Dan Bongino

Is this even real?

Is this woman like an NPC?

If you, Kentonji Brown Jackson, go to Japan, you are in the country of Japan.

The country of Japan has a set of laws.

If you violate those laws, the country of Japan will likely arrest you and try you for violating those laws.

However, you are also a citizen of the United States because you were subject to the political jurisdiction of the United States.

Which means if you're in Japan, the United States government can't wait for you to leave U.S.

soil and then violate your constitutional rights.

She's actually making the opposite point.

Guy, are you getting this?

Jasmine, does this make sense?

She's like, I don't know.

I don't think I'm getting it.

Here's what I mean.

Kentonji Brown Jackson, who is supposedly a lawyer, is making the opposite point.

that when you are subject to the political jurisdiction of a sovereign state, you're a Mexican citizen who comes here illegally, your children are not US citizens if you were here illegally, because you were subject to the jurisdiction of another power.

She's saying, well, if I steal something in Japan,

I mean, I could be arrested.

Yes, the United States government also, if you steal something in Japan, can't serve a search warrant in your house where, I don't know where she lives, in Washington, D.C.

or whatever, just because you're off U.S.