Yesterday, leftists staged what they call a protest, a day without immigrants.

They asked businesses to shut down and to show everybody what it would be like if there

were no immigrants in this country, which, to be completely honest, kind of just proves the

point for Trump supporters who are concerned about mass migration.

But I guess the left doesn't quite understand the complaints of many right-leaning

populists and those who voted for Donald Trump.

That is, if you're making the argument that if immigrants don't show up for work, business

shuts down, you're proving to everybody concerned about immigration that

Americans are losing jobs and industry.

And you see, that's a problem for the future of this country.

So thanks for proving the point, I guess.

But of course, my friends, our good friends over at Fox 11 Los Angeles say protests continued into the night in downtown L.A. during a day without immigrants.

Okay. I have a question for you. What would you, what word would you use to describe a group of, say, three or more individuals that engage in intentional violence in public.

Perhaps you would call that a riot.

I do think it's funny that the actual definition, because we'll pull it up for you, of a riot

is a violent public disorder.

It's like, so like one person could riot, I guess. I mean, I wouldn't call it that.

But Mary Webster goes on to say, specifically a tumultuous disturbance of the public peace by three or

more persons assembled together and acting with a common intent. Very interesting. Public violence,

tumult or disorder. So the media, they play this game, the media, the corporate

press, even local affiliates, where when you have videos of far left extremists battering people,

smacking cars, trying to start fights, we call that rioting. But remember when they burned

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