Mike Lindell

I think it's fair to suspect that there might be some sort of political motive that leans toward accelerationists.

Now, if they put pipe bombs outside both major parties' headquarters, it kind of leads you to suspect, at least in theory, a certain message that this person was trying to send, right?

Right, but you also have to consider, you know, some people are going to think that they were put, that these devices were put there as a distraction to make the January 6th efforts more effective to pull police off of it.

You have to prove or disprove that to the public satisfaction, at least to the reasonable public satisfaction.

And then you have the issues where, you know, if you get somebody putting an IED at the RNC and

you've got an idea of what their motivation was, or if they put it at the DNC, you have an idea of what their motivation was.

When they put it at both, it puts it in a whole different realm, and you have to start determining whether are we talking anarchist?

Are we, you know, what is going on here?

Yeah, I also wonder, Steve, what it tells you that this suspect was found in Virginia, like right outside the nation's capital.

I think you're going to find people like that just about anywhere.

And because of his location, if this is the person, he had access to the Capitol, unfettered access to the Capitol area, and likely had been, if this was politically motivated or anarchy, whatever it is,

like that.

They were probably radicalized online and they had somebody nearby.

And it's not like there are any shortage of anarchists or extremists in Washington, D.C.

's area.

This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.

You're not going to free shot all these networks lying about the people.

The people have had a belly full of it.

I know you don't like hearing that.