Last month, a Republican declared that the second civil war has already begun.

It's not the first time we've heard something like this be said.

As most of you know, I've talked about the prospects of a civil war in this country happening

quite a bit, but this was an actual politician, a Republican in Indiana saying the redistricting

fight that we are seeing, where they are effectively

eliminating all opposition voices in their respective states, this is a civil war, or at least

it's the guaranteed precursor. There are a series of events that have occurred over the past several

years, which I think are indicative of a second civil war beginning. I don't know if it's fair to say

it started right now. That's why the title is a quote from a politician saying it has. There have been many prominent individuals, investors, billionaires saying it's going to happen. And I think it's a high probability. I don't know what it will look like. I don't know the tactics that will be used. But I believe the conflict is already here. Most of you know this. And right now as we look at Minnesota, more and more,

the pundit class across the spectrum from left to right are saying it's civil war in Minnesota.

I'll give you a few examples. I've got a video that I want to lead this segment off for you guys,

where an unknown man acting as de facto

law enforcement pulls over an Uber driver to demand his papers. Now, now hold on. Who is this

authority structure? How do they have a license plate database? What gives them the right to

physically assault people and they do,

and pull people over? They're setting up barriers and checkpoints and demanding people's IDs.

I have a list of the precursors to Civil War, signs that you are in one, and guess what,

we hit all of them on the head with the hammer. A few examples are the geographic hyperpolarization.

People have been fleeing New York to Florida, California, to Texas, and those aren't the only

places. When you look at the 2030 census on congressional reapportionment, Texas and Florida

are jumping four seats each and the rest of the states are dropping down.

There's some other changes in between. The left is going to lose a lot of political power.

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