Clay Travis

But I will get into what we're already seeing, and I've been saying this ever since this incident happened.

You're seeing more noise in New York, more of the organized sabotage operation stuff popping up.

You're seeing other places like Philadelphia, their DA, threatening to arrest ICE officers.

The madness can spread if it is not contained in Minneapolis.

What do you see?

That's the concern.

There is some precedent for this.

The Eisenhower administration got over a million illegals deported back in, I forget what year of Eisenhower's term, but you're going back 70 years, okay?

And you have massive deportation operation that occurred then.

There's also, Clay, the self-deportations that occurs.

A big part of this...

needs to become workplace enforcement, too, which that's... Then you get all of a sudden Republicans get a little weak in the knees, or a lot of Republican leadership starts to go, well, you know, we don't want to punish the job creators.

Like, well, you are if you're employing a large number of illegals

who are going to be reliant on welfare and social services provided by the taxpayer, and also there is something about being American and American-ness that should not just be conferred upon people by virtue of a physical status that is illegal in the first place.

There is a principal at work here, but you need to do workplace enforcement.

Trump also, though, I wanted to note this because we do get your calls and emails about this or talkbacks on how this seems to be detracting or distracting from the fraud in Minneapolis.

Trump is saying, I promise you we're still on that.

If this is the game they're playing at some level, it's not going to work.

This is from that Will Kane interview on Fox.

Again, this is 14.