Andrew Klavan

I think that, and if we're getting out of Iran now, great, because then you could argue that maybe it doesn't end up being a huge thing if it only lasted a few weeks.

And so let's go do this thing over here, actual mass deportations and let the chips fall.

And that's I mean, exactly.

I think that that's correct.

But and so doing something like this, I mean, it is your point.

It's easy to talk about mass deportation, especially for those of us who don't actually have to do it.

But we have to acknowledge we have to be sober minded about it.

If we're going to advocate for something like this, that acknowledge, as we've talked about, it could be politically disastrous.

And more than that, it's like it is a system issue.

it shakes the system itself, potentially catastrophically.

I mean, it could tear everything down because as I said, it would require, you can't do it if you're gonna listen to the judges.

And when I say that, oh, defy the judges, I don't mean to say it in some kind of breezy kind of casual way,

I understand what I'm saying.

That's not a small thing.

Everyone says, oh, that'd be a constitutional crisis.

Yeah, probably would be.

But we're already in the crisis.

That's the point.

We're in a constitutional crisis already.

And so someone has to be willing to say, now's the time.