Let's assume that I'm not lying to about all of it, okay?

Then you say it might be a fringe minority who say fascists, for example, who say racist.

Here would be my challenge to you.

Name me one, member of the Democratic Party in a national position of leadership, one who's run for office,

either been president, vice president, or ran for the office, who hasn't accused our side of being fascist,

of comparing us to Hitler. Name me one.

My fans, I have arrived.

Welcome to part two of this installment of Change My Mind.

The premise, the left, is violent.

Click the link in the description to see the entire hour and a half first installment from yesterday.

Now, before these, it had been more than a few moons, years since I was last on campus, and for obvious reasons.

It was an ever-increasing risk that required more security, and a lot of students were carrying this on and doing it themselves on campus.

But as a lot of that stopped, as a semi-reluctant participant, felt compelled to bring this back.

Luckily, this go-around, the team around me was top-notch.

I can't thank them enough.

It was basically a small army.

And we were able to do it in this climate with minimal risk.

That means no prior announcement.

That means really no interaction with the crowd that can get riled up.

And in a lot of ways, that's what changed my mind was originally meant to be.

It's two people sitting at a table having a genuine conversation where hopefully no one

feels pressured to be performative.

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