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The confirmation hearings have begun for Mark Wayne Mullen, who's now former senator,

or soon to be former senator, I should say, Mark Wayne Mullen to take over at DHS.

Now, it's not what you expected these hearings. And we're going to bring you

through today, what took place in these hearings, who's the good guys and who's the bad guys. Now,

you would think that the Republican Party, as they always are, have a united front and back,

Mark Wayne Mullen, to continue to pursue the largest deportation raids in history, the largest overall deportations in history, have the most secure border in history because that's what the Republicans are, right?

That's what people go to vote for when they go to vote for Republicans.

It's why Donald Trump, a big part of why Donald Trump won so resoundingly back in November. People wanted secure borders. People wanted mass deportations. It's what they want. It's what the numbers still show. Contrary to what some rhino wants to tell you, because I constantly hear now, oh, well, Mike Johnson's shifting because that's what the polling is showing. The polling showing that Americans don't want mass deportations anymore. They don't want people deported. They don't want secure

borders. It's nonsense. It's nonsensical and it's a lie. Overwhelmingly, people still want

mass deportations and people still want a secure border. So, President Trump tapped Mark

Wayne Mullen after it was announced that Kristy Knoem would be departing the agency.

After, you know, dealing with some issues, we'll say it nicely.

So you would think the Republican Party, the senators who haven't been able to unite behind just about anything this time around, including the SAVE Act, which is,

I think, fundamental for securing our elections, but we'll talk about that later. But you would think

the Republicans would be united for the most part. But there's always that one. Like there's one in the

House. There's that one in the Senate. And you know exactly who he is because he's been a thorn in the

side of President Trump since 2016. It's know exactly who he is because he's been a thorn in the side of President

Trump since 2016. It's a man who I believe has deep insecurities, a man who's still not been able

to come to terms that President Trump beat out, what was it, 16 contenders on a stage of 2016,

all professional politicians.

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