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Ladies and gentlemen, one of the wonderful things about this world is how so often what's old is new again.

So it is that the first administration of the man we now know as the felon in chief

started off with a ban on Muslim immigration into this country.

And now a year, just a little less than a year into this second chapter, the felon in chief, in reaction to the assassination of one National Guard's person and the serious injury of another in Washington, D.C. this week, he declared a permanent pause,

much like a long interim in immigration from 19 so-called third-world countries many of them populated by people of the Islamic

faith. This time you went a little further and according to reports I've seen has rewritten

the famous poem by Emma Lazarus that accompanied the Statue of Liberty.

It goes something like this.

Save you're tired, you're poor.

Your huddled masses yearning to mess up our streets.

The wretched refuse needs a mighty garbage trunk.

Send these the homeless tempest tossed to the folks at ice.

I turned off my lamp and closed the golden door. Although I would like a golden

door. Hello, welcome to the show.

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I love you

I love you

Yes indeed

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