Clay Travis

Tom Holman, to me, and I think you're in agreement on this, should be the front-facing spokesperson for all issues relating to the border and enforcement of our laws here.

And all of this is, I thought, just really well done in terms of setting the agenda.

I think we have one more cut.

Team was telling me that they think we should play, and that was cut five, which I don't think we played yet.

One more there.

The numbers out there, Buck, ICE arrests in Minnesota, 11,000, which sounds like a pretty substantial number.

Now, obviously, population factors in here, but let me give you a number.

Texas, 88,000.

We haven't seen a single story about resistance to ICE or Border Patrol in the entire state of Texas.

88,000 arrests.

In Minnesota, we've seen 11,000 arrests.

Now, the population obviously is much higher in Texas.

But it isn't eight times the population, I don't think, of Minnesota.

So on a per capita basis, there are lots of states out there that are participating in a functional and effective way and others that are not.

And I think it's worth paying attention to and recognizing.

Now, Fry, there does seem to be a difference of what people say publicly and what they are saying privately based on the way that this talk went.

Mayor Fry just said in an address to a bunch of other different mayors that ICE needs to be banished nationwide.

So, again, cut 36.

Abolish ICE is becoming an actual Democrat argument, which I don't think plays well for them.

Cut 36.