Last night was night 76 of the ongoing riots in Portland, Oregon.

And I want you to really think about that number.

76 nights of rioting.

How is it possible?

You'd think by simple attrition,

eventually there would be no rioters left.

I mean, the cops go out.

There's a riot. They arrest people.

And then, sure enough, the people stop rioting once they go to jail, right?

And therein lies the big problem.

Riots have been sweeping across this country

since they started the end of May.

They peaked in June, and they've still been going on, notably in Portland.

Did you know that there was a riot in Richmond, Virginia recently?

Mainstream news isn't really covering the fact that there are riots across the country.

Now, Chicago recently saw a mass rioting and loading, and it was pretty serious.

And we can see exactly what the problem is, right here with Chicago.

The recurring theme for all of these riots, particularly with Portland,

is the inability or the lack of will to actually prosecute any of these people.

We've seen it in New York.

They released a ton of protesters and said,

we're not going to dismiss the charges against them because it was a protest.

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