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Well, it just seemed like the time we should have a little chat about the American Revolution

because we still have problems. We always will have problems, but we need to remember

how blessed we are. That's really what I wanted to talk you about. And we have three incredible

guests that are going to come at this revolution from different angles. And you're about to learn so much on the show. But I just want to remind

you of this. Revolution, the toppling of a government. It's not a new concept. It's happened

since, well, since man started to establish governments on earth. People get sick of it, they topple it.

It almost always ends bad.

Why? Why does it almost always end bad?

And you can see this today.

You'll have an evil government, an evil tyrant, something horrible,

and we'll think, well, let's just get rid of it.

And we do several times. We participated in it several times. And you think, well, it can't

possibly get worse. We got rid of this guy. But it's almost always worse. Why is that?

Well, it's because usually the people with the most power, the most guns,

they're the ones who fill up the power vacuum when a government has been toppled.

So you may kick out a tyrant, an evil tyrant, a bad man, but the guy who is the most powerful,

who's willing to shoot the most people in the face

or stab him if we're going back to ancient history,

he's the one who ends up taking over,

and then you went from one tyrant

to an even worse tyrant slash warlord.

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