Well, folks, it's our two. Oh, where has the time gone? I'm continuing my conversation,

at least for this segment, with our new friend Andy No,

spelled N-G-O. The new book is coming out very soon. It's called Unmasked Inside Antifa's Radical

Plan to Destroy Democracy. Andy, you reached out to me right after the final day of the Republican convention.

I happened to be at the White House with my wife and some friends. We were leaving.

And there were very, very frightening Antifa crowds outside the White House, screaming tremendous profanities.

And there was one young man on a bicycle who ultimately tried to run me over.

And I tried to defend myself and have been attacked amazingly in the media as assaulting this guy.

I mean, I don't think I barely touched him.

But it's astounding to me to have lived through that moment where in an instant of, as I say, reaction in self-defense,

you just act. And then to watch what happened after that, to see the way that I was treated

in the in the press and stuff. And then just an infinity of, you know, Twitter attacks and things

like that. You know who this young man was, and I think you'd reached out to us saying that he

was in Washington, D.C., violating parole. Can you tell us anything more about this guy, why he went from Portland all the way to

the nation's capital to intimidate and, I guess, attack in some way the supporters of the president?

Portland, T.C. is a pretty far away, and flying is not cheap, but there was a whole group

of people, many of them who had been arrested and released and have the charges drop at

riots in Portland, raised money through cash shop and Venmo to fund their trips to go to D.C.,

which included also their accommodation food, etc.

And so this individual who, when he was accosting you and others, I recognized him and identified him.

He was, after he returned to Portland sometime shortly after he was arrested at another violent protest. So this is what I mean

when I say like the threat is not just localized only to Portland. They travel from area to area,

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