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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting.

We're taking them out by the thousands. We're being obstructed. It's very unfair what's

happening because the court system is being, it's very unfair.

So we're getting them out.

It's a very difficult thing with the courts because the courts have all of a sudden, out of

nowhere, they said, maybe you have to have trials, trials.

We're going to have five million trials.

Doesn't work.

Doesn't work.

You wouldn't have a country left.

But hopefully the Supreme Court will save it. But what they've done is a very, very serious thing.

So how was the deporter-in-chief Barack Obama who deported so many people?

How did he get him out without having a trial for everybody?

The due process that we're talking about now?

What was the difference? A lot of that was they were apprehended at the border okay uh he did like the

immediate quickie deportation which is which is different for reasons i mean we could

argue about whether it ought to be or not but but so those differences

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