It's Tuesday, February 6th, 2024. That no good, very bad border deal. The King has cancer,

and as it turns out, cracking down on crime is popular. Next on the AM update.

At least 19 Republican senators have now voiced their opposition to that no-good, very bad, so-called compromise on border security that's been introduced in the Senate, which I told you about yesterday.

In case you need your memory jog, essentially what this bill does is legalize illegal immigration, and it's being marketed as border security.

Those 19 senators already in opposition are Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Mike Brown, of Indiana,

Katie Britt, of Alabama, Ted Budd, of North Carolina, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Ted Cruz, of Texas,

Steve Danes of Montana, Bill Haggurdy of Tennessee, Josh Holly of Missouri, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Mike Lee, Utah,

Roger Marshall of Kansas, Fran Paul of Kentucky, Jim Rich of Idaho, Marco Rubio of Florida, Eric Schmidt of

of Missouri, Rick Scott of Florida, Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, and J.D. Vance of Ohio.

Senator James Langford of Oklahoma, Republican, is one of the senators who introduced the bill,

and he defended that steaming pile of garbage on Fox News yesterday.

So we actually have this bill came out yesterday, Sunday.

The first procedural vote is Wednesday, and that procedural vote is literally just open it up to be able to go through it

and to be able to say, are we going to debate it this week?

That's what Senator Lee is actually talking about. It's interesting that he said he's already opposed to it.

He needs three weeks to be able to read it, but he's already opposed to it. So again, people have

got to be able to read it, go through it themselves. Don't just go off a Facebook post somewhere

what the bill says. This dramatically changes asylum. It dramatically changes deportations. We no longer have a 10-year backlog. It builds more wall. Those are the key things that it actually does. But read it for yourselves. Don't just believe what's online.

Here's what Speaker Johnson said. I have seen enough. This bill is even worse than we expected. It won't come close to any of the border catastrophe the president has created. As the lead Democrat negotiated proclaimed, under this legislation the border never closes.

If this bill reaches the House, it will be dead on arrival.

Your thoughts?

Yeah, unfortunately that he would step out and be able to say that right away before,

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