Greg Gutfeld

citizenship.

There is something wrong about that, and it is a violation of our norms and our freedoms, but I don't think—

think that there is the political will to amend the Constitution.

And I do think there are ways for Congress to fix this, that, you know, have more weight and more longevity than an executive order, regardless of the good intentions that were placed in it.

Yesterday, Greg, you were talking about how if you want to end, like, a practice of...

And green here that you would be called mean.

I didn't have white supremacists.

You know what?

It's kind of like I almost want him to keep doing this with racism, because who would you rather be mugged by a guy with a loaded gun or an empty one?

And the race weapon is now racist.

void of bullets.

They've sapped it of value.

It doesn't matter if everyone's racist, then no one is.

Before Obama became president, the polling showed Americans were largely positive on race relations.

Fifteen years later or so, the polling shows a sharp drop, more racial division.

And that means and it's obvious that the more you focus on division, the more division you get.

It just deepens it.

I don't think you should have to amend the Constitution at all.

I don't think they were factoring in illegals coming over here to pop out babies anymore.

They were factoring helicopters and the Kardashians.