I’ve had conversations in the most contentious places—with people on the so-called far right and far left. From Antifa marchers to hardline MAGA activists, from BLM organizers to black identity groups—what I’ve found is that many of these people, for all the fire and noise, still want what’s good. They want to be heard. They want truth. And many of them are far more reachable than the media or the establishment will ever admit.

The real divide isn’t left vs. right. It’s between those fighting for something real and those in the middle who have sold out to comfort, dependency, and status. The most dangerous people aren’t the loudest ones—they’re the entitled, enabled, complacent, college-educated class that’s forgotten how to think for themselves. Many are good people, but they’re deeply manipulated and more resistant to truth than anyone I’ve met.

This isn’t about using people—it’s about reaching them. If we really believe we’re standing for what’s right, we should be able to speak truth with courage and clarity. We must reach the people who are struggling, burdened, overwhelmed, because they’ve been left behind—and they know it. But the key is: they haven’t given up yet.

I believe those people should be aligned with us. They’re not the enemy—they’re waiting for a reason to believe again. And if we don’t show up with that reason, someone else will