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And we've got two rounds of the moist line coming up at 320 and 350. And we've got some

Tom Holman to play. I enjoy Tom Homan more than any other government official right now,

because he never, ever backs down.

All these reporters and anchors, many of them, try to get him to, somehow they try to want to shame him because he's not empathetic and sensitive enough that they will not,

that they want him to finally break down and give in to all their progressive demands.

The way they frame questions, the way they frame these stories, I mentioned this first thing on, first thing on the show,

you figure out to listen to the one o'clock hour. We talked about this at length.

First thing I talked about is how you look at the L.A., and the story is about these chaotic protests over the immigration raid.

And it takes seven paragraphs before the L.A. Times writers,

maybe I'll talk about this again later in the hour,

seven paragraphs before they mention that 10 child slaves, child labor slaves, were pulled out of this pot farm.

Seventh paragraph in.

To me, I don't know.

What do you think?

Did you think the biggest story here is that there was,

there were 10 children being forced into slave labor,

10 illegal alien kids, eight of them had no parents.

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