Okay, so let's circle back to a topic, whether the tactics that Hamas, the terror tactics,

that Hamas has unleashed against Jews in Israel, whether that's, is that going to come

here?

Are we going to see that in the United States?

There are basically two ways that this could happen in the United States.

This could be, these terror tactics could be embraced by radical revolutionary groups like

Black Lives Matter, like the organization that has actually praised Hamas for what they've

done, called freedom fighters, and saying that they stand in solidarity with the Palestinian

people, et cetera, et cetera.

We could see that happen by groups who are espousing the same Marxist dialectic that the

Hamas terrorists are espousing pretending that they are just trying to overthrow their oppressors.

They're just trying to decolonize, they're trying to pursue their own freedom.

That's the same phrases, the same worldview that's used by these revolutionaries who have

justified violence in the name of their revolutionary ideology in the United States.

So that could happen.

But there's another way that we are vulnerable here in the United States to the same sort

of terror attacks that Israel has suffered in the past 72 hours, and that is the poorest

U.S. border.

It's hard to even call it a U.S. border because is it a border if it's not guarded?

Is it a border if entry is simply allowed to anyone who wants to cross it?

A border means that we are in control of that land.

But are we in control of the land that butts up to our southern neighbor, Mexico?

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