Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, Law, and what didn't happen on the 20th.

We're going to talk about something that caused people a lot of anxiety over the last month or so,

how you can avoid being nervous about it in the future, and why we didn't really talk about it.

I mean, I answered some questions about it in the comments, but it didn't get its own video.

If you didn't know, something really groundbreaking was supposed to happen on the 20th of April.

If it had occurred, it would be the only thing people were talking about right now.

And since many of you, I'm assuming, have no idea what I'm talking about, it's safe to assume

it didn't happen.

So what was it?

There was a pretty widespread belief that Trump was going to enact coast-to-coast martial law

on the 20th. If you believed it, don't

feel bad. I saw people who I know are well-intended and well-informed getting a little nervous

about it and feeding into it a bit. This won't be the last martial law scare that occurs. I'm sure

more will be coming, and I'm going to give you some information

that will help you avoid getting nervous in the future. First, we don't have the troops. To enact

what most people think of when they hear the term martial law, we literally do not have the troops,

even if we used every troop in the military. The U.S. is huge,

different types of terrain, climate, and so on. It would be an absolutely massive undertaking.

We don't have the numbers. Second, and this might be the important part. Since I doubt anybody is trusting this administration's ability to do math and realize we don't have the troops, it wouldn't be a surprise.

Something that those who weren't in the military may not know is that when you're in, you don't have all of your equipment. It's in storage.

Before deployment, you have to go draw your equipment. If you had hundreds of thousands of

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