Earlier this morning, Congressional Democratic leaders got on one knee for about nine minutes

for a moment of silence honoring George Floyd. Now most of us can agree that George Floyd should

not have lost his life, I think basically everybody wants to see justice. But what we're seeing

from Democrats isn't just some moment of silence. It's actually a bit more worrisome than this.

Over the past decade, there's been a rising fringe ideology that's becoming more and more mainstream

and it's called intersectionality. Some people have referred to this as a non-theistic religion.

I've actually got a video I want to show you of people in a park raising their hands in what

appears to be a sermon or worship and they're chanting along to a speaker much like you would see

in church. Now some might say it's simply about being anti-racist or things like that. But no,

this is actually changing the shape of how our government is functioning and how our society is

functioning. Right now, some of the most ardent proponents of this ideology have literally called

for completely disbanding the police department in Minneapolis, a dramatic and radical transformation

which many people in this country most people don't want. 90 plus percent of people don't want to see

a reduction in the police force. So who are these people and how are they gaining so much power

that they can dramatically transform our institutions in this way? Well, it's a spreading religion.

And as our mainstream and prominent institutions literally bend the knee to this group of people,

don't be surprised when companies seemingly are forced to do the same thing. Now many people may claim

they actively support this. I do not believe this is the case. We have seen Trump's secret voters

and we saw the shock of Donald Trump winning. One of the reasons is that this freaks people out.

But it's not just about dismantling or defunding or abolishing the police. We are seeing our long

standing institutions fall prey to this fringe ideology which derives today unfortunately

is leaving the fringe and is now pretty mainstream considering congressional democratic leaders

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