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The video discusses a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian migrants. The speaker frames this as a victory for national sovereignty and resource protection, while dismissing Democratic opposition and media narratives as politically motivated and disconnected from the concerns of ordinary American citizens.
Elena Kagan says it's all racist, but she doesn't have to live like this.
She's living the life of a US Supreme Court justice.
They live pretty well.
They have staff coming out of the ears.
Their every wish is catered to.
They don't even have to pour their own water.
Okay, she's not living like this woman.
Listen.
I was looking at the giant holes in some of our buildings.
I noticed all of the old familiar spots bearing new signs in an unfamiliar language.
I watched as groups of strangers walked around the city
like lost tourists, and it was like a punch in the gut.
A terrible sadness came over me, and I began to cry.
I immediately started to think back to when I was little,
walking from my grandma's house on South Fountain through downtown
and all the way to Snyder Park, going to Wren's to get new school clothes and shoes.
The excitement of the mall for lunch at the Blue Fox or even better to see Santa
riding down High Street, admiring the beauty of those stately homes
and their amazing architecture, dropping pennies in the fountain and making wishes.
And now all those warm memories are becoming fuel to the fire of anger inside of me.
I feel like we have been invaded by some sort of pest.
I'm angry that my friends and family are packing up and moving away.
I'm angry that foreigners are using up the resources that were set up
for the Americans that reside here.
I'm angry that another country's flag was being flown in our city.
I'm angry when I see our businesses and recreational areas littered with garbage
left by people that do not know or understand our laws and culture
and are making no attempt to learn about them.
And let me be clear, this is not about race.
This is about people being given the privilege of coming here from another country
and having no respect for our people, our land, or our life's work.
Right on.
That woman just got validated by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Your pleas were heard, madam, by President Trump
and by the six conservative justices of the U.S. Supreme Court majority who understood
it's his decision.
Elena Kagan can cry in her soup all she wants.
She only has two other votes.
That doesn't make majority.
And President Trump's decision to listen to that woman that we just heard there stands.
This happened right before the election.
That's why it was raised by David Muir in that debate where Trump said it.
We have that moment.
Let's watch.
And look at what's happening to the towns all over the United States.
And a lot of towns don't want to talk.
It's not going to be Aurora or Springfield.
A lot of towns don't want to talk about it because they're so embarrassed by it.
In Springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in.
They're eating the cats.
They're eating.
They're eating the pets of the people that live there.
And this is what's happening in our country.
Kamala Harris for the listening audience is doing her cackle on the split screen, shaking
her head.
No, no.
Maybe if you had actually tried to listen, Kamala, to the concerns of the local residents,
you would have carried states like Ohio.
Maybe if you had tried listening rather than scoffing just to show, oh, what a what a
disgusting liar Donald Trump was, you would have gotten a few more votes from people who
understood that you might have cared about them as opposed to just pandering to your
elite San Francisco crowd.
The president cared.
The president listened.
The president and the vice president, too, campaigned on this.
JD Vance went out there repeatedly like they were calling attention to the problems in
communities like this to try to bring actual faces and stories to the abstract issue of
illegal immigration, whether it was highlighting what happened to Lake and Riley or President
Trump went down to the southern border repeatedly with them, with the moms of girls who'd been
killed and boys who'd been killed by illegals or this this issue in Springfield, Ohio, with
the Haitians.
They did a great job of it.
It's one of the reasons he was elected and JD was elected vice president.
And they this was one of the first orders of business to say no more, no more temporary
protected status for these people.
Go home.
It's time.
Get out.
And now they've been backed by a six vote majority of the US Supreme Court, and the
Democrats are freaking out when they give you some of the reaction that's coming in.
OK, first, the New York attorney general, Letitia James, she's a big Trump fan, as you
know, writes, quote, The Supreme Court's decision to strip TPS from Haitian and Syrian
communities is a betrayal of our values and of the promise of our country, the promise
our country made to protect people from displacement and harm.
I'll never stop fighting for our immigrant neighbors and loved ones.
Fight all you want.
You lost.
Go ahead and fight.
You're a loser.
A.G. of New York state.
Your opinion means nothing.
What matters is the sixth justice majority in the US Supreme Court that just overruled
your argument.
So go ahead and whistle into the wind, madam.
No one's listening.
Representative Seth Moulton, this guy had enough of this guy.
This is the guy, remember, tried to sound reasonable on boys and girls sports.
I have four daughters.
I don't know.
This is a question of fairness.
And then as soon as he got beaten up by the left, he completely reversed himself.
Like the you know what that he is.
Here's his latest.
Donald Trump's Supreme Court has ended legal protections for tens of thousands of Haitian
and Syrian migrants rather than protect the hardworking families that contribute to our
communities.
Please, Trump's justices are sending them back to the same places they fled.
Democrats need to reform the court to preserve our rights and protect TPS families.
I mean, that is what a growing segment of the progressives want to do is reform the
court.
What they mean by that is add seats to dilute the right wing majority like, OK, they're
just they're they're not as radical as those three Democrat socialists who were elected
in New York last night.
Well, they weren't elected.
They won the primaries, but they're going to be elected because there's no meaningful
opposition for Dems in New York.
They're not as radical as those DSAs, but they are they're on the same path.
It's, you know, different shades of red, meaning commie.
We're not going to pack the Supreme Court, you loon, because you're losing now.
You used to win all the time.
When it's a Dem majority, you win a lot more as a Dem.
What would he have said if Republicans wanted to pack the court?
That never happened.
Republicans haven't proposed nightmare things like that over and over and over the way the
Democrats have because they're they tend to want to conserve things.
That's generally the way conservatives view institutions and our country.
Elizabeth Warren, also known as Chief Lies A Lot or Pocahontas, the Supreme Court is
letting Trump ignore laws set by Congress and send hardworking legal immigrants.
Are they into imminent danger in Haiti, Syria and other violent countries?
It's horrific.
This decision is a disaster for the rule of law and a disaster for thousands of families.
I mean, it's not a disaster for thousands of American families.
I mean, I'm sorry they have to go back to Haiti and Syria.
I wouldn't want to go there either.
But I'm not Haitian.
I'm not Syrian.
Thank God above.
I'm a United States citizen.
I get to stay here.
I'm sorry they have to go home to the countries in which they they were born and raised like
she's acting like we're shipping them off to Siberia and to some like work camp.
You need to go back home now.
Your all expenses paid vacation in the United States, courtesy of the American taxpayers,
has now come to a conclusion.
Goodbye.
That's all Trump said.
And this is the meltdown.
Chuck Schumer, in a cruel and inhumane decision, the Supreme Court just turned its back on more
than 300000 Haitians.
TPS, temporary protected status exists for this reason, to protect people when returning
home is unsafe.
Haiti and Syria remain unsafe today.
Instead of showing basic humanity, Donald Trump and his court have chosen fear, chaos
and cruelty.
OK, the US Supreme Court doesn't choose cruelty.
They decide whether they have the power to review something or not.
And if the answer is yes, then they apply established legal standards for statutory
or other interpretation.
And then they determine whether someone has run afoul of the law.
That's all they've done here.
There's no independent judgment that asylum is good or bad.
Haitians, Syrians are good or bad.
None of the stuff I said about culture, none of that.
That is for a president to decide.
He's an elected leader.
He faces the voters.
SCOTUS doesn't.
That's all they did.
So, you know, this is just an attempt to undermine faith in the judiciary at its highest
level by someone who has been threatening the Supreme Court for a long, long time.
Chuck Schumer, gotta be ashamed of yourself.
Here you go more and more and more.
And they will be, of course, aided and abetted in all this misinformation about how it's
just a cruel Supreme Court and a racist President Trump and a racist Supreme Court, for that
matter, because they didn't take issue with the president's quotes, the dogs by the media,
by compliant media.
And I'll give you one example.
As I sometimes as I'm getting ready for the show, I will put on YouTube TV and I'll just
check in to see, like, how big issues that are breaking are being covered.
And I meandered over to MS Now.
I don't even know who this person is, but here's the coverage I was treated to shortly
before we came on today.
The relevant group here is all TPS countries, all of which are nonwhite.
And that makes its way into Justice Kagan's dissent, where she says Haitians are black,
Norwegians and Swedes, not so much.
The references of filth, disease and primitiveness are shot through with racial stereotypes and
tropes.
It is hard to imagine the statements being made today of any white community.
And that just stands in such stark contrast, I think, to the decision that six justices
of this Supreme Court today made in saying that none of the statements out of the mouth
of Trump or Kristi Noem were overtly racial enough to lend themselves to an equal protection
claim on behalf of the Haitian immigrants that were contesting the termination of temporary
protected status for their country.
Lisa Rubin, thank you so much for breaking all that down.
Some of those quotes, I've heard them all before.
Sometimes they're heartbreaking to happen to have to listen to again, frankly.
But thankfully, we have more time to talk about all this.
Everyone is staying with me.
We have another big decision that we have to dig into.
Are you an idiot?
My team tells me she's named Antonia Hilton.
I've never heard of this person before, ever.
And it's obvious why.
Don't get too attached.
I'm sure she won't be making it.
Why are you talking about how heartbreaking the quotes are?
**** off.
No one's paying you for your opinion in the middle of the day on MSNBC.
Over there, they're actually still pretending to be news during the day.
Did you know that?
They actually want you to believe that these are news anchors, straight news anchors during
the daytime on MSNOW.
Well, that's, you're heartbroken?
What?
Get it together, Antonia.
Her aunt is Soledad O'Brien.
My team just sent me that.
Her aunt is Soledad O'Brien.
Yeah, sensing a pattern here.
I love that they're zeroing in on Norway and Sweden.
How dare, like we would take immigrants from there.
Have you been to Norway or Sweden?
We were there in June of 2024, literally two years ago.
You could eat off the sidewalks.
They are so clean.
I mean, Norway in particular is like, it's got the fjords, it's got water that you can
splash all over your face and immerse your newborn baby in, unlike where I grew up going
to my grandparents' boatyard on the Hudson River.
But Norway is as clean as clean can get.
Everybody spends their time outdoors, even though it's zero degrees most of the year
there.
And it's pristine.
Sweden, too.
Sweden's had an immigrant problem.
Most of their crime is attributed to the immigrants, and now they're cracking down on them.
Now they're deporting.
Now they've stopped for a while now importing.
But they're suffering some of the same problems we are because they tried the same experiments
that we did under Joe Biden and really just were following Europe's lead on allowing all
these Syrian refugees to go in, so-called refugees to go in, and suffering the same
consequences.
So it's not about skin color.
There are plenty of native, whatever, Norwegians and Danes, for that matter, and Swedes who
aren't white, who've been immigrated with different families over the years, who have
grown up in that culture and have the same values as the others do.
But these whole countries, like Haiti, it is a shithole.
I'm sorry.
That's why the people don't want to be there.
It's not because the people are black that it's a shithole.
Obviously not.
We have a very large black population in the United States.
They don't make the United States a shithole.
This isn't about the race of the people.
It's about the country, the customs, and the culture.
Sorry, the way it is.
And all of it's bullshit anyway, because Elena Kagan doesn't want a bunch of immigrants
from Cuba, even though they're all brown.
She doesn't want them because they're going to vote Republican.
That's why Cuban Americans tend to be the most Republican among Republicans and certainly
among Hispanics.
That's why that's the one country they're like, I don't know about that.
They're not talking about making Cuba the 51st state.
It's only Puerto Rico, D.C., the places they can control in terms of its left-leaning politics.
So whatever.
Spare me.
Here's one more coming in, Representative Summer Lee.
She's a squad.
Either she's on the squad or squad-like.
This extremist Supreme Court just gave Trump the green light to block asylum seekers at
the border, which, again, is a good thing.
That was the first decision.
And end TPS protections for Haitians and Syrians.
People fleeing danger deserve compassion, not cruelty.
Yes, and we gave it to them.
We gave it to them for many, many, many years, Summer.
Perhaps given the nature of your name, you understand that there is a season for all
behaviors.
And allowing people to come into your country to flee danger is such a season.
Does the season go on beyond 15, 16 years?
I feel like it's kind of over.
I feel like no season lasts more than a few months at most.
People fleeing danger deserve compassion, not cruelty.
We must reform and expand the court immediately.
God, these people are so dumb.
She's from Pennsylvania.
It's tough.
And now my team tells me Antonia Hilton, who is so heartbroken at hearing those quotes,
she went to Harvard.
I mean, honestly, like I put my Syracuse University degree up against these Harvard morons any
day of the week.
They actually just gave me a solid liberal arts education.
They didn't try to indoctrinate me there, nor at my law school.
I was in college at a different time.
There were a couple of incidents, but certainly not enough to make me a far left pink Okami,
unlike Antonia, who feels, I mean, she's clearly new to the business.
I'm going to give you a little lesson.
When you are playing the role, sweetheart, of a straight news anchor, you don't say things
like, oh, those quotes that the losing justice brought up are breaking when it is disputable,
whether they are or they aren't.
You can say heartbreaking if you see a tragic story where someone has been killed or hurt.
You can see a maimed American on a stretcher.
Yeah, there you can do it, Antonia.
But when you're talking about disputed quotes, the context of which is not rendered in full,
appearing in a dissent.
So it's the losing side, which obviously has an axe to grind.
You might want to think twice about expressing your personal opinion,
trying to impress your woke bettors over at MS Now.
We are always going to talk about it and respect.
No BS, no agenda, no fear.
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