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We have a bunch of ungrateful foreigners in this country.

We're going to talk about why.

Sean Spicer's here to break down all things, politics.

Pam Bondi, doing good things?

All that coming up on I'm right.

Let's talk about gratitude, shall we?

This is going to be an immigration talk because we have a bunch of disloyal foreigners in this country,

millions and millions of them, many of them in elected office.

But before we get to that, because this is going to be a central theme, gratitude.

What creates gratitude?

You know, my first car, actually my second car, my first one that I had to sell to pay for

a scratch on my dad's truck. It's a long story.

But my first real car that I had for a long time was in 1983 Honda Accord. It was the biggest

piece of crap in the world. You could actually see the road through the floorboard. If you were driving,

you could look down, you could just see the road, just parts of it falling off. I paid

$600 for that car, and I loved it. I treasured it. The day I went off to the Marine Corps and had to sell

that car, I was legit heartbroken, like I was saying goodbye to an old friend. Why? It's a $600 piece of crap car.

Because I earned it. I had to work summer after summer. Crappy job after crappy job.

I built up enough and I earned it. And that was my $600 and that was my car and I took pride in it.

Have you ever known or heard about a kid, it's maybe a little spoiled?

As soon as he gets his driver's license, parents go out and buy him a brand new Ford Mustang, something like that, something brand new.

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