Stuart Rhodes

He had Bill Barr, an inside poison pill inside of his administration, advising him not to do what he had the authority to do and the duty to do.

So he should just go back and look at what Eisenhower did.

And the reason why I bring that up is because you've got Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, putting a warning order out to his National Guard

to be ready to obey his commands, emphasizing they are our National Guard.

He's on the cusp of doing what happened in Little Rock, Arkansas, where you had a state governor calling forth his National Guard to block federal law enforcement.

And so I think President Trump should just preempt it, just nationalize the Minnesota National Guard, remove that piece from the chessboard, put them under his command, and I believe it should do what Eisenhower did.

You should call forth the Hunter and Forrest Airborne.

They're still there.

They still exist.

Bring them in.

It makes it much tougher to argue against that.

He's doing exactly the same thing Eisenhower did to enforce federal law.

And Eisenhower said, I'm doing this to enforce the supremacy clause, that laws passed by the United States—

and the rulings of the Supreme Court, Brown versus Board of Education, to desegregate the schools, that has primacy over states.

States can't block federal law.

That's what we're seeing now is a repeat of what was done in the South trying to carry on discrimination.

It's the same thing now.

You have states trying to use their powers to block federal law enforcement of obviously constitutional immigration laws.

And we all know why.

It's because they're trying to destroy our country with massive importation