A couple of weeks ago, we got word that the proud boys were going to be heading to Portland.

This was September 26th and I thought it was an extremely bad idea because Portland

is the hot spot of Antifa and Black Lives Matter riot and extremism.

And so you take a bunch of Trump supporters, you send them into this area.

Naturally, Antifa is going to come out, they're going to act a fool and there's going to be

violence.

And it was particularly troubling because we've already seen this Black Lives Matter

antifa guy, tattoo on his neck, stalk a Trump supporter, put two bolts in his chest.

So hearing that the proud boys are planning on doing this, I was very critical.

I said it's a bad idea.

And I've talked to a lot of Trump supporters who have actually agreed that there's an

issue with respect.

There's a challenge in respecting the rights of individuals to have their free speech

to hold their rallies and be safe from physical violence and then going into an area where

you know Antifa is saying we're going to have our rally here.

And then it's also, you know, you get Antifa saying we're defending ourselves because

they came to our town.

So to talk about this, we have the chairman of the proud boys in Rikki Tariyo and we're

also going to talk about the names that you have been called your organization, the founding

of your organization.

And where I've got the anti-defamation league pulled up, I've got the Southern Poverty

Law Center, I've got the AP.

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