Emily Compagno

First Amendment protected speech is not speech we agree with or speech where we are, you know, only speech we're not offended by.

There's you know, I think that Nick Fuentes and Nick Shirley have every right to say what they say.

I don't agree with it, but they have every right, particularly Fuentes.

Nick Shirley has every right to pursue the kind of journalism he wants, and he's done some decent stuff there, it looks like, in Minnesota.

I hope he goes other places.

What those who are opposed to ICE have to understand is we're in the middle of a reset.

I gave President Biden, when he tried to deal with, and some cities tried to deal with this, with the fact that some people were being arrested and their bail was, and the fact they couldn't pay their bail, they had to go to jail, and sometimes their jail time, even

if they had been convicted of the crime would be less than the time they spent waiting for their trial.

It didn't work.

We should have reversed it.

It's an admission to have Holman in Minneapolis now says that these aggressive tactics that were used in Minneapolis in many ways have not worked.

So those who are opposed to the way ISIS conducted themselves, you should view this as a victory.

And we should figure out ways now to get the worst out, which is what the president was elected on.

And I agreed with him when I'm part of the 80 percent, if not more of the country, that believes that the most heinous and most violent illegal should be ejected from our country and kicked out of our country.

That's where we should be going.

So I view this as an opportunity to do that.

Look, I'm not their message is not one that's going to appeal to any congressional districts and Senate races, but they have every right to say it.

And so they stop saying it.

Greg, you're raising your hand.

Yes, I take issue.