Tom Bilyeu

So we see just how much coordination there is.

If I can bring a little Mike Benz to all of this, Mike Benz's read that NGOs have been specifically using tactics like this.

First, it was the CIA doing this kind of stuff abroad.

Now, NGOs bringing this in to domestic use.

So all of that is going to be coming out as well.

But this is an unmitigated disaster and ultimately it's going to be up to all of us to slow this down, to try to find ways to de-escalate, to hopefully convince Trump that you cannot just keep pushing this forward.

You can't keep escalating

You can't just keep hammering people until morale improves like that isn't going to work, especially not if this is an organized resistance.

And I understand there are going to be people on the right whose inclination is one of emotion that you just you can't let people get away with this, that you have to hammer them down.

You absolutely have to get law and order back in place.

There is no doubt about that.

But you've got to get law and order on the back of cooperation with local organizations.

state government.

I think the reason that we're seeing all of this pop off in Minnesota and not elsewhere is multivariate.

We're going to be talking about the depth of the fraud and all of that.

But I think a big part of the reason that you're seeing this escalation in Minnesota is because we don't have that cooperation.

And if the federal government makes the mistake of having an only up escalatory response, then the people are going to be justified more and more for pushing back.

Remember, we have a second amendment in this country for a reason.

We had a founding father who believed

and stated very clearly that liberty is secured or must be watered, I think was the exact quote, must be watered by the blood of patriots and the tyrannical alike.