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Slack.com slash DHQ. The countless thousands of Haitians pouring across our southern

border have divided Americans. Conservatives argue that nations need borders and we cannot

tolerate a flood of foreign nationals violating our most basic laws. Leftists argue that we

owe it to the people of Haiti to take them in. As many as want to come should be allowed

to come and border patrol should not lift a finger to stop them. Up until now, President

Joe Biden has remained quiet on the issue. But at long last, we finally have video of President

Biden's view of Haitians and their island nation as it pertains to the national interest

of the United States.

If Haiti got all the thing to say, if Haiti just quietly sunk into the Caribbean or rose

up 300 feet, it wouldn't matter a whole lot.

Well said, Mr. President. Now, in fairness, Joe Biden said that back in 1994, back when

people still had at least the semblance of a sliver of common sense. Today, the Biden

administration is attacking its own border patrol agents for in any way attempting to enforce

the law. So is it any surprise that Americans fed up with the lawlessness are beginning

to take the law into their own hands? I'm Michael Knowles. It's the Michael Knowles show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Thor Darson, who says, if the

Democrats are able to enact their global vision, we will have an embassy in every country that

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