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Addressing protest movements, the speaker dismisses claims of massive turnout, citing examples like a protest in Rutland, Vermont, which they estimate at fewer than 150 attendees—"completely unimpressive." The lack of counter-protests is attributed largely to the violence or perceived risk associated with leftist protests, where some individuals have resorted to violence, causing others to stay away.
Interestingly, the speaker jokes about "hijacking" protest culture with absurd elements—like hooded figures carrying gallons of milk or wearing dinosaur costumes—highlighting how some movements often appear performative or meme-driven.