This is the Jerry Kelley Hinge, you know, man, what a weekend, what a week, what a summer.

We got so much crazy stuff going on in this country. I want to start by congratulating

my libel friends. I got a lot of them. Obviously, I live in Boston. I've lived here my whole

life. I'm surrounded by them. And I want to commend them. I want to congratulate them. And also

my libel friends in New York, in LA, in around the country, they're getting what they voted for. I

feel good for them. I'm glad I'm happy for them. They're getting what they voted for. They voted

for Democrats. They voted for sanctuary cities. They wanted the immigrants to come, illegal immigrants

to come into their communities. They welcomed them. You know, there's no such thing as an illegal,

that's what I was told. Hate has no home here. They wanted this and they got it. And now they're

finding out it's more than just a theory. Let's let everybody. And let's let's welcome everybody.

You know, just like the Statue of Liberty said, bring in your huddle masses, put them up in

nice hotels, give them three squares of day, give them phones, give them money, give them jobs,

let them take over schools and soccer fields. That's what they wanted. That's what they're getting.

I don't know what the problem is. Why are people upset at this? Why is Moira Healy declaring a

state of emergency in Massachusetts? Why is Eric Adams saying we can't take any more? That's it.

You never said there was a limit. You just said we welcome everybody. And now everybody is showing up.

Everybody has their hands out and they want everything you have to offer. Why aren't they happy

about this? The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, a radical Marxist said we didn't ask for this.

What do you think sanctuary status is? That is you inviting them in. You just didn't think they

would make it all the way from the southern border to your city. You just said let the Texans let

people in Arizona deal with it. I'm going to say once again, Governor Abbott is brilliant. I think

he was the first, the governor of Texas, the first to say put them on buses, put them on planes,

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