It's time for hard truths and an honest discussion about our own responsibility as it comes to the world around us.

And this stems from an image that has been circulating of Bethany McGee, this poor, poor young woman.

It breaks my heart.

It terrifies me as a new father with a young daughter.

It terrifies me. Bethany McGee, for those that aren't

familiar, was sitting on a train in Chicago. She was 26 years old when a career criminal

with 72 prior arrests poured a bottle of gasoline over her head. She fought him off and fled.

He ignited the bottle, walked towards her,

and litter up. She's in critical condition. And I could be wrong about this. I believe there are people saying that she's suffering 60% burns. I'm, I, that that sounds like I don't know how you survive that. I don't think people understand how

lethal burns on a large portion of your body can be. This young woman here in this image,

this image is a profile photo that is circulating. I have seen this image circulating around. It is her with a

Black Lives Matter ring around her profile picture. And there are many that are mocking her,

saying, you supported this, and it was these policies, in fact, that resulted in this man being

released from jail. I do not believe it is fair. No one expects to be immolated alive by

pure evil. However, and that however is a very strong, however, let's get into the truth about responsibility,

the banality of evil and the consequences thereof.

And I'll start first by showing you the story.

Bethany McGee, 26 is identified as Chicago victims set on fire on CTA train by serial thug with 72 arrest.

He was charged with terrorism.

The reason being this took place on transit.

And I believe that Secretary Duffy has made this point already as it pertained to Arena Zarutka.

Attacking people in the transit system is terrorizing people.

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