Vince

So you actually think that John Sauer did a decent job yesterday.

I mean, he did.

I mean, he's I've always been impressed by his his arguments before the court.

And generally, I was yesterday.

There was a moment where I think Brett Kavanaugh had asked him

why it's relevant that so many other countries don't handle immigration the same way we do.

He's like, why are you even bringing up the way other countries handle this?

Because I'm only interested really in American law and the American constitution, American history.

And I thought the answer that John Sauer did not produce to that question would be, well, it's relevant to know how other countries handled this historically, because that would get into the minds of the people who drafted the 14th amendment, wouldn't it?

As a, just as a matter of like common sense, like how could any person be for allowing illegals to jump across our border and have an American citizen child?

How could that be?

You know, I looked, and you would know the data much better than me, Art, but I looked at

the data this week so I could reflect on this.

And I was like stunned by the number of illegal alien babies who are born in the United States each year.

We're talking around 300,000, according to Pew Research data back in 2023.

That's in a country that's with about three and a half million births.

In other words, there's like eight or 9% of all U.S.

births each year are two illegal aliens in our country.

This is a problem of epic proportions.

You know, it's like we're being invaded right now.