Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Jim Acosta show. It is Monday, and a lot of Monday madness with Donald

Trump, to say the least. As you can see, Olivia Troy, joining me on the program, Michael Cohen

for Michael Monday coming up a little later. We're going to be talking about our live town hall

coming up Tuesday evening in New York City. Olivia will be there. We're hoping, we're praying.

We'll be sending a limo. We'll be sending, you know, carriage and white horses, whatever it takes.

Carrier pigeons. Pigeons are fine. All of those things. But we'll talk about all that a little bit later,

because I definitely want to get to

Michael and we'll discuss that as well. We've got some great guests lined up. It's going to be a

lot of fun. We're also going to get into some very serious stuff because, I mean, there's some

really serious stuff flying around today. And I mean, I'm just going to start it with this sentence,

quote, the homegrowns are next. That is a quote from

Donald Trump. Trump is looking to expand his program of deportations in this country. He's considering

the idea of sending U.S. citizens to what critics have described as a modern-day gulag in Central

America, also known as the Seacot Prison for terrorists and gang members, as that country

describes them in El Salvador. Consider what Trump said in the Oval Office earlier today with

the president of El Salvador. Trump told reporters he's contemplating the idea of deporting U.S.

citizens to this prison in El Salvador if they've committed certain crimes. He cited acts of violence,

but Olivia, you heard this. He seemed to leave the idea open-ended, adding he wants the White

House to look into the prospect. And this is the quote. He said, the homegrowns are next.

Media was reporting this. Those are the chilling words uttered by Trump to El Salvador's president

Buckele, surreptitiously captured in a casual Oval Office conversation before the White

House pool entered. Aaron Rupar captured it. Jonathan Lemire shared it. But I mean,

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