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Two hour, two rounds of the moist line coming up next hour.

We're also going to have Royal Oaks from ABC News on the Donald Trump trial.

Hope Hicks, one of his top advisors.

She was on the stand and got emotional. Started crying. See what this is about.

That will be next hour as well. But now I heard this man on Fox yesterday. I was driving,

listening to the audio feed, and I was just fascinated by what he had to say. Paul Morrow is a former NYPD

inspector, former head of the NYPD Legal Bureau, also has led their intelligence operation

and analysis bureau, an attorney. He's on TV all the time. And boy, does he know a lot about

how these spontaneous college protests form and who's behind

them and who funds them, who organizes them. And we're going to talk to Paul Morrill right now.

Paul, how are you?

I'm good, John. How are you?

I'm good. I heard you driving around yesterday and I was just fascinated because we've talked

about some of this

stuff. I've suspected some of this stuff. And to hear you articulate what's really going on and

contrast it with the way these events are reported was really quite, quite stunning. Explain to

people how this, how this protest industry works.

Yeah, so all of this is about as spontaneous as a moon launch, frankly,

because what happens is there's a class of protesters in this country,

particularly in the blue cities, and it's a job.

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