Fiona Hill

But I'm not going to let this happen.

I've made this choice to come to America.

I'm all in.

And these guys are just behaving like a bunch of idiots.

And they're ruining it.

You know, they're ruining it for everybody.

Yeah, and they're going around, you know, basically with protective gear on in case somebody shoots them in the street.

That's just absurd.

Yeah.

Right, yeah, I think that's fair.

You could have done that on the latter, you know, shaking things up, because I'm all one for questioning and trying to shake things up as well and do things differently.

But, you know, the question is if you bring the whole system down with nothing, ideas of putting it into place.

Like many people, I've studied the Bolshevik revolution and, you know, many others as well.

And, you know, kind of what's the pattern here that actually fits into what you're talking about here is a kind of rigidity of thought on the part of revolutionaries in many cases as well.

And also narcissism.

In fact, I think it takes a pretty, you know, strong sense of yourself, you know, kind of an own yourself to want to be president of the United States, for example.

We see that in, you know, many of our presidents have been narcissists to different, you know, kind of degrees.

You think about Lenin, you know, for example, and people can go back and read about Lenin.

He formed his views when he was about 18 and he never shook them off.

He never evolved.