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The war on law enforcement, the war on cops, continued over the weekend, and we all saw it.

We saw some bastard run up to a car, a police vehicle, with two policemen sitting in there, and he sought to execute them and call blood.

Now, if you're going to say that police officers are systemically racist, that they routinely abuse people, that the bad apples are all the apples.

You're going to show video night after night, day after day, suggesting that police officers are killers.

You create an environment that is extraordinarily violent and dangerous. And our media, and the mayors, and the governors in these areas, and the Biden campaign have done exactly that.

To be clear, obviously, I'm not connecting any of them with the effort to murder those two police officers. What I am saying is that police officers have been harmed and main and killed during the course of the last several months in these riots and in this violence.

And there's going to be more of it. Because Joe Biden, even when he says, or tweets against this sort of thing, it's almost passive.

And then he puts out a tweet about assault weapons, bands.

So, what was the assault weapon used in this case? Ladies and gentlemen, there was a pistol used in this case. And so they go back to their knee-jerk responses.

He got a vice presidential candidate in Kamala Harris, who has defending quote-unquote protesting, defending Black Lives Matter, who supported along with certain Biden staffers, bailing out violent criminals.

This is chaos, it's anarchy. And Biden and Harris do not have an answer to it because it would require police officers and potentially the military, like the National Guard, among others, to put it down. And they're not prepared to do that, not now, not tomorrow, not the next day.

That's number one. Number two, as I observe, which is taking place the last several days in the Biden campaign in the media.

They're literally blaming the President of the United States for the riots, which, of course, the mayors and the governors, among others, are supposed to be addressing directly.

They're blaming the President of the United States for deaths related to the coronavirus.

Even though none of that isn't the President's control. President doesn't run the hospitals. He's not in charge of the doctors.

He's not in charge of whether people wear face masks or where they go or what's open and what's not open.

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