Ahead of Memorial Day, Second Amendment supporters marched on the Capitol grounds.

But it wasn't just signs or chance sparking political leaders to quickly condemn what they saw.

It was this, Governor Andy Bashir hanging in effigy from a tree at the Capitol near the governor's mansion.

We don't have, our capital stock hasn't been destroyed. Our human capital stock is ready to get

back to work. And so that there are lots of reasons to believe that we can get going way faster

than we have in previous crisis.

Hey everybody. Welcome to the McGrick podcast. I'm your co-host, Chair J.Saxton. As always, I'm joined by my

loyal and faithful co-host, Nick Hausman. We're sitting here, 98,000 dead during the coronavirus

pandemic with absolutely no relief in sight things are rough out there

it's also Memorial Day we got to talk about America's militarism and how it betrays

its ideas and the sacrifices of veterans but before we do unfortunately Nick we have to talk

about just some straight up grade a garbage at a

second amendment reopen America we're mad about something whatever just throw

whatever cause you want at it rally in Frankfurt, Kentucky,

um,

a bunch of militia members hung the effigy of Kentucky's governor,

Andy Bashir, uh,

outside of the governor's mansion,

um,

including a science at Sixth Semper Taranus,

which,

uh,

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