Oh boy. It's our favorite subject. You know it. Civil war, or maybe not even civil war, but

considering that there has been so much talk about the political conflict in this country,

considering that for those that have been following the news just the other day, the prosecutor,

the DA, who brought charges against Trump and his associates, is under fire for potentially

lying to the courts, may get even disbarred.

Things are getting a bit spicy.

And now you've got many political activists in the United States arguing that the case against

the DA who's going after Trump is Fannie Willis is politically motivated attacks from fascists to

try and disqualify those who are trying to bring accountability.

And in the meantime, everybody else was kind of paying attention is like,

yo, I think this lady is corrupt and was funneling money to her boyfriend,

and they're as crooked as you'd imagine.

There's a lot of things happening politically.

New York, for instance, Donald Trump is going to be going on trial for hush money payments.

It's apparently some kind of criminal charge.

Trump says this is not criminal at all.

You've got fraud charges. Things are getting pretty wild in this country, not to mention over the past several years,

we've seen an escalation in street violence and political violence. So instead of just going into all

the modern context, we want to get into the, I suppose, the political activism element here. We've

talked a couple weeks ago with Texit, the Texas secessionists, and now we've brought in some activists advocating for a form of California exit.

And we've brought in an individual journalist and researcher to talk to us just in context about the Civil War.

So I don't know.

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