Vince

Are they sending data to the insurgents to let them know about either law enforcement operations, license plate data or anything like that?

Yes, or we'll keep our people away from him if you guys help us out, that kind of thing.

Yeah, no, it's a big deal.

And I'm with you too.

I support law enforcement because I think they're the ball work against chaos and we definitely need them right now.

But then I see things like the Minneapolis police chief standing there and nodding his head as all of this ridiculous anti-law enforcement activity is happening.

And I feel I'm so, it's like awful.

I'm just thinking like you should be supporting law enforcement like the rest of us because that's your job and that's what you signed up for is restoring order to your community.

So Eric, last for you, and thank you for doing this today.

Really appreciate this conversation.

I'm really getting a lot out of it.

We're talking to Eric Schwamm, former U.S.

Army Green Beret, who detects an insurgency here in the United States as he looks at all this.

We heard from Kash Patel, the director of the FBI, a few days ago.

He now says that the FBI has launched a criminal investigation into these signal chats.

They're looking into these groups.

The result of that, I saw Cam Higby posting, is now the signal chat is going a bit haywire.

They now know that they're definitely being watched by the FBI.

What would you counsel the FBI to do here and to look for, given your experience with counterinsurgency overseas?

Is there anything that you think that they should be concentrating on?