from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

Hundreds of cubits who took partner street protests across the Caribbean nation waving the flags,

chanting freedom, chanting, I am not afraid. Well, they're in jail now and nobody knows where they are.

Their families can't speak to them. There are no charges in most cases.

Excuse me, they're just being detained by the police.

Cuban police have arrested an estimated 500 demonstrators and activists.

The conditions are nasty. Families are lining up outside detention centers to figure out if their loved ones are there

and to deliver clothing, toiletries and food because there's no guarantee they'll be fed or anything like that.

It is a repressive, totalitarian socialist regime and it is absolutely ugly.

Let's go ahead with this is Toulouse. How do you pronounce his name?

Alorunipa? There's something like that on CNN. He's one of their go-to panelists.

Clip 25, please, 25. The progressive wing of the Democratic Party does not want to go hard against Cuba,

against some of the things that the Castro regime may have been a part of.

In part because there are some Democrats, there are some progressive who agree with some of those things.

They agree with universal healthcare. They agree with some of the programs that were in place

in a more socialist kind of society. And Joe Biden is trying to push it against that.

He's essentially trying to say, we do not want our party to head in that direction because he saw what happened in South Florida in 2020.

The Democrats got their butts whipped primarily because there are so many Cuban Americans who hear the promises of socialism say,

oh no, no, no, no, because we know where that goes.

Which brings us to the question of socialism and communism and how one leads to the other

and whether it has to or not, I am a firm, firm, firm believer that socialism always leads to totalitarianism.

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