We go to our capitals on where they say, you know, in Richmond, Virginia, Owen Sawyer drove there. He saw some of my guys there on. They said, hey, you can't open carry here anymore. It's illegal now. We went. We disobeyed it. If they had tried to arrest us, we would have used the Second Amendment the way that it was intended, which is to limit... Say that again. Where did you do this? Because this is you putting your money where your mouth is. Where did you do this? Caravan. This is in Richmond, Virginia. It's illegal to open carry any protest or event armed. So we go there for Owen Schreuer's thing when he came through with the Stop the Steal. We've been at every protest, whether it be MAGA, Black Lives Matter, anything, to make sure that things are peaceful and respectful. And we go there armed. We disobey the law. We stand against the tyranny. And what we see, people like you, Alex, who used to be my hero as a young man, we see y 'all bending the knee to it repeatedly.

We've been at every protest, whether it be MAGA, Black Lives Matter, anything, to make sure that things are peaceful and respectful. And we go there armed. We disobey the law. We stand against the tyranny. And what we see, people like you, Alex, who used to be my hero as a young man, we see y 'all bending the knee to it repeatedly. You have your talk shows, you give your speeches, but y 'all don't actually stand against tyranny, and that's disheartening as a young man, a young American, and someone involved in the liberty movement and constitutionalism. How am I not standing against tyranny, fighting evil legislation, marching, going out and having events? Sorry? Because you talk. We go out there, we actually disobey. We stand their arms. We don't bootlick like a lot of you and Republicans do. We actually stand up against the tyranny that is prevalent. That's what I want to see y 'all do. When you ask, well, what's the revolution look like? Well, there you go. It's us engaging in civil disobedience, and if they decide to do something, then we'll stand against that.

First things first, I'm not the leader of the Boogaloo. I'm not the founder. It's an autonomous movement. I'm just someone who's in the movement who helped make it big and the media limelight and public face. And I happen to control a large portion of the movement. So I just wanted to get that straight. The movement was not founded by me and I'm not the leader of it.

But 1776 is the answer to 1984. I want to paint you a picture from 1776. January 18th, Major Havasin arrest a royal governor, James Wright. March 2nd, Americans begin shelling Boston. March 4th, we captured Dorchester Heights after a bloody So when you call for 1776... I almost feel like you're doing it just for the merch and not for the actual fact.

We understand that our laws, our avenues that we should go through have been clogged up by old men in politics. Politicians who are there for the money, they've been clogged up. They've blocked us from actually having access to our rights. They've infringed upon constitutional rights, whether it be the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, it doesn't matter. They've infringed on those rights. And we've realized that those avenues are no longer open to us. And so the only answer to that is to try to win the hearts and the minds of the people. And ultimately, there is going to be a revolution.

But a lot of you hold on to the hope of voting your way out of voter fraud, which is an impossibility. We see it as there has to be a revolution. There has to be a result. And it's going to come to that.

I definitely think it was the right thing for the wrong reasons. I think it was a good way to make government fear the people again. It was nice to see members of Congress on their knees. Fearing the people? I think it was the right thing for the wrong reasons.

since boogaloo is an ideology it's not necessarily a worry of being taken over because if somebody doesn't embody the ideology then they're not boogaloo boogaloo started as a as a meme a joke back like 2012 it was just an online joke Yeah, and it's a joke meme that turned into an ideology about the need for a second civil war.

It would be ignorant to sit here and release a manifesto or say, this is a target. Yeah, so let's not mention any real evil kingpins, right? I'm not going to allow you to goad me into saying something like that. Say that again? I'm not going to allow you to goad me into saying something like that. That would be ridiculous.

I have not told anybody to storm the Capitol. I've preached revolution and I always will.

It's autonomous, and the next thing is unity, unifying the lower bodies, the people that are subject to this globalism that you speak of, and this elitist mentality that is running the U.S. through our governmental officials.

I've said repeatedly that we stand against the globalists and the elites that continue to control this country.

I do believe you're 100% controlled opposition, Alex.

You fired the one good man you had, and that was David Knight.