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You know, Garland, we've talked a number of times before about...

I talked about the effect of George Soros, for instance,

and how we talked about this last segment.

Again, we're joining in studio right now by Jamal Thomas.

You can find him on Twitter at the Prague Soapbox. And we've talked about this a lot in the show, Jamal Thomas. You can find him on Twitter at the Prague Soapbox.

And we've talked about this a lot in the show, Jamal.

We mentioned that there's really no anti, there's no organized anti-war left anymore.

That's gone right now.

Yep.

I'm not saying there's not people.

Code Pink springs to mind.

Answer.

There's some out there, some groups, but they don't have that, but.

But you're not seeing the big organizing groups move on, for example.

You're not seeing them out there.

When you saw the march for our lives, you're not seeing that equivalent.

Like, like prior to the Iraq war.

There was 30 million people or something.

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