Trump Touches Down in Florida

Corey, talk about Texas in your brilliant called shot about Texas is a sanctuary state as of now. Okay, as soon as the president's coming down, if he goes to the sticks or if he goes like Gagarin, cut right to it. Benzman, give me your thoughts on Stephen Miller first. You've worked closely with the folks over there. You know how close he is to DHS and ICE, sir? Well, I'll tell you what, ICE and DHS are going to the mattresses, obviously. So he'll make a great wartime consigliere, for sure. I don't think that the legislation that you're talking about is going to make it far past the veto. But as far as Stephen Miller goes, you're going to need somebody who has his kind of battle-hardened savvy on these issues. I really don't know anybody who... In uniform or out of uniform, who knows more about immigration policy, border security than that guy. He actually, you know, probably should have written the book. Uh, but. Everybody in DHS and in the White House and on the staff over there understands that they can't get anything past that guy, that nobody can BS that guy. And he is not only a good trooper, but he's a field commander kind of guy who knows how to herd a bunch of cats, policy cats, in a way that you have to kind of see to believe. Steve, so he... And I didn't work closely with him or directly with him, but I felt Stephen Miller the whole time I was over there. I want to make sure the president's right there. We pick him up on audio. If we pick him on audio, we're going to go right to him because I know he just turned around. I think he's got Isaacman right there from NASA, and there's Byron Donalds. You just mentioned the veto. And this... People should be, I believe, Ben's minute, and you and I can have disagreement on this, but this is my point about a lame duck ain't a regular session. You've got a ton of guys that got fired and are going home, and they're going to look to get paid by lobbyists. They're going to look to become lobbyists. They're going to look to live off the swamp because they don't want to go home and work as a country lawyer anymore. They've tasted the life of the Paris on the Potomac, right? So I think when you say veto, I'm not so sure in the House and the Senate with rhino Republicans plus guys that got fired by the voters. I think you can overcome a veto. I wouldn't just automatically say, oh, he'll be able to veto it. President Trump's inclination will be to do that. But I think there's certain things because the business community wants this amnesty bill. This amnesty bill is not just going to be for illegal aliens. My understanding, there's a president right there. Looks like he's not going to have a gaggle. They're going to get into the... into the beast and he's going to go out to Cape Canaveral. He's going to give remarks there. Of course, we'll follow all that. But Benzman, your thoughts, sir. This is what concerns me that this amnesty program they're coming up with, I think already has huge buy-in from the swamp and the swamp wants this done, sir. Well, I've never been that great with math, but the arithmetic that I'm doing, I hear you. I just am hoping that they're not going to have the two-thirds they need to overcome a veto. I can't count that high. I'm not counting that high for them to be able to do that. However, I hear what you're saying. Lobbyists are going to be out there with long knives, et cetera. So, you know, it's quite possible they could muster.