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Well, howdy there, internet people? Let's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about a bulletin that the Department of Homeland Security put out

before the end of June. We're going to talk about it for two reasons. One is, I mean, you should know about this, I think.

And it's kind of being overshadowed by a lot of the other news,

the news of the hearing and the Trump Organization indictment and all of that stuff.

So I don't think it got the airtime it should have.

Aside from that, I was having a conversation with somebody,

and I was venting my frustrations about politicians who leaned in to the baseless claims,

who used that rhetoric.

And he said, you know, this isn't everybody's area.

Not everybody's going to connect and say, hey, you know, if I say this, it might inflame people and cause things to happen.

Fair enough. Fair enough. I disagree. I think most reasonable people would know that that kind of rhetoric could lead to bad things.

So, DHS released a bulletin. The bulletin says flat out the convergence of rhetoric and these baseless claims are fueling an increased likelihood of violence.

There's no way to misread it. There is no way to misread it. They're suggesting that the increased likelihood is going to peak

around August, which

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