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the voter for the 2016 election. It's on YouTube. It's three hours long. I said, no, I don't want to do that. I'm not willing to sign the affidavit. Now, he could have set it up for me, because he was in political science, and he knew all about that. It would have been nice getting an all expense paid vacation to Washington to do that. But you get torn up too, because you get questioned by both sides. And there's tons of videos about the audits they did after the election, like in Arizona. They know that that was all rigged. That's why now they're going to stop mail-in ballots. So because our elections are being compromised because of all the people that were cheating. The J-6ers, most of them knew that. They were very angry, and they were justifiably angry. They went too far. And I want to remind everybody, and I said this before, they served time in jail already over it. By the time they were pardoned, they all had jail time over it. Yeah, and one of them got killed too. Whenever, if you're going to participate in a protest, the risk that you're going to be subjected to great bodily harm is quite higher than it would be if you just stayed home. You notice we're not counter protesting a lot of the protests that are going on right now. Because we won. We don't need to. All they have is that they can protest now. They don't have the power. They lost some money. That's been cut off. Oh, by the way, there was someone that mentioned that with doing the audits and all, those people weren't doing their jobs. And he thought it wasn't done right. That was it. Well, the way to do it is you get an independent auditor, and you go in there, and they do the audit. And then after the audit is done, you take all the facts, and then you do what needs to be done. And that's what they did. And it turned out that these people weren't producing anything. They were counterproductive. There was too many. There was money going to places it wasn't supposed to. So the J-6ers, because of how that turned out, it's distracted from why they were actually there. And they were justified in being angry. And you can't have even a lemonade stand if you've got people stealing the profits. And that's more or less in every program that the government was running up until now after the audits were done. And they get rid of the excess fraud and waste. AA-4-HO, everybody have a nice day. I'll see you all tomorrow. And good luck with how you feel about the way things are. You know, I'm more supported. Other places I go, here, not so much. Maybe I'm needed more here than I am in those other places. Who needs to be where everybody agrees with you? You need to be in the places where most people don't agree with you so that maybe you can change things and find a better solutions. Back to you. Darryl, this is Ron, AA-4-HO, Miramar, Florida. Well, you see, Ron, the thing is, about the January 6th stuff, those people were there because Trump rallied them all. They were encouraged to meet him at the Capitol, to which he didn't show. The people did. They were angry because it was instilled into their minds that the election was stolen, right? And they were pissed about that. And fine, if you're going to protest, protest. Don't cause an insurrection at your Capitol building. Don't storm the gates of Normandy. You know, storm in there where you don't have no business and cause death, mayhem, and destruction. If those people were never there that day and had never stormed the Capitol, that police officer wouldn't be dead, or security officer, or whatever he was. The other people that were hurt and injured, that never would have happened. The reason they were there is because they got riled up because they had drank the Kool-Aid and they're willing to do whatever the commander-in-chief, or so they put it, put to them. That's why they were there that day. That never should have happened. And the fact that they were given pardons was completely different than had they been given commuted sentences on a case-by-case basis, right? Some people did less than others. Other people did more than others. But at the end of the day, that never should have happened. And it happened because of Trump, not to exploit him. And had they been given commuted sentences based on a situation-by-situation basis, I think it would have been easier to swallow rather than a complete blanket pardon. The difference in a pardon is your conviction doesn't show on your criminal record anymore. So basically, in giving pardons, Trump is saying that that incident didn't happen. And I think that's what's got people more upset, is the fact that they're willing to just sweep it under a rug with a blanket pardon, as opposed to commuted sentences based on a case-by-case basis. And that would have been the proper way to handle that, rather than just say, hey, you're all my supporters, criminals, lobby citizens, all you guys. Anybody need to participate in January 6th? Pardon, that's not the way to handle it, bud. That's a terrible way to handle it, as a matter of fact. In regard to the people that are currently living in a militarized state, I don't think any of those people asked for that. Absolutely not. Bring on more registered police. Bring on more agencies that actually answer to people who are not hiding behind masks, and they've been running as if they were unstoppable, because that's what it is. The leader, the supreme exalted leader, says move in, and they move in. So they're no better than the Nazis, in my opinion. But people will agree, and people will disagree.