And the Hey, everyone is Andrew Clavin. I just wanted to come on and I guess everybody wants to say something

about the moment that we're in and I thought like the worst thing that can possibly

happen to America in a moment of crisis is that we should be clavenless. I mean what

what could be possibly worse than than that right so I thought I should say

something and you know obviously we have this this hive mine now where

everybody says something and the effect is that you get all of

human nature sort of pouring out in a moment of crisis.

We all saw President Trump, a former president and future President Trump, we all saw him get shot.

And his amazingly courageous reaction to that, and we all pour out the things that are in our hearts,

and it creates this sort of general sense

of what human nature is like.

And that's not a bad thing.

It doesn't mean that everything that human beings automatically do is wrong or that but they automatically do is right. It's just these are the things that we automatically do. You see them on the internet. And so what do you get you get this kind of first

people want to create a sense that this could have been prevented they want to say well if

someone had done this if someone had done that they want to spread out the

blame that's not always wrong I mean obviously

something went wrong here the secret service should have been able to cover this elevated place

from which this guy shot at president Trump and you know they didn't have that covered and there's

something wrong with that and I think that should absolutely come under question

but also bad things are going to happen and not everything can be prevented.

So we know that, but we know it's human nature to sort of say what went wrong, who's to blame.

And the other thing we do is we like to focus blame on anything we hate anything that bothers us is the

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