Hello, everyone, I'm Kennedy, along with Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, Dana Perino,

and Greg Gutfeld. It is 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

Well, that didn't take long.

Republicans were already unwrapping the midterm gifts.

Democrats so kindly handed to them to Sunites, that viral moment when the Dems sat on their keysters instead of standing up for Americans over illegal immigrants.

Vice President J.D. Vance sure had a field bay blasting Dems like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Talib for scowling like they smelled something bad.

I look over the congressional Democrats and they're just scowling.

They cannot clap their hands for a six-year-old who survived an attack from an illegal

alien. What is that? What kind of a person can't stand up and cheer for an innocent young

girl who's doing well, who's showing the entire country strength and resilience?

And Republicans wasting no time cutting this ad.

These people are crazy.

But the Democrats, they are ready to die on this illegal immigrant hill by calling the question itself, drum roll please, racist.

I think you can agree with the what, like standing up for American citizens, but I disagree with the how.

And so it's always about how do we bring our country together, but not stand on the backs of others.

There's thinly veiled racist language, anti-immigrant language in what he was asking, and that was uncomfortable.

And the president's speech was just very performative.

If you think you should be supporting American citizens

over illegal immigrants, stand up. You know, that's wrong, right? And everybody on that side

who stood up knows it's wrong. Might have been performative, but at least he wasn't a talking

corpse, like some might say about our last president, which would have

been rude, Harold. So let's talk about the what and the how that the congresswoman was

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