Rob Noerr

The reason they don't want to end the filibuster is because if they did, then the American people would see, actually, we're not on board with Trump's agenda.

Right now they could hide behind it.

Well, we need 60 votes.

So what can we do?

They don't want voter ID.

They don't want to enshrine Trump's executive orders to secure the border.

They wanted to go back to the way it was.

I think it would go a long way to it.

And I think the chatter is absolutely correct.

That's if you stop the incentive, then you have a long way.

Now, it's not going to totally solve it, because if you had to be porn destitute in the United States or Guatemala, what would you pick?

Right.

But a lot of what we could do to dissuade people from coming is not just arrest them, but to arrest the employer.

wouldn't be legal and that you run into a host of other issues is it is it not legal i mean they're traitors i i'm just telling you it would go beyond the scope of what was allowed you could have a criminal punishment and lock them up by the way like what's wrong with locking them up but most of it's going to be financial punishment and business leaders will get the message if you start punishing them financially sure they drag it out but uh that's what needs to happen until you at least make an attempt to target the people that are causing the problem then the problem is going to persist

The low-level people are important to go after, but you have to go after the people higher up the food chain that are making it likely.

Thank you.

I mean, they're too busy, I don't know, still looking through those files that Pam Bondi had in her desk, you know, with Epstein.

Yeah, she's killing it.

She's killing it.

Look, possibly there's things going on behind the scene if I don't want to be totally down on them.