Mary Margaret Olihan

And that's every one of your viewers.

But if I could just digress for one sec, I was listening in on J.D.

Vance's talking about not invoking the Insurrection Act and bringing in the troops.

And I'm watching what's happening happening in Minneapolis.

And I was in Los Angeles during something called the Rodney King riots in the early 90s.

And there was rioting and looting because of a guy who got pulled out of his truck and got beaten up.

And then there was a kerfuffle.

And it was just it's as if the city went on fire.

And literally, they were setting fires in Santa Monica, South Beverly Hills, and then, of course, East L.A.

And it took invoking the Insurrection Act, and I think it was Bush that sent in troops.

And everybody got so much more, I would say, peaceful.

There were Korean business owners all over downtown LA that were standing on the roofs of their shops with their rifles.

to shoot any trespasser that went in because law enforcement was just, they were outgunned and they just were afraid.

You just didn't see, you didn't see the police really.

It's as if they hid and they were good guys, but they just were overwhelmed by the numbers.

And so when we see what's happening, I mean, I can't wait

If this continues and this agitation and these paid agitators and ideological Marxists continue to try to destroy law and order in our country, I hope they do invoke the Insurrection Act.

I think really instill comfort in those law abiding people in that state.

And it'll also warn other places, like they're planning something for New York City to do the same thing.

And they've got, I think, 5,000 or 10,000 people that they're trying to assemble.