Today's the day that the chaz, the chop, whatever you're going to call it, has officially died.

The mayor, seemingly finding her spine, ordered the police to clear the protest camp out.

And it came shortly after they actually shut up to our house and she got really, really

angry so we can see, you know, we can see what these politicians really think, right?

They don't mind when the protesters, the rioters and the extremists are destroying your

neighborhood.

But as soon as you go to their house, it's over.

And we're seeing something really interesting right now across the country.

Statues are actually being torn down, not by extremists anymore, but by the government.

How is it, how is it, how is this happening, right?

There's in, in Richmond, Virginia, Stonewall, Jackson's coming down.

We have Christopher Columbus being removed in, in some parts.

In some of these stories, the city council and the local communities are saying do not tear

them down.

But mayors and other executives are saying we don't care.

We're going to do it anyway.

In Philadelphia, several locals showed up to defend a statue of Christopher Columbus.

So the city basically said, because of the violence, we're going to tear it down anyway.

How does that make sense?

In response to what appears to be a massive mainstream wave of support for Black Lives

Matter, regular people are rising up and pushing these people out.

But it also is many counter groups and it can actually get a little scary because look,

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