Tim Miller

Anyway, we could do hours on that podcast, but we should talk about the news.

Where should we start?

I want to start with the DHS stuff.

We're still in a partial shutdown with the Department of Homeland Security.

Every day reveals like a series of new atrocities that we're learning about that is being committed by these goons.

The one that Andrew Edgar wrote about in Morning Shots this morning, it was this case of Neural Shalom.

It was this Rohingya refugee.

He was mostly blind, not totally blind.

He was stopped.

Border Patrol agents scooped him up in Buffalo.

They learned that he was in the country legally as a legal refugee and thus not deportable until, you know, Stephen Miller changes those rules to make make it so we don't accept any refugees except for white Afrikaners.

But since he was legal and not deportable under our current system, they released him, but not at home in the parking lot of a closed Tim Hortons five miles from his home.

And then in the next couple of days, he died.

He never made it home.

It doesn't seem like.

It was very chilly in Buffalo, to say the least, in the past couple of months.

So that's one example.

I've got a couple others I want to talk about.

But I'm wondering what your thoughts are on that and how to think about this current shutdown fight.

Because it's very different than the last one, right?