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Welcome to the Eric Mataxis show.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I am that announcer, and my name is

Todd Wilkerson. And this is the show I announce. I'm announcing it right now, in fact. And you

have a front row seat to history. Yeah, and here's Eric. Hey there, folks. This is our two,

and I continue my conversation with our friend John Zmirak. And after that, we're going to talk to our friend Bishop Harry Jackson. He's a black American pastor leader in America. He was with me after we left the White House grounds the other night.

And our lives were threatened.

It was ugly.

But we don't want to talk about that.

We'll talk about happy things with the bishop in a few minutes.

John Smirak, what other articles have you written at stream.org that we should discuss right now?

Well, all right. I've got the one piece, and the title is pretty, pretty

evocative. The Democrat program, mayhem, street thugs, and threats of civil war. And I could

sum it up with one quote from inside here. If Democrats don't intend to give mobs of urban

criminals permission to litigate every police shooting in the streets with riots, fire,

and mass destruction, what exactly are they offering us? Think about this. Hold on. George Floyd's,

the cops who busted George Floyd were in jail within two days and facing maybe inflated criminal charges like first-degree murder. It's absurd. They need, they might walk if they don't fix the charges. But anyway, the system is supposed to investigate when police use violence.

And if they overuse it, it's supposed to prosecute them.

Maybe it doesn't do a perfect job.

If it doesn't, then we need reform.

And that's something for those mayors to do, those governors to do.

The president, President Trump, has already met over and over again with black leaders and police leaders.

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