Dennis Quaid

And this is what Americans have gotten used to.

They've gotten used to the idea that we're not allowed to see information that we have a right to see as a public.

This country is supposedly – we're the boss.

The people are.

And we deserve information so that we can make a decision about it.

Or we can have the people that we've elected make a decision about it by giving them the power to do so, given to them by us.

And now we get information is either distorted or it's fake or it's just withheld.

And, you know, withheld and like that's just the way things are.

People have gotten used to that idea.

Yeah.

And that's how we lose our country and our republic.

That's how we lose it.

They always kind of portray it in the...

In the coverage after, it was kind of, at least at first, portrayed as like a rifle with a scope in a couple of places.

I thought it did have a scope.

Those explosive devices, I think, which were in the car, what were they for?

When you're 20 years old, you can't even get- Like I said, he won science fairs.

I think he was quite adept at getting that info.

We don't know anything about this kid.

What were they for?