Dr. Phil

And that like, I was watching the press conference for the shooting at Brown, uh,

I was watching it the other day, and, you know, the mayor, and evidently,

the mayor and everyone seems pretty progressive over there in town.

But they're explaining, don't worry, there'll be more police presence.

We're going to have more officers.

We're going to keep you safe.

And I'm like, well, I thought we were supposed to abolish the police to keep us safe, according to you guys.

But now there's somebody and they have a gun and they're around somewhere.

And now you're telling us, don't worry, I'm going to bring the police officers in and we'll have a bigger presence and that'll keep you safe.

Well, all right, but that's a real mixed message from what you're saying after the whole George Floyd thing, which is cops are murderers and you're just fighting with Trump about National Guardsmen in D.C.

and Chicago and beyond.

So which is it?

Is it more uniformed people make you safer or more is more dangerous?

And I wish they could just get a little consistent.

They don't really...

understand their lack of consistency because they're emotionally based?

And when you're emotional, you can be all over the place.

You don't have to be consistent.

What did you think when you were in that factory and on that raid with ICE involved, IRS and marshals, and the call went out and the group of protesters showed up?

Are they professional protesters?