Savannah Guthrie

But maybe it's like that old poem, more beautiful in the broken places.

You want me to be hugged?

And it just didn't make any sense.

So...

You did?

There are a lot of different notes, I think, that came, and I think most of them, it's my understanding, are not real, and I didn't see them, but...

We received your message and we understand.

One other party that I think is very culpable in all of this are federal judges.

Think about what's happening in Washington, D.C.

with Chief Judge Jeb Bosberg, who basically was the first judge to put a hold, to put a brick on the president's

Alien Enemies Act proclamation that authorized the immediate removal of Venezuelans, illegal Venezuelans who were here, who were tied to Tren del Agua.

Not only did Jeb Bosberg put a hold on that policy that then manifested nationwide.

To add to that, Jeb Bosberg is still, and this case is still pending,

trying to order the Trump administration to fly these 137 illegal Venezuelans, men, who were then sent to El Salvador, then to their home country of Venezuela, to return them to the United States still now, a year later.

The Supreme Court punted on this.

We're still waiting for a final ruling.

But when you have judges and even the Supreme Court sort of look the other way as the president and his administration are trying to remove the most dangerous criminals who crossed the border illegally during the Biden administration, what does that signal to the illegals who are there?

It's such a good point, Rod.

I became a millionaire overnight and lost everything that actually mattered.

That's right.