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  • An absolute travesty in my
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  • Humble opinion, has taken place at the supreme court.
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  • And that is, of course, on birthright citizenship.
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  • It's been a mixed court season.
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  • Certainly we've got some wins
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  • And we've got a one very, very big loss here.
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  • I'm at the mobile.
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  • Why refi studios here?
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  • Blake is in the actual y refi studios in phoenix, arizona.
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  • Blake, what a morning.
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  • What a morning.
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  • I think we were we were holding out. hope
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  • It could be a little better, but i think you and i both.
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  • We're not super surprised by this result.
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  • By this point.
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  • This is what a lot of the court watchers were predicting.
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  • This is what the prediction markets were predicting.
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  • This is where all arguments seem to land.
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  • So we at least had time to prepare ourselves for the blow.
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  • But it still stinks.
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  • We're referring,
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  • Of course, to the trump versus barbara supreme court case.
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  • That finally came down.
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  • Last decision of the term that is the birthright
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  • Citizenship case.
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  • President trump issued an executive order early
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  • In this term, trying to declare that
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  • Only the actual children of lawful permanent residents
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  • And citizens
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  • In the united states benefit from birthright citizenship.
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  • And in a 6 to 3 ruling, really 5 to 4.
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  • On the key point, justice john roberts,
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  • Joined by the three liberals and amy coney barrett.
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  • They say actually, every random chinese tourists
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  • Who has a kid in saipan,
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  • Every illegal immigrant who drops an anchor
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  • Baby ten feet over the border, every guest worker
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  • Who has a kid, all those children are u.s.
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  • Citizens for life.
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  • So what the 14th amendment says,
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  • They say, big bummer, unfortunate.
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  • But as we said yesterday,
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  • Not a change from what we had before.
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  • So here to help us unpack
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  • This is chad mosley, former doj chief of staff.
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  • Welcome to the show.
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  • Chad.
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  • Want to get your legal opinion on this?
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  • How bad was this ruling?
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  • Specifically on birthright?
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  • It's a monumental ruling.
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  • And it is, to be frank, horrible
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  • Because they interpret not a constitutional
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  • Or not a statutory text,
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  • But the constitution of the united states.
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  • So now, forever,
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  • Unless there's a constitutional amendment,
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  • The 14th amendment pro allows for individuals
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  • To come from china or to sneak over the border
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  • To give birth on the soil of the united states
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  • And forever become a us citizen.
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  • Yeah.
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  • And that key differentiation that you just made,
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  • We were sort of hoping that they were going to
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  • Rule on a statute, and it was going to be a
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  • You could push something to reconciliation through,
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  • You know, attach it to the save america act, whatever,
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  • That there was going to be a legislation, legislative
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  • Fix to this.
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  • But the way that they wrote this opinion is basically
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  • So overarching that you would either
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  • Need to challenge this again in the courts.
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  • As i put on this morning, that you would need to dobbs
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  • Roe v wade and get this re challenged at the highest court
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  • Or you'd have to pass a constitutional amendment.
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  • So this now becomes the litmus test.
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  • And i see some senators like eric schmidt already,
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  • Posting about this and commenting on it,
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  • That this now becomes the litmus test going forward
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  • For any justice that we might have on
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  • The supreme court, that they must answer
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  • This very definitive question what constitutes a citizen?
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  • What is birthright? what is the 14th amendment?
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  • Actually, i mean, because this is such a bastardization
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  • Of what
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  • The drafters of that amendment actually believed, right?
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  • We have a really important piece of, an image here.
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  • It's an official transcript
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  • From may 30th, 1866 from senator jacob howard,
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  • Who introduced the 14th amendment.
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  • He said this, of course, will not include persons born
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  • In the united states who are foreigners or aliens.
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  • Right. we have it highlighted there.
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  • We know that to the
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  • To the drafters of this at the time,
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  • They wouldn't have even considered this outcome.
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  • They wouldn't have
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  • Contemplated, as justice alito and clarence thomas have,
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  • Have so, rightfully said, that
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  • This level of foreign invasion and illegal immigration.
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  • Chatham, i miss reading this in some way.
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  • No you're not.
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  • I think that
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  • The question
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  • That everybody is answering right now
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  • And everybody is grappling
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  • With is, what is american citizenship?
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  • What does it actually mean?
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  • But i actually think there's another question
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  • And a very important question that no one is yet
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  • Talking about, though justice thomas flags
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  • This in his opinion, is decision.
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  • It's what is the power of the government
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  • And what is the type of government that we have?
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  • The opinion endorsed by amy coney barrett, john roberts
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  • And the three liberals is a feudal system of government
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  • Where we are subjects and not citizens.
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  • And that distinction is really important
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  • Because john roberts is drawing from the british tradition,
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  • If you were born on the king's land,
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  • You belonged to the king.
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  • That is a fundamentally different form of government
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  • Than what we have in the united states.
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  • And it's the exact form
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  • Of government that we were rebelling against.
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  • Justice thomas points us out
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  • And says we are no longer in a feudal system,
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  • But rather we're a system that values lineage.
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  • We're in a system
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  • That values the domicile, where you choosing to live.
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  • It's not enough to just be passing through
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  • The united states to have given birth here and now.
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  • All of a sudden, you are a subject of a king
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  • Rather, if you are domiciled here, if you were saying
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  • To the united states, i'm going to give you allegiance,
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  • And in return i want your protection,
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  • Then the united states
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  • Has struck a deal with you and said, fine,
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  • You can be a citizen, but for everybody else it's a no go.
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  • And so i see really two fundamental problems here.
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  • And i think the ultimate irony on the left
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  • Is that while they're out marching around the country
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  • Yelling about no kings, no king protests,
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  • They have adopted a fundamental system
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  • Of citizenship that essentially incorporates
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  • Kingship into united states government
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  • Chat.
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  • It's i know a lot of people worried about this.
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  • I'm looking through the decision,
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  • And i see a ton of citations to dred scott v sanford.
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  • That is, of course, the pre-civil war decision.
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  • Is it?
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  • It feels to me like justice roberts, who wrote this ruling,
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  • It's almost like he just decided
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  • I need to rule that chinese citizen,
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  • That chinese birth tourists are giving birth to citizens.
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  • Otherwise, i'm roger taney, and i'm bringing back
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  • The i'm reenacting his mistake.
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  • It's like he's held hostage by sappy stories
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  • He heard growing up or something.
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  • Am i reading this right?
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  • It it just feels like a very, almost emotional decision
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  • As opposed to a purely legal one.
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  • There does feel to be a lot of emotion,
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  • Even some of the attacks
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  • And things
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  • That they waged against justice thomas and his dissent.
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  • Right.
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  • They do have a feel of a lot of emotion here.
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  • I think that there was something
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  • Very wise in what plato actually recommended
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  • For some of the philosopher kings.
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  • Essentially, these are people who
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  • Are going to be off the grid.
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  • They're not going to d.c.
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  • Cocktail parties,
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  • They're not hanging out in the nation's capital.
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  • They are off the grid.
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  • And their job is to think about what is best for the nation.
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  • That really is, in some ways, what a supreme court
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  • Justice ought to be doing, not what's best for the nation.
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  • But what does the law say?
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  • And let me, implement that and let me translate that,
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  • And let me interpret that in a way
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  • That is completely devoid of political interference.
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  • Unfortunately, we've seen that that is just not the case
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  • From john roberts.
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  • It seems at time and time and time again,
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  • He does take those things into account.
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  • And it's really a shame.
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  • We again, to blake's point, we predicted this,
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  • But we were
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  • Hoping for a limited ruling, which the court
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  • Has so often recently tried to be disciplined.
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  • They've tried to sort of narrow and narrowly tailor
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  • Their ruling so that congress can act.
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  • And we kind of we're hoping for that.
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  • Instead, john roberts went full
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  • Let's just call he went full retard here.
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  • And, you know, acb no help.
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  • Kavanaugh was saying,
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  • Hey, if you passed
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  • Some limitations in congress, i would i would basically
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  • Change my vote.
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  • So we still we're still not at five,
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  • You know, even if, congress acts.
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  • You know, even if, congress acts.
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  • They believe americans.
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  • Just the presence of being in the united states of america.
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  • So what is an american?
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  • The best way i can answer it,
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  • It is someone that is demonstrated through objective
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  • Measurements and markers that this is home,
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  • That you have more than respect or reverence,
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  • That you're willing to die, that you are all in,
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  • That this is a place
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  • That you're willing to bleed for and sacrifice for.
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  • This is not a dumping ground for the third world.
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  • This is not a social experiment.
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  • You are, you are. you got a tear in your eye.
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  • On july 4th that you worship god,
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  • Not allah that you have.
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  • You have a you have a sense of weight and responsibility
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  • That you care about your fellow neighbor,
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  • An american, is more than just someone that has a u.s.
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  • Passport.
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  • Was actually with charlie when he, said those things.
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  • Just a few weeks before we lost him.
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  • So that those words are powerful and poignant.
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  • And if anybody knew what an american was,
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  • It was charlie kirk.
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  • We're joined by chad mizell,
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  • Former chief of staff to the doj.
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  • So does this ruling do what i think it does?
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  • Meaning that a chinese birth tourist
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  • Can drop off a baby in guam and that that, baby
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  • Could essentially become president someday.
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  • It does.
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  • And it's even worse than that,
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  • Because if you actually look at how easy it is
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  • For a chinese national to go to guam,
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  • To go to northern mariana islands,
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  • They don't even need a visa, andrew.
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  • They can just apply online.
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  • There's a very simple check and they can immediately
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  • Go for 14 days, 15 days.
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  • So if you're a woman, you know you're about to give birth,
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  • You go ahead and fly there.
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  • No one is going to stop you.
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  • You give birth. you now have a u.s.
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  • Citizen that you get to carry around the world with you.
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  • As a u.s. citizen, get to be used by the ccp.
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  • Absolutely.
  • 00:10:12.736 --> 00:10:13.537
  • That it could be used by the prc
  • 00:10:13.537 --> 00:10:15.238
  • Against the interests of the united states.
  • 00:10:15.238 --> 00:10:16.907
  • Absolutely.
  • 00:10:16.907 --> 00:10:18.141
  • Because here is one of the key elements of citizenship.
  • 00:10:18.141 --> 00:10:22.245
  • To whom do you owe in allegiance?
  • 00:10:22.245 --> 00:10:24.581
  • And that is the fundamental problem.
  • 00:10:24.581 --> 00:10:26.016
  • That is what the 14th amendment was really getting it right.
  • 00:10:26.016 --> 00:10:29.419
  • Think about dred scott.
  • 00:10:29.419 --> 00:10:31.922
  • You had black slaves in the united states
  • 00:10:31.922 --> 00:10:34.925
  • Who were told they were not citizens.
  • 00:10:34.925 --> 00:10:36.927
  • The 14th amendment was meant to correct that,
  • 00:10:36.927 --> 00:10:39.096
  • But these were individuals who had no other homeland
  • 00:10:39.096 --> 00:10:42.199
  • They would allegiance to no other country.
  • 00:10:42.199 --> 00:10:44.334
  • Some of these individuals fought in battles
  • 00:10:44.334 --> 00:10:46.236
  • On behalf of the united states. right.
  • 00:10:46.236 --> 00:10:47.871
  • These are people who are clearly owed
  • 00:10:47.871 --> 00:10:49.473
  • An allegiance
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  • To a single nation that is the united states of america.
  • 00:10:50.640 --> 00:10:53.844
  • And we rewarded them by giving them
  • 00:10:53.844 --> 00:10:55.946
  • The greatest thing
  • 00:10:55.946 --> 00:10:56.980
  • That we could give them as a nation citizenship.
  • 00:10:56.980 --> 00:10:59.382
  • Now, instead of doing that, we are taking people
  • 00:10:59.382 --> 00:11:02.018
  • Who have an allegiance to china.
  • 00:11:02.018 --> 00:11:03.620
  • People have a license to el salvador, honduras,
  • 00:11:03.620 --> 00:11:06.656
  • Any other country in the nation,
  • 00:11:06.656 --> 00:11:08.358
  • And saying, you get this most valuable thing.
  • 00:11:08.358 --> 00:11:11.661
  • It's no wonder that justice thomas said the ruling today
  • 00:11:11.661 --> 00:11:14.831
  • From the supreme court devalues all of our citizenship.
  • 00:11:14.831 --> 00:11:18.602
  • 100%, in fact.
  • 00:11:18.935 --> 00:11:20.403
  • Well, it's sort of this whole thing is meant to prevent
  • 00:11:20.403 --> 00:11:23.306
  • As as they'd say, it's like a caste system.
  • 00:11:23.306 --> 00:11:26.209
  • It's to prevent a hierarchy of citizens.
  • 00:11:26.209 --> 00:11:28.311
  • The non-citizens.
  • 00:11:28.311 --> 00:11:29.546
  • And yet this ruling almost gets it backwards,
  • 00:11:29.546 --> 00:11:31.948
  • Where it feels like america is headed
  • 00:11:31.948 --> 00:11:33.416
  • Towards the point where we're going to have a hierarchy
  • 00:11:33.416 --> 00:11:36.853
  • Of people who are merely only citizens of the united states,
  • 00:11:36.853 --> 00:11:40.824
  • And then people who have their back
  • 00:11:40.824 --> 00:11:42.192
  • Up, their fallback, their alternative citizenship
  • 00:11:42.192 --> 00:11:44.995
  • Because they're actually chinese,
  • 00:11:44.995 --> 00:11:47.130
  • They're actually from some other foreign country.
  • 00:11:47.130 --> 00:11:49.132
  • They have another place they can check out, too,
  • 00:11:49.132 --> 00:11:51.668
  • Whereas we're kind of stuck.
  • 00:11:51.668 --> 00:11:53.270
  • We're stuck on the american ship of state ourselves.
  • 00:11:53.270 --> 00:11:55.272
  • I'm ride or die for america, nothing else.
  • 00:11:55.272 --> 00:11:59.442
  • That's 100% right,
  • 00:11:59.876 --> 00:12:00.844
  • Which is why i think congress needs to act.
  • 00:12:00.844 --> 00:12:03.580
  • I think the trump administration needs to act.
  • 00:12:03.580 --> 00:12:05.649
  • What we cannot do is pass a law to change this ruling.
  • 00:12:05.649 --> 00:12:09.719
  • Unfortunately, because they made it
  • 00:12:09.719 --> 00:12:11.188
  • As a constitutional ruling,
  • 00:12:11.188 --> 00:12:13.056
  • The only way to overrule that is a constitutional amendment.
  • 00:12:13.056 --> 00:12:15.959
  • Or as you suggest,
  • 00:12:15.959 --> 00:12:17.427
  • We just need another supreme court
  • 00:12:17.427 --> 00:12:18.829
  • Opinion to overturn this one.
  • 00:12:18.829 --> 00:12:20.463
  • However, i do think that there are things they can do.
  • 00:12:20.463 --> 00:12:22.365
  • One, we have to impose more strict visa laws.
  • 00:12:22.365 --> 00:12:26.102
  • If you are pregnant,
  • 00:12:26.102 --> 00:12:27.237
  • If you are eight months, nine months pregnant,
  • 00:12:27.237 --> 00:12:28.905
  • You should not be coming to the united states
  • 00:12:28.905 --> 00:12:30.841
  • Because we now know that
  • 00:12:30.841 --> 00:12:31.908
  • That child born to you could be a us citizen.
  • 00:12:31.908 --> 00:12:35.478
  • I think we should get rid of dual citizenship.
  • 00:12:35.478 --> 00:12:38.315
  • We need to reinforce the idea that you can only have
  • 00:12:38.315 --> 00:12:41.184
  • An allegiance to a single country, a single nation.
  • 00:12:41.184 --> 00:12:44.621
  • What is the one nation is charlie said
  • 00:12:44.621 --> 00:12:46.423
  • That you would die for on the 4th of july.
  • 00:12:46.423 --> 00:12:49.025
  • Are you reading the declaration of independence?
  • 00:12:49.025 --> 00:12:51.061
  • Getting choked up
  • 00:12:51.061 --> 00:12:52.329
  • About what our nation went through to even be here?
  • 00:12:52.329 --> 00:12:54.531
  • And if the answer is no,
  • 00:12:54.531 --> 00:12:56.199
  • Because you are actually a citizen of another nation,
  • 00:12:56.199 --> 00:12:59.236
  • You have another passport in your hand.
  • 00:12:59.236 --> 00:13:01.538
  • I think we really need to reexamine that.
  • 00:13:01.538 --> 00:13:03.440
  • And frankly, i would be in favor
  • 00:13:03.440 --> 00:13:04.507
  • Of ending that practice in the united states.
  • 00:13:04.507 --> 00:13:07.277
  • I completely agree, and i want to reiterate
  • 00:13:08.144 --> 00:13:10.313
  • Something that you were talking
  • 00:13:10.313 --> 00:13:11.414
  • About earlier, chad, where you mentioned allegiance.
  • 00:13:11.414 --> 00:13:13.884
  • This is why congress had to pass
  • 00:13:13.884 --> 00:13:17.020
  • The indian citizenship act in 1924.
  • 00:13:17.020 --> 00:13:19.856
  • They were they were not included.
  • 00:13:19.856 --> 00:13:22.359
  • Indians, native americans were not included
  • 00:13:22.359 --> 00:13:24.294
  • In the original 14th amendment citizenship,
  • 00:13:24.294 --> 00:13:27.731
  • Because they were considered to have allegiance
  • 00:13:27.731 --> 00:13:30.066
  • To tribal nations. okay.
  • 00:13:30.066 --> 00:13:31.935
  • So the congress cleared that up.
  • 00:13:31.935 --> 00:13:33.403
  • Calvin coolidge signed it into law in 1924
  • 00:13:33.403 --> 00:13:36.306
  • Because they were considered to not be allegiance
  • 00:13:36.306 --> 00:13:39.409
  • To the united states of america.
  • 00:13:39.409 --> 00:13:40.877
  • Now, if you're from guatemala
  • 00:13:40.877 --> 00:13:42.846
  • And you dropped a baby off over here, your
  • 00:13:42.846 --> 00:13:44.581
  • Your allegiance is to guatemala.
  • 00:13:44.581 --> 00:13:46.383
  • Same with the ccp.
  • 00:13:46.383 --> 00:13:47.817
  • But this is a problem we've known about
  • 00:13:47.817 --> 00:13:49.185
  • For a long time, chad.
  • 00:13:49.185 --> 00:13:50.787
  • And this is what's so frustrating about it.
  • 00:13:50.787 --> 00:13:52.789
  • We have a clip i think it's from, 2013 cbs was doing this.
  • 00:13:52.789 --> 00:13:57.560
  • Let me see here,
  • 00:13:57.560 --> 00:13:59.062
  • Cbs 2013, i had it, and now i lost it.
  • 00:13:59.896 --> 00:14:03.566
  • What is that clip, guys?
  • 00:14:03.566 --> 00:14:06.569
  • 38. go ahead and play it.
  • 00:14:06.569 --> 00:14:08.505
  • Her name is ada lynn.
  • 00:14:08.505 --> 00:14:09.873
  • She's four months old and the only american citizen
  • 00:14:09.873 --> 00:14:12.575
  • In her family.
  • 00:14:12.575 --> 00:14:13.576
  • Her parents,
  • 00:14:13.576 --> 00:14:14.778
  • Who agreed to speak with us if we didn't show their faces,
  • 00:14:14.778 --> 00:14:17.247
  • Traveled from china to los angeles so ada
  • 00:14:17.247 --> 00:14:19.883
  • Could be born in america and claim u.s.
  • 00:14:19.883 --> 00:14:22.619
  • Citizenship. that's her. where are you go.
  • 00:14:22.619 --> 00:14:24.788
  • I want her to live a happy life.
  • 00:14:24.788 --> 00:14:26.890
  • Her father says the family is back in china now.
  • 00:14:26.890 --> 00:14:30.460
  • They are among thousands of chinese
  • 00:14:30.460 --> 00:14:32.228
  • Who become so-called birth tourists staying in
  • 00:14:32.228 --> 00:14:35.465
  • Maternity hotels near los angeles.
  • 00:14:35.465 --> 00:14:38.168
  • These hotels are often single
  • 00:14:38.168 --> 00:14:39.869
  • Family homes in quiet neighborhoods. so?
  • 00:14:39.869 --> 00:14:42.772
  • So we've known about this problem
  • 00:14:42.772 --> 00:14:43.940
  • For a long time, and yet
  • 00:14:43.940 --> 00:14:45.809
  • Now these people are going to be able to become president.
  • 00:14:45.809 --> 00:14:48.712
  • The united states,
  • 00:14:48.712 --> 00:14:50.080
  • Shocking stuff.
  • 00:14:50.447 --> 00:14:52.749
  • It's it's insane.
  • 00:14:52.749 --> 00:14:54.451
  • It's absolutely insane.
  • 00:14:54.451 --> 00:14:55.752
  • And the other thing you do,
  • 00:14:55.752 --> 00:14:56.886
  • You mentioned, which i think actually raises
  • 00:14:56.886 --> 00:14:59.422
  • Another point, is indians not taxed, right?
  • 00:14:59.422 --> 00:15:03.126
  • Who up until 1924 were not considered citizens,
  • 00:15:03.126 --> 00:15:06.329
  • Even though if they were born in the jurisdiction
  • 00:15:06.329 --> 00:15:09.099
  • Of the united states.
  • 00:15:09.099 --> 00:15:10.333
  • And the reason is because we, the united states, respected
  • 00:15:10.333 --> 00:15:14.137
  • Their sovereignty
  • 00:15:14.137 --> 00:15:15.372
  • As an independent nation that existed within our borders.
  • 00:15:15.372 --> 00:15:18.708
  • So one of the things, if i'm actually a france,
  • 00:15:18.708 --> 00:15:22.012
  • If i'm, another european country, for example,
  • 00:15:22.012 --> 00:15:25.915
  • I'm also [***] off about today's ruling
  • 00:15:25.915 --> 00:15:28.485
  • Because that means
  • 00:15:28.485 --> 00:15:29.486
  • A french national who happens to give birth
  • 00:15:29.486 --> 00:15:32.088
  • In the united states.
  • 00:15:32.088 --> 00:15:33.256
  • Now you, the united states, are claiming that child is
  • 00:15:33.256 --> 00:15:36.860
  • Your citizen as opposed to a french citizen.
  • 00:15:36.860 --> 00:15:39.596
  • So this goes a lot of ways.
  • 00:15:39.596 --> 00:15:41.531
  • Again, the supreme court, i think, really didn't think
  • 00:15:41.531 --> 00:15:44.401
  • Through everything that they were were doing.
  • 00:15:44.401 --> 00:15:47.537
  • And frankly, all of the implications by today's ruling.
  • 00:15:47.537 --> 00:15:51.941
  • Well, alito, gorsuch and,
  • 00:15:52.509 --> 00:15:55.211
  • Clarence thomas got it right.
  • 00:15:55.211 --> 00:15:58.748
  • The other justices got it wrong.
  • 00:15:58.748 --> 00:16:00.116
  • Kavanaugh gets like a c
  • 00:16:00.116 --> 00:16:02.318
  • Because he's sort of he's with the majority
  • 00:16:02.318 --> 00:16:05.922
  • Nuking the eo, but he, he, he
  • 00:16:05.922 --> 00:16:09.225
  • His rationale is a little bit better.
  • 00:16:09.225 --> 00:16:10.860
  • Chad, thank you so much for joining.
  • 00:16:10.860 --> 00:16:12.429
  • This is a terrible ruling.
  • 00:16:12.429 --> 00:16:14.330
  • There's no way around it.
  • 00:16:14.330 --> 00:16:15.265
  • And this one as bad as it could have gone.
  • 00:16:15.265 --> 00:16:17.233
  • And now we need to get to work.
  • 00:16:17.233 --> 00:16:19.669
  • Closing all these loopholes.
  • 00:16:19.669 --> 00:16:20.870
  • And who's going to help us? break that down.
  • 00:16:20.870 --> 00:16:22.806
  • And senator rick
  • 00:16:22.806 --> 00:16:23.773
  • Scott from the great state of florida, he's
  • 00:16:23.773 --> 00:16:25.108
  • Already got some ideas and he's being loud
  • 00:16:25.108 --> 00:16:27.243
  • And proud out there this morning.
  • 00:16:27.243 --> 00:16:28.478
  • So we're going to talk to him next. we'll be right back.
  • 00:16:28.478 --> 00:16:33.007
  • So we're going to talk to him next. we'll be right back.
  • 00:16:33.007 --> 00:16:39.757
  • Right.
  • 00:16:39.957 --> 00:16:41.125
  • Joining us now is senator rick scott from the great state
  • 00:16:41.125 --> 00:16:43.227
  • Of florida.
  • 00:16:43.227 --> 00:16:44.495
  • Senator, there's actually more than just the birthright
  • 00:16:44.495 --> 00:16:47.565
  • Citizenship ruling that came down today.
  • 00:16:47.565 --> 00:16:49.233
  • And you've been attached to multiple of these.
  • 00:16:49.233 --> 00:16:51.435
  • So i want to give us a chance to talk about those.
  • 00:16:51.435 --> 00:16:53.571
  • But we got to start with birthright.
  • 00:16:53.571 --> 00:16:54.905
  • I think this is abysmal.
  • 00:16:54.905 --> 00:16:56.407
  • You have been already out on social media this morning
  • 00:16:56.407 --> 00:16:59.210
  • Giving your perspective on it.
  • 00:16:59.210 --> 00:17:01.212
  • What do we do now?
  • 00:17:01.212 --> 00:17:03.514
  • Well, unfortunately, i'm first off, it's a bad decision.
  • 00:17:03.514 --> 00:17:05.816
  • It looks like the only thing we can do
  • 00:17:05.816 --> 00:17:08.219
  • Is actually, pass a constitutional amendment.
  • 00:17:08.219 --> 00:17:10.554
  • But think about this.
  • 00:17:10.554 --> 00:17:11.489
  • Somebody can do a surrogacy, so spend their,
  • 00:17:11.489 --> 00:17:15.092
  • Their egg in there
  • 00:17:15.092 --> 00:17:16.127
  • And the same, sperm over here and have a baby.
  • 00:17:16.127 --> 00:17:19.463
  • And when the baby's born, it's a us citizen.
  • 00:17:19.463 --> 00:17:22.233
  • I mean, that that doesn't make any sense.
  • 00:17:22.233 --> 00:17:23.767
  • That was never the intention
  • 00:17:23.767 --> 00:17:25.169
  • Of the of the founding fathers.
  • 00:17:25.169 --> 00:17:27.538
  • That that and any of any of our amendments
  • 00:17:27.538 --> 00:17:30.875
  • To the constitution. that was never the intention.
  • 00:17:30.875 --> 00:17:32.910
  • And so we've got to close every loophole.
  • 00:17:32.910 --> 00:17:35.746
  • We've got to we've got to vet.
  • 00:17:35.746 --> 00:17:36.914
  • Everybody walks into our country.
  • 00:17:36.914 --> 00:17:39.150
  • We got to be careful about all the tourists that come here
  • 00:17:39.150 --> 00:17:42.119
  • Because what we've said is what the supreme court said is
  • 00:17:42.119 --> 00:17:45.122
  • You're in the country.
  • 00:17:45.122 --> 00:17:46.257
  • I don't care whether you're here legal or illegal.
  • 00:17:46.257 --> 00:17:48.559
  • You have a baby, you know, it's a u.s.
  • 00:17:48.559 --> 00:17:51.061
  • Citizen.
  • 00:17:51.061 --> 00:17:52.229
  • Senator, this is one near and dear to use the national
  • 00:17:52.229 --> 00:17:55.032
  • Republican senatorial committee versus the fec.
  • 00:17:55.032 --> 00:17:58.636
  • You were part of the origination of this lawsuit.
  • 00:17:59.637 --> 00:18:02.506
  • So explain the implications
  • 00:18:02.506 --> 00:18:04.608
  • Of what the court's ruling today means.
  • 00:18:04.608 --> 00:18:07.344
  • Well, there was there was limits on
  • 00:18:07.344 --> 00:18:10.281
  • What a committee could invest in a senate race,
  • 00:18:10.281 --> 00:18:13.584
  • Which made no sense of stop and think about this way.
  • 00:18:13.584 --> 00:18:17.021
  • It's your money.
  • 00:18:17.021 --> 00:18:18.522
  • You ought to be able to spend your money.
  • 00:18:18.522 --> 00:18:20.724
  • If you believe in somebody any way you want.
  • 00:18:20.724 --> 00:18:22.793
  • There should actually there shouldn't be any limitations.
  • 00:18:22.793 --> 00:18:25.062
  • But there was a limitation
  • 00:18:25.062 --> 00:18:26.463
  • On what the how much the committee could spend.
  • 00:18:26.463 --> 00:18:28.566
  • It was based on the know
  • 00:18:28.566 --> 00:18:29.900
  • The size of the population per state.
  • 00:18:29.900 --> 00:18:31.802
  • So what this this is now the senate committee.
  • 00:18:31.802 --> 00:18:35.239
  • So investors much as they want in any senate race.
  • 00:18:35.239 --> 00:18:38.809
  • So there was it never made any sense.
  • 00:18:38.809 --> 00:18:41.445
  • Reality is there shouldn't be a limit
  • 00:18:41.445 --> 00:18:43.881
  • Of what you can spend your money on.
  • 00:18:43.881 --> 00:18:46.016
  • It's your money.
  • 00:18:46.016 --> 00:18:46.917
  • You get to spend it in any way you want.
  • 00:18:46.917 --> 00:18:48.485
  • Unfortunately, under mccain-feingold,
  • 00:18:48.485 --> 00:18:50.120
  • There's a limit to what you can give to a candidate.
  • 00:18:50.120 --> 00:18:51.755
  • Even that doesn't make any sense.
  • 00:18:51.755 --> 00:18:53.290
  • So what happens is you can give it to a super pac.
  • 00:18:53.290 --> 00:18:56.093
  • All right.
  • 00:18:56.393 --> 00:18:57.027
  • So what happens is we give
  • 00:18:57.027 --> 00:18:58.329
  • They give it to the leadership pacs in the senate.
  • 00:18:58.329 --> 00:19:00.998
  • Right.
  • 00:19:00.998 --> 00:19:01.432
  • So, you know,
  • 00:19:01.432 --> 00:19:02.600
  • Whoever is majority republican, the
  • 00:19:02.600 --> 00:19:04.668
  • The republican democrat leaders.
  • 00:19:04.668 --> 00:19:06.203
  • And so they're just they're have the most money.
  • 00:19:06.203 --> 00:19:08.072
  • So they are actually deciding who's winning in senate races.
  • 00:19:08.072 --> 00:19:10.641
  • That makes no sense at all. that's why.
  • 00:19:10.641 --> 00:19:12.543
  • But this is a big decision now that allows people to spend
  • 00:19:12.543 --> 00:19:16.080
  • At the senate committee, that they can spend
  • 00:19:16.080 --> 00:19:18.515
  • As much money per race as they want.
  • 00:19:18.515 --> 00:19:20.417
  • But still, we still need to fix the fact that you,
  • 00:19:20.417 --> 00:19:23.887
  • You know, by grand you could spend
  • 00:19:23.887 --> 00:19:25.522
  • If you have money, you spend our race,
  • 00:19:25.522 --> 00:19:27.224
  • You should be able to spend
  • 00:19:27.224 --> 00:19:28.559
  • And give it to the candidate and spend as much as you want.
  • 00:19:28.559 --> 00:19:30.894
  • Yeah,
  • 00:19:30.894 --> 00:19:31.795
  • Because there are personal limitations
  • 00:19:31.795 --> 00:19:32.763
  • On what i could give,
  • 00:19:32.763 --> 00:19:33.931
  • Say directly to your campaign, but that i'm hearing that
  • 00:19:33.931 --> 00:19:37.134
  • This is,
  • 00:19:37.134 --> 00:19:37.868
  • Empowering the party
  • 00:19:37.868 --> 00:19:39.570
  • Structure again, as opposed to the super pacs structure
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  • That we got after, citizens alliance.
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  • So maybe explain that piece of it.
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  • And i agree, you know, i want to get money some some
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  • Especially foreign money out of our elections.
  • 00:19:50.614 --> 00:19:53.250
  • But it's nice that that there's,
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  • You know,
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  • We have more freedom, which to me
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  • Makes all the sense in the world.
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  • I'm not a walk on this issue, but it does seem that
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  • If i have money and i want to spend it
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  • On a candidate, i should be able to. yeah.
  • 00:20:05.296 --> 00:20:07.698
  • So what this allows you to do if you want to do it,
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  • If you want to give the money to the senate committee.
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  • Before there was a limit
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  • On how much the senate committee spend per race,
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  • That reduces that limit.
  • 00:20:15.806 --> 00:20:17.041
  • Now, the next thing that has to happen is
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  • If you want to give more,
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  • Then i think that depends.
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  • Now i think it's $7,000 or
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  • Something like that to a campaign.
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  • If you want to give more than that to a campaign,
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  • You ought to be able to do that,
  • 00:20:27.785 --> 00:20:29.219
  • Because right now, what happens is there's no limit
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  • If you want to give it to a super pac. right.
  • 00:20:32.056 --> 00:20:34.558
  • So so what happens is the super pacs are generally,
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  • You know, most of money goes to
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  • Whoever the leadership is in the house, in the senate.
  • 00:20:39.830 --> 00:20:42.199
  • And so they have the most money to spend in races.
  • 00:20:42.199 --> 00:20:44.968
  • And so they're picking who the winners.
  • 00:20:44.968 --> 00:20:47.604
  • So, well, guess what?
  • 00:20:47.604 --> 00:20:48.772
  • They're going to only pick people that want to help them.
  • 00:20:48.772 --> 00:20:51.408
  • That's that's why mitch mcconnell never helped me.
  • 00:20:51.408 --> 00:20:54.411
  • I mean, he never he didn't want me to win.
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  • So he didn't help me,
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  • My 18 race
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  • Or my 24 race
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  • In the senate committee because of a controlled by mcconnell.
  • 00:20:58.649 --> 00:21:01.518
  • Then, they didn't invest in my race either.
  • 00:21:01.518 --> 00:21:04.121
  • So if i had not been able
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  • To raise the money and spend some of my own money,
  • 00:21:05.556 --> 00:21:07.758
  • I wouldn't have ever, ever won because there was
  • 00:21:07.758 --> 00:21:09.593
  • So much money, spent against me.
  • 00:21:09.593 --> 00:21:11.628
  • So it this, this, these, these limits make no sense.
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  • This took away one of the limits.
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  • But there's more limits. we ought to get rid of.
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  • The final, ruling today, sir.
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  • And that's that's a great explanation.
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  • Thank you for that.
  • 00:21:25.209 --> 00:21:25.809
  • Is west virginia v bpd j
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  • Trans gender athletes in school sports.
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  • It was a63 ruling along ideological lines
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  • In favor of west west virginia.
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  • Basically, it gives states the ability to ban
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  • Men and girls sports.
  • 00:21:39.156 --> 00:21:40.290
  • So this is a big win at the state level.
  • 00:21:40.290 --> 00:21:42.126
  • So states are now free to pass these laws.
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  • They can't be challenged.
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  • Huge win for red state america.
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  • I can only imagine this is going to cause more
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  • Internal, immigration within the united states.
  • 00:21:52.169 --> 00:21:54.605
  • Is is, insane families remove themselves from insane states.
  • 00:21:54.605 --> 00:21:59.276
  • But tell us the significance of this for states like florida?
  • 00:21:59.276 --> 00:22:02.713
  • Well, for states like florida, we don't we're not stuck with,
  • 00:22:02.713 --> 00:22:05.382
  • You know, competing against, you know, women are not
  • 00:22:05.382 --> 00:22:09.253
  • Stuck convenience men, if they if they play sports
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  • Outside of state, okay.
  • 00:22:11.655 --> 00:22:13.023
  • So they, you know, so, you know, this is so simple.
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  • I mean, why do we have
  • 00:22:16.827 --> 00:22:17.895
  • We have women's sports to give women opportunities
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  • And the why the gods bring to what would anybody support
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  • Having a man playing a women's sport?
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  • It doesn't make any sense.
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  • If you how does a democrat who has daughters, right.
  • 00:22:27.037 --> 00:22:30.808
  • How would a democrat with daughters,
  • 00:22:30.808 --> 00:22:32.276
  • What have their daughter compete against a man in
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  • In any in rate and in track or,
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  • You know, running or any of these things?
  • 00:22:39.149 --> 00:22:40.517
  • I mean, it just makes you some of these
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  • Some of the things
  • 00:22:43.120 --> 00:22:44.321
  • That we're having to deal with are they're stupidity to think
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  • That that it's okay for some man to go, play like,
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  • Look at all these people gotten hurt in volleyball,
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  • Playing against men.
  • 00:22:53.897 --> 00:22:55.032
  • This is this is a great decision by the supreme court.
  • 00:22:55.032 --> 00:22:58.135
  • It gives it back states rights.
  • 00:22:58.135 --> 00:23:00.070
  • So it's good.
  • 00:23:00.070 --> 00:23:01.271
  • We don't need more campaigning.
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  • We don't need more hearings in these last few months.
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  • We need votes.
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  • People will respond to votes.
  • 00:23:07.444 --> 00:23:08.979
  • They'll respond to confirmations,
  • 00:23:08.979 --> 00:23:10.314
  • Get nominees confirmed, get judges confirmed, get bills
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  • Voted on,
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  • Have something
  • 00:23:15.419 --> 00:23:16.620
  • That you guys can run on, and i think you'll be rewarded.
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  • I agree with you.
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  • I'm want to bust my butt.
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  • God bless you senator rick scott.
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  • Thank you guys.
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