Oathkeepers' Evolving Mission: From Disaster Relief to Political Defense

So Oathkeepers, and my understanding of Oathkeepers, and this goes back to when I interviewed you years ago, you know, long before J6 and and any of that. My understanding was that what Oathkeepers did was you your guys stepped in following natural disasters, you helped get supplies to people, you helped establish local security and supply chains so people can get food and emergency aid and and you also did private security for different speaking groups and so on. Is that still going to be the Oathkeepers' mission or what exactly will it be? Uh, yes, along with teaching the Constitution, of course. Of course, yeah. We we, you know, reached out to current serving military and police and law enforcement, you know, law enforcement and uh, first responders and urged them to, you know, refuse orders that were unconstitutional. And we saw a lot of those during COVID. We saw a lot of those, you know, Hurricane Katrina was a big example of gun confiscation carried out by law enforcement because the anti-gun mayor and police chief of New Orleans told them to. And a lot of them went along with it. And so we've seen, you know, ...