Hey, everybody.

You know, I was sitting there thinking about how to even introduce this thing, whether or not we should just give a quick rundown.

I think everybody knows what's going on.

But in case you haven't, in case you're just finding out, Trump's stump the steel, whatever bullshit, they called it today.

Save America, March, whatever it was.

Donald Trump got in front of them today.

I don't know if you got a chance to watch this, Nick.

He said that the election was stolen and we need to march down to the Capitol and do something

about it.

And they took him in his word because all this time we've been watching him

radicalize and weaponize his followers and push them to violence and keep spinning these

absolutely baseless conspiracy theories. And the thing is, Nick, I have to tell you and I don't

know how you're feeling about it. None of this was unpredictable.

None of this was beyond even the realm of imagination.

We've been screaming about this for months, for years, and here we are.

I am equal parts stunned, angry, and just livid to the point where I could lose it, Nick.

I don't know about you.

You know, I'm just so, I'm in a state of shock, I think, because I didn't, a lot of times

I'm able to visualize these things and what it might look like, what might feel like,

way ahead of time.

So it's not a complete, you know, I did let myself go there. Obviously, we knew that they were going to have a big march. And I kind of let my mind to sort of wander into, it's going to be a few hundred, you know, sad people with some flags, you know, marching in a circle and yelling, you know, at each other. And I didn't let myself imagine that it would be 10, 20, 30,000 people overwhelming the

gates around the Capitol and then into the Capitol and basically breach every part of the

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