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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, Gil Damn sung about coming to America, traveling far
without a home, without a star, free, I want to
be free. Yeah, America, We're still the great American dream, right,
It's still a place that people want to come. But
should we cut off the spicott to make up for
what the Democrat Party has done for the last four years?
(00:24):
Joining us as Nate Morris, he's running for you a
senator in Kentucky. Is that what you're proposing, Nate? Just
basically turn off the entire spickett here no immigration for
a while.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
We've got to do that. You know. Under Joe Biden,
we were invaded. We were invaded, and nobody says it,
but we had over twenty million people come into this
country that we know nothing about. And this was all
about trying to change the demographics of this country to
have a permanent Blue majority in America. This was all
about winning elections and power. And all these illegals have
(00:56):
got to go back. Saying goodness, President Trump has sealed
the border. Next up is the illegals go back, every
one of them, no exceptions, no special circumstances, no room
for DACA. They all go. And until that happens, we've
got to have a moratorium. We're absolutely full as a country.
We are full, and we are overrun at our hospitals,
our schools with these illegals. And you know, I was
(01:19):
talking to a county clerk here in Kentucky. They're trying
to process one hundred and twenty different languages, and just
five years ago it was English and Spanish. And so
something must change because it's not just about America or border.
This is about Western civilization. And we saw that last
night with that election in New York with Mondami. This
(01:42):
is about Western civilization and that's that's hanging in the
balance until we deport every single one of these illegals.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Okay, So however long it takes to deport them all,
deport them all, and we in the meantime, you have
a moratorium, do you continue that moratorium against immigration past
the point of removing all the legals you can get
your hands on, or fine, Well.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
I think certainly it's going to take it's going to
take some time to make sure every illegal goes back,
and I think we've got to prioritize different aspects of
those illegals. Obviously the criminals go absolutely first, but it's
going to take some time, and I think we can
make that appropriate call. But you know, immigrating to this
country is not a right of anyone. It's a privilege.
(02:24):
It's a privilege, and we have to remember that that
this America is not a dumping ground for the Third
World and everyone else's problems. That it never should be.
And we have got to protect American citizens, American interests first.
And I think President Trump has gotten it right that
we had to seal the border, and that was the
crux of the MAGA movement to begin with ten years ago.
(02:48):
That's what got everyone excited and motivated in this country.
They saw what was happening. They didn't recognize their country
because of mass migration. And look no further than the
United Kingdom. They've lost their country. They've absolutely lost their
country in about fifteen years because of mass migration and
people that they know nothing about, and that is coming
(03:09):
over here if we don't get really, really tough.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
The question is, and I'll have to leave it at
this for today, but the question is can this continue
past President Trump. I think we saw yesterday, especially in Virginia,
that when President Trump is on the ballot, the Republicans
all show up to vote when he's not on the ballot,
not so much.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Well, I believe that we've got to continue to do
President Trump's work. We've got to continue to implement the
MAGA agenda. That's why I'm running for the United States
Senate to stand strong with President Trump. We have a
senior senator here in Kentucky and Mitch McConnell, that has
stabbed President Trump in the back over and over again,
and we've got to have somebody that's willing to stand
with him and implement his agenda. But I'm hopeful that
(03:50):
we will continue to have a new generation of leadership
that continues the MAGA movement well into the future. And
that's also what this is the election is about. It's
providing opportunity to the next generation to lead and to
serve and to motivate this country and to hopefully continue
the MAGA movement with what President Trump started.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Well done, sir, Hope, you're right, Thank you, appreciate your time.
Nate Morris, He's running for the United States Senate in
Kentucky seven twenty seven
Well, Gil Damn sung about coming to America, traveling far
without a home, without a star, free, I want to
be free. Yeah, America, We're still the great American dream, right,
It's still a place that people want to come. But
should we cut off the spicott to make up for
what the Democrat Party has done for the last four years?
(00:24):
Joining us as Nate Morris, he's running for you a
senator in Kentucky. Is that what you're proposing, Nate? Just
basically turn off the entire spickett here no immigration for
a while.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
We've got to do that. You know. Under Joe Biden,
we were invaded. We were invaded, and nobody says it,
but we had over twenty million people come into this
country that we know nothing about. And this was all
about trying to change the demographics of this country to
have a permanent Blue majority in America. This was all
about winning elections and power. And all these illegals have
(00:56):
got to go back. Saying goodness, President Trump has sealed
the border. Next up is the illegals go back, every
one of them, no exceptions, no special circumstances, no room
for DACA. They all go. And until that happens, we've
got to have a moratorium. We're absolutely full as a country.
We are full, and we are overrun at our hospitals,
our schools with these illegals. And you know, I was
(01:19):
talking to a county clerk here in Kentucky. They're trying
to process one hundred and twenty different languages, and just
five years ago it was English and Spanish. And so
something must change because it's not just about America or border.
This is about Western civilization. And we saw that last
night with that election in New York with Mondami. This
(01:42):
is about Western civilization and that's that's hanging in the
balance until we deport every single one of these illegals.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Okay, So however long it takes to deport them all,
deport them all, and we in the meantime, you have
a moratorium, do you continue that moratorium against immigration past
the point of removing all the legals you can get
your hands on, or fine, Well.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
I think certainly it's going to take it's going to
take some time to make sure every illegal goes back,
and I think we've got to prioritize different aspects of
those illegals. Obviously the criminals go absolutely first, but it's
going to take some time, and I think we can
make that appropriate call. But you know, immigrating to this
country is not a right of anyone. It's a privilege.
(02:24):
It's a privilege, and we have to remember that that
this America is not a dumping ground for the Third
World and everyone else's problems. That it never should be.
And we have got to protect American citizens, American interests first.
And I think President Trump has gotten it right that
we had to seal the border, and that was the
crux of the MAGA movement to begin with ten years ago.
(02:48):
That's what got everyone excited and motivated in this country.
They saw what was happening. They didn't recognize their country
because of mass migration. And look no further than the
United Kingdom. They've lost their country. They've absolutely lost their
country in about fifteen years because of mass migration and
people that they know nothing about, and that is coming
(03:09):
over here if we don't get really, really tough.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
The question is, and I'll have to leave it at
this for today, but the question is can this continue
past President Trump. I think we saw yesterday, especially in Virginia,
that when President Trump is on the ballot, the Republicans
all show up to vote when he's not on the ballot,
not so much.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Well, I believe that we've got to continue to do
President Trump's work. We've got to continue to implement the
MAGA agenda. That's why I'm running for the United States
Senate to stand strong with President Trump. We have a
senior senator here in Kentucky and Mitch McConnell, that has
stabbed President Trump in the back over and over again,
and we've got to have somebody that's willing to stand
with him and implement his agenda. But I'm hopeful that
(03:50):
we will continue to have a new generation of leadership
that continues the MAGA movement well into the future. And
that's also what this is the election is about. It's
providing opportunity to the next generation to lead and to
serve and to motivate this country and to hopefully continue
the MAGA movement with what President Trump started.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Well done, sir, Hope, you're right, Thank you, appreciate your time.
Nate Morris, He's running for the United States Senate in
Kentucky seven twenty seven
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