Jerry Recco

There's two different conversations here.

And I just think if you're outside looking in, you've got a different view.

The criminal thing, I don't understand.

If you've got a criminal record, and I don't mean a speeding ticket.

Yeah, like violent crime.

If you have a violent crime record,

and you're here illegally, I don't know how anybody would argue that point.

The other one I do understand, and I do see the other side to that story for sure, but I just think it's, we all don't, back to you, we all don't see the same thing, and we all don't have all the facts, but we all got opinions.

And it's like, it's a problem.

If it doesn't fall along, along the Republican line or the Democrat line, like it's almost like as a Republican, you're not allowed to agree with, let's say one thing you see from the Democrat side, even if it makes sense to you.

And it's very polarizing.

Yeah, no, it's a rough one.

And I don't think it's getting better anytime soon.

No.

I know it stinks.

Yeah, it does.

Yeah.

And social media has, in some ways, I think, been very good to keep people informed.

But the bad part of it is the slants that you see, whether it's Minnesota, whether it's California, whatever it might be.

Yeah.