Sam Faddis

Or are we just going to sit back and complain about it and watch the country burn?

That's precisely where we are.

Right now we're watching the country burn.

sam where do people go to ann magazine where do they go to all your patriotic duties on the grassroots sir uh best place to find me is start with ann magazine on substack and magazine.substack.com and yeah i am still very heavily involved with with america first with maga here in pennsylvania and there are still a lot of fired up people who are are are waiting to get into the fight and and waiting to see the sign that we're serious

Thank you, sir.

Well, I think you just put your finger on it, Steve, when you said, look, people trivialize this.

And by people, I mean the people on our side, right?

Yeah, there's some crazy people with green hair out in the street and they're screaming or they're assaulting individual officers.

But

OK, this is all it doesn't really threaten the republic as such.

And it's all sort of disjointed and it's annoying, but generally inconsequential.

And that is by orders of magnitude missing the point.

I mean, that's why I use the analogy of the Tet Offensive.

We were sitting there in 1968 talking about declaring victory.

We're winning the war and the ground catches fire under our feet all over the country.

I mean, in the Tet Offensive, all of a sudden, we turned around, and the U.S.

Embassy in the heart of Saigon was under siege.

We missed it completely, and that is exactly what's happening now.

You have massive organizations.

That song you just played by the Communist Party of the USA, I didn't make that up.