Hey Sleider Crusaders. America's the greatest country in the world. Thanks for being here on our latest special. I've always been hesitant to use this word. It seemed overly dramatic. Or I think I had a vision for what this word

meant, literally a vision for it. And whatever was happening didn't precisely fit that vision.

So I just dismissed the use of that word. But I've come to see that there is no question

that people have been using this word all along.

We're right.

What's happening at our southern border is an invasion.

I went back to the original Webster's Dictionary, 1828.

I only go to the original dictionary to find out definitions of words.

There's two definitions.

First, a hostile entrance into the possessions of another, particularly the entrance of a hostile

army into a country for the purpose of conquest or plunder or the attack of a military force.

See, I thought that an invasion was only the military, like the military of another country

coming and invading into our country.

But then I thought, well, what's the difference between a military and hordes of military-aged

men?

Oh, but there needs to be like a commander of the military.

What if the person orchestrating this is in your own country?

Does that count still?

I think it does.

The second definition, an attack on the rights of another,

infringement or violation. I hear a lot an attack on the rights of another, infringement or

violation. I hear a lot of people on the left calling this a humanitarian disaster what's

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