Jon Lovett

That Hollywood was clamoring for more work from.

Lewandowski and Noem, they don't like Homan.

There's like a tension there, right?

It's the bar is so low.

Right.

Like, but also didn't criticize.

No, you know what I mean?

No, it was actually more circumspect than usual.

So there's sort of there's there's three.

There's three things happening to me.

One is the policy, the policy of mass deportations and how you execute on a policy like that.

The other is the incredibly aggressive tactics that they've been pursuing in the Twin Cities and other places.

And then the third is the tenor of the administration and how it talks about what it's doing.

Clearly, Trump is trying to do this

with the tenor, maybe some surface changes in the aggressiveness of the response, but the mass deportation policy remains.

And that's a math problem.

That's not even a Stephen Miller problem.

It's a math problem.

I agree he's the driving force behind trying to hit whatever number, a million deportations in a year, but they just can't get

just criminals.