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Slack.com slash DHQ. The 1950s, a time of faith, family and operation

wet-back. And Donald Trump wants to return us to Operation Wet-Back. Thank you, Donald,

for always bringing out the best in us. Trigger warning, I'm Andrew Clayvin, and this

is the Andrew Clayvin Show. All right, Andrew Clayvin show the last one of the week

and good thing because as you can hear my voice is slowly, slowly fading away. I'd like

to think that the softer I get, the more profound I'll be come until finally. There's just this

kind of buddhistic silence. It'll be like the lotus sermon of the Buddha. You all just

say, wow, when he said nothing, that really, you know, I suddenly, really saw the whole

zen thing. So Operation Wet-Back. That is really what it was called during the Eisenhower

administration that Donald Trump was making reference to during the debate when they

got rid of about a million point three, I think, of a million 300,000 illegal immigrants

who were working in America. And they just shepherded them out of the country. And they

all came back. But they did chase them out. And that was Operation Wet-Back. So we're

going to talk about, we're going to talk about immigration and how conservatives have

gotten caught in one of the most essential Western values. They have gotten caught in

the world pool of this essential Western value. And why they're having such a hard time

saying what they mean and meaning what they say. So we'll come back to that in just a

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