we as conservatives and what do you want
to call yourself you know amer
pro-american pro-freedom whatever you
know there's this old quote that if you
label me you negate me i'm happy to say
i'm a conservative i'll tell you why but
it's like not a woke
person i guess that's a fair
categorization for most people nowadays
hopefully is that is that we look at
one of the mistakes we've made is that
we under emphasize the power of visual
and video video medium
and in that one video was everything the
activists needed to revolutionize
society so you had a white man and a
black man literal knee on the neck which
before that incident even happened was
kind of this incantation that they would
say that white america has a knee on
black america's neck and in addition to
that you had someone that just wasn't a
random white person you had a police
officer
and the police officer which many of us
know
is represents the administration of the
law
so so many activists could say see that
right there is what we've been talking
over the last 30 to 40 years
and immediately instead of acting
patiently and prudently and slowing down
and saying hold on a second is this an
isolated incident
is this happening on a daily basis
we then allowed quite honestly the most
corrupt and disingenuous voices that any
human being could possibly find around
anything to completely and totally
reorganize society and this then of
course happened with the entire summer
summer of what they call the racial
reckoning of last summer you know
otherwise known as floydapalooza when we
decided just to destroy our entire
nation
and whereas as if like i'm so angry
about systemic races i'm gonna go burn
down a wendy's
like
like yeah just like
robbing adidas sneakers from all of
america is not going to bring george
floyd back right that's a very obvious
thing but if you dare say that they call
you a bad name which again couldn't
really care less we're going to say
things that are true and so
what ended up happening throughout june
and july of last year two billion
dollars in damages by the way after that
specific incident america's actually
become
a less pleasant and more dangerous place
to live murders are up 30 percent since
may of last year of what happened here
in minneapolis
i'm not sure really the status quo of
like what that sounds cool but like the
state of affairs or what's happening in
minneapolis but
they try to defund the police they slow
private secure what what is kind of the
latest there i guess they're sort of
half funding the police it's a more
dangerous place to live all of you know
that if you've gone down to minneapolis
it's not the town it used to be
and so
right on that corner of chicago street
38th street where george floyd died all
of a sudden we as a civilization said
you know what
our entire history of the rule of law of
the administration of such separation of
powers checks and balances independent
judiciary presumption of innocence
you know trying to put criminals off the
streets let's throw that all out instead
we need to reconsider and recalibrate
society as we know it and the damage is
real is what i'm here to tell you
tonight
and tonight as we do this tour we need
to stop and realize how severe and real
of a mistake we have made as a country
to allow it to go as far as we have for
this long every single metric you can
imagine a violent crime is going up now
it's not necessarily going up in rural
america it's actually the very
communities that they say they want to
help and serve black and hispanic
communities where their communities are
actually becoming more dangerous
more violent and a less safe place to
live
