i think kenosha guard was asking for help, so they're going to get it. i will stand in the way.an possibly do. i was told that us coming from out of town, bringing our guns, - only infuriated the protesters. but if you're going to go. in and riot and do damage, you're going to have to expect citizens to stand up to you. i and i'm one of them. the biggest thing that really hit me is seeing that car lot. _ i had never seen a car burnt to the ground in my life, . and here's 50 of them. we talked to sam, who owned the car source lot, and we asked him, "what can we do to help?" and he asked, "can you guys come here tonight "and make sure that the rest of my business doesn't burn down?" i was kind of sceptical about it at first, but, i you know, i'm there helping and i want to help. - and that's kind of what led us. to coming down later that night. you were armed with an ar—15. you had it loaded with 30 rounds... ..of full metaljacket ammunition, correct? yes. that weapon, with 30 rounds, is capable of killing at least 30 people, correct? yes. so you felt that as a 17—year—old it was

as president i stood with the national guard as you saved minneapolis, saved kenosha, and saved washington, d.c. if i didn't override what they wanted to do, those places -- we would have lost every monument in washington. you know, they came into washington and they were very rambunctious. they like to pull the statues down, some of these beautiful statues. and then they hit abraham lincoln. i said all right, that's the end of that. i found there was a bill from the early 1900s, we don't do bills like that anymore. it said if you touch government property, statues, monuments of any kind, you will serve 10 years with no probation, no early getting out. you go to jail for 10 years. very simple. it was beautifully stated. it was like one paragraph. it was dusty. nobody used it because we would not do that because we had become very soft. they only go after political opponents. they don't do anything like, murderers, those guys are safe. drug dealers, no problem. but political opponents they go after. this was a very old bill. i had a news conference. they wanted to take down the thomas jeffe

as president i stood with the national guard as you saved minneapolis. saved kenosha and saved washington, d.c. if i did not override what they wanted to do, those places, we would've lost every monument in washington. they came into washington and they were very rambunctious. they like to pull the statues down. these beautiful statues. and then they had abraham lincoln and i said that's the end of that. i found there was a bill from the early 1900s, we don't do bills like that anymore. that said if you touch government property to, statues, monuments of any kind, you will serve ten years with no probation, no early getting out. you go to jail for ten years. very simple. it was beautifully stated. it was like one paragraph. it had dust on it. it was dusty. nobody used it because we wouldn't do that because we've become very >> they don't do anything like murderers. those guys are say. drug dealers no problem but political opponents they go after. it was a very old bill. i had a news conference and they wanted to take down the thomas jefferson memorial. they wanted to