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It's really grim stuff.

And these leftists, if you can put away a few people on the fringes, that's not enough.

You need to send a message to these people that, no, look, we are going to break you enough.

I mean, that's why it would be so beautiful to throw the Klan act back in their face, throw the face act back in their face.

Especially like, I know we're running out of time here.

The office might be closed, but like, if we can get...

a gay black guy charged on MLK Day with the Klan Act.

I mean, it'd be like a really beautiful, poetic thing.

But yeah, I mean, this is what you have to do is the left is like literally, they ran the show for the last six years and the Republicans were literally just the managed decline party.

So again, utilizing these ridiculous laws that they got across the finish line and again, throwing it back in their face, there's like a demoralizing effect I think that has on leftists.

I like it.

You would show them when they're about to sign the Hart-Celler Act, and you show them a Costco, they'd be like, blow it off.

Oh, the one in Britain, and then the hosts were trying to gaslight him.

They were like, yeah, we'll do our best to live up to what you were fighting for.

And he's just sitting there just confused and angry.

Yeah, well, and Don Lemon just gives the game away.

This was such an optical disaster for the left in a lot of ways because it literally is the most obvious example of the two things they hate most, which is Christianity and Americans, broadly speaking.

That's why the one thing that seems to get these people out on the street more than anything else is ICE because ICE is attempting to reverse this replacement migration that's been going on for the last 60, 70 years.

And they hate that.

They hate that because they like they hate themselves.