Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

If you don't like U.S.

drug policy, which you don't, and a lot of people don't, a lot of people don't like the war on drugs at all.

They think it's counterproductive.

You wouldn't send people to try and interfere with people who are arresting a drug dealer.

And when you have thousands and thousands of people doing that, there's going to be thousands of interactions.

And some of those are going to end badly because you have armed people doing dangerous things.

And when you have crowds doing that, it's going to blow up.

And so, you know, I see this, you know, nobody is happy with the way that things have looked, particularly in Minnesota.

But a lot of it is because of this capacity of the press to take to take Trump derangement syndrome and amplify it into public outrage and set up a situation.

I mean, if you were a dad.

I wouldn't send my kids out to interfere with a law enforcement operation.

There's other ways to protest.

So I think now they're pulling out of Minnesota and they're going to do this in other states where they're not going to get that kind of crowd interaction.

But a lot of the people that they're arresting are not – they're people who are actually – have, like I said, 70 percent of criminal records.

Yeah, it could be 20 million.

They don't know.

Right.

I was down at the border.

During my presidential campaign, I went down there.

I went down a bunch of times.