Episode 5482: Never Give Up; Fighting Back Against SCOTUS Rulings
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What are the hosts' initial reactions to the Supreme Court rulings and border crisis?
Is there a number though?
There is a number and it's called all of them. These people are savages.
They can feel weakness and fear. The head of DHS, the Haitians should now just take out and take time to fill out the form. We've had politicians like DeWine of Ohio coming in and saying how great they are. They're amazing.
And we had Mullen. practically trying to coerce or perhaps give advice to those Haitians to put their paperwork in to become citizens. American taxpayer wants mass deportations. They want deportations of all illegal aliens and those who refuse to assimilate, and they want them now. Why aren't those leaders, why aren't our elected leaders and our bureaucrats there in D.C. not getting that message? You know, we've got that cultural aspect of our society that is under attack. They're going to vote us out. They're going to outbreed us. We need to remove all of these people. I say that the regular run of mill, run of the mill illegal alien is far more of a threat Then there's criminal aliens, terrorists, and folks with significant criminal histories.
Because our culture is at stake here. But we've got a very small window to go after those 100 million other illegal aliens.
This is the zone we were allotted to protest.
If a guy like Newsom or Ossoff or one of these people with even a more radical BP wins in 28, how secure is that border given those scenarios, sir?
Steve, the border is only as secure as the folks that are manning it.
Everything starts at the border. What happens at the border has never stayed at the border, Steve. You know that. Folks that cross that border illegally don't stay at the border. They go right into the interior. And they set up shop in the interior, whether they're a criminal or a regular illegal alien. But one thing that I think is very important for the audience to know is once they set up shop in the interior, if there's not a mechanism to remove them back out of the country, that in itself hurts border security right along the border because, hey, make it past the border patrol. And guess what? I got a free ticket. I can just stay there and do what I want to do, whether I'm a criminal or a Haitian that's utilizing public assistance.
So part of our strategy was concurrently running heavy border security. As you know, the military is on the border now. Fantastic military assisting border patrol operations. to shut that border down that's great but concurrent with that you must have a very overarching and very tough interior immigration strategy and enforcement model because once they make it past the border when they realize well gosh you know what i'm not safe i see a bunch of border patrol agents there in los angeles and then chicago and then charlotte and then new orleans and then minnesota So it makes it very, very difficult for those folks to try to cross the border because there is no safe space for them anywhere in the interior.
So border security and interior enforcement are closely linked. We missed that. Prior to Trump 45, we missed that really bad because you heard the politicians, George Bush included, Bill Clinton and the rest of them say, you know, we need to seal the border off before we do interior enforcement. Nothing could be further from the truth. It has to happen at the same time. We must do that at the same time. And that was part of our strategy. If you look, when we hit Los Angeles there last year, when we hit Los Angeles, almost overnight, what Trump had done on the border shrank even more. We cut those numbers probably half again to what Trump did. What Trump did on the border was truly amazing. But they realized, hey, you know, something else is happening.
there in the United States, they're really serious about this. When you have border patrol agents in the interior, taking it to the bad guys, whether it's the criminal legal aliens, the illegal aliens, drug cartels, it doesn't matter. And it really doesn't matter. We want all of them. It makes a difference. And something else I'd like to point out here, Steve, is when we talk about illegal aliens without a criminal history, we've got that cultural aspect of our society that is under attack.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the hosts' initial reactions to the Supreme Court rulings and border crisis?
0:05–8:49
2
How do hosts explain the connection between border security and interior enforcement?
8:49–18:31
3
What strategy do they credit for recent drops in illegal crossings in major cities?
18:31–21:16
4
How do guests frame the cultural and demographic risks posed by illegal immigration?
21:16–33:28
5
What were the Supreme Court wins and losses discussed and their political impact?
33:28–46:55
6
What is Eric Metaxas’s argument about divine providence and American resilience?
46:55–51:57
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