Good morning, everyone.

The United States could potentially begin mass deportations of legal immigrants maybe on day one,

and Trump's now talking about what he may do.

Now, President-elect Donald Trump has now confirmed that he is prepared to

declare a national emergency and use the military to enact these mass

deportations and look policies from when Obama was president ironically

Obama policies could actually assist on the legal precedent side with these deportations because

they used to call Obama the deporter in chief. He deported a lot of people.

Now let me know your thoughts in the comments on Trump's potentially declaring this.

Do you think it's a good idea to have a national emergency, to use the military? Would you want that on your streets?

Let me know. I'm curious. Also, the New York Times is facing ridicule a national emergency to use the military would you want that on your streets let

me know I'm curious also the New York Times is facing ridicule over a recent

so-called fact check it published an RFK Jr who has been nominated as the

new head of Health and Human Services and his concerns over harmful additives

have been added to Fruit loop cereal and other things.

Now I'll be going into these topics and more today, so let's dive into it.

Now first off, President-elect Donald Trump, coming up very soon, January 20th, he has confirmed

publicly that he is prepared to declare a national emergency and to use the U.S. military for mass deportations.

This means possible troops on the street. I don't know what it looked like finding these individuals,

but troops on the street, or at least involved with this process. Now, when he was on the campaign trail,

Trump had said he would begin the process on the first day of his

presidency day one and Trump appears to have now reaffirmed this Tom Fitton you

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