"Low Intensity Civil War" - Will Alex Pretti Shooting IGNITE Nationwide ICE FURY?
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What tensions are rising around ICE and law enforcement?
So now this is the question for us to be thinking about. Do you think this is it, or do you think the temperatures are going to go here, here, or do you think this is the highest we hit? It's going to go more, especially when – are you ready for this? When an ICE agent gets severely injured because they're biting off their fingers and they're – you know, the guy yesterday in front of the hotel that was protecting them. Wait until now the law enforcement, something happens on that side, it's going to go even worse because there is nothing – worse than a on edge already scared because they're but like you said guys that real-time stuff all the people that are talking about guns they've never held a gun they've never been in that type of situation once they an ice agent gets killed because that's the goal that's the the rhetoric that they want once that happens but now you're not gonna have both people both sides ready to go it's gonna get worse guarantee it's gonna get worse especially in the next couple months midterms
I disagree a little bit. Go ahead. There's a point where we call this a low-intensity civil war. It's right on the verge. It never breaks out because once it gets too hot, it's no longer useful. If the fights get too hot, if there's too many weapons on the street, they can't make institutional changes. They can't get a guy elected afterwards. They can't get money for their NGOs. So they keep it like if it's out of 10, they will keep it at a 5, at a 5, at a 5, at a 5.
How does the rhetoric impact the perception of civil unrest?
They will let it go. You need to know that the media, like Pat Cover, they gave Lake and Riley 22 minutes. So they're in control of the mass population still. Things are changing. We're the new media and everything. But they're still in control of the narrative. They put it together. So whatever matters, they will hide. Whatever they want to show, they will show. And if it gets too hot, it's no longer useful.
And I think the president, I could see that point.
I love the fact that Trump has other tools. You know what I mean?
If it gets too hard, he has to. And I'd love that you brought that up because people and I was at fault, too.
What is meant by a 'low-intensity civil war'?
Last week, I was like, insurrection act, insurrection act. That's exactly what they want. The moment he calls for that, they're going to say, you see, he's Hitler. He's a Nazi. He put Gestapo.
It's part of the playbook.
Perfect, though. He's not doing it.
The action is a reaction.
Yeah. All right. But he's playing it perfect, I think. So I'm going to go a little inverse here. I believe the future looks bright because I trust the Constitution. I trust the next generation.
How do media narratives shape public opinion on ICE?
And I trust that there's 50 percent of people right now think the president's doing a good job. I trust voices that are pointing out, look, these people have systems and they're circulating it and they're making themselves be aware. I believe the future looks bright. But I think. We have stage one cancer and the chemotherapy and the treatment path is going to be rough. And I think it's going to get a little bit hotter and a little bit heavier. But I think that that flame and that heat is going to purify and strengthen the ultimate response that I see below the surface and I see coming. But I think it's going to get a little bit hotter now. They don't have their their person of color with children getting run over in the street by a federal vehicle.
They don't have that yet. They want that. They do not have the really big martyr they want, and they're going to keep pushing for it. So it's going to get tough, and it's going to get rough for a little while, but I believe the future looks bright because I'm seeing things such as that President Polk and these people bringing things out, Pat. I see it, and I believe that below the surface, there's an America, and there's a spine and a backbone and a bright tomorrow.
What role does political strategy play in escalating tensions?
Oh, Tom, just so you know, I'm 100% there. But you have to also realize... You I'm not trying to convince. No, no, no, no. When we first started our insurance company, seven people are in the room, okay?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What tensions are rising around ICE and law enforcement?
0:00–1:20
2
How does the rhetoric impact the perception of civil unrest?
1:20–1:54
3
What is meant by a 'low-intensity civil war'?
1:54–2:19
4
How do media narratives shape public opinion on ICE?
2:19–3:27
5
What role does political strategy play in escalating tensions?
3:27–4:04
6
How can historical cycles of chaos inform our current situation?
4:04–4:47
7
What future prospects do the speakers envision for America?
4:47–5:44
8
How can resilience and the Constitution guide us forward?
5:44–6:50
Speakers
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