All right. Thanks, Scott Shannon. And thanks to all of you for being with us. Happy Friday

eight hundred nine four one Sean. You want to be a part of the program we'd love to hear

from you today. A lot of outrage. Apparently Donald Trump earlier today sparked outrage anger

posted a picture of himself holding a baseball bat next to a separate photo of Manhattan

DA Alvin Bragg. Now look, I mean, if you ask me, does this type of thing help Donald

Trump? I'd be answers obviously no. I don't believe that that's the case is one thing that

always that I always bring up though on this program and that is selective moral outrage.

In other words, it's not consistent outrage. You know, and a lot of it goes back to the

summer of 2020. We condemn the riots in the summer of 2020 on this program. In real

time on January 6th, I condemn what was going on at the Capitol. We've got to protect our

institutions. We got to protect our elected officials. It's that simple. I said it that

day. I said it that night on TV. And on I stand by that today, you know, as things I think

have gotten very, very, very divided and heated. It's not great for the country. That's for

sure. But Democrats, they only seem to get outraged when it's Donald Trump. They don't

seem to get outraged. You know, of the 574 riots in the summer of 2020. Remember, and

I'm going to play for you a montage of Democrats and things that they said. But remember, we

had thousands of cops that were injured. Nightly, they were being pelted with bricks, rocks,

bottles, Molotov cocktails and and worse. And we had, you know, thousands of cops injured.

We had a couple dozen dead Americans in the summer of 2020. How many of you may have been

listening when I interviewed Horace Lorenzo Anderson, senior, his son, Horace Lorenzo Anderson,

junior died in the Chaz chop summer of love zones, but getting potlugged dinner zone out there

in Seattle at the time. It was a shame what happened to him. He didn't need to die. And then,

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