As protests rage throughout America, it can sometimes be difficult to hear what their agenda or grievance really is. Well, a protestor in Washington D.C. made it very clear Saturday night that he was ready to put police in “he f**king grave!”

Speaking to protestors at the BLM Plaza, the speaker yelled into the microphone that he wanted to take his complaints to the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. It was around this point that his speech slipped into a call for violence as he said he wanted to burn the White House down. “I want to take it to the senators. I want to take it to congress. I want to take the fight to them. And at the end of the day, if they ain’t gonna hear us, we burn them the f**k down!” (Warning: As you may have already guessed, obscene language ahead):

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The crowd surrounding the speaker egged him on by cheering and applauding as he continued, “I’m at the point where I’m ready to put these police in the f**king grave.”

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But who is the speaker?

Little is known about him other than his 15 seconds of fame and public-speaking abilities. He did claim to be from New York when saying, “I’m one that talk real sh*t. The same way I f**k police up in New York, I f**k cops up here in D.C. The same way I bust police in the head in New York, I bust police in the head in D.C.”

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After his variety show of profanity, the speaker had one last piece of advice for protestors on the frontline. “Don’t get on the f**king front line if you’re not going to f**king fight. Don’t get on this front line if you ain’t gonna take a hit.”

The violent speech comes just a few days after Democrats finally started to condemn the violence in Kenosha. One Democrat, Senator Chris Murphy, took a bold stance when he simply tweeted, “Looting and vandalism is bad.” The tweet will hopefully show criminals the error in their ways and set them on a path of order and respect.