Okay, joining me today on IHIP News is a political correspondent for Ziteo and my new, very good friend.

We met the other night in New York City.

I follow him on all of his socials.

His name is Prim.

Tucker Prim, how are you today?

I'm wonderful.

It's so great to be with you.

I'm so happy to have you. I want to talk to you about something you posted. Van Jones is jumping in. You know, everybody's having like Hassan Piker bed wedding. And he has absolutely zero power in the Democratic Party. Why they're not upset at like, I don't know, Chuck Schumer is beyond me, but that's another podcast for another day.

So Van Jones has ventured into this and I'm going to play the clip because here's the part that you are criticizing.

Even in armed struggle, there are principles and the principles of no women, no children, no rapes, no kidnapping. These are moral principles that any liberation struggle has to uphold.

There is a way to judge an organization and decide, is it worthy of my support?

You ask the question, what are the ends of the organization?

What are their goals and what are their means?

How are they getting there?

In my tradition, the ends have to be more freedom.

That's a pretty sleekly produced video.

But what part of that are you responding to?

Well, he had said, I mean, it's a meritable important discussion about what ideal, I suppose,

armed struggle looks like.

Of course, firstly, it's hard for those who are not a part of an armistrugel to describe

what an ideal or perfect arm struggle looks like because it's kind of a very imperfect

situation, of course.

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