The Pentagon has ordered a full stand down of the entire military in the next 60 days

because they're trying to figure out how to purge white nationalism and extremism.

On the surface, I think it's a good, it sounds like a good idea, right?

It sounds like a good idea.

If there are people who are, you know, white supremacist, white nationalist or extremists,

we don't want them in the military.

I mean, there are stories about gangs.

I'm not going to name some of them, but they infiltrate the military and their allegiance

is not to the United States.

So we need to make sure that the people who are, you know, in our armed forces, well,

they're here to serve the people of this country.

The problem is this is stemming from what we saw in Washington, DC, where there were national

guardsmen who had like the Gadsden flag on their Facebook page and got removed.

And some people who were members of the NRA and got removed.

And now they're claiming that literally everybody in the capital is, you know, on the six

with some kind of extremist, when many of these people were befuddled or bewildered,

walking into open doors, open for them by police.

Certainly what happened to the capital was, was really, really bad.

It was horrifying.

And the people stormed the, into the building should be prosecuted and, you know, held, held

accountable.

But there are a lot of people who are just down there.

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