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Border Czar Tom Homan - Exclusive One on One · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is Verdict with Senator Ted Cruz. Ben Ferguson with you, Senator.
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Speaker 2: One of the best things about getting to do this
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Speaker 2: show is having on brilliant minds from within the administration
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Speaker 2: who get to talk directly the American people. And today
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Speaker 2: we get to have another very special guest, a.
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Speaker 1: Good friend of yours.
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Speaker 2: The Borders Are is joining us and I'll let you
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Speaker 2: take it from there.
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Speaker 3: Well, Tom Homan is serving as President Trump's Borders Are.
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Speaker 3: He is the former acting director of the US Immigration
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Speaker 3: and Customs Enforcement and he has been borders Are since
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Speaker 3: Trump resumed office as president. His formal title, which I like,
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Speaker 3: is what White House Executive Associate Director of Enforcement and
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Speaker 3: Removal Operations. And to be clear, his job is to
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Speaker 3: secure the border, keep US safe, and remove dangerous illegal aliens.
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Speaker 3: He's doing a hell of a job. Tom, Welcome to Verdict.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 1: So let's start with just how are we doing?
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Speaker 3: And we're four months in, almost five months into the
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Speaker 3: Trump presidency. How are we doing? Tell us what has
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Speaker 3: happened since President Trump became president again?
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Speaker 1: On the border?
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Speaker 4: Well, President Trump today, where I'm talking to today san
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Speaker 4: Or the Cruz. We have the most secure border in
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Speaker 4: the history of this nation. Today, the most secure board ever.
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Speaker 4: I mean we even beat Trump forty five. Well, we
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Speaker 4: hand the Biden administration's most secure boarder ever ahead of
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Speaker 4: that time. But the Dad is even better now. And
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Speaker 4: let me give you a few numbers, just a few numbers.
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Speaker 4: Under Biden administration, we were dealing with ten eleven thousand,
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Speaker 4: even a few times fifteen thousand aliens to day yesterday
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Speaker 4: it was two hundred and eleven. We went from thirteen
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Speaker 4: fourteen thousand to two hundred and eleven.
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Speaker 1: And that's across the entire southwest border.
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Speaker 4: Yes, gotaways under Biden an average gotaway day and under
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Speaker 4: Biden was eighteen hundred plus eighteen hundred plus got aways
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Speaker 4: yesterday thirty nine.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 4: And then the most impressive number the first one hundred
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Speaker 4: days on President Trump compared to the first the same
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Speaker 4: time period last year under Biden, Biden released over one
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Speaker 4: hundred and eighty four thousand illegal animates in this country.
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Speaker 4: The Trump administration one there was nine releases. But for
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Speaker 4: more material witnesses. As you know, we want them to
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Speaker 4: come here to testifying the Carpol troal so form we
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Speaker 4: want to command four came across the border in such
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Speaker 4: bad shape that we had to call an ambulance and
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Speaker 4: take care of the medical needs. We had allowment insided
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Speaker 4: medical treatment, but we had one one discretionary release compared
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Speaker 4: to one hundred and eighty four thousand released under the
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Speaker 4: same time period. Are in biden most secure border history
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Speaker 4: of nation. Interior enforcement offerings ices arrested three times more
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Speaker 4: criminals than Biden did during the same time period. We
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Speaker 4: got more to rest, We got many more to rest,
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Speaker 4: but they're already hitting the ball out of park. Don't
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Speaker 4: keep doing it when you do more of it. And
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Speaker 4: we're hoping for a budget real soon here so we
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Speaker 4: can step up efforts there. But it's it's game changing.
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Speaker 4: President Trump's been a game changer, and the men and women,
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Speaker 4: vice and men, women, barb stood up taking on the
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Speaker 4: task and cousindent. Trump did in seven weeks, but Joe
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Speaker 4: Biden couldn't or wouldn't do in four years.
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Speaker 3: My favorite line from from President Trump's most recent State
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Speaker 3: of the Union address it is when he said, you know,
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden stood here a year ago and said that
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Speaker 3: he couldn't secure the border without new legislation passing Congress
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Speaker 3: and then Trump said, it turns out we didn't need
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Speaker 3: new legislation, We just needed a new president and and.
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Speaker 1: And that's powerfully true.
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Speaker 3: So let me ask just just a simple question for
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Speaker 3: those Look, you're you're an immigration expert, but for someone
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Speaker 3: at home, how did the numbers drop so precipitously? What
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Speaker 3: specifically are y'all doing differently than than what Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris did.
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Speaker 4: The biggest thing we've done is a president's executive orders
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Speaker 4: that are We're a game changer, remain EXCO a game changer.
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Speaker 4: I have the third State Country Agreements a game changer,
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Speaker 4: and finally ending catcher release. People know you come to
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Speaker 4: a border, now you're not being released, and we're just
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Speaker 4: followed the law because, as you know, under federal statue,
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Speaker 4: an alien arrives at our border without proper documentation to
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Speaker 4: enter the language is you shall be detained. Now maybe
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Speaker 4: not thinking about it, not problem shall And that's exactly
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Speaker 4: where we're doing. Those street things, by themselves have been
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Speaker 4: a major game changer, and all three of them were
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Speaker 2: You mentioned budget a moment ago and how important it
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Speaker 2: is to have the budget for you guys to continue
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Speaker 2: your job.
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Speaker 1: Explain for everyone listening.
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Speaker 2: Is that referencing that the big beautiful bill and what
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Speaker 2: is in there that you need so much to continue
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Speaker 2: to do your job at the border.
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Speaker 4: Well, we want to make the border secure permanently, so
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Speaker 4: we need more infrastructure, right, so we need to finish
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Speaker 4: building that wall. Now, let's be clear, every place they
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Speaker 4: build a border barrier, illegal migrations went down, illegal drug
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Speaker 4: flow went down, But most important walls save lives. Women
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Speaker 4: and children can't get over that wall, the most vulnerable,
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Speaker 4: so they go to a place so there's not a
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Speaker 4: wall on what's waiting on them the men and women
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Speaker 4: of the Borderatrol first of all. So the ball saves lives.
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Speaker 4: So we need to finish the border barrier. We need
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Speaker 4: money to finish the technology within the existing border wall,
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Speaker 4: because not only did President by And stop the construction
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Speaker 4: of the wall, he stopped adding the technology in that
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Speaker 4: smart wall, technology that lets us know how someone climbs
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Speaker 4: that wall, touch this wall, dig under that wall. Technology
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Speaker 4: where borbitual agents in the middle of nowhere can get
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Speaker 4: on the radio and use the wall as a repeater
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Speaker 4: to talk to other agents for help. There are some
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Speaker 4: places on the southern border where they lose all community.
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Speaker 4: So all that technology needs to be done. More technology yet,
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Speaker 4: portive entries to make sure no Ventana's coming through. And
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Speaker 4: as far as the entire enforcement, we need beds. Right now.
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Speaker 4: We got about fifty two thousand people in detention. We're
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Speaker 4: funder that thirty four thousand ICE is already in the hole.
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Speaker 4: We need about one hundred thousand beds because everybody we
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Speaker 4: arrest needs a bet. We just don't rest abody in
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Speaker 4: New York City and put them on a plane leave.
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Speaker 4: We got detained for several days or several weeks, to
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Speaker 4: get travel doctrines, get flight flight arrangements, flight finances. So
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Speaker 4: we need bets. So we need you know, so this budget,
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Speaker 4: that depending budget right now, the Big beautiful Bill will
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Speaker 4: give us money for those beds. They're going to give
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Speaker 4: us thousands of more borbitiacens, thousands more ICE agents. It's
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Speaker 4: going to give ICE a budget to bring in more
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Speaker 4: contracts up. What I mean by that badgers and guns
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Speaker 4: shouldn't be sitting at a desk doing reports of processing.
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Speaker 4: They shouldn't be sitting at a desk doing travel documents
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Speaker 4: and all the all the administrative duties that occur within ice.
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Speaker 4: You can have a contract to sitting there doing that work.
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Speaker 4: Give that badging gun, get them out on the street
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Speaker 4: to arrest the public safety thrusts and national security threats.
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Speaker 4: So we needed the money to Like I said, we're
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Speaker 4: doing more than Biden did, but Biden wasn't doing anything.
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Speaker 4: We need to do ten times more than buying it too,
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Speaker 4: not three times more. And I'll leave you with this.
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Speaker 4: We got seven hundred thousand illegal aliens in this country
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Speaker 4: with a criminal conviction walking the streets this country. We
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Speaker 4: got to get them. We got to get it quickly.
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Speaker 4: We got one point four man illegal aliens who do
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Speaker 4: have due process, a great taxpayer expense. We're ordered removed
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Speaker 4: by a federal judge and didn't leave and they become fusitives.
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Speaker 4: We got a lot of work to do, and we
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Speaker 4: need money to do more. We're doing good, but more
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Speaker 4: money we have, the more we can do well.
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Speaker 3: And Ben I'll say this that Congress, we will get
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Speaker 3: this Reconciliation bill passed. It's gonna take time, it's gonna
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Speaker 3: be bumpy, but we'll get it done. And when we
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Speaker 3: get it done, we're gonna have funding to build the wall.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna have funding for technology on the wall. We're
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Speaker 3: gonna have funding for more border patrol agents. We're gonna
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Speaker 3: have funding for more ice agents. We're gonna have funding
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Speaker 3: for more detention beds. We're gonna have funding for more
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Speaker 3: fixed wing and rhetory way aircraft. We're going to have
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Speaker 3: funding for more drones and more infrared and technology. We
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Speaker 3: are stepping in now. It's going to take a little
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Speaker 3: bit of time to get the bill across the finish line,
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Speaker 3: but I'm confident we'll do it. And I will say
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Speaker 3: it really underscores something we've said on Verdict many times,
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Speaker 3: which is the most important factor in securing the border.
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Speaker 3: And this is what Tom said just a minute ago.
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Speaker 3: It is a policy decision, and it is a decision
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Speaker 3: what happens when you apprehend an illegal immigrant. And if
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Speaker 3: the answer is you put them on a plane and
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Speaker 3: you fly them back home. They all have cell phones.
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Speaker 3: They pick up their phones and they call home and
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Speaker 3: they say don't come. They're not letting you stay. And
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Speaker 3: the flip side is true if when you apprehend them,
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Speaker 3: you let them go. You say what city do you
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Speaker 3: want to go to? And you put them on a plane,
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Speaker 3: you put them on a bus, and you let them
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Speaker 3: go in every city in America, which is what Joe
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Speaker 3: Biden was doing. Again, they all have phones. They pick
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Speaker 3: up the phone, they call their friends and family, and
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Speaker 3: the numbers skyrocket. And so when President Trump left office
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Speaker 3: the first time he had produced the lowest rate of
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Speaker 3: illegal immigration in forty five years. That's what Joe Biden inherited.
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Speaker 3: It immediately skyrocketed to the worst rate of illegal immigration
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Speaker 3: in history. Joe Biden allowed twelve million of the illegal
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Speaker 3: immigrants to come into this country. And regular listeners of
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Speaker 3: Verdict will recall I predicted, I said, we will see
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Speaker 3: the numbers plummet. And it won't take a year, it
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Speaker 3: won't even take six months. It will happen immediately, because
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Speaker 3: on day one, catch and release is going to end,
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Speaker 3: and we're going to see the numbers plummet. Now all
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Speaker 3: that being said, Tom, let me ask you honestly, I
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Speaker 3: will admit I predicted loudly that the numbers would plummet.
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Speaker 3: I'll confess. I didn't think they'd drop over ninety nine percent.
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Speaker 3: Are you I'm surprised at just how massive the success is.
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Speaker 3: Are you a little bit surprised or.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm not surprised for all the success. I'm surprised
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Speaker 4: how fast that happened. When President Trump, when he called me,
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Speaker 4: asked me to be the borders our course, I didn't.
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Speaker 4: Has Dak came back and the first meeting who he had,
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Speaker 4: he asked me, how long will it take you down
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Speaker 4: the secure the border? I says, sir, I need I
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Speaker 4: need at least one hundred and twenty days. He says, well,
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Speaker 4: I get a ninety. I said, sir, I'll respect one
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Speaker 4: hundred and twenty days, even pushing that we did this
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Speaker 4: in seven weeks. Seven weeks numbers already down. Yep, ninety.
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Speaker 4: And you're exactly right. Everything you said is right. But
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Speaker 4: I want to add one thing. When Joe Biden opened
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Speaker 4: that border up, he's the first president in the history
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Speaker 4: of this nation who came into office and unsecured a
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Speaker 4: border on purpose. This wasn't mismanagement, this wasn't incompetence. He
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Speaker 4: ran on open borders, and that's exactly what he did.
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Speaker 4: You know. So when you tell the whole world enter
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Speaker 4: the country legally, don't worry about it. We're going to
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Speaker 4: release you anyways. And when you got a secondary of
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Speaker 4: ma orcust on ice. You can't arrest somebody for being
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Speaker 4: here illegally unless they got a serious criminal conviction. The
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Speaker 4: whole world's going to come. You can cross the border illegally.
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Speaker 4: You get released in twenty four hours. We won't give
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Speaker 4: you a free plane ticket to the city of your choice.
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Speaker 4: We're going to put you in a free hotel room.
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Speaker 4: We're going to give you three meals a day. We're
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Speaker 4: going to give you free medical attention. And guess what,
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Speaker 4: hanging out for one hundred and twenty days, We're gonna
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Speaker 4: give you a work assization. The very reason they came
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Speaker 4: Hery not because of asylum, because they wanted a job. So
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Speaker 4: Biden did what he did, I'm purposed, and President Trump
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Speaker 4: came back in seven weeks again seven weeks did what
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Speaker 4: Joe Biden couldn't do or wouldn't do.
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Speaker 3: Repeat the numbers you said about how many illegals are
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Speaker 3: in the US right now who have criminal convictions, and
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Speaker 3: to be clear, these are convictions for crimes other than
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Speaker 3: crossing illegally into the country. Every illegal has committed that crime,
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Speaker 3: But how many have convictions for murder, for rape, for
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Speaker 3: other crimes other than crossing the border illegally.
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Speaker 4: Just under seven hundred thousand.
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Speaker 3: I mean, that is a stunning number. And what you're saying,
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Speaker 3: and I agree with you, is is that Joe Biden
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Speaker 3: deliberately chose We're going to leave murderers here, We're going
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Speaker 3: to leave rapists in America, We're going to leave child
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Speaker 3: molesters in America. We're not going to send ice to
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Speaker 3: arrest them, We're not going to pick them up, we're
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Speaker 3: not going to deport them. That they put partisan politics
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Speaker 3: above protecting American families, about protecting our kids.
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Speaker 4: That's why I woke up four years pissed off every morning.
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Speaker 4: President Trump when he called me, asked me to come back,
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Speaker 4: and he said to me, we've been E've been bitching
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Speaker 4: about it for four years. Want to come back and
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Speaker 4: fix it. And I did because I knew every morning
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Speaker 4: I wake up, and Senator you know this just as
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Speaker 4: well as I do. I knew every morning when I
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Speaker 4: woke up, how many children died acrossing the borders last night,
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Speaker 4: how many women got sexually assaulted. How many people on
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Speaker 4: Terrace Roster's got across the border. How many women and
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Speaker 4: children were sex traffick in this country? How many billions
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Speaker 4: of dollars in the cartels make how many Americans died
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Speaker 4: in the last twenty four hours from Fetannah coming across
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Speaker 4: the open border for four years, I was pissed off.
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Speaker 4: President Trump came back, like I said, in seven weeks.
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Speaker 4: We had a border down ninety percent in seven weeks.
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Speaker 4: So you know, just like you said, it was a
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Speaker 4: matter of President the matter enforce the law. You know,
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you it's center cruise. And you know, every
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Speaker 4: time I seen the meeting, every time I see you
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Speaker 4: in the meeting, I call you out. I call you
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Speaker 4: out because you've been a tip of the speer on
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Speaker 4: this thing. I appreciate your working us. You're from Texas,
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Speaker 4: you know, And God bless Governor Abbit. Governor Abbitt did
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Speaker 4: he was more of a Secretary of Homeland Security moral
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Speaker 4: it's ever been wherever it's thought of being, so, God
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Speaker 4: blessed date of Texas. They took the first rail on
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Speaker 4: this And again, I can't thank you enough. Every time
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Speaker 4: I see I call you out. Thank you for being
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Speaker 4: the tip of the spear. I see you everywhere wanting
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Speaker 4: the secure border, and you're fighting hard for me, and
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Speaker 4: you're fighting hard for the men and women the border
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Speaker 4: toe You're fighting hard for the men and women of Ice.
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Speaker 4: I love each and every one of those men and
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Speaker 4: put their live on line for this country every day,
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Speaker 4: men and women, and I appreciate your fight for them.
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Speaker 4: You've had their six and day one, and I love
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Speaker 4: you for it. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 3: Well, Tom, let me thank you for that. I appreciate that,
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Speaker 3: and I appreciate your passion and commitment. You were You're
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Speaker 3: showing up, and you said something that I think is
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Speaker 3: really important for our listeners to understand. You and President
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Speaker 3: Trump right now are quite literally saving lives. You are
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Speaker 3: saving lives. There are Americans, and there are significant number
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Speaker 3: of Americans who are alive today because a violent criminal
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Speaker 3: did not cross the border, was not released, and didn't
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Speaker 3: murder them. There are women who have not been raped
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Speaker 3: because you've stopped the Biden practice of releasing rapists. There
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Speaker 3: are children and the number of children who haven't been
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Speaker 3: physically and sexually assaulted by human traffickers. It is already
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Speaker 3: I think well into the thousands. And I want you
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Speaker 3: to think about that. Thousands of little girls, thousands of
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Speaker 3: little boys have not been violently, repeatedly raped by human traffickers.
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Speaker 3: Why because President Trump came in and because you've been
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Speaker 3: the borders are implementing it and secured the border, and
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Speaker 3: those kids are no longer being trafficked. That is a
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Speaker 3: profound legacy in just four or five months.
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Speaker 4: And let me go one step further. Of Trump asked
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Speaker 4: me to do three things. Security border, run the large
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Speaker 4: largest deep rotation offers I've ever seen, and find these
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Speaker 4: children and buy an administration over half a million children
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Speaker 4: were smuggling in this country, separated from their family, smuggling
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Speaker 4: this country and put in the hands of sponsors, many
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Speaker 4: unvetter sponsors. The last administration lost track of three hundred
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Speaker 4: thousand of them. Doesn't Trumps committed to finding as many
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Speaker 4: as you can. We've already found over seventy five hundred
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Speaker 4: of them. Wow. Some of thee were fir free, safe
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Speaker 4: with family, some were perfectly safe, and some weren't. Example
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Speaker 4: just there for yes, say a fourteen year old little
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Speaker 4: girl already to sex traffic, was pregnant living with two
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Speaker 4: men who are trafficking there where were going to prison
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Speaker 4: and we're helping that little girl. So we're going to
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Speaker 4: rescue every one of these little girls and make sure
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Speaker 4: that they're safe because so many of them are going
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Speaker 4: to be okay with family members. They just didn't respond
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Speaker 4: to problems or so forth. But many, I guarantee, I've
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Speaker 4: been doing this for over forty years. Many of them
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Speaker 4: are in sex trafficking, many of them are in forced labor,
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Speaker 4: living a life of hell every day. We're committed to
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Speaker 4: find every one of these little children and making sure
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Speaker 4: they're safe.
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Speaker 2: You mentioned finding them all. Let's talk about sanctuary cities
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Speaker 2: for a second. It's very clear Democrats are not backing
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Speaker 2: off of that. How dangerous is the policy and and
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Speaker 2: and who is being harbored in these cities that are
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Speaker 2: refusing to work with you guys? Will there be accountability?
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Speaker 2: Are they harboring MS thirteen gang members and domestic terrorists,
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Speaker 2: foreign terrorists? Uh, those that are putting the fetnol out
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Speaker 2: in society. How dangerous are these cities?
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Speaker 4: Well, they're the dangerous, the dangerous for everybody because in
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Speaker 4: the sanctuary city means you don't have access to the jail.
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Speaker 4: Arrust A bad guy public safety threat in the safety
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Speaker 4: and security of the jail, where the alien safe, the
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Speaker 4: officers safe, on the public safe. When sanctuary cities knowingly
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Speaker 4: released a public safety a threat back in the street,
17:46
Speaker 4: it certainly puts the community at risk. He even puts
17:48
Speaker 4: the alien at risk because anything can happen during the
17:51
Speaker 4: street arrest and great it puts the officers that great
17:53
Speaker 4: risk because now we've got to arrest a criminal alien
17:55
Speaker 4: public safety threat on his turf. We as access to
17:58
Speaker 4: who knows what weapons. It's very dangerous and yest will
18:01
Speaker 4: host sanctuary cities accountable. Its pam binding has already fought
18:04
Speaker 4: lawsuits against several Uh, we're we're we're working with DJ
18:08
Speaker 4: now again. We want we want where's that right, where's
18:12
Speaker 4: that where's that line? Where when do you cross that line?
18:15
Speaker 4: You can sit there and watch ICE do your job.
18:17
Speaker 4: Because here's what irritates me the most. I don't care
18:20
Speaker 4: what party you're in. If you're an elected mayor, elect,
18:24
Speaker 4: a city council person, or elected governor, your number one
18:28
Speaker 4: responsibility it's the safety and security of your neighborhoods, your communities.
18:33
Speaker 4: ICE has been cleared from the beginning with President Trump
18:36
Speaker 4: we're going to prioritize public safety threats and national security threats.
18:40
Speaker 4: Why will you not help us make your community safer.
18:44
Speaker 4: There's no downside on that. And the sanctuary cities want
18:47
Speaker 4: to argue what we're a sanctuary city because we want
18:50
Speaker 4: victims and witnesses of crime, if they're illegally United States
18:53
Speaker 4: to feel comfortable coming to the law enforcement without fear
18:56
Speaker 4: of working with ICE. That is a bunch of crap victims,
18:59
Speaker 4: and this is a crime. Don't want the bad guy
19:02
Speaker 4: in the neighborhood either. And as far as the illegal
19:05
Speaker 4: alien community, I'll say this, despite being here illegally, many
19:09
Speaker 4: of them are god fearing family people. They don't want
19:12
Speaker 4: a pretor in the neighborhood either. They don't want someone
19:15
Speaker 4: to commit to DUI ten times driving to their neighborhood either.
19:18
Speaker 4: So you know, if you go to the immigrant community
19:20
Speaker 4: and ask the one simple question, would you rather have
19:23
Speaker 4: ICE operating in the jail or in your community, what
19:25
Speaker 4: do you think they're gonna say. They're gonna say to jail.
19:28
Speaker 4: So sanctuousities will be held accountable. Matter of fact, we're
19:30
Speaker 4: reissuing the ICE detainer. We just changed the new ICE
19:33
Speaker 4: detainer We're letting them black and white, let them know
19:35
Speaker 4: this person is a designated terrorist, this person is a
19:38
Speaker 4: designated return felon. We're gonna let them know exactly who
19:42
Speaker 4: there detaining based on biographic and biometric information and see
19:46
Speaker 4: what they do. Are they gonna violate Relates and Riley Act?
19:49
Speaker 4: Then we'll go out to prosecution. Now they're going to
19:52
Speaker 4: know at least a terrorist. Then we're going to go
19:54
Speaker 4: out to prosecution. So it's about to get a lot
19:56
Speaker 4: tougher and it's the right thing to do.
19:59
Speaker 3: Well, And let me ask, how worried are you that
20:02
Speaker 3: they're a terrorists who came across the southern border in
20:05
Speaker 3: the last four years, that are out there and that
20:08
Speaker 3: are planning acts of terror in the United States right now?
20:11
Speaker 4: I'm convinced we got over two million known guideways. Why
20:15
Speaker 4: did two million people pay more to get away? They
20:19
Speaker 4: pay the cartels a lot more money to escape apprehension
20:21
Speaker 4: and get to New York's Chicago. Whoever, why didn't they
20:24
Speaker 4: pay less? Why would you pay more to get away?
20:28
Speaker 4: Because you don't want to be vetted, you don't want
20:30
Speaker 4: a two things or printed. It's just scared to hell off.
20:32
Speaker 4: Every American scared as hell on me. Somebody's going to be,
20:35
Speaker 4: you know, child traffickers. Some of these are Karen patanaw
20:38
Speaker 4: and some of these are going to be people from
20:40
Speaker 4: the terrorist sponsored country. Under Joe Biden, we wrest over
20:43
Speaker 4: four hundred people on terrace. Wass's come in the Southwest border.
20:46
Speaker 4: If you don't think a single one of the two
20:47
Speaker 4: manin Godaways didn't come from a country sponsoring terror, didn't
20:50
Speaker 4: come here to do us harm, then you're just crazy.
20:53
Speaker 4: As you know it was what was it? Just not
20:56
Speaker 4: a few months ago we arrested eight that we're paying
21:00
Speaker 4: a terrorist attack, a Russian type terrorist tack the United States.
21:02
Speaker 4: Luckily a tellison community call him on some chair and
21:05
Speaker 4: we are able to arrest them. But we're not perfect
21:08
Speaker 4: intelligence community. It's imperfect. They weren't perfect in Afghanistan. They
21:12
Speaker 4: weren't perfect on a lot of things. So God help us.
21:15
Speaker 4: I think they're here just intelligent port stander here. We
21:18
Speaker 4: know where some aren't being monitored, but we don't know
21:21
Speaker 4: where others are. So that scares the hell on me.
21:23
Speaker 3: Well, And as you know, Chris Ray, the former director
21:25
Speaker 3: of the FBI, every few months would come to Congress,
21:28
Speaker 3: and he would do everything but set off an alarm
21:31
Speaker 3: and bang a drum to say we are at major
21:34
Speaker 3: risk of a terrorist attack from the open borders. Hamas
21:37
Speaker 3: and Hezbelah have declared jahads on America. As you know,
21:41
Speaker 3: the border patrol under Joe Biden was advised beyond on
21:45
Speaker 3: the lookout for Hamas has Blo and Palestinian Islamic Jehad
21:48
Speaker 3: terrorists coming across the southern border. And one of the things,
21:52
Speaker 3: Tommy you said that was really important. Of the twelve
21:53
Speaker 3: million illegal immigrants that came under Joe Biden, roughly two
21:57
Speaker 3: million of those were god aways. That's by far the
21:59
Speaker 3: most troubling of all those folks. The other ten million
22:02
Speaker 3: are people who are apprehended, and apprehended in many instances
22:06
Speaker 3: is the wrong term, because as you know, and I've
22:09
Speaker 3: spent a lot of time down on the southern border,
22:11
Speaker 3: I almost always go out on midnight patrol with the
22:14
Speaker 3: border patrol agents. When I'm there, Apprehended doesn't even characterize
22:18
Speaker 3: what they were doing. Most nights, people would cross the
22:21
Speaker 3: border and they'd go look for a border patrol agent
22:23
Speaker 3: and actively turn themselves in because the result would be
22:27
Speaker 3: that Joe Biden would say where do you want to go,
22:30
Speaker 3: and would fly them to wherever they wanted to be. Literally,
22:33
Speaker 3: the Biden administration was the last mile of the human
22:35
Speaker 3: trafficking network. But Tom, what you said is exactly right.
22:38
Speaker 3: Those two million guidaways are much more likely to be
22:43
Speaker 3: violent criminals, much more likely to be murderers or rapist
22:46
Speaker 3: or child molesters, much more likely to be MS thirteen
22:50
Speaker 3: gang members, much more likely.
22:52
Speaker 1: To be terrorist.
22:53
Speaker 3: And that's the population that is most worrisome. And speaking
22:57
Speaker 3: of MS thirteen gang members, I thought politics could not
23:01
Speaker 3: get weirder. The Democrats have decided to go all in,
23:05
Speaker 3: making their central party platform be that we should admit
23:10
Speaker 3: more illegal aliens, and in particular, we want more Venezuelan
23:14
Speaker 3: gang members MS thirteen gang members here. And they decided
23:18
Speaker 3: that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is their poster child for the
23:21
Speaker 3: Democrat Party. Tom, how confident to tell us about Abrego Garcia?
23:26
Speaker 3: How confident are you that he's a gang member, that
23:29
Speaker 3: he's a criminal.
23:30
Speaker 4: I'm very confident, and I've talked to the head of
23:34
Speaker 4: Vice numerous times. People are understanding, So he got no
23:37
Speaker 4: due process, Yes he did. He got due process from
23:39
Speaker 4: two different federal judges who said he's at the United States,
23:43
Speaker 4: a citizen Al Salvador, and he gave up order of deportation.
23:47
Speaker 4: He had a great two process, a great text. Theyre
23:49
Speaker 4: spense on top of that men winter ice and they
23:51
Speaker 4: sent those two plane loads of tdat MS thirteen. Hundreds
23:55
Speaker 4: and hundreds of hours were spent on every case. They
23:58
Speaker 4: went to the criminal history the immigration had, They went
24:00
Speaker 4: to intelligence report, they went to confidential informance statements, they
24:04
Speaker 4: went to wire taps, they went to a bunch of
24:06
Speaker 4: stuff to certify these people were members of tvaight MS thirteen.
24:12
Speaker 4: So they got due process several times. Obrego Garcia's home,
24:16
Speaker 4: he's a citizen Al Salvador. And for those the Democrats said,
24:19
Speaker 4: well they made a mistake. I still say it was
24:21
Speaker 4: a mistake. It was an over temporary Oversecond, here's the
24:24
Speaker 4: problem he had it withholding order. He had not returned
24:27
Speaker 4: to Al Salvador because he feared death from the gang.
24:29
Speaker 4: Two things have changed since that order was given. Number one,
24:33
Speaker 4: he's a designated terror so that with holding order has
24:35
Speaker 4: been set aside. Number two, the gang he feared it
24:38
Speaker 4: no longer exists now Salvador because the great work, President
24:41
Speaker 4: BUCKETI did there, so the circumstances surround that with holding
24:45
Speaker 4: order are no longer valid. And here's what would happened.
24:48
Speaker 4: If somebody was to make this guy return to the
24:51
Speaker 4: United States, he would be detained and removed the next day,
24:54
Speaker 4: if not to Al Salvador, to another country. He's not here,
24:58
Speaker 4: but as President Boukeley said, he is a pre certified
25:01
Speaker 4: national of Al Salvador. He is home. He is home.
25:05
Speaker 4: He is a certified Heminister team member, not just by ice,
25:08
Speaker 4: by local police departments, intelligience reports, Immigration judges in the
25:12
Speaker 4: country of Al Salvador says he's a eministery team member.
25:15
Speaker 4: He's home is exactly where he should be. This country,
25:18
Speaker 4: his wife, his neighborhood is a lot safer because he
25:22
Speaker 4: locked up.
25:23
Speaker 2: I want to go back to accountability for a second time,
25:25
Speaker 2: and I want to ask you there are a lot
25:27
Speaker 2: of people that believe that there were laws that were
25:29
Speaker 2: broken deliberately in the last administration. They knew they were
25:32
Speaker 2: breaking the law. One of those would be former Homeland
25:35
Speaker 2: Security Secretary. My orc is that you mentioned a moment ago.
25:39
Speaker 2: Should he be criminally prosecuted for his role in the
25:42
Speaker 2: border crisis. If it was as deliberate as it now seems.
25:47
Speaker 4: Look, I think what he did was borderline trees in
25:49
Speaker 4: this I'm not an attorney, I'm not a prosecutor. But
25:52
Speaker 4: what he did, he did more damage to this country.
25:55
Speaker 4: Him and the by the administration. What they did to
25:57
Speaker 4: this country, I can tell you when they opened that
26:00
Speaker 4: border up sex trafficking women should to increase tenfold of
26:06
Speaker 4: a record number of migrants died making that journey. Over
26:09
Speaker 4: four thousand or record number of Americans died from Fatanah
26:12
Speaker 4: that come across that open border. And and it's just
26:16
Speaker 4: what he what he calls this country and from a
26:18
Speaker 4: national securities perspective, because here's what his orders were, process quick,
26:23
Speaker 4: release quick. They didn't care about the crisis. They cared
26:27
Speaker 4: about the optics of the crisis. If there's no overcrowding,
26:30
Speaker 4: there's nothing to see here. So border trades were processed
26:33
Speaker 4: as quick as they could, and releases a quick as
26:36
Speaker 4: they could. And there's been several instances where they released
26:39
Speaker 4: so quickly the FBI scan didn't come back and and
26:43
Speaker 4: it came back hot. Actually they already bember released. They
26:45
Speaker 4: came back hot. As a known spectatorian. So yeah, What
26:49
Speaker 4: he did was unconsortable. What he did is my opinion,
26:53
Speaker 4: borderline treason. Is he should be held accountable because a
26:57
Speaker 4: lot of deaths occurred under his watch. And like, like
27:00
Speaker 4: Sandra Cruz said a few minutes ago, right now, ninety
27:03
Speaker 4: six percent decline and illegal immigration when ninety six percent
27:07
Speaker 4: less people are coming, How many women aren't being raped?
27:09
Speaker 4: How many children aren't dying crossing that border. How many
27:12
Speaker 4: no inspected terariors aren't getting in the country. How many
27:14
Speaker 4: pounds of fatanyl is not getting the country? What are
27:16
Speaker 4: you going to see in the President Trump's administration? Ventanyl deaths,
27:19
Speaker 4: a decrease, sex trafficking with decrease, smuggling with decrease, and
27:24
Speaker 4: no inspected tarors. They got no open night anymore. Now
27:27
Speaker 4: that we got the board secure, every single borders religion
27:30
Speaker 4: is on the lying on patrol. During his National security
27:34
Speaker 4: duty under Joe Biden, it was an average most days,
27:37
Speaker 4: an average seventy percent seven zero seventy percent of agents
27:42
Speaker 4: were no longer on patrol. They were changing diapers, making
27:45
Speaker 4: baby formula, making hospital runs. The last time aren't down there.
27:48
Speaker 4: Before the election, I talked to hundreds of board places
27:51
Speaker 4: and told me to hang on, hang on, changes coming.
27:53
Speaker 4: I really think the President Tump's going to win. But
27:55
Speaker 4: they told me, no, we're sick of being tour station.
27:57
Speaker 4: We're sick of being uber drivers and deliver these people
28:01
Speaker 4: to the very same people who pay for their smuggling.
28:05
Speaker 4: They couldn't recruit. They couldn't people were quitting. They were
28:08
Speaker 4: quickly for it, even as well for retirement. They couldn't
28:11
Speaker 4: red recruiting numbers. You know, last month, Ice, I'm excuse me,
28:14
Speaker 4: Bord Patrol had the highst recruiting numbers and the history
28:19
Speaker 4: of that agency just last month.
28:21
Speaker 3: That's fantastic. And look, I will say Tom's not exaggerating
28:26
Speaker 3: at all. Like when I would visit with Border Patrol
28:28
Speaker 3: agents the frustration. Look, the men and women who sign
28:32
Speaker 3: up for the Border Patrol, they do do so because
28:34
Speaker 3: they're patriots. They do so because they love America. They
28:36
Speaker 3: do so because they want to keep our communities and
28:39
Speaker 3: our families and our kids safe, and they want to
28:41
Speaker 3: be out on patrol. Look, these that's what you sign
28:45
Speaker 3: up in the job. And they were sitting there just
28:47
Speaker 3: shuffling paperwork, they were processing and just running a revolving
28:52
Speaker 3: door to try to release as many illegal immigrants as
28:56
Speaker 3: fast as possible. That's what may Orc has looked viewed
28:58
Speaker 3: as job is accelerate illegal immigration, not stop it, but
29:03
Speaker 3: make it go more quickly.
29:05
Speaker 1: Let me ask you, Tom, you mentioned fentanyl.
29:07
Speaker 3: What do we know about the numbers of fentanyl traffic
29:11
Speaker 3: over the first four months of the Trump administration.
29:14
Speaker 4: There's been a decrease, and I've got from three or
29:17
Speaker 4: four different sources. The percentage of decrease is different from
29:20
Speaker 4: every source. The problem is the CDC doesn't have good
29:24
Speaker 4: metrics on fatanyl. But look across the country. You can
29:27
Speaker 4: see the decrease in fatanyl. Fatanyl's being c's on the
29:30
Speaker 4: southern border. And it's the metrics and that's maybe something
29:35
Speaker 4: you all work on up there in the Senate. Uh.
29:38
Speaker 4: CDC needs a track is more, more more accurately. Like
29:44
Speaker 4: I said, you got you got a number of deaths
29:46
Speaker 4: reported by states. You got a number of deaths reported
29:48
Speaker 4: by CDC. None of them match. So, but we do
29:51
Speaker 4: know there's been a reduction. You don't see you know
29:54
Speaker 4: three hundred people dying every day from fantolic We did that,
29:58
Speaker 4: did see? Right? We know? We don't I have two
30:00
Speaker 4: you know, nine to elevens a week happening from kids
30:03
Speaker 4: dying from fatanah. So I don't have exact numbers, but
30:06
Speaker 4: we already see the effects of a secure board.
30:08
Speaker 3: And Tom, let me ask you also, So, one of
30:10
Speaker 3: the things we've talked about on this podcast. In twenty eighteen,
30:14
Speaker 3: the Mexican drug cartels made roughly five hundred million dollars
30:18
Speaker 3: from human trafficking. Last year, the drug cartels made over
30:23
Speaker 3: thirteen billion dollars from human trafficking. That's a twenty six
30:28
Speaker 3: hundred percent increase. Do we have any data yet? Do
30:31
Speaker 3: you have any visibility on what has happened to the
30:35
Speaker 3: drug cartel's revenue? Because one of the worst consequences of
30:38
Speaker 3: what Biden's open border did is is it turned these vicious, murderous,
30:43
Speaker 3: transnational criminal organizations into incredibly wealthy powerhouses, and it put
30:50
Speaker 3: huge resources in their pockets. Do do you have any
30:52
Speaker 3: data on what's happened to their revenues?
30:55
Speaker 4: Well, one of the first best thing President Trump did
30:57
Speaker 4: is designated terurist organization. Because you start to have killed
31:00
Speaker 4: more Americans and every turnance organization were combined. We knew that.
31:05
Speaker 4: That's why there's so much buy on some Mexico. The
31:07
Speaker 4: last four years, cartels were fighting each other for control
31:11
Speaker 4: of the Plauzas. Why because they're making record amounts of money,
31:14
Speaker 4: smuggling people, record amount of money and trafficking women and children,
31:17
Speaker 4: and a record amount of money moving dope across that border. Now,
31:21
Speaker 4: with the board secure, we're hitting them where it hurts.
31:23
Speaker 4: Are smugglings down, both drugs and people. Trafficking is down,
31:27
Speaker 4: So we're hitting where it hurts. That's why the latest
31:30
Speaker 4: intelligence force I see they're trying to produce and push
31:34
Speaker 4: more fatanol into Asian European nations because their market here
31:38
Speaker 4: the United States has been so brutally attacked. I wish
31:43
Speaker 4: what would happen is that Mexico would agree with President
31:46
Speaker 4: Trump to let us help them take the cartels and
31:49
Speaker 4: wipe them off the face of the ears. Because right
31:50
Speaker 4: now they're like the holical cartel. They're in forty four
31:54
Speaker 4: countries around the globe. They're like a fortune five hundred company.
31:58
Speaker 4: It's going to take the United States to take them on.
32:00
Speaker 4: Mexico's failed for decades to do it, and a lot
32:02
Speaker 4: of mech sure you know that military police and government
32:04
Speaker 4: forstses are corrupt. I'll say this, A lot of the
32:06
Speaker 4: corruption is force corruption. Because you're a police officer Mexo.
32:10
Speaker 4: You're making you know, four hundred dollars a month, but
32:13
Speaker 4: a Mexican tartel comes up and obviously ten thousand look
32:16
Speaker 4: the other way, and you're going to take it? Are
32:17
Speaker 4: they going to kill you and your family? I think
32:19
Speaker 4: Mexico will be a much safer and much prosper more
32:22
Speaker 4: prosperous country if they let President Trump help them hpe
32:25
Speaker 4: the cartels off the face of the ear.
32:27
Speaker 3: Look that that is absolutely right. And let me underscore
32:29
Speaker 3: that point. A lot of people don't realize, particularly those
32:33
Speaker 3: on the left, that that what Joe Biden the Democrats did,
32:36
Speaker 3: it wasn't just horribly cruel to the American people, it
32:40
Speaker 3: was horribly cruel to Mexican nationals in Mexico. Turning these
32:45
Speaker 3: vicious criminals into the most powerful economic force in Mexico
32:53
Speaker 3: has increased the murder rate, the crime rate, the kidnapping
32:56
Speaker 3: rate rate. I visited with with a Mexican mayor of
33:00
Speaker 3: a town on the other side of the border, and
33:01
Speaker 3: I'm not going to say which mayor because he told
33:03
Speaker 3: me in confidence because he was afraid.
33:06
Speaker 1: But he said in his town.
33:09
Speaker 3: They had had over three thousand disappearances, just people Mexican
33:15
Speaker 3: nationals living in Mexico who just ran a foul of
33:18
Speaker 3: the cartel and they just disappear and they find mass
33:21
Speaker 3: graves and the suffering and murder and kidnapping that that
33:25
Speaker 3: that has happened in Mexico because of the Democrats political
33:30
Speaker 3: decision I think was cruel and horrible. And and Tom,
33:34
Speaker 3: you're exactly right that the US military can take out
33:39
Speaker 3: the cartels, and we've done it before in Colombia. President
33:42
Speaker 3: Uribe asked the military to come in and take out
33:45
Speaker 3: the cartels in Colombia, and we came in and did that,
33:48
Speaker 3: and we could do it again. And and I do
33:50
Speaker 3: think it would be much better if the Mexican government
33:53
Speaker 3: invited US in. It would have transformational impact within Mexico.
34:00
Speaker 5: To say a lot of lives, like say, lexing cartoons
34:02
Speaker 5: have killed thousands of judges and prosecutors and journalists, yeah.
34:07
Speaker 4: And citizens.
34:08
Speaker 5: So you know, I wish they I wish they'd joined
34:11
Speaker 5: with President Trump and that would be a game changer,
34:14
Speaker 5: uh for Mexico and the United Things.
34:16
Speaker 3: All right, final question, we saw just this week that
34:20
Speaker 3: that New Jersey Democrat Congresswoman Lamonica mac Ivor was charged
34:25
Speaker 3: for assaulting law enforcement at an ICE facility. Uh, tell me,
34:30
Speaker 3: tell us how important that is and and what do
34:32
Speaker 3: you think about about the fact that that charges were
34:34
Speaker 3: brought for assault. We saw during the Biden administration repeatedly, Uh,
34:39
Speaker 3: law enforcement, Customs, border patrol, ICE agents were subject to
34:44
Speaker 3: physical assault, no charges were brought. How important is it
34:47
Speaker 3: that that these charges were brought?
34:50
Speaker 4: The suns of strong messs is very important and also
34:52
Speaker 4: proves that on bluff I'd said them the David auguration.
34:56
Speaker 4: If you want to not support ICE, well, shame mind you,
34:59
Speaker 4: but you have that right. You want to protest against
35:01
Speaker 4: ICE and to protests against Trump's policies, that's fine. If
35:04
Speaker 4: you want to watch ICE come in and clean your
35:06
Speaker 4: city up because you're a sanctuary city, don't want to help,
35:08
Speaker 4: you can do that too, But ICE had from day one.
35:10
Speaker 4: You can't cross that line. You can't cross the line
35:13
Speaker 4: of impediment. That's a felony. You can't cross the line
35:16
Speaker 4: on noialing and harboring, concealing and able to go amis MICE,
35:19
Speaker 4: that's a felony. You certainly can't commit criminal trespasses at
35:23
Speaker 4: our facilities, and for God's sake, you can't put hands
35:26
Speaker 4: on I ice officers. And this happened during the same
35:29
Speaker 4: time frame. The same week I went to Blue Mass
35:32
Speaker 4: in Washington, d C. And Remembrance of the men and
35:35
Speaker 4: women in law enforce and put their lives on the
35:37
Speaker 4: lines of this country every day. So we spent a
35:39
Speaker 4: week just just just praising these men and women, talking
35:43
Speaker 4: to their families who also paid the ultimate sacrifice. They
35:46
Speaker 4: lost the loved one forever, children lost their fathers and mothers,
35:49
Speaker 4: and mothers and fathers lost their sons and daughters. In
35:51
Speaker 4: the same week we're supposed to be honor in law enforcement,
35:54
Speaker 4: you got some of the member Congress putting their hands
35:56
Speaker 4: in shoving an ICE officer, which makes that facility very unsafe.
36:00
Speaker 4: And I'm sick and tired of hearing what we have
36:02
Speaker 4: congression oversight responsibilities. There is a right way and wrong
36:05
Speaker 4: way to do it. You don't force your way in
36:07
Speaker 4: the facility. You don't put hands on an officer. We
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Speaker 4: do oversight all the time. And what are they finding
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Speaker 4: out as people are getting tours in that facility that
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Speaker 4: they have the highest detention standards in the industry and
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Speaker 4: It puts every every other detention center in jail in
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Speaker 4: the state of New Jersey, whether it is a county
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Speaker 4: or state. It puts them to shame because our detention
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Speaker 4: standards are so high. So when you go and calls
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Speaker 4: that kind of practice, where we're trying to maintain a
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Speaker 4: facility with very dangerous people inside, we got to protect
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Speaker 4: not only the criminals, we gotta protect the employees and
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Speaker 4: the citizens on the outside. What she did was just horrendous.
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Speaker 4: She put hands on an officer. Like they said for
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Speaker 4: four years, no one's above the law. You're damn right.
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Speaker 4: They're not above the law, even members of Congress. The
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Speaker 4: president is above the law, but these are members of Congress.
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Speaker 3: Look amen, And I will say, Tom, I've I've visited
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Speaker 3: dozens of ICE facilities and CBP facilities. I've never found
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Speaker 3: it difficult to refrain from physical assault on an officer. Somehow,
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Speaker 3: that temptation was never there for me, and in fact
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Speaker 3: for the opposite. It is my job to have their backs.
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Speaker 3: That's a job I take incredibly seriously. And I just
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Speaker 3: want to say, Tom, you were a patriot, You were
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Speaker 3: a great American. We have roughly a million unique listeners
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Speaker 3: who listened to verdict and I want to say, on
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Speaker 3: behalf of all of them, and on behalf of thirty
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Speaker 3: one million Texans, thank you for what you are doing.
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Speaker 3: You are keeping my children safer and Tom I am
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Speaker 3: grateful you are on that frontline for us, and you
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Speaker 3: and President Trump are making a massive difference for the
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Speaker 3: entire country.
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Speaker 4: Well, I appreciate that, but I'm not going to take credit.
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Speaker 4: Please give the thing for your listeners. You see a
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Speaker 4: borbous agent, Yes, just say thank you, because I cannot
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Speaker 4: believe that. We knew they're going to take hate as
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Speaker 4: soon as President Something got back in. But say thank
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Speaker 4: you because these men, women, their mothers and fathers too.
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Speaker 4: They don't hang their heart on a hook at home.
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Speaker 4: When they go to work, they see a lot of
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Speaker 4: terrible things. They put the life on the line. At
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Speaker 4: three o'clock this morning, when everybody is sleeping, Me and
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Speaker 4: Sender is sleeping. At three am this morning, there's borbite
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Speaker 4: laces and standing on a dirt trail someplace going to
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Speaker 4: take something on. They don't know if it's just an
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Speaker 4: illegal alien or heavily armed drug smunker. They're going to
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Speaker 4: take it on in the nearest back of us miles away.
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Speaker 4: God bless the men and women of borbetow, God best
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Speaker 4: the women of Vice, and God bless this great nation.
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Speaker 4: We're taking it.
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Speaker 2: Amen.
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