All right, we need to call it as it is. I just watched Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff,

Stephen Miller, go live on Fox News, and spend multiple minutes calling for the destruction of

radical left institutions, taking them to their very end and burying them. He's going absolutely

insane. And this is the time to, number one, de-escalate. But number two, maybe not leverage

the death of somebody who you claim is your, quote, friend to immediately push a radical

agenda that pushes more hate will lead to more violence in America. And it's not just Stephen

Miller. Right before this on Fox News, Brian Kilmead was saying that maybe homeless people should be

involuntarily euthanized.

The rhetoric going on on Fox News is insane.

And again, I want to call it as it is.

There is this double standard at play where Republicans at the top level use the craziest

rhetoric possible.

So for example, Donald Trump will make a post about Chicago being invaded.

He just did that a week or two back.

And we're like five news cycles past that.

But he made this AI post where it said, Chicago's about to find out why it's called

the Department of War.

And then when I respond and I call that fascist, they say that I'm the

one that's being inflammatory. Another good example is yesterday. Someone tried to call me out on Twitter and

say, I'm divisive because I title the video, Fox News host declares war. And then I said,

hey, dude, what if I showed you a clip of Jesse Waters actually declaring war? So I showed him the clip where Jesse Waters is like, this is war now.

And the guy just didn't respond.

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