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3:50Guys, we have a problem.

3:53We have a problem and it has been creeping across this entire country and it

3:58just makes me sick. And I know we talk about this, but I just really

4:03have to go through this entire story today because we have young people that are

4:08literally being activated against their own well -being, like against what is good for them.

4:15And now in a town where that is regularly happening, we have lost another young

4:23woman. Another young woman killed.

4:26And you'll hear me talk about this all the time.

4:28Like, you know what? When it comes to who is at risk in this country,

4:33it is your mother, it is your daughter, it is your sister, it is the

4:37women. And we hear about these stories over and over again.

4:42Laken Riley, Rachel Morin, Jocelyn Nungere, and now we've got Sheridan Gorman.

4:49Because last Thursday, an 18 -year -old student decided to take a walk with her

4:55friends. And it makes me so sad to think about this because she took a

4:58walk with her friends off of her college campus, Loyola University, one of the best

5:04universities in the Midwest. And she never made it back.

5:09And it makes no sense.

5:12And it makes really no sense that we are not all mourning this as a

5:17country. Like, that we are not all heartbroken by this.

5:21These friends, a group of girls, they went out to...

5:24picture photos of the Chicago skyline.

5:28Think about that. They're on their college campus, and they're like, we're going to go

5:31get some pictures. They're not going out drinking and partying.

5:34They went out to get pictures, and they thought, if we're lucky, we'll see the

5:39Northern Lights. Man, this one hits home because this past year, so many times, the

5:45past few years, so many times, we have had that notification that we're in the

5:50zone for Northern Lights, and I wake the kids up, and I grab them, and

5:55I'm like, get your phones.

5:56We're going to see the Northern Lights, and we grab our phones, and we run

6:01through the neighborhood. We run through the neighborhood barefoot.

6:03We're all giggling. We're laughing.

6:05It's those evenings that you remember, right?

6:08These are the moments that our kids are supposed to remember.

6:11This is the moment that Sheridan was going to call her mom and say, I

6:16saw them. I saw the Northern Lights.

6:18I saw God's creation, and we know that Sheridan Gorman would have said she saw

6:23God's creation because we know she was a strong Christian.

6:27In fact, we know she was a part of a Christian club at the university.

6:31So on this night, when she ran out there to see these lights, and you

6:36know, it's an exciting thing because, like, they're only there for a certain period of

6:39time, and you're kind of chasing them the whole time.

6:41It's just very magical, and I imagine that's how that night on March 19th started

6:47for Sheridan. It's very magical with her friends.

6:50She's a freshman. This is her first time away from her parents.

6:55She's at a college campus that is so well -known, Loyola, but she didn't make

7:02it home that night because some lunatic with a gun shot her, and I say

7:10that because this is a person who was led into this country illegally, committed a

7:18crime almost immediately, shouldn't have been here.

7:22Sheridan's parents put out a statement, and it breaks my heart because it's like what

7:28I would say about my own children.

7:30She was full of life, full of kindness, and full of a love that she

7:36gave freely to everyone around her.

7:39This is what you would want, someone who loves everyone around her.

7:44They went on to say, she made people feel seen.

7:47She made people feel valued.

7:50Whether it was her friends or her family or someone she had just met, Sheridan

7:54had a way of leaving people better than she found them.

7:59So why did this guy turn on her?

8:03I'm not kidding. This is how I would describe my own kids.

8:06My heart breaks for these parents because Thursday didn't end in giggles and great photos.

8:12It ended with an illegal alien shooting Sheridan in the back, and you've probably heard

8:18reports that she was shot in the head.

8:21She encountered a man at the end of the pier, and she was shot in

8:24the head. Like maybe he turned around startled and shot her.

8:28Like that could have been an explanation, but that's the explanation.

8:33People are like, oh, well, you know.

8:35No, no. The truth is, just came out.

8:39She was not shot in the head.

8:40She was shot in the back, and she was running.

8:45So what kind of a lunatic turns around and just shoots someone for fun?

8:50What is this? It's a guy who is not an American.

8:54Let me be clear. He is not an American.

8:56He came from Venezuela. Obviously didn't want to be an American.

9:01He came across the border in May of 2023, and by June of 2023, he

9:05was already shoplifting. Comes across the border illegally and then is committing crimes.

9:12If you talk to people in Chicago, like these people should be here.

9:17We've said a million times, if you're willing to commit one crime, you're willing to

9:21commit another one. He was dangerous.

9:24But not only did he come here and do this, he was staying in taxpayer

9:31-funded housing. Yep. All this time.

9:35The taxpayers have been paying to keep a man here who just shot and killed

9:41an 18 -year -old, an 18 -year -old.

9:45They paid people in Chicago, the bleeding hearts who tell you they don't want ice.

9:52They would rather not have ice.

9:56They'd pay for a guy to live in their town who then shot a young

10:00woman and killed her. A beautiful young woman who you can tell in our videos,

10:05she's got a great spirit.

10:08This is why the border can't be open.

10:13But you can't even talk about vetting or safety or even the value of life

10:19with these Democrats. You're not allowed to talk about this because it's all political with

10:25them. And let me tell you once and for all, this is not a political

10:30issue. This is a safety issue.

10:34This should be an American issue.

10:36Keep us safe. It's not like, you know what, we'll get elected if we say

10:40we're going to shut the border.

10:42No, Donald Trump got elected shut the border.

10:46And this crap of people like this coming across the border, it has stopped.

10:51There's not, there's this. this is not a guessing game.

10:54There are not maybe statistics.

10:56No, it for sure stopped people from coming across the border.

11:00It's not political. It's the right thing to do.

11:04But everything is political with these jerks.

11:08Pritzker, he got asked about this.

11:12He got asked about this.

11:14He is the governor of Illinois.

11:16And I say he got asked about it because he didn't come out and have

11:20a press conference about it.

11:22He didn't address this. He got asked about it.

11:25And this is what that jerk had to say.

11:30There have been real failures.

11:32Those failures, of course, extend beyond the borders of Illinois.

11:37That's their national failures, a failure to have comprehensive immigration reform, a failure of the

11:42president to follow his own edict to go after the worst of the worst.

11:46Not this is devastating news.

11:49Not he's heartbroken. Not he can't believe the family has to deal with this.

11:55It's the president failed. He thinks the president is failing the illegals.

12:03Let's let's be clear about that, because let's contrast this with what happened in Minneapolis.

12:10I'm going to tell you, I think the deaths of any Americans are tragic.

12:16The death of Renee Good, the death of Alex Preddy.

12:19Tragic situation. Should they've been there?

12:23No, they should not have been manipulated into believing that you should fight law enforcement.

12:29Tragic. But J .B. Pritzker, who is the governor of Illinois, got on a plane

12:37and flew out there and put flowers out for those two.

12:41This is what he had to say about a young, a child who was killed

12:46in his own city, like the place that he lives.

12:50And her parents just can't handle it.

12:54I couldn't handle this. I think this is a tragedy.

12:58They come back with some pretty harsh words for him.

13:01They said Sheridan's death cannot be reduced to a general tragedy, nor can it be

13:06explained away by broad references to failure somewhere else.

13:10Sheridan was a daughter, a sister, a young woman whose life was taken in a

13:15way that should never have been possible.

13:18We are not interested in political arguments or watching responsibility shift from one place to

13:25another. If there were failures, as the governor himself acknowledged, then every one of them

13:32must be examined, identified, and addressed directly.

13:35The location of those failures matters less than the willingness to confront them honestly.

13:40So they're clearly saying, look, wherever these failures are, whether they are in Washington, whether

13:49they are in Congress, whether they are failures on the ground in Chicago, we don't

13:54want to know what the political answer is.

13:57We want someone to say our daughter meant something.

14:02They want someone to say she mattered.

14:05They can't. It's like outside of their realm of possibility.

14:09And I say this knowing that, you know, I was frustrated with what I saw

14:14in Minneapolis, but I was devastated by the two people who lost their lives, Renee

14:21Good and Alex Petty, devastated.

14:22And I can tell you that's devastating to me.

14:24And I'm heartbroken for their families.

14:27These are tragedies. And just so we're clear, when that happened and the president said,

14:34you know what? I can't stand to see anyone die.

14:38I'm going to make changes.

14:39He did. He made those changes.

14:42These jerks cannot even say they're sorry.

14:46And this one really makes me sick.

14:48This is the Democrat from the 49th Ward.

14:53She's an alder woman. Her name is Maria Haddon.

14:56You should remember her. Maria Haddon had this to say about Sheridan's situation.

15:02From what I've been told so far, right, from what police know, from speaking to

15:06the students who were with her, it seems she might have, as they were just

15:13out, you know, people go out to the beach all the time, right?

15:16And they go out on the pier, they walk around.

15:18So the kids were out doing normal things people do in the neighborhood.

15:22And it sounds like this might have been a wrong place, wrong time, running into

15:26a person who had a gun.

15:28They might have startled this person at the end of the pier unintentionally.

15:33But that's all we know.

15:35So from what I've been told, what police investigation has turned up so far, what

15:42they've been able to share with me and with Loyola University, we don't believe there

15:47is cause for broader community concern.

15:49How can you even say they don't believe there's cause for broader community concern?

15:53I mean, I understand that they feel like they got the guy.

15:56This guy allegedly did it.

15:58He is, he has a distinctive limp.

16:01They feel like they knew who was there and they got the guy.

16:05He's one of multiple people that are protected because this is a sanctuary city.

16:11Let's be honest. Let's be honest, Maria.

16:13You believe it's in a sanctuary city?

16:16You think that's a good idea?

16:18And you know what a sanctuary city is?

16:19is. It's the worst of the worst are protected.

16:23Come here. We'll never turn you over to ICE.

16:26Come here no matter what crime you've committed.

16:28We won't have federal law enforcement take care of it.

16:31We won't kick you out of the country where you shouldn't be.

16:35She doesn't even acknowledge. I mean, what happened to my gosh, tragedy of gun violence?

16:40You know, remember when the Democrats were all about gun violence, gun violence?

16:44This Chicago has some of the strictest gun laws in the country.

16:47She's like, you know what?

16:49She might have startled him, startled him, and he just ended up shooting her.

16:55Are you kidding me? They can just make that excuse?

17:00How is it possible that she can make that excuse for this guy?

17:07I mean, I think it's because I don't know if you recently saw the clip

17:11of Senator Chris Murphy. Senator Chris Murphy was like, you know, these guys, the illegal

17:18aliens, they're the most important people to us.

17:20They're who we're protecting. Why are they protecting them?

17:23I honestly, I do 100 % believe that they just want the votes.

17:27They want the power. They do not care who dies.

17:31They do not care how many young women we lose.

17:34They do not care how many young women get raped.

17:36They do not care about your safety.

17:39This young girl should not be in danger with a group of friends walking out

17:45on the peer in the city of Chicago.

17:47But she is because of the losers that run the government there and the people

17:52that are manipulated into voting for them.

17:54And I say that because I came from there.

17:56I came from the suburbs.

17:57And I watch what my friends post.

17:59I'm like, how, how do you believe these things?

18:04You have daughters. How do you believe that you should leave the bad guys out

18:07on the streets? And there, and I'm telling you, you should be disgusted that they

18:12will not acknowledge that this is a problem.

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22:55You have people across the Democrat Party who've been asked about this.

22:59Hakeem Jeffries, who wants so badly to be Speaker of the House again.

23:04He wants so badly to take Mike Johnson's job.

23:07He's just like chomping at the bit because he believes that this is their year.

23:11What message do they have for the American people?

23:14Remember this in November. Remember what he says about this in November.

23:20Because this guy shouldn't even be in Congress, let alone the Speaker.

23:25This is how he responds to us losing an 18 -year -old American citizen who

23:31was trying to experience her own American dream and go to college.

23:35This is what Hakeem Jeffries had to say.

23:37An illegal immigrant has been charged with murdering a college student in Chicago last week.

23:42Do House Democrats believe if he's convicted, he's someone who should be deported?

23:46I'll look into the case.

23:47You can't even look at the guy.

23:49You can't even turn and look.

23:50I'll look into the case.

23:52Spare me. Spare me. You know the case.

23:57Spare me. You are trying to be the Speaker of the House.

24:01You know every case like this because this is a federal situation.

24:06This is a national situation.

24:08You guys made this decision.

24:10You're out there preaching on this decision.

24:13So don't tell me you'll look into it.

24:16Spare me. You know exactly what went on.

24:21You just want the power.

24:25These guys are really sick.

24:27Like really sick. And then what I've just shared with you, and I'm sharing this

24:31with you because I want you to know how totally sick they are because their

24:35whole, the Democrats' whole message is like, oh, we love people.

24:38We care about people. We're the party of love.

24:41We're the party of caring.

24:42Love is love. Everybody loves everybody, except for when it comes to actual American citizens

24:48and keeping them safe. And it doesn't, it's not love.

24:51It's power. Everything behind these messages is just to get back into power.

24:56They love all of the culture wars that they can try to be on the

24:59right side of because they don't have a message for anything else.

25:04They don't have a message for affordability.

25:06They don't have a message for foreign policy.

25:08They don't have a message for safety or national security.

25:12They have no message. They just want power.

25:15But the guy who I think is the most disgusting of all is the mayor.

25:20And I remember when this loser was running, Mayor Johnson against the lady before him,

25:27Lori Lightfoot. We were like, Lori Lightfoot's the worst thing that could ever happen.

25:33Then Mayor Brandon Johnson came.

25:37This guy is so gross.

25:40And I say that because when you're the mayor of a city like Chicago, you

25:46have a lot of power about what you're doing and what you're saying and what

25:50kind of ceremonies you're holding.

25:52So let me remind you that Sheridan was murdered in his city just last Thursday.

26:01Not a week later. Not a week later.

26:04On Wednesday, this guy has a whole ceremony.

26:10There's a whole press conference.

26:12He asks people to be there because he's celebrating a new snowplow that they've asked

26:18people in the city to name.

26:21Guess what? They named the snowplow.

26:24Yes, I recognize how bizarre this is.

26:27Oh, you're commissioning a new snowplow.

26:29You're naming a new snowplow.

26:30It's like, what? Six days after the first day of spring?

26:37So why? Why? Why bring a snowplow out?

26:43Okay, already planned. I got it.

26:45You already planned this. You had the city help you creatively with this name.

26:49Do I believe that this is the name that came through?

26:52No, I don't believe there's that many people that sat in their offices and they

26:56were like, oh, crap. I've got to get that name in for the snowplow.

26:59I have to submit my name to the city.

27:01Guess what they named it?

27:03They named the snowplow Abolish Ice.

27:08Abolish Ice. So clever. They're so funny.

27:12Okay, but you just had someone...

27:15killed by an illegal alien.

27:19Oh, and they don't like those terms.

27:22They don't like that. He is an illegal alien.

27:25You protect him. You use taxpayer money to keep him in a place to live

27:32and feed him. And then he kills one of your own.

27:36And not a week later, he has a whole ceremony celebrating this new snowplow in

27:49spring that he titles Abolish Ice, and they celebrate this, and he doesn't say anything

27:59to Sheridan's parents. But somebody asked him about it because even the most leftist media,

28:05I have to say, saw this and went, this guy cannot be serious, that he

28:11just had a tragedy, the worst tragedy, a child killed on his watch from someone

28:16who shouldn't be here, who should have been taken out by ice.

28:20There was the opportunity for President Trump to bring extra agents to Chicago and protect

28:26people. Even National Guard he was willing to bring.

28:30They said no. Even the leftist media said, oh, I mean, optics, Brandon, Brandon, is

28:37this really the best thing you should be doing?

28:40And this is what Brandon had to say.

28:43Did you reconsider rescheduling this event, given the murder of Sheridan Gorman by an undocumented

28:50immigrant? Well, look, as I've said before, my condolences to the family of Sheridan.

29:01This is a terrible tragedy.

29:03And what I've said from the very beginning, I'm going to continue to use every

29:11single tool that's available to me to protect the residents of the city of Chicago.

29:15And this tragedy is not going to deter us from our work.

29:22In fact, it's going to challenge us all to double down on our efforts to

29:26ensure that we are protecting every single individual across neighborhoods.

29:31Just let me break that down for you.

29:34He's like, I don't want to talk about this.

29:36I already said something about her.

29:37I mean, that's the attitude you get.

29:39Yeah, I gave my condolences, but this is not going to deter us from our

29:43mission. What? We are going to make sure every resident of Chicago is safe.

29:49Let me translate that for you.

29:51That does not mean people who are American citizens.

29:55He didn't say we're going to make sure American citizens are safe.

29:59He believes that those people deserve his protection.

30:05The people who are killing, that are committing crimes, that are hurting people in Chicago.

30:12He says across all the neighborhoods.

30:14He's not talking about neighborhoods.

30:15Let me be clear. He's talking about all the different people that he has put

30:20up in neighborhoods, that he is taking money from Chicago taxpayers and paying for it.

30:27The neighborhoods he has created that are filled with people who are not American citizens.

30:34And this time, this time, one of them killed a young woman, and he can't

30:41even be bothered to talk about it.

30:43It's like, I already addressed this.

30:46I'm not addressing it again.

30:48I'm taking care of the people I care about, which are not American citizens.

30:54I think Sheridan's parents picked up on this, too.

30:56And it breaks my heart because I can't imagine being in their position.

31:01I just can't. But they are so bold, and I give them so much credit

31:06because they made it clear.

31:08They put this statement out directly to Mayor Johnson.

31:12They said, what happened to Sheridan cannot be reduced to a senseless tragedy, nor can

31:17it be explained in general terms about public safety.

31:21Sheridan was our daughter. She was 18 years old.

31:24She was doing something entirely normal, walking near her campus with friends.

31:31She should be here. Calling the senseless is not enough.

31:35There must be a clear and honest accounting of what went wrong.

31:39We will not allow Sheridan's life to be reduced to a talking point or a

31:44generalization. We expect leadership that is willing to confront hard truths and ensure that what

31:50happened to her does not happen again.

31:53This is what we've all been saying.

31:56We've got to stop. This shouldn't have happened.

31:59We already experienced Rachel Moore, and we already experienced Jocelyn Nungare, already experienced Lake and

32:05Riley, and there's a million others.

32:08I'm telling you, there are thousands of women in the situation that have been murdered,

32:11thousands, and that's not an exaggeration.

32:13There are thousands. Look it up.

32:16Ruby Garcia in Grand Rapids.

32:18There are thousands. It's women.

32:21So oftentimes it's women. It's not only women.

32:24I'm not here to say it's only women, but so oftentimes it's women.

32:29It frustrates me so badly because I see these women that are my age and

32:35younger than my age, and they're going off on a run every morning, and then

32:39they're getting back to their house, and they're typing into their Facebook.

32:42abolish ICE. Good thing you made it home from your run.

32:46You're the lucky one. Rachel Morin didn't.

32:51You're the lucky one. And I guess you have to like go post your, your,

32:57I'm a social justice warrior.

32:58I want to protect all the bad guys.

33:01Thank goodness this wasn't my day to die.

33:04And I'm not trying to be callous about this.

33:07What are these people thinking?

33:09You're probably like, how do these elected officials become so cold?

33:14But they've like, this has been being taught to our kids.

33:17This has been being taught for years.

33:19And I don't know if these people are like radical activists, but just so you

33:24know, just so you know, last month in Chicago, the kids, the kids were told

33:33to walk out of school to protest ICE.

33:37Think about that. High schools also having 18 year olds in there fighting against their

33:45own safety, walking out of school.

33:48There's a, there's a news report on it.

33:50Here it is. Just after noon Monday, students from Amundsen, Mather and Roosevelt high schools,

33:55as well as Northside College Prep, marched right out the doors of their schools for

34:00a planned walkout and rally.

34:02Similar scenes in the suburbs where students of Streamwood High School also walked out.

34:07On the north side of Chicago, hundreds trekked to River Park, rallying in protest of

34:13the Trump administration and specifically immigration enforcement operations.

34:18Protesting the administration that's trying to keep them safe.

34:21Why? Because their teachers told them to.

34:23That's why. Because they've been indoctrinated into believing that the people who are there to

34:30keep them safe, that the agents and the agency that's been around for decades, that's

34:36there to keep them safe is really, those are the bad guys.

34:41Not the guy that shoots you in the back when you're running.

34:45It's the ICE agents that are the bad guys.

34:47Give me a break. Do you think those same students this week are in class

34:53doing papers on Sheridan Gorman?

34:56Do you think they're talking about Sheridan's life?

35:00Do you think that the schools are going through how to stay safe with illegal

35:06aliens running all across the city?

35:09Do you think there's safety tests for them?

35:11Look, we don't have ice here because we hate ice.

35:15So wear a bulletproof vest.

35:18I mean, what's the answer?

35:19No, I'm sure. I'm sure they're not.

35:22I'm sure they're not. They don't care.

35:25They don't even think that deeply about it.

35:28They're so obsessed with the fact that they hate this administration, that they hate Republicans,

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39:47This, to me, is one of the sickest parts of the story.

39:51And I keep saying that because, like, it goes from one sick thing to the

39:54next sick thing to the next sick thing.

39:56But just so you know, the newspaper.

40:00The student newspaper of Loyola University.

40:05They did a story on this.

40:07They explained exactly what was happening.

40:11Then they issued an apology.

40:14They had an editor's note apologizing because they called the alleged killer an illegal immigrant.

40:23I am not kidding you.

40:25They apologized and said it didn't align with their AP style or their values.

40:31This is what the editor's note reads.

40:33I mean, you cannot make this up.

40:36And I am not making this up.

40:37Like, you cannot even understand how this could be.

40:40No human's existence is illegal.

40:43And we quickly changed our wording to reflect that.

40:46We acknowledge the harm such language can cause and the power and importance of the

40:52words we choose to use.

40:54How? How? It's like, there are no words.

40:58Her own university. How are her parents supposed to feel?

41:01They sent her to a place that allows this note to be put out after

41:07her murder. Her murder. It wasn't anything other than a murder.

41:12You have to call it what it is.

41:14A murder by someone who came into this country illegally and they are concerned about

41:18offending that guy? The school newspaper?

41:22These students are so manipulated.

41:24Who would even be able to convince your child to write that?

41:28I ask you this seriously.

41:29If your child were the editor of the paper and some progressive maniac came to

41:35them and was like, Oh, look, I know you friend, a friend of many of

41:41your friends, just even a student at this university.

41:45I know a student at this university was brutally murdered.

41:48Gotta have you tweak the way you wrote it, though.

41:52We don't like to say anybody's illegal.

41:54That's not nice. My child would say, kiss off.

41:59And I hope you teach every one of your kids to say kiss off, too.

42:03And you know what? These universities.

42:07I mean, at this point, like lose your funding.

42:09Like what can be done?

42:11Stop. Stop funding. These radicals.

42:16The crazy thing is that even when they have to admit it, okay, we talked

42:20about how Trump was willing to send National Guard into Chicago, try to make it

42:24safer. We knew there were massive amounts of murders.

42:28And you know that most of them are on the south side and the people

42:31there, they just, they don't care.

42:33The Democrats, they don't care about certain areas of the country.

42:37We, as Republicans, President Trump, he's like, I got to save these people's lives.

42:42Immediately, as soon as he's in there, he's like, I'm going to send troops, I'm

42:45going to send National Guard to help keep people alive, keep people safe.

42:51They're like, kiss off. You're not coming here.

42:55Not Governor Lee of Tennessee.

42:57He said, we got a problem in Memphis.

42:59Memphis is a problem. Memphis is a problem.

43:01Memphis, Detroit, St. Louis, they compete every year for the top seat as the most

43:08violent city in the country.

43:11Memphis has a problem. Governor Lee says, President Trump, I'm with you.

43:16Congressman Steve Cohen, he actually has to agree, reluctantly, agree.

43:22Yeah, that might have worked a little bit.

43:25Here he is. Give him a little bit of credit.

43:27We need more policemen. We're about a thousand short in our police force.

43:31So having additional FBI agents, having additional DEA agents, having additional alcohol, firearms, tobacco people.

43:37We need more policemen. Thank you.

43:38There are other federal law enforcement groups that have increased their enrollment here in Memphis.

43:44They've helped. Oh, he can give them a little bit of credit because it turns

43:48out they're shy, what, 1 ,000 police officers?

43:51Why? Why on earth could they possibly be shy?

43:55I say, what would cause people in a blue city to not want to be

43:59cops? I don't know. Maybe it's because they hate cops, the Democrats.

44:04They tell you all the time, you should also in their minds.

44:09That's how they feel. This is how sick they are.

44:13This is how harmful they are to your safety and your children's safety.

44:17And so when the president sends people, goes, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it has helped.

44:23Turns out law enforcement works.

44:25Why is it so hard to give them credit?

44:28And why is it so hard to fund the Department of Homeland Security when you

44:33know that's exactly what we need?

44:36You know that's what we need.

44:38They know that's what we need.

44:40ICE agents are already funded, by the way, so they can kiss off when they

44:43talk about, oh, we're not funding DHS because of ICE.

44:45But you know what? They said they wanted some concessions.

44:48They wanted unmasking. That's one of their big things.

44:52We want unmasking. OK, so the Republicans went to them and said, we're going to

44:56let ICE agents choose whether they want to be masked or not because we don't

45:00want people coming to their houses.

45:02We're going to have a big number on them.

45:04So if there's an investigation, these people can take their number.

45:07They can take a picture of their number.

45:08They will know the agent's number and they can trace them through that.

45:13Nope, not good enough. This is not real.

45:16They're not really. The reason you are in a long line right now for TSA

45:22to go on your spring break has nothing to do with whether or not ICE

45:27agents are good guys or bad guys in their minds.

45:30This is posturing for the midterms and they don't care about your safety.

45:35This is what Tom Homan had to say about funding DHS.

45:39Why would any member of Congress defund the Transportation Security Administration that protects our skies?

45:46Why would they defund Coast Guard?

45:49Why would they defund CISA against cyber attacks?

45:52Why would they defund FEMA?

45:53I mean, you talk about not funding the Department of Homeland Security, which is their

46:00number one responsibility as a representative in Congress to protect this country.

46:05And they're voting not to protect this country.

46:08And look, Donald Trump made a brilliant move this week and he called me and

46:12says, let's send ICE to the airport.

46:13I thought it was a smart move.

46:14And we're filling the holes.

46:16The wait lines already dropped.

46:18Plus, we're doing a security function at the airports.

46:21We're going to arrest criminals going to this airport.

46:23We're going to look for human trafficking, sex trafficking, money smuggling.

46:29We're going to be at the airports working with our brothers and sisters of TSA.

46:32They're our brothers and sisters within DHS.

46:34President Trump made a smart move.

46:36We're going to keep the airplanes flying.

46:39We're going to get the American people through those lines quicker.

46:41And we're not going to give up President Trump's promise to American people to make

46:45this country safer every day.

46:46And that's what we're going to keep doing.

46:48They're not going to give up.

46:50And you heard him. I mean, this is common sense.

46:51He makes so much sense.

46:54Why would they not fund this?

46:56Why would they not do this?

46:57This is common sense. But I love the president.

47:01I love the fact that the president goes, you know what?

47:03ICE is funded. We'll send ICE.

47:05We'll send ICE to the airports.

47:07It's like the worst case scenario for Democrats.

47:10Like, oh my gosh, ICE is going to be doing things.

47:12They're like going to be arresting people at the airport.

47:15They're getting people water. They're standing in the lines for them.

47:18They're helping usher people through.

47:20They have had the best PR week in the history of ICE because they are

47:25going there and they are helping people get through.

47:27And guess what? Delta did.

47:28Delta said to Congress, suck it.

47:30You're not coming through a special line.

47:33If you can't pass DHS funding, we're not going to give you a special line.

47:37Because guess what? Our congressmen and women, they get ushered ahead to the head.

47:41They go through. I think you saw probably that video of Nancy Mace, like mad

47:45that she couldn't get through.

47:47This was not. This was a few months ago.

47:49They get a special. We learned then they get a special line.

47:52Delta said, no, people are pressuring American.

47:54I'm pretty sure all of these are going to be pushing back soon on congressmen

47:59getting special treatment if they're not going to fund TSA.

48:04Look, guys, this is for your safety.

48:06This is for your children.

48:08This is for Sheridan. This is for Sheridan, who just days before her murder was

48:15posting these videos of St.

48:18Patrick's Day dancing. These amazing videos.

48:23She was a fun -loving kid.

48:25So I ask you as we watch this, where did common sense go?

48:31Where are the loving parents who can relate to this, that look at this video

48:35and see their own kid?

48:38See their own kid having fun and posting videos?

48:42I wanted to highlight Sheridan's story today because the side that says they care so

48:48much, they're not going to rally for Sheridan and they're not going to protest.

48:54They won't wear T -shirts.

48:55And guess what? Those kids in high school, they're not even going to have a

49:00walkout for her. They're going to look the other way and they don't even know

49:05why. They don't even know why they're not talking about this.

49:09Those kids in high school, they don't know why they're not allowed to talk about

49:12this. But I guarantee you, they won't be talking about it in class.

49:16You will talk about it.

49:18You will carry her story forward.

49:20You will make sure people know the truth.

49:23You will make sure law enforcement is supported.

49:26And that's why I highlight her today.

49:28And I know what else you will do.

49:31You will pray for her family.

49:33You will pray for all the hard days, for the sleepless nights, for the pain

49:38they feel. Because Sheridan's not getting a prison sentence.

49:44She got a life sentence.

49:45She's gone. They have to wait to see Sheridan again.

49:51But you will pray their family through that.

49:55I know that. That's the answer.

49:59Look, it's common sense we're missing.

50:03I mean, maybe sense isn't even common anymore.

50:05Maybe that's a crazy thing to say.

50:07But I know you guys believe in it.

50:10And you guys fight for it.

50:11So we continue fighting for common sense.

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