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Birthright citizens are stealing your children’s birthright · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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  I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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  Folks, it's been a tremendous week.
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  A lot of stuff going on.
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  People have concerns, and I want to get right into it.
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  But before I do, I have a few uh news items uh we need to get to before we get to the big stories of the week.
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  So first, let's talk about all the widespread fraud, waste, and abuse that's going on in the United States, particularly in blue states.
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  We already know about the widespread Somalian abuses in Minnesota under Governor Tim Waltz, and I just have to say we sure dodged a bullet there with Kamala and Waltz on the same ticket, sort of like dumb and dumber.
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  But it's not just Minnesota, folks.
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  Abuses have now also been found through NGOs, non-government organizations in New York.
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  In New York, a hundred and thirty three thousand NGOs handle four hundred and fifty billion dollars per year.
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  In California, 225,000, so almost twice as much NGOs handle 610 billion dollars per year.
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  That means over one trillion dollars per year is moved within the New York and California NGO ecosystem.
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  The fraud, ladies and gentlemen, is staggering.
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  America is not in 39 trillion debt.
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  America is in $39 trillion of fraud.
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  Now California, these days, California is saying to Minnesota, hold my beer and I'll show you how the fraud is done.
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  You know, Dr.
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  Oz, you know, Dr.
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  Oz from television fame.
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  Uh Dr.
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  Oz has been appointed by Trump to seek out medical and health care fraud in this country.
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  And Dr.
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  Oz this week revealed the huge scale of California in a major fraud crackdown.
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  Dr.
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  Oz said, I quote, I got news for you today.
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  We have shut down just in the last 10 weeks, 221 hospices in Los Angeles alone.
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  221 hospices shut down for fraud in Los Angeles alone.
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  Imagine statewide what's going on.
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  Imagine what's going on across the country, folks.
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  We are not 39 trillion in debt.
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  We are 39 trillion in fraud.
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  The United States Department of Justice announced what they call a major health care fraud takedown throughout Southern California, which included the arrest of doctors and nurses.
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  Eight people were arrested, and more than a dozen are being charged for suspected health fraud, which federal authorities say included fraudulent hospice care.
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  These defendants recruited beneficiaries who were not terminally ill and paid them to pose as terminally ill patients receiving hospice care.
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  Medicare then paid.
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  They paid hundreds of millions of dollars on false and fraudulent claims submitted by these frost fraudsters, said the assistant U.S.
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  Attorney General.
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  Colorado has also been caught in the act, caught red-handed, defrauding the taxpayer in a big way.
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  And somehow that doesn't surprise me, considering the way the state of Colorado has been acting.
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  Remember what they tried to do to Trump to get him to be taken off the ballot in Colorado?
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  Of course they lost that case, but they were acting squirrely.
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  Well, it came out this week that Colorado has made at least 77.8 million dollars in improper autism therapy payments.
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  So in addition to voter fraud, which Colorado has already been uh tagged with, uh red flagged with, and in addition to jailing Tina Peters, the woman who worked at the election commission for exposing massive voter fraud, and they they put her in jail for it because she exposed it.
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  Okay, so they jailed the whistleblower in Colorado, and now she's in jail.
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  She's been in jail for a couple of years now, and she's suffering from cancer, and they can't seem to get her out of jail.
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  Uh there's massive health care fraud on top of all that now in Colorado.
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  So what a lovely state to um be from uh at this point, like New York.
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  I mean, I all these states are great states to be from, but if they come to my state, I hope they don't uh mess up the situation down here and start voting for the same crap that they've voted for up there.
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  And folks, here's something that you may or may not have considered.
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  All this fraud, right?
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  All this fraud, it's not really uh, you know, you you can almost make a case that all the so-called debt that we have is just a tab run up for all the fraud that's been going on.
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  And there's something that you may not have considered.
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  What if America is already far richer than anyone in the deep swamp is allowing us to find out or admit?
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  What if the real drag on the Republic isn't taxes?
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  Isn't debt isn't even the deficit?
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  What if it's Europe and all of our foreign aid combined with all the fraud going on over here?
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  What if NATO was never a mutual defense pact, but instead it was a 75-year subscription that America forgot to cancel?
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  What if burden sharing, as they call it, is the most expensive euphemism in the English language?
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  What if the city of London Cabal is draining our banks and controlling our media and publishing?
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  You know, I mean, the Maxwells owning McGraw Hill, for example, owning the publishing empire that they own and media empire that they own.
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  You know, who owns Fox?
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  Murdoch, right?
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  McGraw Hill, Reuters, BBC.
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  Think about it.
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  And who owns all the offshore banks?
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  They're all concentrated in Central London, even though they're offshore.
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  They own all the banks on the Channel Islands and the banks in the Caribbean and Bermudian banks and the insurance companies in Bermuda and Lloyd's of London, and it goes on and on and on.
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  What if all those companies are really shells for this massive control and fraud network going on?
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  What if the advice from all the globalists in the World Economic Forum and the World Health Organization and the United Nations is terrible advice that's costing the U.S.
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  big and bleeding us dry?
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  What if every European basing agreement, every forward deployed brigade, every Romstein runway, every Aviano hangar, every Suta Bay pier is merely a tax that American workers pay?
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  So London, Brussels, and Berlin can run welfare states and Paris can run a 35-hour work week and take a month off every year in the summertime with full pay.
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  What if foreign aid to Europe is an aid?
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  It's laundered tribute flowing the wrong way.
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  What if transporting the vast majority of trade on European and foreign uh flagged and owned ships costs more than we realize?
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  What if we're being overcharged for shipping?
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  What if the NGO archipelago hubs in Brussels, Geneva, and the Hog are just a money laundering list?
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  Loop where U.S.
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  taxpayer dollars get shipped off and rinsed through a civil society conference and returned to us as scolding lectures about our own democracy.
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  What if the United the what if the United Nations is not a parliament of man?
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  Instead, it's a Manhattan timeshare with diplomatic plates, unpaid parking tickets, uh diplomatic immunity, an accounting black hole, and a human rights council that's chaired by people who would rather put you in jail for tweeting or repeating this.
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  What if the rule-based international order, quote unquote, was always code for Americans built it, Americans paid for it, Americans bleed for it, and Europeans merely sit back, grade and dictate and profit from it.
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  What if 36 trillion in debt looks a lot smaller than the second we stop underwriting a continent that sneers at us in three languages?
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  What if you zeroed out all the European line, the NATO line, the UN line, the NGO line?
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  You just zeroed them all out, scratched them all out on the balance sheet, and woke up tomorrow in a country with the fiscal headroom to rebuild every single shipyard, every single foundry, every single steel mill, every single rail line, and every naval hull that we've ever let rusc and corrode in shipyards since the cold war ended.
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  And what if American tourists went to American cathedrals, American opera, American museums, and American cities instead?
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  I'm not saying we have to do all of it, but I'm saying maybe maybe just maybe we could pay down all our debt, and we wouldn't have to pay taxes at all if we simply cut Europe loose and ended all the foreign aid.
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  Now factor in billions of dollars per year in fraud via welfare payments to U.S.
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  states like California and Minnesota and others, and the massive drain on the country of what could be anywhere from twenty to fifty million illegals currently occupying housing and U.S.
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  jobs and hospital beds.
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  Now I think these are the two biggest drains on the U.S.
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  And I'm willing to guess that the amount of Democrat fraud could easily be half of America's 38 trillion dollar deficit.
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  It's not unlikely that every problem we have could be solved with the money looted by the modern era Democrat crime cartel.
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  I mean, just recently California's Medicaid program lost 146 billion to fraud under Gavin Newsom.
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  Health and Human Services officials confirmed that number this week, and that's more than Warren Buffett's entire fortune.
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  This week the Trump Justice Department struck hard, and eight people were arrested in a 50 million dollar hospice fraud reign in Gavin Newsom's California.
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  One Anaheim couple allegedly stole seven million while claiming 97% of their terminal patients somehow miraculously survived.
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  And it's happening all over the country.
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  Of course, the criminal political cabal hates Donald Trump because he's taking their punch bowl away.
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  Welcome back to Unleashed Ladies and Gentlemen.
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  I'm Bruce Robertson, your host.
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  And uh before we took a break for our commercial sponsors, um, I was talking about how the combination of fraud and foreign aid would probably pay off half the nation's debt.
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  And I'm not kidding.
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  If you add it up, it would probably pay off half.
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  And then we could shrink government and lower taxes and possibly eliminate all taxes, and that combined with the tariffs might solve the whole problem right there.
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  And that would strengthen America tremendously.
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  Well, that brings us to the two big stories that have been in the news this week.
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  Uh the first one is Iran, of course, and the second one is birthright citizenship.
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  First, a note about Iran.
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  President Trump addressed the nation on April 1st to discuss the U.S.
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  involvement in the Iran conflict and the administration's timeline for future withdrawal from the Middle East.
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  The White House outlined the great threat of Iran and its nuclear capabilities, its nuclear development surreptitiously, and emphasize that recent U.S.
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  military actions have significant significantly degraded Iran's strategic infrastructure.
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  Well, while the conflict has lasted just over a month, the administration signaled that our military operations in the region are entering a potentially time-bound phase if talks continue.
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  The president outlined a conditional path toward resolution over a two to three-week period.
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  Just this week, and they noted that military engagement on both sides is likely to escalate during this time.
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  You know, we've cornered the um the remnant of the Iranian uh government and IRGC, the Iranian revolutionary guard, and the U.S.
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  offensive thereafter will depend on Iran's response.
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  The administration reiterated its commitment to maintaining stability in the U.S.
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  energy markets and expectation that gas pressures will resolve once the Strait of Hormuz is fully cleared.
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  I want to remind listeners that the Strait of Hormuz is not Iranian private territory to block.
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  It's considered international waters, like the Panama Canal and other waterways around the globe.
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  And any blockage of the strait is considered a violation of international maritime law and an impedance to international trade.
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  That's a big problem.
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  And Iran does not control the straits.
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  Um, and nor do they have any right to do so.
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  So uh they don't they don't control the Strait of Hormuz, and uh any blockage of it is a big international problem, and only the U.S.
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  seems to be willing to help clear that up.
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  We've had a little bit of help from a few others.
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  India has showed up, for example, to uh take our side on this, but the rest of Europe has been rather mute about it.
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  So they say that six nations have stepped up, but I haven't seen really their warships come to the area and pose a threat to what the Iranian uh IRGC and and others are doing.
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  So if we have a clearer timeline for reduced military engagement.
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  It could really help consumers and calm them and calm their business concerns, particularly if energy price volatility starts to stabilize and gas prices come down.
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  As of this time, the time of the broadcast tonight, the final financial and uh the financial and oil markets have responded favorably to the talk about ceasefire negotiations, but they will probably be volatile in a fairly narrow trading range until we find out more.
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  And energy and gasoline prices could stay elevated in the near term, but they could ease if supply concerns due to the conflict are resolved.
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  So Trump, what what's going on with Trump?
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  Trump may just he may have just Trumped the Iranians into tipping their hand and showing us just how they would behave in ongoing negotiations because after the after agreeing to a two-week hold off and attacks, you know, Trump agreed to that.
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  He said, okay, I'm willing to give him a shot, give them two weeks to see how things go.
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  And, you know, um Pakistan and uh Egypt and um Turkey are helping in the negotiations.
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  So three sort of Islamic countries uh are helping in the negotiations with Persia.
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  Umran has already attacked Israel in the first 24 hours of the uh standoff.
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  They've already attacked Israel, and they've already attacked several of the Arab neighbors in the Gulf, and they uh have closed the Strait of Hormuz again.
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  So we can't trust Iran's leaders, whoever is left there, what ragtag bunch is still left to make decisions, they're hiding in their bunkers someplace, and now they have actually proven that we can't trust them.
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  But we already knew that, and so did President Trump.
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  So he's got all the time in the world.
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  I'll give you another two weeks to stick your foot in your mouth, and that apparently is what Iran is doing.
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  But let's let's look at Iran really quickly here.
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  Let's let's look at let's do a little tutorial on Iran.
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  First, Jimmy Carter helped clear the path for Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, and the Islamic Republic was born in a very civilized, westernized Iran.
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  All the cracktown crackdowns started happening.
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  Women had to start wearing burkas, women had no uh no place in society, they had to listen to their husbands, they had to agree to be beaten by their husbands as discipline.
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  Uh suddenly nine year old girls were eligible for marriage, and I'm sure that pleased all the pedophiles in that country.
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  And then Obama handed the regime cash.
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  He gave them legitimacy, and he gave them time through the nuclear deal, helping it colonize Iraq, and um deepened their colonial expansion in Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen.
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  And now that same crowd, that same leftist Democrat crowd, the Jimmy Carter to Obama to Biden crowd.
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  Now that same crowd screams no war while taking over every country affected by Iranian Republican guard terrorism.
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  These frauds claim to oppose fascism, colonialism, and human suffering.
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  But when a genocidal theocracy colonizes nations, oppresses its own people, and threatens millions, their real concern is gas prices and obstructing the path to Iranian freedom.
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  Trump didn't create this disaster, nor did he create any of the other disasters that he's cleaning up, nor did he start this war.
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  He's cleaning up the mess that all his prior officeholders created.
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  This is all you need to know before forming any any opinion on the war against Iran, ladies and gentlemen.
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  So tell that to your leftist friends.
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  Now we're going to talk about birthright citizenship.
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  The second item is birthright citizenship, and I'm happy to get into this because it's been a huge issue in the news this week, as the issue was argued before the Supreme Court.
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  They did oral arguments on the birthright citizenship and 14th Amendment issue.
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  So let's talk about birthright citizenship.
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  What is it and why does it harm our nation?
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  The 14th Amendment has been construed to mean that anyone born here is entitled to be a citizen, regard regardless of what their parents' citizenship is, or regardless of whether they're here legally or illegally.
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  Now that's a really broad stretch on what the original 14th Amendment was written to do.
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  But think about this.
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  Birthright citizenship is when a foreign mother gives birth to her foreign child on U.S.
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  soil, and our current policy, as I said, is to grant that child citizenship with full access to the huge bag of goodies, the Halloween candy bag that every granting of U.S.
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  citizenship brings.
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  Now, do foreigners have a right to birth children here to gain U.S.
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  citizenship and all the benefits paid by our citizen taxpayers on our backs.
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  That's the issue, folks.
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  The left says they do.
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  Conservatives and those on the right say no.
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  So the base discussion here is one of citizenship, and who is a citizen who deserves to be a citizen, who has the right to be a citizen.
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  The Supreme Court has opined on this issue many times before throughout our history.
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  But it's about time, I think, that we heard this issue again because people have a short memory.
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  Justice Samuel Alito in open arguments on this case dropped a bombshell in the court on birthright citizenship in those hearings before the court.
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  Birthright citizenship hands U.S.
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  kids over to foreign enemies.
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  Alito in his public comments exposed the deadly flaw inherent in granting unlimited birthright citizenship to children born here of illegal aliens and other non-citizens during those Supreme Court arguments.
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  A child born on American soil to parents from adversarial nations isn't truly American if he owes his first loyalty elsewhere.
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  That includes his being subject to mandatory military service in his home country to foreign regimes that may hate us.
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  Samuel Alito hammered the American civil liberties union lawyer with cold logic.
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  He said, I quote, not subject to any foreign power, which is a clause in the 14th Amendment, is pretty straightforward.
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  And then he laid it out plain.
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  He said, a boy is born here to an Iranian father who has entered the country illegally.
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  That boy is automatically an Iranian national at birth, and he has a duty to grow up and provide military service to the Iranian government.
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  Is he not subject to any foreign power?
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  Unquote.
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  Alito did not stop there.
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  He said, quote, what I said about a boy born to an Iranian father is true of children born here to parents who were nationals of other countries too.
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  It's true of a child who's born here to Russian parents, unquote.
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  Well, friends, he could have added Chinese, Cuban, Ukrainian, and other parents too.
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  Even Great Britain has rules for its subjects and their military duty.
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  So the point is crystal clear.
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  These kids grow up owing allegiance to Beijing, Tehran, Moscow, Havana, Kiev, and London, among other places.
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  They could be called up in a draft to fight against America, just as American colonial sailors, considered by England to be British subjects, were forcibly pressed into British naval service during the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 when they were captured on the high seas by the British.
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  True story.
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  Look up the word impressment.
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  Many nations still consider children born to their nationals abroad to be subjects of that nation and eligible for military service if they are of age, when they are.
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  So the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment never intended this madness.
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  The clause subject to the jurisdiction thereof in the Fourteenth Amendment was meant to exclude all those with divided loyalties, not create an open door for anchor babies of foreign nationals and foreign infiltration.
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  No European country puts up with this nonsense.
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  None of them.
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  No Asian country either.
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  So why should the United States be the world's doormat?
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  Mexico doesn't even put up with it.
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  Why should we be the doormat handing out citizenship like some piece of Halloween candy that weakens our security and floods our system with people whose true allegiance lies elsewhere?
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  Justice Alito really gets it.
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  It's time, the rest of the court does too, before America's enemies exploit this loophole any further.
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  You know, folks, the Constitution was written for Americans, not for turning our soil into a factory for dual loyalty citizens or dual citizenship citizens who might one day serve foreign powers.
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  Under the democratic treatment of birthright citizenship, in other words, the way the left looks at it.
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  Birthright citizenship means the children it means that the children of illegal aliens, among them many lawless vagrants in our nation here to suck off our social welfare programs, the children of illegals, these children can grow up to vote to tax your children and steal their birthright, all the while transforming their districts through migration warfare to put more democratic reps into Congress.
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  Yes, that's right.
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  It's migration warfare that's going on in our country.
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  Do you see what's going on?
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  We're being bum rushed.
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  So legal analyst Jonathan Turley came out this week and warned that the United States is becoming a global laughing stock.
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  And he said that foreign nations are exploiting American legal loopholes through our birthright citizenship fiasco.
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  He said, I quote, I don't know anyone who believes that the framers of our Constitution would have embraced what we have today, unquote.
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  And then he went further to say, quote, we have become the world's ship of fools.
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  I mean, you have China that's virtually mocking us.
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  They have hundreds of these companies.
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  Hundreds.
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  There's 500 companies in California alone that solely arrange for Chinese citizens to give birth in the United States.
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  Chinese citizens, not U.S.
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  citizens, Chinese citizens coming here, foreign nationals, giving birth to Chinese babies in the United States so they can hold U.S.
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  citizenship and come here and vote.
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  Can be hundreds of thousands of people, can be millions of people at some point, right?
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  They could overrun our voting system and fill up Congress with Chinese representatives.
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  There's enough of them.
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  So then Justice Thomas, in the oral arguments, dragged birthright citizenship right back to its true roots, and he exposed the left's anchor baby scam.
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  Justice Clarence Thomas cut through decades of activist spin during Supreme Court oral arguments on April 1st, 2026 in Trump versus Barbara.
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  He forced the debate straight to first principles.
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  The Fourteenth Amendment citizenship clause was never meant to hand out automatic American citizenship to every baby born on U.S.
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  soil, no matter the parents' loyalty or legal status.
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  Solicitor General D.
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  John Sauer, who was making the case for the Trump administration, laid it out plain and clear for the court.
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  He said the citizenship clause was adopted just after the Civil War to grant citizenship to their newly freed slaves and their children whose allegiance to the United States had been established by generations of domicile here.
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  It did not grant citizenship to the children of temporary visitors or illegal aliens who have no such allegiance.
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  Well, that's the heart of it, folks.
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  The clause was written to overrule the famous Dred Scott decision, infamous really, and secure citizenship for freed slaves who lived here permanently and owed full allegiance to America, not to foreign powers, invaders or birth tourists who are flying in for a quick passport baby.
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  And I'm gonna I'm gonna break for a moment for uh our next uh commercial break, but when I come back, I'm gonna come back and talk to you about those oral arguments in the Supreme Court about birthright citizenship because I think we all need to fully understand what's going on and what it means and why it's so important.
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  So stay with us, folks.
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  This is Unleashed, the political news hour, and I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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  We will be right back.
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  We're back with unleashed, the political news hour, and I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
• 37:57
  When we left for the break, I was discussing how the Fourteenth Amendment and birthright citizenship is impacting the United States, especially our current immigration problem, illegal immigration and other immigration.
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  And I was saying how Trump administration solicitor general was hammering the key language.
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  He said that subject to the jurisdiction thereof, which is a clause in the Fourteenth Amendment, means complete political allegiance, not just being subject to our traffic laws or showing up here physically.
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  He pointed out that the text even uses reside, which it which in the area, in the era, rather, of the amendment, when it was written, meant domicile.
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  Domicile means a permanent home with real ties, not a temporary stay or illegal crossing.
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  He said, quote, the newly freed slaves and their children have a relationship of domicile.
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  They don't have a relationship to any forward foreign power.
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  He said people here for generations with true allegiance reinforce the point.
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  Jurisdiction is about loyalty, not mere presence or regulatory power.
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  The framers were not handling the priceless, they were not handing the priceless gift of citizenship to anyone dropping a kid on our soil while owing primary allegiance elsewhere.
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  You know, folks, this is common sense that the left has twisted for decades to suit their own political needs and goals and increase their own political power.
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  Trump's executive order simply restores the original meaning, ending the abuse that rewards illegal immigration.
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  Chain migration and birth tourism rackets, especially from countries like China and others, and the Fourteenth Amendment fixes a specific post civil war injustice.
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  That's what it did for those with deep roots and undivided loyalty.
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  It was never a blank check for open borders or foreign nationals to game our system.
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  So Justice Thomas's questions pulled the focus right back where it belongs history, context, and the actual debates surrounding the Fourteenth Amendment.
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  No wonder the left is panicking.
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  If the Supreme Court follows the Constitution, instead of inventing precedence, America's sovereignty gets a fighting chance once again.
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  The framers knew what they were doing.
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  It's time to stop pretending otherwise.
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  In past decisions, such as U.S.
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  versus Wong Kim Arc, for example, the Supreme Court delivered either incomplete or faulty rulings.
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  You know, justices are not infallible, and they can sometimes miss something or have agendas contrary to what our founding values are.
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  And that's a huge problem, of course.
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  There cannot be any assurance that today's liberally educated judges will see things any differently in the appropriate light of history and intent, but let's hope that they do.
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  Another issue to consider is that since the Constitution is rather vague on these issues because everybody knew what the words meant, and now nobody seems to know what anything means, and since our founders, when they wrote the Constitution did not have to face the relatively new and subversive globalist practice of open borders and mass illegal immigration and birth tourism and anchor babies, it's helpful to consult the main and primary reference source on citizenship and nationality that our very founders considered in drafting the Constitution.
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  That source, of course, is Emmerich DeVitel's Law of Nations, a 1758 textbook, which was the main reference guide that was on the table during the drafting of the Constitution.
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  How do we know that?
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  Because the founding fathers wrote about it.
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  It's on the record.
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  Benjamin Franklin ordered four copies for perusal by the Constitutional Congress in the original French language, which they all spoke.
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  Vitel was so crucial to our founding rule of law that the Supreme Court cited Vittel's treaties many times in its opinions and dictum over the years, just as it did in the case of Minor versus Haperset, a case that debates the Fourteenth Amendment, citizenship, and voting rights in a way somewhat similar to the one case that's very prominent and currently before today's court.
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  Here's what minor versus Hapersat says.
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  In the opinion, it says the Constitution does not, in words, say who shall be natural born citizens.
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  Resort must be had elsewhere to ascertain that.
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  At common law with the nomenclature of which the framers of the Constitution were familiar, it was never doubted that all children born in a country of parents, notice the plural, parents, who were its citizens, became themselves upon their birth citizens also.
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  These were the natives or natural born citizens, as distinguished from aliens or foreigners.
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  It is sufficient for everything we have now to consider that all children born of citizen parents within the jurisdiction are themselves citizens.
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  So this is basically a direct quote lifted straight out of Vattel's 1758 treaties.
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  They basically plagiarized it and put it in the Constitution, and a lot of court justices stuck it into their dictum, their rulings, and so forth in future cases.
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  All right.
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  The term natural born citizen was a legal term of art that Vittel created.
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  And our founding fathers borrowed it and stuck it right in the Constitution, in Article II, Section 1, Clause V.
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  And this was found in a ruling by the Supreme Court on citizenship called Minor versus Haperset in 1875.
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  So here's what Vittel said.
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  In Book 1, Chapter 1, Section 212 of the Law of Nations, he said, the citizens and natives, the citizens are the members of the civil society bound to the society by certain duties and subject to its authority.
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  They equally participate in its advantages.
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  The natives, or natural born citizens, are those born in the country of parents, plural, who are citizens.
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  As the society cannot exist and perpetuate itself otherwise than by the children of the citizens, those children naturally follow the condition of their fathers, meaning parents, and succeed to all their rights.
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  The society is supposed to desire this in consequence of what it owes to its own preservation.
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  And it is presumed as a matter of course that each citizen, upon entering into society, reserves to his children the right of becoming members of it.
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  The country of the fathers is therefore that of the children, and those become true citizens merely by their tacit consent.
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  We shall soon see whether on their coming of the years to the years of discretion, they may renounce their right and what they may owe to the society in which they were born.
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  And here's the key passage, and again I'm quoting Vittel, who influenced our founding fathers when drafting the Constitution.
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  Vittel said, I say that in order to be of the country, it is necessary that a person be born of a father who is a citizen.
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  For if he is born there of a foreigner, it will only be his place of birth and not his country.
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  And he continues in section 213 of the law of nations, in a heading called inhabitants.
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  He said the inhabitants, as distinguished from citizens, are foreigners.
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  He goes on to say in section 215 that children of citizens born in a foreign country, it's called, that heading is called.
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  It says it is asked whether the children born of citizens in a foreign country are citizens.
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  The laws have decided this question in several countries, and their regulations must be followed.
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  By the law of nature alone, children follow the conditions of their fathers and enter into all their rights.
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  The place of birth produces no change in this particular and cannot of itself furnish any reason for taking from a child that which nature has given him.
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  I say of itself, for civil or political laws may for particular reasons ordain otherwise, but I suppose that the father has not entirely quitted his country in order to settle elsewhere.
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  Therefore, in order to accurately answer the question of birthright citizenship, we must realize, ladies and gentlemen, that illegal aliens are scoff law vagrants who entered the country illegally through the back door.
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  This condition of mass illegal migration was certainly not a factor or even a consideration when John Bingham drafted the Fourteenth Amendment.
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  He was focused only on the status of the minor children born here to newly emancipated slaves.
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  For without this remedy, those people would be without a country, not through their own vagrancy, not through being scoff laws and breaking our laws, but through the accident of birth.
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  The slaves were forced to come here.
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  Slaves did not violate the law by being here.
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  The children of slaves did not violate the laws by being born.
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  But illegal aliens are not forced to be here.
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  They came here willfully and with full knowledge that they are violating our laws and they're trying to game our birthright citizenship.
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  They hide from prosecution.
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  And regarding their children born here, residence or location of birth is not the sole indicator of citizenship.
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  Illegals are not entitled to squatters' rights on full citizenship just by virtue of their illegal presence.
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  You know, if somebody squats in your yard and sets up a tent and wants to stay there, that doesn't mean they're entitled to your house and its contents and everything in your refrigerator.
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  While America may be, and everything that's in your pockets and bank account, too.
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  While America may be their current place of residence, it's certainly not their nationality or place of citizenship.
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  And they don't have a right to citizenship.
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  That right is only conferred by two important things.
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  Number one, inherited American citizenship through the blood of their citizen parents, or by formal application through the USCIS and the legal process of naturalization.
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  The statute provided by Congress in the 14th Amendment is moot in this case, as the situation that it was created for is over.
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  Children born here to foreign nationals who are here illegally possess neither inherited citizenship by blood nor naturalized citizenship status.
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  Essentially, they're vagrants and they should be viewed as such.
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  According to Vittel in Section 219 of his treatise, The Law of Nations, and Vittel is brilliant on this topic.
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  He said, Vagrants are people who have no settlement.
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  Consequently, those born of vagrant parents have no country, since a man's country is the place where at the time of his birth, his parents had their settlement, or it is the state of which his father was then a member, which comes to the same point.
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  For to settle forever in a nation is to become a member of it, at least as a perpetual inhabitant, if not with all the privileges of a citizen.
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  You see what he does there?
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  They may stay here, but they still can't be citizens.
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  We may, however, consider the country of a vrant to be that of his child.
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  While that vagrant is considered as not having absolutely renounced his natural or original settlement country.
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  Now let's hope our Supreme Court justices consider the treaties that our constitution was actively based on.
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  If it wasn't good enough for our founders, it shouldn't be good enough for us now.
• 52:20
  But if it was good enough for our founders, it should be more than sufficient in this decision.
• 52:29
  You know, as with the Iran situation and the birthright citizenship situation, and many of the many problems we have now to make America great again.
• 52:40
  Donald Trump has had to play cleanup for all these messes, all the past compounded garbage that has accumulated over the past years.
• 52:54
  Now let's talk about a few other things.
• 52:58
  Let's talk about Trump derangement syndrome a little bit.
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  All the way back to January 6th, what is an insurrection, what is not an insurrection.
• 53:16
  Of course, that was all trumped up to frame the peaceful protesters who were incited into riot by several different factors.
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  I'm not going to get into now.
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  We've already talked about that in past shows.
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  But insurrection is been in our news.
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  And I'm going to put forward the idea that the Trump derangement syndrome phenomenon is the real insurrection in this nation.
• 53:46
  Donald Trump was a New York businessman who never held office and never played the DC game, never was part of the swamp, and decided to run for president in 2016 after being fed up for years about what was occurring in this country.
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  The Clinton campaign, Hillary Clinton's campaign, and the DNC cheered.
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  They thought this was going to be easy.
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  Their internal memorandum spelled it out.
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  They called it the Pied Piper Strategy.
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  Elevate Trump, Cruz, and Carlson, Ben Carson.
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  Tell the press to take them seriously.
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  They figured he would be the easiest Republican to destroy.
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  Sixty-three million Americans missed that memo.
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  They elected the outsider instead.
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  306 electoral votes.
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  30 states, a clear mandate from people sick of the deep state inside the beltway machine.
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  They put an outsider in the Oval Office.
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  And the establishment refused to accept it.
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  Five Senate Democrats drafted impeachment articles immediately in December 2016.
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  Six weeks before Trump even took the oath, they were already impeaching him.
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  They had the verdict figured out before he signed a single document.
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  Sounds like Barack Obama getting the Nobel Peace Prize before he even put his pen to paper on anything.
• 55:26
  They manufactured the evidence, the Steel dossier, which was paid for by the Clinton campaign, laundered through a law firm, and a British spy.
• 55:36
  The primary source was Igo Igor Donchenko, and he admitted it to the FBI that it was all rumor and speculation.
• 55:46
  FBI investigator Peter Struck wrote that they had no evidence of Trump advisors talking to Russian intelligence.
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  The same Peter Strack texted his lover that this would stop Trump from winning.
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  It was their insurance policy.
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  And George Papadopoulos, too, another Trump aid.
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  Seventeen major errors and omissions, according to the inspector general.
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  They even put the primary source on the FBI payroll while the country tore itself apart over his lies.
• 56:29
  Muller spent three years and 30 million dollars and found zero collusion.
• 56:34
  Intelligence later confirmed key parts of the dossier were Russian disinformation.
• 56:40
  The very people screaming about foreign interference spent years pushing Russian lies to destroy a duly elected president.
• 56:49
  I'm Bruce Robertson.