Phil Labonte

Let's go.

And I was saying that the media, the people that are overseeing the transition to the new world order, they're trying to destroy the United States' constitution, are making it look evil.

They're trying to make it look as evil as possible.

Right, and we knew that that would happen.

I think there's a big asymmetry, and I'm confident you all will agree, between the acceptability in our culture of leftist violence and use of power and right-wing violence and use of power.

I don't completely agree.

I think the right, correctly, is more scared of the pervasiveness of violence in a culture because they know it gets out of control.

This is why they're very much for law and order.

And I think the left is like, this is one of the tools in our toolbox, and we could always blame it on the right.

The underdog, they're viewed as the underdog because they're fighting against the system.

The average man does not want to be free.

He simply wants to be safe, as Megan said.

I disagree slightly because I do think a lot of people were in favor of the BLM riots and not simply because of fear.

They thought it was coming from a good place.

Yes.

Yeah, that's the leftism in this country.

I think it comes from our revolution against the king because that was the rightists was the monarchy.

And so we had kind of a leftist revolution.

And then Thomas Jefferson saying, like, you know, the tree of liberty must be water.

He regretted saying it.