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your support. All righty, so I'm thinking I might change

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the my theme song. I found a better one. So okay,

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so this is I gotta let me set the scene

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for you. You know, in this resistance constitutional crisis, we

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had some protesters out in on the steps of the

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Capitol and they gathered around. There's like one hundred of them,

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and the Keen Jeffries was there. The House Minority leader

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Cory Booker aka Spartacus, he was there as well, and

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they were sitting on the Capitol steps, which I mean

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that makes sense, like if you're not gonna like you're

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just gonna be hanging out, might as well just sit

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down on the steps. Uh. And then uh, some guy

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adorned with various like rainbow regalia. He led the crowd

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in the protest tune, which I think, really well, when

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you hear it here, you're going to know why I

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want this to be the new theme song of the show.

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Speaker 2: You know this song from beginning.

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Speaker 3: I built build this world from.

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Speaker 1: The I don't think they do.

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Speaker 3: Know you build this girl from the We build this

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world from law. Yetda die? Then God will build this

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world's love. Yetta lie Lie Lie yadadee. Let's build a

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cushy bea de service?

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Speaker 4: Now?

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Speaker 1: How about no? How about that?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 1: What is with these people in these truly awful protest songs?

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What was the other one? Whose side are you on?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 1: That's awful? These are just awful songs. I don't understand

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who you think you're wooing to the cause. Before my

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time in the sixties, like rock and roll and folk

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music and stuff like that, but like those tunes actually

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captured people's imagination. They told stories and stuff, They had messages,

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and they had like driving drum beats and basslines, and

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people were like I wanted, yeah, I want to listen

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to more of this. I would not want to listen

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to more of this. You had a lot a lot

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of lie whatever guy he's singing, I can't tell. Is

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he telling me to lie or die? Either way? Not

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cool man. I don't know what that song is. It's

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probably some sort of like traditional tune or something. Because

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he seemed to think everybody knew the song. He was like,

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sing with me or something. Here, what does he say

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at the very beginning?

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Speaker 4: Here?

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Speaker 2: You know this song from the beginning?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know this song from the beginning. I don't

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know that song from the beginning. I don't, and neither

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did anybody around him. Like you watch Spartacus's face and

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Haqueme Jeffrey's face, and they had no idea what the

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words were and looks pretty uncomfortable. Jeffries was dressed kind

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of weirdly as well. He was wearing like a like

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a black T shirt and like some gold chains, sunglasses,

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not in a suit, that was he wasn't wearing a suit,

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you know. Anyway, I don't know who the guy was.

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He may have been a rabbi. I think he was

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wearing maybe the yamica. I don't know. Let me go

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over and talk to Ray. Hello, Ray, welcome to the program.

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What's up? Well?

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Speaker 6: What I was calling about was you said the only

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ramifications for Trump not following the Supreme Court's order if

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they ruled against him, would be impeachment. And I know

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you're not big on predictions, and I'm not predicting anything either,

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but it seems to me like Trump might would go

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ahead and disobey them to get what he needs to

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get done, which is a mandate from the American people,

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because he probably wouldn't fear you know, he wouldn't fear

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impeachment at all. I mean, to start with, he's a

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one term president and in the second place, conviction in

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the Senate is very, very hard. So what do you

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think about the that he might just go ahead and

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disabbey the Scotus.

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Speaker 1: He might, Yeah, I don't know. That's why I was asking, like,

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if that's the strategy, It hinges on Democrats controlling the

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House and Senate in order to actually remove him from office.

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And that's what they would very much like to do,

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right that they they've impeached him twice, and they run

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around screen, Well, they actually don't really mention that a

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whole lot anymore. Now, it's about the forty four convictions

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or whatever, Like they want these body counts on him

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so they can use it for messaging, and I don't

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think people really care about that message because a lot

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of people don't believe that they were legitimate prosecutions and impeachment.

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So I think what they would very much like to

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do is to have him impeached and to have him

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removed from office so he becomes, you know, one of

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the one of the well, I guess he's the only

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one that would actually be removed from office.

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Speaker 6: I think that's what they would But to get him

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removed from office, they would have to convict him in

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the Senate, wouldn't me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they would have Yeah, they'd have to bring

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the impeachment articles against him in the House and then

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try him in the Senate. Or but if the Republicans,

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you know, control the Senate, then it doesn't go anywhere, right,

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I mean, they could do exactly what the Democrats did

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when the Republicans impeached Alejandro Mayorcus.

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Speaker 6: Well. My point is, even if the Democrats do hold

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the Senate, it's still very high born. It's not very

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likely to happen.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Is

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it sixty votes to convict.

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Speaker 6: It might be either that or sixty six I'm thinking, Yeah,

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I think that's right.

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Speaker 1: I think that is right. Yeah. So I don't know

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if you would have I don't know if you would

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have enough votes to do it, but yeah, I mean impeachment. Yes,

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I think the first goal is to slow him down,

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stop these things from occurring, you know, to gum up

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the work so he can't continue to deport. As I

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went over the last week, the idea for the mass migration,

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or whether the irregular migration, I think is what the

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lefties are trying to call it now, is to is

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to populate as much and as many places as possible,

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with as many people as possible, in order to give

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them congressional House district seats right for the census count

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in twenty thirty.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Pete, it's good talking to God to hear

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your opinion.

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Speaker 1: All right, thanks, Ray, I appreciate the call. Yeah, I

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don't know. I think.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 1: That's why I asked Will Chamberlain about this. You know,

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what does what does the president do in this scenario?

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Does he just ignore the these injunctions if he believes

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that they are not lawful? It's the old you know.

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Andrew Jackson lying, Okay, you have your ruling. Now let's

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see you enforce it, you know, and the judiciary not.

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That's part of the problem, all right. So I'm gonna

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go into more of the details of this case of

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this Milwaukee judge, because once again Democrats have found an

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awful poster child to hold up as their you know,

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martyr for the cause, just like killmar Abrego Garcia. I

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don't know why you keep picking these terrible poster children,

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but here we are again. And when you hear some

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of the details of the case, the guy that she

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that she tried to free, that you tried to help escape, Like,

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what's going what are you thinking?

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News as they make the media landscape more transparent. The

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House Committee on the Judiciary, the Democrats, put out a

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statement about the arrest of a Wisconsin judge by Trump FBI.

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This is a statement from ranking member Jamie Raskin quote.

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Americans are watching with outrage the stunning news that Trump's

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FBI has arrested a sitting judge in Milwaukee for alleged

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obstruction of an immigration arrest. While all the facts are

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not yet in Well, that's always a good way to

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start your statement. I don't really know what I'm talking about,

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but the implications of this arrest are chilling. This is

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a drastic escalation. There it is again. It's an escalation

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and dangerous new front in Trump's authoritarian campaign of trying

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to bully, intimidate, and impeach judges who won't follow his dictates.

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They had a warrant from a judge from the federal judge.

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They had a warrant, and this other judge in Wisconsin

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was like, I don't believe your warrant is valid, and

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then secreted away a guy who had beat the crap

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out of his roommates, sent him to the hospital choked.

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The dude beat down two women that were in the

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apartment with them or in the house with them. The

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guy's a violent offender. And oh, by the way, was

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already removed from the country. Yeah, he was deported twelve

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years ago and came back and when his fingerprints hit

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the system, they were like, hey, there's a guy. He's

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not supposed to be here. He was deported twelve years ago.

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Somehow or another, he's been allowed back in and now

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he's been charged with beating up his roommates because he

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was playing his music too loud, and they were like, hey,

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turn the music down. Let me jump over and talk

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with Ken real quick. Hello, Ken, welcome to the show.

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Speaker 7: Hey Pete, appreciate your show. Just have a question, because

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I'm a dumb donkey, what exactly do the Democrats stand

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for just opposite of what Trump is pushing through generally.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good rule of thumb. No, that's a

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good rule of thumb. And that's look, and that occurs

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on the right as well. People look at a position

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taken by somebody they loathe and they just adopt the

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opposing view, which is not intellectually or logically sound. Right,

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So yeah, they're they're right. So there's there's a lot

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of that, you know, Trump derangement syndrome going on.

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Speaker 7: Sure, well, I mean, if you had a compelling message

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and it rows above oh here's the day to day

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stuff going on, whatever, you may compel people to follow you.

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Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no. See ken Democrats, they don't

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believe that. They believe their message is perfect. The messaging

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is where they is where they falter. They really do

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believe this, that people just don't know what they stand

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for and they haven't done a good job of selling

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the message. So it's messaging, not the message. They really

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do believe that.

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Speaker 7: Right, that's fair, that's fair. The messaging says I love

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chaos and that's all I can provide and write. Yeah, yeah,

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we're in a very strange place, sir.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I completely agree. It goes to why they

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keep picking these terrible, you know, poster children for their causes, like, hey,

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let's find the wife beating MS thirteen gangbanger, and let's

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you know, make pilgrimages down to El Salvador to try

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to free him and bring them back to America, because

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that's what we want. Like, it's just the optics are

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Speaker 7: Oh, they're beyond terrible. Yeah, And anybody who's been around

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in this earth for oh, I don't know, fifty sixty years,

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they're just shaking their heads. I mean, I'm stunned. Well,

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I will say in history, over the Democrats, you know,

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we're at a whole new low right now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I will say also Democrats, you know, yeah, the

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Democrats themselves are not happy with the leadership of their

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their for their views of their own party. But that's

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because they want to go further to the left. So yeah,

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I suspect the I suspect the Poop Show is going

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to be getting poopier by the month, so we shall see.

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Speaker 7: I would agree. Yeah, I don't see any letting up

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on that poop storm.

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Speaker 1: Yeah no, I don't see an off ram for him.

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Speaker 7: So Ken, I appreciate the call man, appreciate the show.

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Take care you too. A. G.

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Speaker 1: Hamilton. He's a substack writer, prolific twitter or or exer,

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and he had a good He does these like long

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threads or the you know, multiple tweets, tells a story,

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gives examples, he does and then publishes a lot of

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this stuff onto his substack and he wrote he did

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a good write up on the the reporting on the deportations.

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He says, it's completely gone off the rails. News organizations

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have become transcription services for activist attorneys without regard for

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the facts or context. It now takes time and research

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to determine the truth about each case before the reports

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of because the reports rather are so unreliable. And here

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are the examples. Just from the last week. You see

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a headline about a man deported to Jamaica after being

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in America for twenty one years, only to find out

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that he was a drug dealer who spent fifteen of

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those years in prison for kidnapping. See a headline about

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day laborers being picked up while just looking for work,

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only to find out later that they had charges against

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them that included assault, DUI, and child abuse. See a

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headline about a judge being arrested only to find out

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she actively tried to help a violent illegal alien avoid

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and arrest warrant. See a headline about a two year

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old US citizen deported, only to find out that her mom,

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who was here illegally, was deported and the mom chose

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to take the two year old with her. He said,

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this stuff might add to the narrative for some, but

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it makes everybody else tune these stories and the outlets

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behind them to tune them out. And he's exactly right.

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The judge in this Milwaukee case dugan. She is in

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her courtroom and is told by her clerk that there

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are ICE agents out in the hallway looking to take

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into custody one of the guys that are appearing before

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that's appearing before. The clerk, by the way, learns this

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from an activist attorney who took pictures in the hallway

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of the agents. She was taking their picture in the hallway,

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then scurries into the courtroom, tells the clerk. The clerk

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tells the judge. The judge becomes visibly upset, according to eyewitnesses,

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including sheriff's deputies in the courtroom. She goes out there

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and she confronts the ICE agents and she deems their

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administrative warrant versus a judicial warrant. And this is the

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wordplay game that Gary not my fault McFadden likes to play.

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It's an administrative warrant. She deems it to be invalid.

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But that's what immigration warrants are. They are administrative. They

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are still issued by judges. And she tells them to

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leave and sends them down to the Chief Justice's office

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to talk with the Chief Justice, and that gives her

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the opportunity to rush back into her courtroom and secret

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the illegal alien guy out the back jury door. Nobody

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goes out that door. It's at the jurors and the

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victims of his violent crime saw it all happen. They're

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in the courtroom watching this play out. It's just nuts.

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Tom Homan Borders Are appeared at the White House Press

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briefing today and he was asked about like, how many

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illegal aliens are in America? What is the what is

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the number?

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Speaker 8: First of all, how many illegal islands? I think in

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the United States at least twenty million here? So where'd

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you came on that? We didn't speaking about twelve man

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for twenty years? We know, Yeah, ten point five that

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we know of came to the border. How many don't

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we know? I talked about known god was at two million?

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How many unknown godaways we have like between the big

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Ben Sucktor in Texas where there's no technology, how many

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thousand across her there? We won't know. We will know now,

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but you know, so I would get venture over twenty men.

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But your question is last count we guys last night

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loot There is about seven hundred thousand igo amaz for

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criminal charges walking the streets of this country. Seven hundred thousand,

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And that's what we're looking for now. That's where we're prioritizing.

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Speaker 1: Seven hundred thousand with criminal charges walking the streets right now,

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that seems that seems problematic. No, Also, he said today

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that under the Biden administration they removed the the biometric

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or the fingerprinting and the biometric identification for.

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Speaker 7: Here it is.

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Speaker 1: This is Miranda Divine. She's a journalist with the New

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York Post wrote the book Laptop from Hell. She says,

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Homan just said the Biden administration ended DNA testing of

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children brought across the border, so nobody knew whether they

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were with their parents or if they were being trafficked.

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Like what on earth could justify that? It's horrifying? Right,

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all right, let me get to Ralph on the program. Hello, Ralph,

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welcome to the show.

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Speaker 2: Hey, hey, I love it.

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Speaker 4: I love it. On Meet the Press this week, Mark

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o'roubio Kristen was calling him out on all these deportations

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and stuff like that, and he said, no, you're misleading.

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The public said that two year old left with his

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mother because she was being deported and she chose to

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take camp and everything.

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Speaker 1: I have the audio clip.

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Speaker 4: She you know, and the way all these journalists do is,

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you know, they move on to the next thing.

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Speaker 2: They don't even comment on it.

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Speaker 4: They just move on to the next thing.

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Speaker 1: No, that's why Rush Limbaugh called them the drive by media,

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and it was perfectly accurate. It's they show up, they spray, right,

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they you know, take out a bunch of targets, and

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then they just drive away.

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Speaker 4: Well, and also all the messages that is a subliminal

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thing that the Democrats do. Basically, Basically they're telling their people,

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you're not intelligent enough to know what our policies are

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are going to do, and that is for us to

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be entrenched in power and never lose power.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Well, because they believe themselves to be the righteous and

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their opponents to be the unrighteous, and so all things

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flow from that. Ralph, I appreciate the call. You mentioned

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the Marco Rubio appearance on Meet the Press with Kristen Welker,

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and I do have the audio.

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Speaker 9: Okay, let's talk now about some new reporting that came

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in overnight. I want to just go through through it

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for you and for our audience. Three US citizen children

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have been deported with their mothers.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 9: This is according to the Washington Post. The Famili's lawyer

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says one of them is a four year old with

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stage for cancer, deported without medication or ability to contact doctors.

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The Famili's lawyers are also saying their clients were denied

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communication with family and legal representatives before being deported, and

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it's raising concerns about the issue of due process, that

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it's being violated. So let me ask you, is everyone

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on US soil, citizens and non citizens, entitled to due process?

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Speaker 5: Yes, of course, but let me tell you it looks

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an immigration standing. The laws are very specific. If you're

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in this country unlawfully, you have no right to be

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here and you must be removed.

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Speaker 1: That's what the law says.

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Speaker 5: Somehow, over the last twenty years, we've completely lost this

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notion that somehow are completely adopted this idea that yes,

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we have immigration laws. To come into our country illegally,

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it triggers all kinds of rights that can keep you

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here indefinitely.

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Speaker 1: That's why we were.

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Speaker 5: Being flooded at the border, and we've ended that, and

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that's why you don't you see a historically low number

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of people not just trying to cross our border, trying

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to cross the border into Panama all the way down

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in the Darien Gap. I mean, it's been a huge

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hope for those countries as well. On the headline that's

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a misleading headline. Okay, three US citizens ages four, seven

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and two were not deported. Their mothers, who are legally

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in this country, were deported. The children went with their mothers.

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If those children are US citizens, they can come back

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into the United States if there's their father or someone

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here who wants to assume them. But ultimately who was

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deported was their mother. Who's their mothers who were here illegally.

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The children just went with their mothers. But it wasn't

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like you guys make it sound like ice agents kick

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down the door and grabbed the two year old and

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threw them on an airplane. That's misleading.

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Speaker 4: That's just not true.

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Speaker 9: Just to be clear, because I do want to get

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to the overhaul at the State Department. Is it the

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US policy to deport children, even US citizens with their

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families and I hear what you're saying without due process?

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Just don't be very clear there.

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Speaker 5: Oh my god, Well no, no, no, no, no again,

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they were someone's in this country unlawfully illegally.

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Speaker 1: That person gets deported if that person is with.

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Speaker 5: A two year old child or has a two year

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old child and says I want to take my child

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with you with me well, then what you have two choices.

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You can say yes, of course, you can take your child,

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whether they're a citizen or not, because it's your child.

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Or you can say yes, you can go, but your

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child must stay behind. And then your headlines would read

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US holding hostage two year old, four year old, seven

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year old while mother deported. So the mother, the parents

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make that choice. I imagine those three US citizen children

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have fathers here in the United States. They can stay

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with their father.

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Speaker 1: That's up to their.

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Speaker 5: Family to decide where the children go. Children go with

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their parents. Parents decide where their children go. The US

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deported their mothers who were illegally in America.

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Speaker 1: Right, the children who are American citizens were not deported.

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Kristen Welker is either dumb or just maybe she was

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up too late at the White House Correspondent Association dinner.

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That's possible too, so she just wasn't thinking clearly. You know,

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it happens, Okay, you stay up too late the night before,

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your brain isn't firing on all cylinders the next day.

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It's possible she's just reading the questions that her staffers

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gave her and they're dumb, and so she's just reading

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and so just to be clear, so she's got it

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written down, so she reads it again. Citizens can be

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deported without due process. They were not deported. They were

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not deported. The illegal alien was deported, and the illegal

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a video dot com. The White House announcing that President

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Trump will sign two major executive orders this afternoon, putting

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sanctuary cities and the criminals they protect in the crosshairs.

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The first executive order will strengthen and unleash America's law

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enforcement to pursue criminals and protect innocent citizens, according to

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White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt. The second, we'll go

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after sanctuary cities head on.

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Speaker 2: Um.

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Speaker 1: It will direct the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland

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Security to publish a list of state and local jurisdictions

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that have obstructed the enforcement of federal immigration laws. Gary's

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gonna get on the list, Meckleberg County Sheriff, Gary. Not

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my fault, mcfatten. If that guy is not on this list,

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what are we even doing?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 1: My goodness, light at the end of the tunnel. Maybe

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let me get Don on. Hello, Don, Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 2: How are you doing today?

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Speaker 3: Hey?

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Speaker 1: I'm good. What's going on?

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Speaker 2: I got two things? Number One are you indicated everybody's

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upset about the way the UH looked at the ministrative

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or so that's not a good ward. And she did

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something else. So hr show with obstruction she helped.

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Speaker 1: If she helped the guy escape, she helped.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not talking about Let me ask the other

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side of that is those the Supreme Court rules directly

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against Donald Trump and says he can't do something, and

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he does it.

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Speaker 1: Anyway, when did that happen? In order, when did that happen?

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Speaker 4: We'll find out.

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Speaker 2: This is a hypothetical now it does.

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Speaker 1: See this is why I find hypotheticals. I find hypotheticals

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to be near zero value.

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Speaker 2: All right, well, let me let me give you a

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math question. Then there are twelve million illegals at least

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in the United States.

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Speaker 1: Tom Holman says, twenty.

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Speaker 2: Twenty. Okay, well I can't. I don't leave a math

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on twenty someway or another. How if we if we

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deported one hundred thousand a month, how long would it

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take us to report all twenty millions?

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Speaker 1: A long time. I think they said it would be

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like it would take two hundred years.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm saying, is well, there's got to

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be another solution to our problem rather than sending all

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these people back across the border.

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Speaker 1: Right. Well, so, Don, you would also have so in

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your math equation, how many people self deport?

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Speaker 2: Well, they could be a bunch in this situation. But

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what had happened is, and I asked this question just

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as a thing, what's going to happen if the holy

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illegals are deported? Who's going to do the jobs that

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they're doing? Now?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: No, they said the same thing about slaves. That's oh no,

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it's a very compelling argument.

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Speaker 2: Don, Florida's situation is do have fourteen year olds?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 1: If well, first off, we have darn near outlawed kids

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working like summer jobs and part time jobs. So that

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was what Florida was looking to do, was to allab don, Don,

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this doesn't work if you keep interrupting me as I'm

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addressing the question you're asking. Okay, if you ask me

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a question, I'm gonna try to answer it.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 1: So what the what Florida and other states have looked

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to do is to say we went too far with

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the restrictions against teenagers working. I worked when I was

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I started working at like age thirteen years old. And

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so if you create an opportunity for kids to do that,

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they can then get experience, they can network, meet people,

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that sort of thing. So, no, the answer to replacing

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an illegal labor force is not child labor. That's a

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ridiculous hypothetical assertion from the leftists, at which I reject

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as ridiculous. You ask, what happens when no one is

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here to clean your house? Well, don you might have

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to clean your house. Sorry, you may have to clean

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your own house. Or if you're talking about like picking

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crops and the like, then that would be probably those

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jobs would be filled with the migrant workforce, which we've

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had migrant farmer programs in this country for decades.

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Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about. There ought to be a

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program there are these people, not that they're going to

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be citizens, right, they have a work program.

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Speaker 1: Here, Yeah, they we do have programs like that. Well, yeah,

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we we do have programs like that. But the I

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don't think it's a compelling argument that we need to

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continue to allow illegal aliens to pour over the border

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and come into the country because they do.

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Speaker 2: I don't think they'll be allowed to pour over the

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boarder at all, you're that's not what I'm saying. I'm

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just saying, we got a twelve million people here, we

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all would make some use of them. Instead of trying

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they put them on buses across the Mexican border or flying.

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Why do we get to fly these people out? Why

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can't we they ride the bus one place?

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Speaker 1: Probably because it's cheaper to load up a plane with

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like a you know, five hundred people and do it

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all at once rather than run a bus of like.

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Speaker 2: Forty cost It costs two hundred thousand dollars. It leads

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to the first plane to fly out.

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Speaker 1: Okay, how much does it cost to move the same

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number of people via Bush?

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Speaker 2: Not two hundred thousand, you don't think.

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Speaker 1: So they got to go all the way down, they

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got to drive all the way back, and they got

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to do that well hundreds of times.

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Speaker 2: You'd think it's tapered and flying by jet Air Force

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and it is to.

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Speaker 1: Put them on Yeah, put them on a plane, a

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plane that holds hundreds and hundreds of people, a thousand

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people whatever. Yeah, you can move a lot of people

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with one planeloads. Here's the thing done. They if they

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broke the law to come into the country.

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Speaker 2: One hundred thousand people by plane round?

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Speaker 1: What's that.

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Speaker 2: Our goal is to move or one hundred thousand people

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a month. We're gonna follow them someplace.

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Speaker 1: If they can.

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, just done.

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Speaker 1: Just because you done, Just because you don't think it

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can be done, doesn't mean it cannot be done.

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Speaker 2: All it can be done. But nobody ever talked about

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the costs of it. How much we're paying El Salvador

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to house our prisoners.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, well, they're not our prisoners. They are

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citizens of other countries that those countries will not accept,

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They will not take them back. And so what do

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you propose we do with and with a trendy or

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ragua gangbanger that is not allowed in our country, but

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Venezuela won't accept them back. What do you do with

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that person?

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Speaker 2: Well, drop him off home the beach of Venezuela and

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tell them to swim.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: And then you so you're talking about like in invading

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another country, that's what you're talking about doing a sovereign

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nation that says you cannot come into our what, you

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cannot come into our airspace, you cannot come up to

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our coastline. And you say we should just go in

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and do that anyway.

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Speaker 2: So we're going to how long are these people going

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to be in prison in Al Salvador, I don't know.

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But what is the criminal penalty for crossing the border

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in the United States?

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Speaker 1: I don't know. But these people were ordered deported because

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of their criminal actions done. Don These people are the

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ones that I went down to the seacot in El Salvador.

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These are like the violent gang members, the Trende Arragua,

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the MS thirteen's. So you've presented me no other options

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on what to do with it? All right, that'll do

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it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening.

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