Jillian Turner

And I wish I could help them.

I wish I had the time to help them.

It's a big time commitment to sit them down and explain things.

The definition of patriotism, what it's like to love another person.

They don't love men.

They don't love America.

And these are lost souls.

And sometimes I wish they could find Jesus.

Sometimes I wish they had a boyfriend.

Other times I'd maybe suggest exercise or having a drink.

But these are things that I can't concern myself with.

Everybody has their own struggle.

The other thing that's going on in Minneapolis is that it's now like arts and crafts.

We've now moved from an actual...

almost teetering into sending in the National Guard to hangers-on.

Now these are women that are playing dress-up.

This is a fantasy.

They are now pretending to be Border Patrol agents, because if you have a sanctuary city or neighborhood, they're now enforcing a border and have checkpoints about who they can let in and who they can't let in.

I don't think they understand the irony of what's going on, but it's become now a little pathetic.

And I feel sorry for these people, which is why we're going to be taking our show on the road, Jesse Waters Prom Time.