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Alright, we are live on RumbleYouTube and BlazeTV. I'm Dave Ruben. This is the Ruben Report and it is Friday, which means it's time for another Friday roundtable extravaganza.

I'm in a seriously good mood today because of the story that is happening right now. And joining me is the editor-in-chief of the Post-Molennial Libby Emmons, co-host of Viva Barnes Law on Locals.com and new Floridian with the craziest hair in the entire state, Viva Fry, and the host of the news and why it matters on BlazeTV, Sarah Gonzalez. Welcome to the show, guys.

Thanks for having us.

We had a couple minutes before the livestream and I am so into this Martha's Vineyard story. It's beyond imagination. I feel like I've waited my entire life for this. I feel like this is the mass red pill moment. I feel like liberals are being mugged by reality. It's so spectacular.

So, that's sort of where we're going to spend most of the half hour. I should just update people real quick. If you don't know what's going on, basically these illegal immigrants, as you know, the border is basically totally porous.

We're going to have two million border crossings this year. It's completely insane. The Democrats are pretending that they're doing something, but they're simply not.

So, 50 of these illegals end up in Florida and Governor Rhonda Santis does exactly what he promised to do, which is send them to sanctuary cities.

In this case, he chose Martha's Vineyard. And, of course, the Democrats here in Florida are all attacking him. He's heartless. He's evil. How could he do this? This is horrible. Hitler blah blah blah.

Hitler blah blah blah. And it turns out that virtually every Democrat in the Senate here in Florida actually voted for the budget that allocated the money that said, I mean, you just can't make any of this up. It's just so perfect.

Oh, and one other thing before we get started. It turns out in the last 10 minutes or so, a bunch of buses have already gotten two Martha's Vineyard to bus these 50 people off the island.

So, man, liberals can get it done when they really want to. All right, we're going to get to the team here and all that. Let me just talk to you about real estate agents. I trust real quick.

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Okay, so here we go. Let's do a little media coverage of what is going on in Martha's Vineyard. Vineyard first. Here is whoopie Goldberg of the view.

Yesterday undocumented immigrants were put on planes and flown from Texas to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. Florida governor Ron DeSantis said he used his state's funds to do that. That means taxpayers paid for it.

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