I think it'll be interesting the combination of the National Guard, ICE, and Trump moving, you know,

those various federal forces throughout the country. It's a question of, you know, what bad thing

can happen when that's happening on such a broad scale. And then how is that going to set off,

you know, potentially another George Floyd type situation or the situation with Jacob

Blake and Kenosha. So it really just takes one spark to then devolve things into chaos.

Hey guys, Tate Brown here holding it down for Tim Poole. Today's interview we got Richie McGinnis.

He is an expert on all things left us violence. So we had to bring him in to discuss Antifa,

the situation in Portland, discuss Antifa, the situation

in Portland, how Antifa's operating, where their money is coming from, how the feds could better crack down on them. It's a great interview. Please enjoy. So you want to give people a quick introduction to who you are, what you do? I'm Richie McGuinness. I, well, I worked in D.C. media for the last decade, I went from MSNBC to Mark Levin to running the video

at Daily Caller. And now I wrote the book over my shoulder here, right? I bought all the civil

unrest in 2020, the so-called Summer of Love, and then on in the 2021. And now I run the publishing

company I started for that book because every

publisher was telling me Trump wasn't going to make it through the primary. That's called

Pigeon Press. And I work at a couple different websites. Got about four jobs right now.

Dude, that's based. I love it. I love it. Well, unfortunately, you know left us very well.

I was, you know, opened up the show with the story out of D.C. This church was targeted specifically because of Supreme Court justices that were scheduled to attend a mass on Sunday. And he had like 200 explosive devices on them. Obviously, it was foiled, thankfully. But the environment in the country is getting scary. It's it really feels like there's a

large proportion of the country with nothing to lose that are ready to snap at any moment.

Can you maybe dive a little deeper into the psychology behind these sorts of people? Because I mean,

obviously you're quite familiar with them. Yeah. I think it's it's basically, you know, a similar mirror image of what we saw in 2020 in

that obviously that was during a campaign season.

So it's a little bit different.

And the pandemic, I think, is obviously a major additional question mark, which, you know,

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