Mass arrests in California at the No Kings protests, and I am not surprised in the least bit.

I'm also wearing a very ridiculous jacket. I hope you enjoy it.

So we saw the massive nationwide No Kings protests where, of course, our liberal friends are going to highlight only the greatest moments where people are smiling, laughing, chanting.

But I'm going to say my experience was not particularly good

with the No Kings protests that were happening out here by us in West Virginia. They were disruptive.

And I'm not going to, I'm not going to whinge necessarily about it. But I will say,

when my family is trying to go for a Sunday stroll and go to get lunch and I have my new baby,

and people are screaming, banging drums drums and blocking the roadways.

And I can't drive through my area.

It is disruptive.

And I understand that's the point.

I'm not complaining because I understand that protests do happen.

But I will just say for I and many other people who were trying to go.

And yes, the people we were with, we wanted to go have a nice family stroll on a Sunday and get some cheeseburgers.

It was off putting disruptive and people were pissed off.

So I'm not going to, in Charlestown, we had a big protest.

People were complaining about it. And obviously the big protest, people who are complaining about it.

And obviously the people who are there, not complaining about it. I understand that. But for the people

who are very much in support of these things, when you have videos of people pulling up bricks

off the ground and throwing them, you have 75 arrests, you have people marching with communist

flags saying communist revolution. Your message is

heard loud and clear. And I understand there's going to be a lot of people, a lot of liberals.

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