Doug Macgregor
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182 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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I said, my God, how did the president get here ahead of all of us? It was about the same time that Vance and Tulsi and Hegseth went to Eagle Pass. And this was Kinney County, and this was Sheriff Coe. And Sheriff Coates says, oh, things have gotten so much better. You know, that's right. The optics are much better. There are no longer thousands of people marching over the border anymore. But.
what about the legal ports of entry? The border patrol has nothing to do with the legal ports of entry. Those are controlled by police authorities, customs police, and others. And I said, well, what's the problem with the legal ports of entry? Well, most of the drugs and a lot of the human trafficking comes through the legal ports. I said, well, how does that happen?
They said, well, if somebody comes up to you and you make normally three or 4,000 a month, and they say, here's 20,000. Let us through, you get through. And that's part of the problem on the border. So I said, well, what do you think needs to happen? And people told me privately, you need to get the US Army on the border. Bring back the regular army and then rotate them.
No, they just sent a brigade and that's fine. But we have, I think, six or seven of these brigades of motorized infantry, these light armored vehicles, put them on the border. We need 40, 50, 60,000 troops down there. We need some aviation brigades down there. Now, they don't all have to stay there forever, but they need to stay there until the barriers are built and the border is secure.
And then we need to come up with a system where we periodically rotate units down there to back up the police, back up the border patrol. Why? Because the cartels are infinitely better armed than the police and the border patrol. They have javelin missile systems. Yes. Yes, they've got unmanned systems for ISR, for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance. They've got armed unmanned systems.
And the thing that nobody seems to understand is what happens when we finally stop it. You stop the drugs. You stop the human trafficking along the border. Now, they're going to try and go around you. They'll try to use the coastal waters. I think the Coast Guard belongs in the United States, not in the South China Sea, not in the Persian Gulf. They belong here, and they're not.
They need to bring them back and get them.
Yes, yes, absolutely. We've got to get them back into the coastal waters.
Well, not ours. Let's be frank. That's the problem. And they're going to try and find other ways. They will fly people up to North America. You know Michael Yan. He studied all of this.
He's done great work down there at all these camps. And we, the American federal government, has actually helped to fund these nongovernmental organizations in order to sponsor millions of people to invade our country and give them phones. You know the routine.
They're still there. Those camps are still there. Somebody needs to go down and torch those things. In other words, it needs to be scorched earth down there. Get rid of this. And you have to put the army on the border to ensure that these barriers are built and you have truly a secure border. You need the Coast Guard at sea for the same purpose. Now, once that's done, you can ratchet back.
However, what happens when the money stops? You're in the cartels. You make billions of dollars every year. Truck loads of, you know, $800,000 in greenbacks go across the border from north to south. What happens when that stops? We'll be at war, Tucker. We'll be at war. These people aren't going to go gently into the night. We're cutting them off.
They run the country. Yeah. And of course, we have the problem with the. arguably 50 million illegals inside the United States. 30 million is what most of the people watching the borders and watching the camps down in Darien in Panama say have come into the country. And we want to deport these people. And absolutely, we need to. It will help us enormously.
I mean, how are we paying for their health care? How are we paying for all the things that they want and need? Well, we're printing money. You know, this is a burden on our society, not a benefit. Everybody says, well, that's not true. They're immigrants or benefit. Legal immigrants can be a benefit. Not these people, they're not a benefit and they need to go. Well, how do you do that?
And historically, when Herbert Hoover directed the removal of 9 million Mexicans after the stock market crash to open up jobs for Americans, remember, Americans won't do those jobs. Guess what? When there was no work, they were going to do all of those jobs. And he said, I've got to get these people out before Americans take shots at them because they want their jobs. Okay, he moved 9 million out.
FDR moved 3.5 million. Truman moved out over 2 million. Eisenhower moved out another 1.5. How did this happen? Put the Army in charge, the United States Army, supplemented by the police and the National Guard. And they organized it and executed it. We've got to do that. How many of those people are sleeper cells for various terrorist organizations around the world that want to do us harm?
Well, I'm sure Tulsi Gabbard can come on here and talk about it. She knows more about it than probably any of us at this point. But I don't know how many, but I know there are a lot. And we should be very concerned about that. And I don't see anybody expressing that concern anywhere.
Which is one of the reasons I went down there with some really great people to show me around and explain these things. Now, I want everybody to understand the people that you've got on the border, with very few exceptions, are trying very hard to do the right thing. All these sheriffs are. But they all admit privately that the problem is bigger than they are.
And that's why the federal government has to have a role. The federal government also has to have a zone where it can operate. You need at least a mile, mile and a half, two miles into the United States where you can take over and arrest people that get through. Right now, you know, we have this big problem with you get into the United States and everything changes. That's got to stop. Excuse me.
All of these things are far more important than what is happening today in the Middle East. When I say far more important, I'm saying for us as Americans. I'm not saying that what happens in Gaza is irrelevant. It isn't. It's terrible. What's happening on the West Bank is terrible. We should be doing everything in our power to stop this mass murder. The American people don't see it.
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