It's so emblematic of a point of view on how this shit is handled. Like, oh, see, this is like a tête-à-tête between the government and I. They're playing their terror card and I'm playing my... And let's put it very clearly. It's the government and I. It's Alex. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Specifically Alex. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it is like... But that's... Used less literally, I believe, in real world, you know, in like more metaphorically, more colloquially.

But it is still kind of like, once you start to view it in that sense, it dehumanizes everything about it. And it derealizes everything. It takes it out of the frame of reality. Now everything's a fucking game. You're turning it into something that is fundamentally silly.

We should probably play them after I leave, but Tucker Carlson knocked it out of the park where he just said, listen, they are framing the American people as terrorists, as their opposition as terrorists.

But that's kind of unlikely. But the element of Nick and these people who are like, you're not real conservatives. These are real conservatives. Well, you don't put it that way. No, no, no, of course. You frame it in terms of the language of like, he doesn't really care about these issues that are conservative. That could do some serious damage to him.

And if they do end up following through with their plan to kill, they'll just be called false flags to demonize the Patriots. They'll be used as a prop to provide the fuel.

Well, but see, that's the thing. In this argument, Alex has defined those two Republican administrations as the left. Yeah. This is incredibly manipulative framing. To call the Bush administrations the left is to give up on even the slimmest pretense that you're talking about anything real. The left is just another name for the globalists or the deep state for Alex now. So whatever anybody he doesn't like did something, hey, it's all them. It's the left.

So I'm sure now that this is one of their big October surprises in the next month or two to stage something or provocateur something and blame it on me. And Roger Stone concurs.

Because I think the worst part about it, I mean, the worst part about it is everything. But the part that is really, really depressing is that Trump phrases it and frames it as he got a witch hunt against him for doing his job.