Tom Bilyeu

They move as a block.

So you've got a group of people who are like, okay, we need to act in a coordinated fashion.

Then you get community organizers, members of the government, whatever, coming to them and saying, okay, cool, here's the playbook.

Like in the signal chats, there is- Can we just close it and restart it?

There's at least one member

of the waltz administration that is a part of these um community organization groups that are pushing back against ice so does that mean that tim walsh is involved no it does not but does it mean that there are members of the government that are involved yes it does so um now again i don't have any information that other people don't have so i want to be very clear about the level of speculation here people need to be very careful um but that is

one potential reason why this is happening in Minnesota in a way that it's not happening elsewhere.

And so the question becomes, if there is a similar level of systemic fraud happening in California, will it suddenly create the same kind of pushback as that begins to become uncovered?

Or does California just have too many different constituencies pulling in too many different directions and it's harder to get something coordinated?

I don't know.

So we'll see how that plays out.

But that level of coordination seems to it makes sense.

It has internal logic.

Whether it ends up being correct or not, we will find out in the fullness of time.

But it means something that you have 50 states that have immigration enforcement happening in them.

You have states that have way more like orders of magnitude.

In fact, can you pull up the there's a heat map.

of the US that shows that Minnesota is like in the middle in terms of how much immigration enforcement has been being done there.

And it is nonetheless got a level of pushback and violence that is orders of magnitude larger than other places.

So option number one, ISIS being unusually draconian