Marjorie Taylor Greene. I'm shocked by on immigration.ENGENG I didn't see that coming. That is an unbelievable development. As a conservative and as a business owner in the construction industry and as a realist, I can say we have to do something about labor, [00:00:18] and that needs to be a smarter plan than just rounding up every single person and deporting them just like that. I really thought they were just going to go after the criminals. I really thought there was enough gang members and enough people. Ms.. 13 members and whatever they were looking for that, that there wanted, [00:00:36] that they would go after those guys. In recent days, both Joe Rogan and yes, even Marjorie Taylor Greene have spoken out against President Donald Trump's deportation policies. And there's a lot more of that where it came from. So let's watch a little more from Rogan and Greene essentially hitting Trump [00:00:55] on the topic of immigration. I'm going to speak from very real experience. We have a labor force in America across many industries that has been built on illegal labor. That's a fact that also cannot be ignored. And I'll say it like this the same way I look at the health insurance industry [00:01:13] and I'm analyzing we need to build an off ramp, but an off ramp is gradual, right off of the Affordable Care Act, off of Obamacare, into some sort of new system that is much better. I'm also I also look at this problem that we have with illegal immigration [00:01:33] that we can build an off ramp there. This is crazy to ask lower income and middle income people who are, you know, kind of getting by and then all of a sudden you're about to ship them to a country where they've never been. They haven't been since they were four. Yeah. [00:01:50] And you're gonna you're gonna pull up their family and pull up. And they've been in the community like that, that that shows no heart. And that's the problem. Like, you're not going to get any reasonable people to want to go along with that. Any kind person would look at that and go, there's [00:02:05] this can't be the only way to do this. Damn right. Now, look, Joe Rogan has a history of defending immigrants, even undocumented immigrants in the United States. He did it during Trump's first term. So to be honest with you, I'm not surprised that he doesn't favor [00:02:21] Trump's mass deportation policies. Marjorie Taylor Greene, though, that's a completely different story. And, you know, she kind of started off in questioning the US alliance with Israel that then turned into questioning the way our elections are funded and the [00:02:39] influence of foreign governments on our politicians that later evolved into questioning our health care system and her own party when it comes to not wanting to provide extended subsidies for the Affordable Care Act, which of course is important to extend. Otherwise premiums will double. [00:02:56] And now she's questioning Trump's deportation policies, and I'm so here for it. It's so refreshing because you better believe she's getting backlash from her own party. But when that happens, I think it's important for people who are critical of what the [00:03:13] Republican Party has been up to to provide Marjorie Taylor Greene with positive reinforcement when she arrives at the right conclusions at things. Yeah. I'm gonna pull a Trump here. I know I'm not supposed to say it. But, yeah, we told you that they would not agree with Trump 100%. [00:03:31] We told you that. But everybody said no, no, Rogan. Rogan is. He's just being a lapdog for Trump. Here he is challenging him on undocumented immigrants at the very, very core of MAGA. Okay. And say, no, this isn't what we bargained for. [00:03:46] Now that everybody is challenging them on Israel, as we told you a year ago, why did we think that? Because we listened to them. We try really hard to do news. So, like, sometimes they say things we hate. [00:04:04] And then I get mad about it and I come and tell you. And then sometimes they say things that we agree with that we're surprised by. We also come and tell you that right when we tell them the things that we don't like. Some people on the left go, yeah, yeah. When we tell you no, no good news, guys, they actually might agree with us on [00:04:21] Israel or even on undocumented immigrants who don't say that. Well, guys, there's no like, okay, now put us aside. Right. That's a really good thing because you need non leftists, you need a coalition, [00:04:37] you need independents most of all. And you need some portion of the Trump voters that flipped over to Trump to flip back. And so when the regions of the world and the Tim Dillon's of the world go even on immigration, no, he's going too far. That's a giant win. Please take the win. [00:04:55] Now, hold on one second, Anna. So those are the podcasters that were easier to predict. That's why some of us realize that ahead of time. It didn't take rocket scientists. You just had to listen to them. Marjorie Taylor Greene I'm shocked by. I'm not shocked that she has swung on Israel, because that's already [00:05:13] kind of an America First issue. Nobody saw it coming. But still, if you know Marjorie Taylor Greene, that's not overly shocking, right? But on immigration, I didn't see that coming. That is an unbelievable development and an amazing development, [00:05:29] because now this is the heart of what we've been trying to tell you guys there. Now, some of them have become untethered to the money. The independent podcasters don't work for a giant media corporation. They don't need their corporate boss to tell them what to think. [00:05:45] They're thinking on their own, good and bad. But that's much better than just bad. An assembly line of bad propaganda, right? And very few politicians already. You had justice, Democrats, Rokana and the rest on the left. But now all of a sudden you have Tom Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene [00:06:02] turning down some to all PAC money. Right. They don't take a dollar of PAC money. All of a sudden they're like, yeah, wait a minute. We should be America first. The minute you become unchained from the PAC money is the minute that agreement and reasonableness begin to emerge. [00:06:19] I see things a little bit differently from you, but not by much. So you're still kind of thinking about this in a left versus right paradigm. And I don't think that paradigm makes any sense anymore, because a lot of people who voted for Trump voted for him based on the economic [00:06:35] populism that he was campaigning on, that he actually has not delivered on. And in my opinion, is not going to deliver on those folks are individuals who might, you know, identify as Republican, but they are upset at the current economic [00:06:50] situation on the ground in America. And that's something that the left traditionally has been wanting to do something about better working conditions, better pay. Do something about, you know, the insanely high interest rates on credit cards. Do something about the fact that, you know, airline companies screw you over [00:07:08] and intentionally overbook flights. And then if you're a little bit late, you know, to getting to the gate and someone else took your seat, it's over and they're not going to give you a refund. Those are the kinds of things that I feel that voters, ordinary Americans, rank and file Democrats and Republicans and independents can actually [00:07:25] work together on to accomplish policy. If you're still operating under this, you know, blue versus red, left versus right, conservative versus liberal paradigm, we're not going to get anything accomplished. And I'm like, Marjorie Taylor Greene said, funny enough, I'm we're building [00:07:43] an off ramp to the left right paradigm. Yeah. You have to remember 98% of the country, unfortunately. I mean, if we're super lucky, we're down to 80% because of the internet. Right. But somewhere in that range, a huge number still believed in only left. Right. And they were trained by mainstream media to hate one another. [00:08:02] Exactly. And to and and to have what I call binary brain. So if Marjorie Taylor Greene is on the right and she says we should have lower drug prices, you should hate her anyway because she's on the wrong side and your brain cannot [00:08:17] comprehend issues or policies or nuance. You can only comprehend left. Right, Democrat, Republican. Right. That's what mainstream media has trained all of us to. So we need to start getting on that off ramp to that binary brain. [00:08:33] I don't care what their team color is, as long as they're against war, against corruption, for lower drug prices, etc. But they have to actually mean it, and it's our job to hold them accountable. 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