about how it's not just the

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about how it's not just the pro-immigration folks that are in the streets now, it's the pro-democracy people.

I think the three of us, as you talked about this before, if I'm not mistaken, I think the members of the military, if they haven't already, may very well soon start to turn on this administration because of the way that they're being deployed to the streets.

It's not just the Barranco children of Narciso Baranco, the Marines whose father was beaten by ice

as he was cutting bushes at an eye hop in Santa Ana, California.

But it's the people from all of these communities from which, maybe even Texas,

they are deployed and being asked to stand face-to- face with people who come from communities just like their own,

asked to enforce the law in a way that they would overseas or in a combat zone with people from American communities.

I can tell you firsthand that members of the National Guard that I've talked to are deeply uncomfortable about having to participate in a mission like this.

And we're not talking about a small constituency.

We're talking about the members themselves.

We're talking about their families who, if you don't think they're talking to their families about this.

You know, you're wrong.

I could tell you firsthand.

I think that there are more constituencies yet to turn on this administration for the way that they're using the military in the streets, not just for immigration enforcement, but, you know, in the context of this democracy.

Well, and that's, you know, John Kelly's final warning before the election to America was that what he wanted to do and was blocked by people like Kelly and Madison, Millie, was to put the military on the

streets. And the reason it's bad, it's bad for a whole bunch of reasons. It's bad for

Americans on the street who shouldn't be policed by our own military. But it's ultimately the

worst for the members of the military who in a natural disaster show up to help. And in a time of war,

you know, go far away to fight.

The question I would ask if I was Donald Trump's opponents, is do you really want a demoralized

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