Mike Lindell

That's the first thing that's got to happen.

I think even Kristi Noem said the other day there's like 70% of overstayed visas and here illegally.

Send them back.

Send them back.

And we got to put the ones in prison.

But Steve, this is a blessing.

I look at this as a blessing.

It's an opportunity.

This is what I was saying.

When I first met Ben Carson in the first term, I told him about charities and stuff that you stick your money in and a dollar in and a dime comes out.

And Ben said, Mike,

With the federal government, you put a dollar in, and only a nickel comes out, and you can't find it that's supposed to go to the need.

So for six years, I worked on the solution with our welfare systems involving the private sector.

We have a plug-in system that will not only clean up the fraud—

But you've got to look at each one of these things and say, is it even worth doing?

And if it is worth doing, you better get your best bang for your buck so that if you fix all that, then you can lower your taxes.

It becomes a beautiful thing.

This is disgusting, all these programs that are out there that don't work, and all it is is people become dependent on them.

They need to change immediately.

Well, Steve, it's not complicated.