Over the past several months, we have seen riots across this country. I'm sure you've noticed.

But they evolved well beyond just some outrage over a man losing his life and became something totally different.

Now we're seeing in Chicago, in Salt Lake City, in Atlanta, in DC, in Seattle, in Portland.

Violent uprisings where people try to destroy statues or most notably in Portland try to breach a federal courthouse,

where apparently they've done so.

According to Robert Evans, a reporter for Bellingcat, he says,

tonight the citizens of Portland, a mix of moms and dads and black,

black activists of all stripes,

tore open the doors of a federal courthouse and then beat back the agents inside to put it simply.

Far left insurrectionists, extremists, writers, whatever in the column,

actually breached a federal courthouse and attacked federal law enforcement.

Where are the local police to stop this? Well, they've stood down. At what point do we call this a

civil war? You have the attorney general of Oregon, suing the federal government. You have Nancy

Pelosi attacking on Twitter, the federal law enforcement who have just been attacked inside their

own courthouse. And now we have a GOP lawmaker comparing the insurrectionists to those who started

the civil war comparing what happened in Portland to the attack on Fort Summner in South Carolina

which literally started the first civil war. Now a lot of people are very reluctant to say civil war

because I think the reason is if all of this dies down everyone will say of course it wasn't a

civil war. It was some kind of uprising. But if this escalates into a full on hot war with say

live ammo then of course this is part of the civil war. So it's hard to determine what's happening

when you're living in the history. But I assure you if this escalates 50 years from now they will say

this was well into the civil war. And perhaps going back even further than the beginning

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