So your interpretation of what he was trying to do or what he was intending to do or anything along those lines is complete guesswork, isn't it?

Um, well, he said fuck you and then he reached for the weapon.

Not guilty.

Richard. Richie McGinnis, I finally cornered you and got you into this lovely studio at our friend's house in the Hamptons.

And I got to say it is a beautiful day to discuss something that you shouldn't discuss when you're

trying to get remonitized on YouTube, which is Big Tech's second favorite topic behind anti-white

racism, which is the riots. The riots, Kyle Rittenhouse, all of the good stuff. And I've been

trying to do this podcast with you for like basically

a year now. I've been trying to get you on the show. And so people don't know. We basically

covered all the riots together. That was absolutely phenomenal time for like 16 months,

basically. We were on the road literally just slogging some beers hitting some joints hanging around

some unfiltered cigarettes and hanging out with some retards you know what i'm saying

right here don't worry after i'm done with the cigar yeah so i'll kind of want to start there so

people don't know a lot about you uh tell people who you are i'm are richie mcginnis i grew up in the northeast

and uh i've been in dc actually for 14 and a half years now i went to georgetown i came down there in

2008 when barraq obama was running his first campaign uh i think you know a lot's changed since then

and a lot's change in that city specifically.

And it's been really interesting to go to all four inaugurations, to Obama inaugurations,

Trump's inauguration, and Biden's inauguration, which is closer to being in, you know,

the green zone in Baghdad than an inauguration in, you know, the freest country in the world.

But I think the most interesting thing that we were reminiscing about is the fact that

like were two of four people who were at both Kenosha and one six, uh, BG on the scene

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