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We are here. And what the left did is they destroyed language and they destroyed faith in the mainstream media. So now... Words like Nazi don't mean anything anymore. And reporting in publications like Time Magazine, which is where that story was originated, or Forbes, et cetera, we don't really know what to believe.

We are here. And what the left did is they destroyed language and they destroyed faith in the mainstream media. So now... Words like Nazi don't mean anything anymore. And reporting in publications like Time Magazine, which is where that story was originated, or Forbes, et cetera, we don't really know what to believe.

We are here. And what the left did is they destroyed language and they destroyed faith in the mainstream media. So now... Words like Nazi don't mean anything anymore. And reporting in publications like Time Magazine, which is where that story was originated, or Forbes, et cetera, we don't really know what to believe.

But I do also think, I think if you're objective about this, if you're not partisan, you have to recognize that when you're rounding up hundreds and hundreds of people, it is not unlikely that one or two people are going to get caught up in it who are not supposed to be there, right? Mm-hmm.

But I do also think, I think if you're objective about this, if you're not partisan, you have to recognize that when you're rounding up hundreds and hundreds of people, it is not unlikely that one or two people are going to get caught up in it who are not supposed to be there, right? Mm-hmm.

But I do also think, I think if you're objective about this, if you're not partisan, you have to recognize that when you're rounding up hundreds and hundreds of people, it is not unlikely that one or two people are going to get caught up in it who are not supposed to be there, right? Mm-hmm.

And so what you'd hope is that there is a process for making sure that the people to whom this happens have access to due process, they can appeal, et cetera, which, you know, I hope that happens. The problem is, you know, as we talked about with the Signal story, when a government does things that it shouldn't do, the incentive structure is not likely to encourage them to admit that and correct.

And so what you'd hope is that there is a process for making sure that the people to whom this happens have access to due process, they can appeal, et cetera, which, you know, I hope that happens. The problem is, you know, as we talked about with the Signal story, when a government does things that it shouldn't do, the incentive structure is not likely to encourage them to admit that and correct.

And so what you'd hope is that there is a process for making sure that the people to whom this happens have access to due process, they can appeal, et cetera, which, you know, I hope that happens. The problem is, you know, as we talked about with the Signal story, when a government does things that it shouldn't do, the incentive structure is not likely to encourage them to admit that and correct.

The incentive structure is to pretend it didn't happen, to cover it up, et cetera. So I just, look, I really hope that in dealing with illegal immigration, the US administration, and also if we ever get to that point in our country. I hope it gets dealt with quickly.

The incentive structure is to pretend it didn't happen, to cover it up, et cetera. So I just, look, I really hope that in dealing with illegal immigration, the US administration, and also if we ever get to that point in our country. I hope it gets dealt with quickly.

The incentive structure is to pretend it didn't happen, to cover it up, et cetera. So I just, look, I really hope that in dealing with illegal immigration, the US administration, and also if we ever get to that point in our country. I hope it gets dealt with quickly.

I don't massively care about, you know, we joke all the time about there was a guy who couldn't be deported from the UK because his kid likes chicken nuggets that are all of this stuff. I don't give a shit about any of that. If you come to a country illegally and commit crime, I don't massively care about making sure you're okay in every way. If you get deported and you end up in prison, good.

I don't massively care about, you know, we joke all the time about there was a guy who couldn't be deported from the UK because his kid likes chicken nuggets that are all of this stuff. I don't give a shit about any of that. If you come to a country illegally and commit crime, I don't massively care about making sure you're okay in every way. If you get deported and you end up in prison, good.

I don't massively care about, you know, we joke all the time about there was a guy who couldn't be deported from the UK because his kid likes chicken nuggets that are all of this stuff. I don't give a shit about any of that. If you come to a country illegally and commit crime, I don't massively care about making sure you're okay in every way. If you get deported and you end up in prison, good.

But we can't throw away the baby with the bathwater. And I think one of the reasons America is so great is that there is a legal system that allows people recourse to appeal and so on. And I think that's really important.