Ron Simmons

It's so good that that's the type of leader that we have.

Uh, but also there are other people out here that are inciting things that we need to pay attention to and need to make sure you're listening to, because maybe your kids are listening to it, even if you're not.

So you need to be aware of it.

And this Hassan Piker, all right, Hassan.

And I wasn't totally familiar with him, but then I saw, uh,

that the New York Times basically platformed him, allowed him to participate in some of their communications.

And this guy is, he's even worse than Jimmy Kimmel.

A few days before the correspondence dinner, Piker was interviewed by the New York Times where he suggested the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was justified, claiming Thompson had participated in social murder.

So he thinks, here's the challenge, folks.

People like Hassan Piker and these other people, they believe that the ends justifies the means no matter what.

And as you can see on SOT6 here, what Piker says about the actual cold-blooded murder of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare.

I mean, that's incredible.

And of course, he didn't show it on this one, but the two ladies sitting there with him were just sitting there agreeing with him.

And then also, he thinks it's okay if he comes and steals your automobile or basically anything that you have.

Listen to SOT7.

I mean, that's just, that's ridiculous.

I mean, that is just crazy.

But unfortunately, that's not even the worst stuff he said.

He has called for the direct murder of people.

And here are two SOTs, SOT 8 and SOT 9.