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Monday Calls

The discussion centers on the dangers of weaponized activism and the consequences of inserting oneself into dangerous situations. Rick highlights the $600 billion missing in Somalia and criticizes the media’s focus on a woman’s death during a protest, suggesting it distracts from the real issue. Mike notes a 1300% increase in ramming incidents targeting ICE agents in 2025. Paul emphasizes the importance of not being manipulated by others into harmful actions. The speakers agree that protests often lead to negative outcomes and that meaningful change should come from more constructive actions.

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