Well, I'm not involved in it. I'm going to respond by saying you'll have to speak to the lawyers, the DOJ.

I've heard many things about him and we'll have to find out what the truth is.

I was elected to get rid of those criminals to get them out of our country or to put them away, but to get them out of our country.

And I don't see how judges can take that authority away from a president.

That's President Trump yesterday, responding to a question about Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia

and whether he deserved due process before his deportation to a prison in El Salvador.

Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe.

It's Friday, April 18th.

Good Friday to you and your family.

And with us, we have U.S. special correspondent for BBC News

and the host of The Rest is Politics, podcast, Katty Kay.

Also, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist in MSNBC political analyst Eugene Robinson, U.S.

editor at the Financial Times, Ed Luce, and Rogers Chair is at the American,

Rogers Chair of the American Presidency at Vanderbilt University, historian John Meacham.

I've only said it a thousand times.

You think I get it right the thousandth time.

Also, a host of Pablo

Tori finds out on Metal Arc Media, MSNBC contributor Pablo Tori, and columnist and associate editor

for the Washington Post, David Ignatius. And Caddy Kay, so much continuing to happen in this case

of Garcia, Abrago Garcia, a man who was, the government, I mean, let's just say you,

and again, the government admitted they made a mistake.

And, of course, that's because in 2019, he was provided protection by a judge in his case who determined he couldn't be sent back to El Salvador.

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