Sop you beautiful bastards, hope you have a fantastic Monday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show and let's just jump into it.

And the first thing we're to talk about today is the situation that blew up over the weekend

over a story that was initially described as a standoff between Native American men and teenagers in MAGA hats.

It's an incident that happened on Friday in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. near the

tail end of the indigenous peoples march. The indigenous protester in the clip ended up being identified as Nathan Phillips.

According to reports, he's a member of Nebraska's Omaha Tribe and a veteran.

And the students in the video were identified as Covington Catholic High School students from Kentucky.

Reported they were in sound participating in the annual March for Life rally.

And the video and images from this blew up quickly prompting many to call for the school to take action.

Along with the videos that went viral, one of the images that went viral was this picture.

With text reading, the close of the indigenous peoples march and rally,

the few of us left lingering to chat and meet,

were confronted and surrounded by 50 to 70 young people

wearing Trump's hat, t-shirts, and other apparel.

The group consisted of mostly white men who sought to intimidate, mock, and scare us with a mob mentality in order to silence a demonstration that was mostly concluded.

The group outnumbered us and enclosed our small group, chanting Build the Wall and other Trumpisms.

The group was clearly looking for any opportunity to get

violent and they consistently infringed upon our space, inching closer and closer, bumping

into us and daring us to get physical. They surrounded us, screaming, cajoling, and mocking the

elder singer with intentionally disrespectful dancing

and attempting to chance slash sing louder than him, he did not break focus or move an inch for the

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