sense if they want to enable his grand plan. Which is what? To assess more, to amass more power

and to have control of everything in this country. But why would governors want to turn over

control of their states to the United States military? Because they're complicit. I mean,

these are people who are on board with the entire plan. I mean, Huckabee's perfect. I mean,

imagine if Tari Tuberville gets elected in Alabama. This is all the pieces that have been put in place so this stuff can start to unfold.

Gavin Newsom can try like hell to push back, but I don't know if he could stop him.

I mean, he's going to try to sue him and say it's illegal, but he's going to invoke Title 10.

He can invoke the Insurrection Act.

I think maybe more importantly, Nicole, there's kind of a failure of imagination in America right now. And we had that same problem before January 6th. And this

weekend, we've got a military parade happening in Washington. What happens if Trump doesn't

want to make them leave after the parade? What if he says, let's just keep them there?

Because I feel unsafe. The capital is unsafe. We're worried about protesters. These are the

kinds of most dangerous course of action we have to think about as Americans,

and especially national leaders, have to challenge them on, not just what's happening now,

but what's happening next?

Will you promise?

Do you assure us that those troops are going to leave after the parade?

Are you going to find a reason to keep them there?

I also worry about unit cohesion, the politics of this seeping into the American military

a little bit. This could become a flashpoint within it. It could cause all sorts of

internal friction and unrest. And it also breaks some of the bonds between the U.S. military

and the American people. I mean, think about it.

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