This is an I Heart podcast.

Guaranteed human.

And on day one, we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in American history.

We were promised that.

And Donald Trump so far has delivered.

Stop for a second.

We're going to talk.

It's going to be a big show.

What has happened with mass deportations?

What isn't happening?

Where are we got? It's going to be a long,

long show on it. But last year, over two million deportations. I saw a graph this morning. I think it

was New York Times. Don't quote me on that. A graph this morning showing the major metropolitan

areas, all of them, negative net migration. And I know, look, we're a year

into the Trump presidency, more than a year in the second Trump presidency, and by this point

in time, everybody has a gripe, myself included. I don't like this. I don't like that.

I wish we were doing this. Totally fair. You're not a subject. You're a citizen. Complain all you want.

Totally your right to do so and my right to do so. However, mass deportation is necessary to save

the United States of America. If we massively deport foreigners, we will save this country.

And if we don't massively deport foreigners, we can't.

We cannot possibly stop the communists from conquering everything if all these foreigners stay here and we get more foreigners in this country.

So far, so far after the first year, the Trump administration has done well.

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