For several days, as I'm sure you heard, the media had been, had been hyping up this white

supremacist neo-Nazi KKK rally that was supposed to happen in DC yesterday, Sunday. And then Sunday

rolls around and a couple dozen white supremacists show up along with throngs of news cameras and

hundreds of counter protesters. And the, the alt-right folks just, they were there for less than two

hours, I believe. They just kind of walked down the street. Then they stood around in a field for

a little bit and, and then they left. And that was it. There was no violence on that part.

There were really no theatrics. Nothing happened. They just walked. They stood around looking a bit

overwhelmed and said and they left because it started to rain. And so they figured, well, I guess we

might as well reconvene in the internet comments section. No reason for us to be out here in the rain.

And so that's what happened. Nothing to notice. Nothing at all. Whatever violence or theatrics

occurred on Sunday, it was, it was all on the part of Antifa, which also gathered in various places,

including some, including DC and, and other places. And in some instances, got into altercations

with the media and others. They also carried signs attacking the police.

So this counter protest against a couple of white supremacists turned into a counter protest against

the police. And I guess, because I guess if you get there and you don't have any white supremacists

to yell at, then you figure, well, we got to yell at somebody. Let's just yell at the police.

You got to feel kind of bad for Antifa, especially at any Antifa folks who came a little bit late.

And then they got there and they're like, oh, everyone, all the white supremacists, well,

I guess we'll just have to shout at the police then. I mean, I came here to shout at somebody.

I'm not going to go home without shouting. All in all, it was really an incredibly embarrassing

scene for everybody involved, for everybody involved except for the police who

reported themselves professionally. But for everybody else, it was embarrassing because you've got a few

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