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Hello, and welcome to the Byron York Show, the No-Chit Chat podcast.

We like to get right into it, and what we're going to get into today is

why they're mad about the Trump raid.

Obviously, a lot of people are very angry about the Trump raid.

But in addition to reporting the nuts and bolts of this raid, this FBI's unprecedented raid

on former President Trump's home in Florida, a lot of the media coverage you may have noticed

has also focused on the angry Trump supporters, these angry Trump supporters who are being portrayed

as being whipped up by Republican politicians and MAGA agitators.

These are the people who are just absolutely filled with anger about what just happened at Mar-a-Lago.

So I'm going to read to you something from the Washington Post.

Comes out about 24 hours after the news broke, quote,

extremist organizers have tried to hold on to the momentum they built in recent years by finding

big tent causes disparate factions could rally around, such as opposition to pandemic restrictions,

stop the steel election denial, or an imagined socialist indoctrination of schoolchildren.

With each iteration analyst say the networks have grown more sophisticated and more violent

as evidenced by the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, the FBI's search at Mar-a-Lago for class

of eye documents is now presented as a tipping point, an existential threat to the United States

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