Can you tell us, like what's the meaning behind the- the flag being blacked out?

So this blacked out flag represents no quarter, uh, no surrender.

It was the last, uh, gasp of the Confederacy to hold on when it was getting crushed by the Union Army.

And so now we've appropriated it and we're using it and weaponizing it against this current administration.

How do you feel about members of the National Guard being on the streets of Washington DC? He also says thank you for your service.

I think it's disgusting, Don.

I think that, uh, when I walked out of Union Station and I seen three MRAPs there, those vehicles are designed for war zones, not to be deployed in American cities.

And that's why you had an accident that required the jaws of life to get a citizen out of their vehicle because these vehicles are being used as props.

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... like, "Hey, you know what? This is it." I mean, I, I thought that it's obvious at this point that it's such a universe of difference between a convicted rapist and a woman who worked in all three branches of the government.

And I was day one Kamala.

Like I said, I'm from Long Beach, California.

She from my hometown out there in the, in, uh, up in Oakland and representing for the West Coast.

So I've always believed in her.

And it's really a damn shame that we really went out here, we warned America what would happen, we warned that if you give somebody this much power, you're gonna be on the verge of a dictatorship.

How do you feel about that?