Dan Bongino

soil, you still have rights because you're subject to the political jurisdiction of the United States government, even in Japan.

Just like a Mexican citizen is subject to the political jurisdiction of Mexico.

They are not in the country legally.

She doesn't even understand.

I'm not even a freaking lawyer.

That's a great, he's talking about how expats, people who leave the country and renounce, you got to renounce your citizenship for even like tax law and things like that.

This is amazing that this woman sits on the Supreme Court.

I got, I'm sorry to do this to you, but I got to play this again.

It's short.

It's 10 seconds.

Do you know what's coming?

I'm not even going to, I'm going to say, Gi, just, do you know where I'm going with this?

All right, play it.

So just to be clear, you have to be a biologist to know that a human adult female is a woman.

But a lawyer doesn't understand that a U.S.

citizen has rights in Japan while being subjected to Japan's laws while in Japan.

You just figured that out or didn't figure it out.

This is on Fox right now, by the way.

Right now as we speak, Jackson argues birthright with stolen wallet analogy.

This has become a laughingstock.