The FBI raided the home of Jake Paul and I said when I heard the news, wow, I couldn't

care any less upon hearing this.

In fact, I'm actually quite angry.

Somebody would tell me that.

And then after I got really angry and calmed down, I said, but hold on a second, why

did they raid his house?

It turns out because of his participation in the George Floyd riots.

In which case, cross state lines, he crossed state lines, he lives in LA, he went to Arizona,

committed a crime, got arrested for it.

And then I started saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

He raided his mansion, found a bunch of rifles, apparently the dude owes millions of dollars

in back taxes, but that's a whole other issue.

And I still, I just can't really muster any kind of emotion at all for Jake Paul.

And I mean that actually with a bit of respect, I just, I don't care about what he does.

And I think it's silly how they really want to make everything about his life a drama.

But there is something here that's actually really significant.

It, I think they're making an example of them.

Yeah.

So we were, we were talking about the other day with the, the hearings, you know, in the

Senate over Anto in the far left.

And Jake Paul is probably the highest profile individual person who was involved in the,

in the, you know, the Black Lives Matter George Floyd rioting.

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