We're saying that you can come from anywhere on the globe, come to New York City, and we

are to food, house, clove you, for as long as you want, forever.

It's not realistic, it's not sustainable, and that is what we're seeing now.

That needs to be re-examined.

Clearly, a racist, another example of racist racism, from the racist in New York.

Oh, sure, I can't just come here and live off of you guys for the rest of my miserable

criminal life, racist.

Of course, Eric Adams, the mayor of New York.

We got some kind of political leaders out there, don't we, from New York City to Chicago

to Washington, DC, to New Mexico, where the second amendment has been suspended by Fiat

because the Democrat governor there has her head wedged very deeply into a dark and remote

location from which there may be no return, no recovery.

Well, good Monday morning to you, and today is, of course, September 11th, it's September

11th, 2023, and that means it's the 22nd anniversary of the attacks on the United States

of America, which great many people in our listening audience have some familiarity with,

some are more familiar than others, and Joe Biden, apparently unfamiliar and entirely unfamiliar,

but he is sending Kamala to New York, Kamala is going to New York and not a doctor at

Jill Biden will lay a wreath at the Pentagon, but Joe Biden is going to be many time zones

away while the, the commemoration ceremonies are ongoing in New York and Shanksville, Pennsylvania

and at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia.

And Joe Biden, boy, what a, what a person.

And I have, I have a family member, a September 11th family member, some audio I want to share

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