Brian Kilmeade

Yeah.

I mean, this is a flashback to George Floyd.

It's a knockoff of all those things that they did.

Were successful at the time, but in the long form, really long term, really hurt them.

I think a couple of things.

Number one, when there were shootings and attacks in churches, don't they usually come in from the doors from behind and everyone staring straight ahead?

Evidently, these guys and these women got into the church.

They sat down at the one moment they stood up and started creating havoc in there.

And that to me, right where you're thinking, this is going to be one of those attacks on our churches, synagogues that we've seen in Texas and in the Midwest.

The other thing we think of is Don Lemon, who's actually there pretending to be a talented journalist.

He says that the pastor did a bad job.

The pastor should have forgiveness like Jesus.

While the guy's screaming at you, you see the pastor actually trying to engage these people and they're screaming back.

They lost the argument.

And not only that, uh,

When I see, and I asked Anna before, did you watch Sunday shows?

I watched all of them.

Watched them all at once.

And this guy, Jacob Fry, sees an opportunity for his moment in the sun.

He did every show of Fox News Sunday.