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they've injected our society full of this filth, that they can then stand on the high horse and say, look how corrupted America has become. Look how shiny is the gold standard. I think you hit it right on the head. That's another deep way. That's another deep psychological operation. I see people say, a lot of Americans have a lot of respect for Putin. And like I say, I respect the technique. He's smart. He's really smart. He's got a lot of control. And... But he hasn't, he's not our ally, guys. He's not our ally. You know, I mean, I know you want to believe he could be, but today here right now, he's not our ally. And that's hard for people to accept for many reasons. And it usually boils down to some sort of information campaign that they've come across and gotten deep into, which isn't their fault. They don't know. You know, I mean, that's the thing. You know, these people aren't bad. They just don't know. You know, and the people that throw a Black Lives Matter sticker on their car, they're not bad. I mean, I talk about this all the time. It's very, very true. If you want to do something that you can help your country right now, just understand this particular story. If you're driving behind somebody and say a person is driving behind somebody and they see a Trump sticker. Now they get all fired up. I mean, the polarization goes through the oh, this white Christian nationalist. I hate this Nazi. Right. Well, how do they know the person driving that car just doesn't believe in a strong national defense? I think that's common ground. I think we can all believe in a strong national defense. Equally, you're driving behind a car that has a Black Lives Matter sticker. Oh, my God, look at this Marxist. You know, this person is the reason my country. You don't know that about that person. That's your frame of reference. They might have biracial children, and they just don't believe in them, and they're against racism. Well, I think we can all agree that racism is bad. So, we've got to stop with this polarization that shuts down our critical thinking skills. Pull it back. Your neighbor's not your enemy. There are active information operations going on, active psychological operations going on. And we need to realize what makes us susceptible to those things and not be susceptible to them because that's a good way to make mistakes that we can't come back from. So put your fervor where it belongs. Which is part of, why I do this and why you do what you're doing is because we're trying our best to help people understand where that fervor belongs, right? It's like, yeah, don't spend all your time seething over your neighbor with a Biden sign, you know, or a BLM flag. Like, figure out where your common ground is. And it's like, yeah, it's a good point. It's like a lot of people think that, like, what is the old saying, right? The path to hell is paid the good intentions, right? The road to hell is paid the good intentions. So a lot of people think, Oh, of course I should support BLM. I don't think racism's good. I think this is a good movement. They don't understand, right? They don't understand there's ActBlue involved. He's taking your donations and filtering them to a political entity that supports a Marxist agenda. No, they didn't understand that when they gave $5 to a certain charity that was filtered through ActBlue. They didn't know that. Don't act like they did. know what i mean don't act like they did they they were you know i'll point out another thing that i think is very important in our country um the vaxers is non-vax you know you've got people going oh i hate people who were backs they were against me they demonized me everything