Brian Kennedy

Thank you for that, too, by the way.

But look at the moment we're in.

We have states in the Union that are in open rebellion to the United States government and our efforts to try to deport 25 million illegal aliens.

Part of that group there on the left, they're supporting that open rebellion.

We're in a virtual state of civil war.

And the president, instead of trying to ameliorate things, he divided the country in ways that were extremely useful.

In politics, it's useful to divide people if the other side has become unreasonable.

Here's President Trump with his common sense saying, are you willing to stand up and put the American people before illegal aliens?

And that takes a lot of courage to do, actually, in this kind of a speech.

In everyday speech, you can maybe pull it off.

In this kind of a speech, that took amazing courage to be that openly partisan, demonstrating how the Democratic Party has been given over to Marxists, communists, and people who would seek to destroy the American way of life.

And so I was extremely proud of the president for being that forceful in that presentation.

A lot of times, you know, the pundits in the mainstream media think this is a movement for dignity and bringing the country together.

The country is not together today.

The country, part of it, is an open rebellion to the common sense policies of enforcing U.S.

immigration law.

They brought in 25 million people illegally.

And now they seek to keep them here in this country.

And President Trump is simply not going to have it.

And so that kind of forcefulness from the president last night, I thought was just perfect.