Stu Burguiere

They're not going to go to school.

They're not going to go shopping.

They're not going to go to work.

Oh, boo-hoo, cry me a river.

The rest of us are.

Okay?

The rest of us are.

But this is something now.

I mean, you now have the largest nurses union in the country saying you've got to do this.

Nurses.

This is, to me, the nurses and the doctor thing is the most frightening.

Because if you get these nurses and doctors, remember I played a nurse for you yesterday from Virginia who said take a syringe and fill it with, I don't remember what the drug was, but it was a paralytic, and jam it into the neck of an ICE agent because maybe they'll wake up.

Wait, you're now talking about jamming a syringe

into the neck of an ice agent to make them paralyzed at least for a little while?

Are you out of your mind?

That's a nurse that said that.

When you get nurses and you get doctors on board in this kind of thinking where, you know what, if they don't take the jab, they're not worth treating, let them die, then all bets are off.

You're in a completely different culture.

But this general strike, so you know, this is happening, a national shutdown, large-scale marches, and a day of no work, no school, no shopping.

Oh, the kids everywhere are very disappointed.