For all the fans, Civil War, it's getting so intense in Minneapolis. I don't know what else to say other than the conversation we've had around hyperpartisan escalation has just reached fever pitch. And it's funny to say that because, you know, I've said several times we're at the precipice, we're over the edge, and what does that even really mean if every month, every year, things get crazier and crazier?

Behold, my friends, a video of a man saying that Americans need to show up with guns to start killing ICE agents.

I have another video for you where a woman apparently rams ice with

her vehicle. We have numerous videos of journalist Nick Sorder being violently attacked by extremists.

And there is the question around what really happened in that fateful day in Minnesota

in the killing of Renee Good. Now we are experiencing

what is very obviously the one screen two movie two movies phenomenon that Scott Adams has

described. And these people who are screaming for the murder of ICE agents live in one reality

that's I would argue defies reason and logic.

But let's just break this down and be and be realistic.

They live in a different moral world.

They consume different information.

And it is my humble opinion that the extremism you see is fueled by ignorance.

The question then becomes, why is it that we don't see the right behaving similarly?

Well, you did have J6, which these people bring up ad nauseum, but to be completely honest,

that was one time, and I have no problem saying violent people should go to prison for it.

Why is it then that all of these people show up in the streets,

these mass protests in New York, in Chicago, in L.A., in Minneapolis, the violence.

They don't actually know what's going on.

And to be honest, nor do they care.

The people who are attacking Nix Sorda's vehicle and smashing it out

don't understand what's

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