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We did a show today.

That's for sure. I did about the first hour and then you took the next hour and a half and then Senator Tommy Tuberville was here. He's going to be the governor of Alabama who wants to be. So we talked to them. So that was what we did today. And it was an important show. Here is my opening statement on how this is our George Floyd moment. This is our George Floyd moment. I want to get right into it today.

Coming in hot.

No build up, no lead up.

We're just doing it.

What happened in Charlotte?

It is becoming more clear.

Is our George Floyd moment?

The full video was somehow by someone released of what happened on the train.

We'll get to the details of the video in a moment. But I want to make this clear that this is our George Floyd moment.

And even now there may be people listening,

I were like, oh geez, this still?

Yeah.

Where George Floyd

became a holy saint of the left.

Yet he was a career criminal served eight jail terms from 1997 and 2005, over 20 encounters

with the police and died of a drug overdose while police were

engaged in a completely lawful by the book effort to restrain someone who was resisting arrest,

screaming, I can't breathe before anyone touched him.

And the left in the media went nuts. Statues, murals, squares, streets,

named in his honor. Everyone knows the name, George Floyd. This George Floyd story, the whole thing was framed as the exemplar of white supremacy and action.

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