Monique Presley

Right.

Good morning, everybody.

Certainly, I agree, obviously, with Mr. President and with my brother, Charles.

I agree.

I see people in the comments also talking about this being a big distraction.

Here's what I want to say from a human being perspective and from a legal perspective.

Murdering 300 people may be a distraction from the fact that they are trying to commit a heist because there are people evil enough where they would murder people in the streets.

They would blow up a town in order to distract from a nuclear program or from stealing billions of dollars or from getting rid of our voter rolls, whatever the case may be.

But that is still murder.

And what I think we are losing, to Charles's point, what we are losing in the numbness of the repeated attacks is the fact that they're killing us.

That they are quite literally getting away with murder because even as much as we can walk and chew gum, I don't expect ABC to do a damn thing.

I don't care what they do.

I'm trying not to cuss, but I don't give a fuck.

What I care about is what we do because I'm not going to leave this alone.

I am not.

It's not going to just be this show.

And I am going to place a demand on leaders that they repudiate these comments

that they demand the White House to do the same, that they worry about this president's stability, that they worry about his competence, and his entire cabinet, if they are willing to uphold somebody doing this, it is an abomination and a distraction.

It is horrendous, and it's a red herring.

It's a shiny, flashy thing, and it's rape.