Sandra Smith

So it's not really a movement for justice.

It's a movement that pushes chaos.

And it's kind of weird that there is no protest.

from the parents in Minneapolis complaining about their daycares closing.

It's like, where are all those parents that saw those Somali daycares go down?

Shouldn't they be on the street?

Like, hey, my kids, they're at home.

I don't know, weird.

Fry says it's a moral imperative to block ICE.

So he's just making the case for Good's family for a wrongful death and negligence.

He's saying that the chaos that led to her death is preferable to cooperation that would have prevented her death.

If a kid plays in traffic, it's not the car's fault who hits him.

It's the sick parents who told him it was safe and recommended.

That is exactly what Waltz and what Fry have done.

They have said, hey, this is OK.

You can do it.

I think that.

This opens up an entire wave of lawsuits in sanctuary cities where local officials refuse to hold violent felons or share info or hand them over to ICE, and then those felons ended up maiming or killing citizens.

Again, a decent lawyer, any lawyer, even you, Kayleigh.

This is a slam dunk.