Tim Miller

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50 minutes in.

Awesome.

That's fine.

we can get i mean i i just think we look at minneapolis for example and we've seen a very socially cohesive society that's had a lot of immigration into it we had the society coming together volunteering helping their neighbors um i don't think there was any sense and like there was some fraud right like that's true and that should have been dealt with um but like as a society i don't think if you ask people of minneapolis like do you feel incohesive in your community it's i would i think you would hear right now exactly the opposite

And you saw that these masked agents coming into the community to bully and harass people were the ones that caused social discohesion.

I did some volunteering for people in the mom community in Guatemala.

There were kids in high school that were learning.

My reckoning is that I was right, and there was a big portion of people that voted for Donald Trump that didn't know what mass deportation looked like.

And I did know what mass deportation looked like, and I knew it was going to be an assault on American citizens' rights and an assault on the human rights of people that tried to come here legally through the asylee process.

Even if you don't like that process, they weren't criminalized.

Criminals that snuck across the border.

They tried to go through the legal process and now they're being assaulted.

They're being sent to foreign countries.

And I think the people look at that.

And that's why ICE, like the only thing less popular than ICE in the polls right now is AI and Iran and the Democratic Party.

Well, look, I think the people are now seeing that what mass deportation really is.

So you said he's done one good thing since he's been in there 14 months.

Shut the border down.

Do you have any regrets?