Rob Noerr

They needed to be able to look into my banking information if I ever went to, like, you know, a January 6th rally or anything like that.

But now all of a sudden those people are like, well, you're a bootlicker and you're invading people's privacy if you want to be able to make sure that people are legal or else we kick them out.

That's too far.

So...

I'm sorry, at some point this game begins exhausting where the one side plays for keeps and they're like, we'll be the most authoritarian.

We'll start a disinformation board.

We'll collaborate with Twitter trying to censor people off social media.

But as soon as you're like, hey, can we have an ID to vote?

Can we kick out illegals?

Well, now there's privacy concerns.

I'm just sorry.

I think that it's right that we should focus on making sure things don't go too far.

But the problem is so bad the other way right now.

We have to start making inroads and hopefully cooler heads prevail and we make sure it doesn't go too far.

But at this point, I'm all for deportations, deport them all, and I'm all for voter ID.

And I don't have privacy concerns about either of those.

But it's not the National Guard pulling people out of houses.

The reason the National Guard is necessary is because people like Minneapolis won't cooperate with ICE, and then they have their people on the street attacking the actual Border Patrol and ICE people.

That's why you need the Guard to protect them, because the local police stand down.

You remember there was actual audio that we have from the police in Chicago.