Phil Labonte

They need to be deported because we don't do that here.

Like America's not a third world country and I'm not okay with it becoming a third world country.

So if there are people that are going to try to make it a third world country, send them back.

Yep, so true.

Look, I want to see as much – as many things as the administration can do legally, I want to see them do them.

I want to see them do it.

I want to see as much pressure put on these people as they possibly can if it takes nationalizing the National Guard in –

In Minnesota, do it.

Like, I don't care.

Just so long as it's legal, like, you know, by the Constitution, do it.

Exercise as much power as you possibly can because, we've said this a bunch, when the Democrats get in, they're going to exercise a lot of power.

And at some point, there's going to be some Democrat that's going to win again.

Hopefully it won't be

the the crazy leftist type hopefully i mean in in a perfect world there would be enough arrests where this kind of stuff would change and and we'd get actually normal democrats and so we would have you know maybe you're arguing about the the marginal tax rate again that would be nice but

If you don't put these people in jail, you're only going to get more radicals in the Democrat Party.

Yeah, and look, I agree with you totally.

That's exactly how the left looks at the Constitution.

It's an impediment because they think that they should just be able to go ahead and do whatever they want, exercise power.

But like you were saying, the only thing that's going to actually make the Constitution more relevant today is likely a lot more deportations.

Yeah.