Tom Bevan

The civil rights movement was about these very kinds of protests.

And for some reason, in our modern era, people think that in order to have protests, you've got to be cordoned off to a certain area.

And, you know, what time you can protest.

There's nothing in the Constitution that tells you what time you can protest.

You can protest at any time.

That's the whole point of it is to disrupt, to make uncomfortable.

And that's what they're doing.

And that's what I believe when I say everyone has to be willing to sacrifice something.

you have to make people uncomfortable in these times if you see how uncomfortable people uncomfortably and how harsh people are being treated on the streets you have to be willing to go into places and disrupt and make people uncomfortable that is what this country is about

Absolutely.

I watched that with Don Lemon, and he makes my blood boil.

That guy is a fucking monster.

Not only should he be put in federal prison for many, many years, he should be bankrupted, like you said, Megan, for intentional infliction of emotional distress.

There's also...

a federal civil cause of action under our federal civil rights statutes when you go after people, when you target people like Don Lemon and his fellow Klansmen did there because of their Christian faith and because of their white race.

There needs to be no mercy for Don Lemon because he has shown zero remorse.

Like you said, he's tripling and quadrupling down on his felonious misconduct.

He's an asshole and he needs to go to prison.

He needs to be bankrupted.

And you know what's right and wrong, right?