Analysis of Protests in France

First of all, the protests in France are students.

This protest began very, very peaceful

until, sadly, agitators jumped in and began the violence.

This happens all the time when we have protests, and these

protests happen because people are unhappy.

Yeah, you either have to be incredibly

incompetent or totally

blind to look at the images and think that this is

students that are doing this. I, I posted picture after picture on my

social media of the people throwing up signs and smiling as they were burning

down these buildings. They're not students.

They look like they're my age. I'm 45.

They're people that are 30. They're not 17.

So you're either a pathological liar to continue with this narrative that this

is students when it's clearly radical extremists and

Muslim Brotherhood inspired individuals.

By the way, you can also just follow the money.

You have to either just be a pathological liar or you look at the data.

More than 70% of the groups that are involved in the original

protests had nothing to do with student protests or

education. They're the same groups around the world

that have

also started this type of anarchy.

So you either are sitting here on national TV lying

to everyone because the data says that you are absolutely

wrong. And look at those men on TV. Those are not students.

Those are violent criminals who are trying to kill people, who are

looting Louis Vuitton stores, Rolex stores, and going after and

stealing anything they can because they hate the country.

They have no allegiance to that country.

Mm-hmm.

They want to burn that country down.

They want to then remake it into their own country.

Not because I say so, it's what they're saying

online-

Yeah

... when they're talking about burning down

France.

And France let this happen because they were kumbaya for far too long, and

this is what you get when you have no borders.

Lisa, do you want to give a quick response?

What you're not, what you're, what you're not-

Quick response, and then I want to get to Niall

... what you're not-

Quick response, please.

What you're not gonna do is call me a pathological liar.

You don't know me from a can of paint-

Then look at the data

... from that flick statement. No, I'm talking now.

You're not gonna call me a pathological liar because you don't know me, so stop

that right now. Next, you can't tell me-

I know you have meetings where you say white people aren't allowed

... excuse me, excuse-

I know that

... excuse you. You're cutting me off.

You are very disrespectful. Next point is you are

not looking at anybody's ID to know who's 45.

You look 45, though.

You're not 16.

You got some wrinkles.

You're not 17.

You got some wrinkle cream.

Okay.

You look wrinkled.

I wanna-

You look like you're 40

... I wanna get to, I wanna get to this

So stop.

Let's get, let's get to this.

You have no idea on anybody there