that a lot of these people have real, you know, issues and real like problems.

I'm, you know, going to kind of generalize here, but it is unaffordable.

A lot of these people, like these young women I'm talking to, I'm assuming they have some college debt.

They went to get a degree that turns out there isn't really any need for in the actual market.

And so that rage comes out of these no king protests and they're putting all that anger on President Trump.

And so I think that's why they come out there.

But I don't think they know that.

And that's why then when you actually ask and dig into it a little bit, their argument falls apart.

And then they feel so attacked because then they're thinking, well, my anger, this girl's questioning whether I have the right to be angry and whether that can be justified.

And then I think that's why they get so mad.

Yeah.

Well, so funny enough, that same woman after, you know, we turned into our next friend in line and the friends of four and we end the interview after that, I start going around doing more interviews.

And then she comes up to me after and basically says, uh, Brecca, I know what you're doing.