Stephen K. Bannon

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And I know consensus out there is it looks like there are some problems with Roberts and Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett.

But, you know, let's keep the hope.

It could be 6-3 on the wrong end of things.

Could be closer to 5-4 on the right end of things.

I don't know.

But let's hope wisdom prevails.

I think Sauer did a great job in making the case today.

And hopefully just the absurdity of this whole legal position that is held out of the Wong Kim R case comes to its terrible, terrible demise here.

Mike, let's go back.

You're absolutely correct.

It's like even the arguments, and Sauer did an amazing job, but the ACLU lawyer and what her arguments were and what the justices were asking.

I mean, Peter Schweitzer lays out in his book that was five weeks, number one on the New York Times bestseller list, how the Chinese have got, I think, what, 1.4, 1.5 million, you know, Manchurian voters.

over living in mainland China that people have come over and purposely just game the system that I think they're talking the last 24, 48 hours.

They're Chinese billionaires that have hundreds of kids because they've just they've just done this.

Where was the common sense today?

So I don't feel we ever got to just these basic common sense arguments about how ridiculous birthright citizenship is, sir.

Yeah.

And not only are they common sense arguments, but they're also legal arguments.

I mean, basically, the ACLU and others are trying to maintain that this is what was intended by the drafters of the 14th Amendment that, you know, was intended to give rights to slaves and citizenship to the children of slaves.