Hey, welcome everybody to the Jim Acosta show. It is Tuesday. And as you can see, joining me today is New Media Rising Star, Harry, great to see you.

Thank you for having me on, Mr. Acosta. It's great to be here. Oh, no, you got to call me Jim. There's no way.

You want Jim? You got it. Jim. We'll go with Jim. Jim is good. That'll just make me feel older, but Harry, you were just telling me before we would call it, just like posting notes and stuff like that. So I've never done a Substack Live. I actually just launched my newsletter today,

so it's like perfect timing. And I really appreciate the platform and allowing to like flesh out

thoughts in in greater detail than you normally would on like other platforms. So I'm,

you know, excited to be here. Yeah, no, totally. And I noticed earlier today you were writing on Substack, he posted about Kilmar Obrego Garcia,

the man who was living in Maryland until he was scooped up by the Trump administration

and sent down to that notorious mega-prison in El Salvador.

And I guess we can just get into this.

I mean, one thing we should note, the Washington Post reported earlier today that the wife of Kilmar has been moved to a

safe house by supporters after U.S. officials posted a court document on social media that included

the family's address. Jennifer Vasquez-Sura told the Washington boast that she began fearing for her safety after all of that.

And you wrote about this on Substack.

You wrote about Kilbar, and you wrote, normally the unwavering support of Donald Trump by the MAGA movement might make the average person worried that the plurality of people who put him into office have lost touch with reality.

But in a remarkable

twist, it turns out that most people think Donald Trump has gone too far in these these removals.

I mean, you can call them deportations, but they're not really deportations because they haven't

had proper proceedings. And you point out that Aaron Blake and the Washington Post cited a UGov poll

that shows Americans opposed deporting people who don't have criminal convictions to El Salvador by more than a

two-to-one margin.

And you also wrote about, despite the distressing about face by Democrats like Gavin Newsom,

you know, we should care.

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