Tate Brown

Four to six people were killed by ICE agents.

I think there was like 14 or 15 ICE-involved shootings where someone was –

hit so it's like now is the moment where they're seizing on it with oh you wonder how clean those shots were because this is like clearly self-defense like how egregious were those that would be just mortifying for the left the ones important too hey ben crump is on the scene with keith porter yeah yeah that's what i'm saying is let me they're silent about that good i want to pull up this clip

You talked about the 60s.

I mean, it was invoked three times in the 60s.

It was University of Mississippi, University of Alabama, and I think it was Arkansas, the fourth school integration.

So it was three things related to the Civil Rights Act, but that's where most of the bombings were occurring was because of the Civil Rights Act.

Right.

Well, and that's the etymology of terrorism.

It comes from the French Revolution during the revolution's reign of terror.

That's where the definition came from.

Terrorism is an inherently revolutionary action.

That is an action that is made.

And then when it started being used as a term in popular zeitgeist was like the 70s when you had like,

We need a new Kent State.

And in the 80s, they did have riots, a lot of labor disputes.

I mean, famously in Philadelphia, they literally dropped a bomb on a house during a riot and took out like 60 homes in the process.

Yeah, yeah.

The affiliate department was like, can we use bombs?

Let's try it.