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We have to deport a lot of people to save the United States of America.

Steve Days is here.

Jennifer Galardi is here.

All that.

So much more coming up on I'm right. Let's talk about deportation. Let's talk about foreigners. Look, this is going to come to New York City

and what's about to happen to New York City with the election of this Mamdani guy. So before we get to

Mamdani in New York City specifically,

I need to explain a couple things to you. First of all, you, how you think about government,

what you want government to do and be. And none of us are exactly alike. You and I may differ

on this issue or that issue, taxes or the border or abortion or something

like that. But if I were to tell you that there was this candidate running for office and this

candidate aligned with you on all of your issues, no matter what your issues are, every one of them,

taxes and spending it, they aligned with you on every single thing. Would you

vote for that person? Probably rolling your eyes. It's obvious, right? The answer is yes. But why? I didn't

tell you what they look like. I didn't tell you what their skin color was. Didn't tell you their religion, didn't even tell you their sex,

male, female. I didn't tell you any of that, but you just said you would vote for that

person. You know why? Because you think about politics in the correct way. For you, government itself, obviously something that should be kept

at bay, should be kept restrained, but government itself, it's not there to reflect your tribe,

whatever that tribe may be. It's there to do the things you want done, to carry your values into Washington, D.C., and get those things done.

Now, this may sound like an obvious point, but that brings me to so many peoples from all over the

world and how differently they look at politics than you do. This is this is a central part of

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