Jack Posobiec

I walked down the street of Warsaw.

It would be Saturday night, midnight, 1 a.m.

with Tanya Tay.

And we did a video.

We got, I think, 6 million views going around with Dominic Tarczynski.

We're riding around, and everybody's just hanging out, having a good time.

And you go over, you look.

And then we flew over to Paris, Steve.

I flew over to Paris because I wanted to show my kids the Notre Dame after they reopened Notre Dame.

We ran into rioting the very first night we were there in Paris.

This is coming back from CPAC Hungary earlier this year.

Rioting the very first night because Tanya wanted to go out for gelato and I was looking around and I could say...

You get that sixth sense when you've been, and I've been out in Seattle and BLM and all this other stuff, and I just had that hair on the back of my neck stand up and I said, I think we need to get back inside.

Steve, when we get back to the hotel, the doors of our hotel were locked.

We had to use the intercom to get in.

It was in Paris.

Had to use the intercom to get in.

I said, why is the doors locked?

They say, oh, because we know what's going to happen later tonight.

So the people know, the business owners, the hoteliers, they all know what happens in the streets of Paris when one of these riots is about to go off.