wrong with protests, are there? you're not suggesting people don't have a right to try to make their voice heard? you're not saying that, are you? >> no, i'm not saying people do not have a right to protest. i'm saying you have a right to vote, so i would have hoped that all of these -- if any of these protesters did not vote, i don't think they have a right to be -- i don't think they should be out there protesting if you did not vote. president obama always said, don't boo, vote. >> right. >> but you do have a right to protest, but it always should be peaceful, it always should be respectful, and it should always not include violence, especially at our law enforcement. that's inappropriate on either side. >> josh, you want to jump in and give us your thoughts? >> yes. first, i second your point that peaceful protesting is not only a right, it is patriotic and goes back to the foundations of our nation. but i want to go back to your earlier point, john, that i thought was great, that donald trump's reaction to this, namely it was a professional protesters incited by the media is not true, okay. it is pretty clear that that's