Vince

Eric, it is good to have you with us on the program today, sir.

Thank you so much for joining me.

I'm doing very well.

And, you know, it's not every day that a reply to somebody else's tweet becomes the most viral thing on the whole Internet.

Did you expect this when you replied to Cam Higby?

You know, Cam Higby is writing about all these insurgents, as you so aptly describe them, communicating with each other over signal.

You saw this and you go, whoa, I recognize that.

So if you would, just to help people understand as we begin with your base of knowledge, what is it like overseas?

What do these insurgencies look like in these war zones?

How do they operate?

One of the, it seems like one of the features of insurgent warfare in the Middle East overseas was often the use of things like improvised weapons, improvised explosive devices, coming up with sort of novel ways to inflict damage on American troops.

And I've noticed that that is sort of the feature here too, maybe sometimes not with the same effects, although there's a lot of effort to try and perpetuate that.

Coming up, I may even get into this, but there was a nurse,

from Virginia Commonwealth University, who is advising some of these radicals that they should figure out ways to put laxatives or poison onto the ICE agents.

Would that be a feature that that you recognize?

So what would you what would you call when people use terror to try and affect a political outcome?

How would we describe that?

So let's talk about the command and control elements, the communication elements that are involved in the domestic insurgency.

You were obviously responding to Cam Higbee's excellent reporting on the subject.

And what's really stuck out to me is that you basically have thousands of left-wing radicals who are in Minnesota.