You see anybody from that cabinet in the restaurant in a department store at a gasoline station

in the street.

Make the phone call. Send the email. Show up. There needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there's unrest in our lives.

Even in the states where Donald Trump won big, that it does you any good running away from Donald Trump.

You need to go back and punch him in the face. The truth is, is this guy is bad for this country.

We could have let that role for another minute. Peace-loving Democrats calling for violence.

Well, and this is not to excuse or justify what happened at the Capitol.

This is to point out that if you allow this sort of thing to happen, you're going to get more of it.

If people see it happening and getting a result from it, you're going to get more of it.

Obviously. Yeah, some people can't see the difference between explaining something and justifying it.

You know, there's a woman put to death by the federal government the other night putting aside what you might feel about the death penalty.

She committed a horrendous act, which I will not describe.

No. She was also the victim of terrible abuse for a very long time. I hadn't heard that.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Really unthinkable. I actually, I was not for executing the gal. She never had a chance.

I mean, wow, none of us would emerge from what she emerged from normal or anywhere.

Of course, but that's straight out of what's the Truman Compody book.

Right. I was thinking the in-cold blood. Yeah. Yeah. I was thinking the same thing.

I was thinking of breakfast at Tiffany's, but that's a very different story.

Don't pick up the one if you're thinking of the other.

I heard it was a Truman Compody book about a young girl in New York. I think I'll read In-cold blood.

But to explain what made her crazy is not to excuse the crime, obviously.

And to explain why the right, the crazy is on the right, thought violence is okay.

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