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All right, second hour.

Clay and Buck kicks off now.

Had a lot of talk recently about Springfield, Ohio, and the situation of about 20,000 Haitian migrants congregating there in a town that had previously had what 40,000 residents, something like that,

maybe 50,000.

And Trump, it seems, is now, I believe, not going as of today to Springfield.

Governor DeWine, who is not my favorite Republican governor.

But anyway, Governor Wine,

not particularly interested or helpful in the idea.

But I thought it would be interesting,

Clay,

to just take a moment to,

first of all,

give credit to Patrick Thomas

over the Wall Street Journal

for what I thought was a really interesting piece

on what's really going on with these Haitian migrants

in terms of what are they dealing with, okay? Because the story, if you were to watch Morning Joe,

you know, as Joe and Mika get out of the private jet, you know, leave the country club in

Nantucket long enough to do their shows from their private sets at home and have chauffeurs drive them everywhere.

You know, the Haitian migrants are just, they're living the American dream.

Why are you opposed to the American dream?

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