hyperbole, people just talking big game on the internet and threats, people making deliberate plans to engage in violence. that clip, it s hard to watch that clip and not take it seriously. it s hard to watch it and think this is somebody who is just spouting off the top of his head and being silly. it s deliberate, it sounds sober-minded when he s giving that and has a lot of specifics. the facts law enforcement officials didn t see that and use that as justification to further secure the capitol building is something in retrospect that still boggals the mind. and to say trump and his allies to down play this, say oh, we haven t seen seditious conspiracy, insurrection charges, we are now seeing seditious conspiracy, and others betsy, thank you so much for joining us this evening. appreciate your time. if you don t know who mo amar is, you ll probably become a fan after tonight, a
disagree with her. yeah, your mom is right on that one. listen, i want to ask you about something i think resonated with a lot of people like myself, people who have, you know, 1 foot in different cultures, both here and in the middle east. you re passionate about being a texan at heart. houston is your hometown, you recently had a day in houston named after you. that s impressive. but you also joke about the divisions in this country and how your neighbor, scott, scott the red neck as you called him, had a lot in common or he was there for you when houston was going through the hurricane and you guys were out of power. i mean, do you think, what do you think about the divisions in this country and how that influences your comedy? well, i just wanted to give people a perspective that s never seen on television. that s something very frustrating to me, somebody who s, you know, a houstonian