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You can let me out, but I have a family that supports military. Okay, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, everybody. This is your chance to take the high road. Consider me ice. I'm going to let you know your rights. I'm not going to deport you, okay? If you don't like the material, you have the option to leave. And I'm glad we're having this conversation. I don't like to shy away from conflict. I think this is important that we're having this conversation. I have four brothers who serve our military. That's great.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, guys, relax. I will handle this. It's going to be really good content. Trevor, the camera's on. Listen, [laughter] fantastic, and thank them for their service, but can you listen for a moment here because we want people protecting us in good conscience, right? We want them 100%. A woman was murdered. She's a citizen. You may not agree with her politics. You may think that she made a mistake in being in that situation, but did she deserve to get shot three times? Did she deserve in the face by by by an organization that is But but then put your brother in that situation that's been run over Yes, and so let me Fantastic. I'm going to put my I don't have a brother, but of course, put your family member in that situation and ask what they would have done. I'm telling you how I saw things from my perspective. Like I said, you're welcome.
>> Hey, it's not like she was not knowing what she was. It's It's okay. Don't worry. I'm going to give this 30 more seconds. Don't worry. Cuz I'm going to proceed with this bit whether you agree with it or not. You can sit and watch, you can be angry, that's your choice, or you can leave, but what you can't do is keep interrupting for the people who paid to see my opinion. Because you have to understand, the first right that all of us Americans have is the first amendment, which comes with freedom of opinion and freedom of expression of that opinion. And the people that we hired to protect and serve us are the people who are protecting this sacred law called the first amendment. So, let's always keep that in mind. You have the right to the first amendment, but not at the paid comedy show where people are coming to see me and coming to see me talk. You know what I'm saying? So, if you think that I need to be stopped, well, then you're violating my first amendment right, and also they're $30. So, you know what I mean? So, That's all. 50. 50. I'm sorry. I didn't Sorry.
Consider this is sub-zero Minneapolis. The ground in the neighborhood was covered with ice. >> [laughter] >> They train officers not to stand in front of cars. You know what? They also train children to do that. They train children to not put themselves in front of cars. Do I have kids? Okay, of course. It's the interview portion of the show. >> [laughter] >> What do you do, by the way, aside from yell? You do insurance? You do insurance? Is that correct? You do insurance? I said it twice. Yes. Oh, well, I heard it once. Not [laughter] your problem? Okay. It's funny you do insurance. I thought you would understand risk. >> [cheering] [laughter] >> Let's pray that's the end, and uh