So it looks like they're going to put quite a bit of resource into figuring out who funded the riots in California.

Yeah, I, Josh Hawley, he, he was launching an investigation into that.

Of course, he's the chair of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism.

So he said he's launching an investigation into LA riots and he wants to find out who was funding it.

Well, and I think that's really important because one of the things we learned in 2020 and they were literally caught on camera,

these people here in Indianapolis and other places openly admitting that they were paid to go, that they were hired guns to show up to these things.

Most of these protests, especially the

ones that get super violent, they don't just happen organically, right? These people are invested.

They are financially incentivized in many cases to create havoc in communities. And having learned,

this is one thing I will say is that the Trump administration learned the lesson

of 2020, which is you cannot placate these people.

You cannot let them get away with anything.

You have to meet force with force.

Don't screw around.

The American people have spoken.

You are elected president.

They, well, you know, things like the border were big.

But I think this was another part of it.

People are sick of letting these lunatics take over communities, burn and riot, all this

stuff.

And Trump clearly got the memo on that and has said emphatically and walk to walk in

addition to talking to talk that we are not going to tolerate 2020 ever happening again.

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