We Will Bloodily Execute Those Who Do Not Understand That The True Law Is We Win Always And Forever.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Macallan.

We start this one with something we've seen quite a lot of over the last few years--Muir begins with an assertion of how law works that is blatantly wrong, and on closer examination, clearly him echoing the Sovereign Citizen adjacent arguments he's read from someone else. The point of these arguments is always ultimately the same--that Muir and those who affiliated with him have a right to do what they want and if the law suggests otherwise, then there must be a higher law that supersedes it.

This is of course one of the essential beliefs of fascists, but as usual, Muir imagines that his calls of bloody execution of those opposed to him are proof that he's a Real Murican, and that his opponents are Nazis.