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Welcome back into Clay and Buck. We're going to dive into some more of the manufacturing of the narrative by Democrats around the ice involved shooting a lawful use of force. According to the federal government and according to anybody who understands use of force and has seen the videos, that is being honest. You're, you're allowed to say that something is lawful while it is also sad. In fact, that often is the case. And in this instance, you know, you don't want someone to lose their life, but this is something that was brought upon law enforcement by someone who unfortunately was acting in a deluded and really selfish fashion. You do not have the right to, to stop law enforcement from engaging in lawful activity because you don't like it because you've watched too much Ms. Now that is not acceptable and there can be very serious, serious consequences. This is also why, Clay, I hate the lying down in traffic thing that leftists do, or blocking bridges, all these things that are blocking highways. These are reckless, babyish and destructive things. And you would think that law enforcement really more than anyone else because they have to deal with the recklessness and the babyishness of race communism, which is the central belief now of the Democrat. I guess it's really race gender communism, to be fair, but that's long. And I don't want the acronym, I don't want the race gender communism, we could call it that. And you would think law enforcement in particular would have a very negative view of this, of this situation and of approaches that privilege people who are breaking the law because they happen to be in a protected demographic or a favored group among the left. And with that, Clay, I bring you this Portland Chief of Police now, just by way of background, right after the shooting of. Her name was Good, right? This woman, Renee Good. Renee Good, Yes. I realized this. I said it was a, it was a good shoot last week. I did not mean that as a, I truly did not mean that as a play on words. That is just what lawful or a good shoot is how people will refer to these things. So that gets a little bit confusing. But yes, her name was Renee Goode. And like I said, I don't, I don't find any, any humor in what happened to her. I think it's tragic, I think it's sad. It shouldn't have happened. I think that a lot of people, Clay, who take the anti ICE rhetoric to these extremes we're hearing day in and day out, I think they bear some responsibility because they're convincing, unfortunately, easily misled and not particularly bright and pretty sad people to do things like what Renee Goode did. So I do think that there's blame, you know, there's that blame that should be on those who are lying about what's going on, all the rest of it. But you would think a chief of police, although these days we know that even chiefs of police are often big purveyors of gender, race, communism. You think a chief of police would be upset at people who are members of, say, Trenda Aragua. And last week there was another ICE involved, or actually it was Customs Border Patrol, but immigration officer involved shooting in Portland. And I think it was southeastern Portland. And it was initially reported as that. I read this on the show. Believed to have ties to Trenda Aragua, which is a horrible, violent transnational drug cartel based in Venezuela. It's actually a prison gang that's now a drug cartel and designated terrorist group, I might add, because they do horrible things. If you learn about these groups, Clay, it's really hard to have sympathy for them. You know, they. They find informants and they, like, lop off their arms with machetes and they send the video to their families. These are horrible people, okay?