Donald Trump is doubling down on his claim that Democrats committed sedition, though the White

House has clarified he doesn't want to kill these Democrats. The punishment for sedition,

the penalty, is up to 20 years and I believe it's a $250,000 fine. But here we go, ladies and gentlemen,

Democrats are now admitting those who made that video, Slotkin in particular, that Trump actually hasn't issued any illegal orders as far as we can

tell. So what is the game that is currently happening? I call it, and many of you know this already,

but for those I don't follow all of my videos, the Tweedledee, Tweedledum threats. That is,

you can't explicitly call in the

military to defy Donald Trump. That would be sedition. And you can, however, try and finagle your

way through this by breaking apart your statements. Let me use the example of death threats

and imminent threats. This one's a really easy example. These individuals,

the Democrats and their activists, are exploiting our goodwill to foment unrest,

revolution, or civil war. And I know a lot of people are going to say, oh, Tim, that's a stretch.

Call it whatever you want. Call it normalcy bias. Call it optimism bias, but Charlie Kirk is dead. And whether or not you

believe any of the official stories, progressives and leftists celebrated his death. And prominent

Democrats said, well, we won't celebrate it, but he was a bad person. Tweedledee, Tweedledum.

Here's how they do it. Tweedledee says,weedledum. Here's how they do it.

Tweedledee says, I believe that person of particular ideology needs to be killed.

Or they'll say, you know, all Nazis, all fascists deserve to die.

Must, must be killed, they'll say.

And that's not a crime. It's an opinion. You are not creating a clear and imminent threat, nor instructing someone to commit a crime. You're just saying, I think. Then Tweedledum, standing to their right, says, there's a Nazi. So what ends up happening is for someone like Andy No, for instance. They come out and they scream.

Nazis must be killed. Then they point at him and say, he's a Nazi. Not a single individual has said that person is a Nazi who must be killed because that would be a crime. Indeed,

even for Nazis. You can't kill people because of their ideology. You can defend yourself against

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