Jack Posobiec

And you know what?

If it's going to be a little rough, if it's going to take a little rough stuff to get them out, then so be it.

But the other piece of this, Steve, by the way, Rashid Tlaib, you notice what she said?

She said, listen, me as a Muslim, me as an immigrant, me as a Palestinian.

I noticed she didn't say as an American.

I noticed she didn't say as an American citizen whose family was allowed, graciously allowed by the generosity of the American people to be here.

And by the way, I'd love to ask Rashida Tlaib, do you think that's true for everybody?

Do you think that the Palestinians don't deserve to have a home?

What if the Palestinians said we can have our home again?

Isn't that what their entire argument has been this whole time?

that that was their home, that that was their land, land back, all the rest of it.

So which is it?

You want to say that the Palestinian people deserve their own homeland, OK, but you say that the American people don't.

Why don't the American people deserve their own homeland?

Congresswoman, tell me that.

Why don't the American people deserve their own homeland and deserve to determine who the people of that homeland is?

Because, Steve, I'm just going to say it.

If I want people in my homeland, if I want my kids to grow up among people

who share our language, who share our culture, who share our values, then guess what?

That's the same thing that people on this planet have wanted, the same right that people have had since time immemorial.