Rahm Emanuel

Sure.

But you did not have the federal government using tear gas.

You did not have the federal government being masked security people without names, et cetera, showing up taking kids out of schools or people out of places of worship.

So there is a difference here.

Particular thing, I would say no.

It should not be allowed.

Well—

Hold on.

I think—let me draw the distinction.

Prison, yes.

Jail, I'm not sure what they're charged with and whether they're convicted.

If they're in jail— If they've been convicted, take it away.

If they're in jail, I mean rather in prison, 100%.

Yeah, they're undocumented, and they're serving time because they've been found guilty, yes.

If you're in jail, we don't know whether you're guilty yet, and we don't know whether it's a misdemeanor or a felony yet.

There's a lot of unanswered questions, so there's a distinction there.

So I don't want you to say you send end welfare.

That's not what I said.

I said end it as we know it.

I quoted you and invited you to explain.