JD Vance

We're just not going to do that.

But there are a whole host of other ways when we talk to agricultural industries and others where they say, well, we really need labor.

Well, there are a whole host of ways in which you can try to solve those problems.

My favorite solution for those problems is automation.

Right?

I actually think there's a lot of evidence that the American agricultural economy is a little behind the eight ball when it comes to using technology.

There are ways where we're talking about facilitating the use of automation.

So we're not going to have amnesty, but we also recognize that there are a lot of industries out there we want to thrive.

And I think the president is trying to strike the right balance.

And Jason, you said something about compassion, and I think this is really important.

I do think that we have to make a stronger argument here.

There's nothing

discompassionate, where there's nothing hateful about enforcing your own borders.

It's a question of do you facilitate

Thank you, guys.

But do you facilitate these Mexican drug cartels, the drug trafficking that they're engaged in?

The hundreds of thousands, I'm not saying you would ever say this, but the hundreds of thousands of missing children under the Biden administration, the fact that some of these young girls are being sex trafficked by Mexican drug cartels, when you enforce the nation's border laws, that is the most compassionate thing to do, both for your own people, but also for the people who are legally trafficked.

Yeah, so for the AI Summit, the President really wanted me to do this, and of course, happy to go to Paris and give a speech and talk about American priorities, but there was this big moment we thought we had an opportunity to sort of plant our flag and say, America is done with the

overregulating with the constant worrying about the future.

We're going to lean into the future.