So I was just looking at, um, hold on, I'm sending hands and something.

Send him in a text. Um, it's just looking at the reporting on Portland last night.

Protests in Portland drew the largest crowd in weeks. Last on a night, 53 of protests.

Uh, some people refer to them as peaceful protests. Some people refer to it as, uh,

riots every single night. Well, the pattern is the protest is largely peaceful.

Then it gets more violent than the nice people go home and it turns violent every night.

It's easy to understand unless you're in the mainstream media.

So I'm watching the largely peaceful protests. So I'm watching this video and there's,

you know, there's right and going on and then I was just reading a thing in the New York times

by a guy who wrote into the New York Times and said, look, I live a couple of blocks from there.

And there are no riots happening. I live a couple of blocks from there. I didn't even know it was

occurring. I don't know what you all are talking about. I don't know what Trump's talking about.

So it gets back to the hall. How you supposed to figure out what's going on in the world?

You go on Andy knows Twitter feed and it's nonstop fires and battles with the police and rock throwing

in windows smashing. It's mostly restricted to the cop shops and federal property. Anything to

do with criminal justice system. That's where they're smashing up. So yeah, if you live six blocks

away from that, it probably wouldn't affect you at all. But you can't have people throwing

explosives at cops with impunity. Our text line is 415295KFTC for anybody with any info on

that. Matt Taivi is written a brilliant piece and titled The Left is Now the Right and he is a

lefty and it is very, very good. It's fairly long-ish and I'm still highlighting it. Matt,

the brevity is the soul of Whit brother. But it's very good. And we'll share some of that with you.

But in a similar vein, we are going to play this again for you. Played it last hour, but it is so

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