H2: Tara covers immigration, socialism, ivermectin bill fight, and alleged fraud in government programs.

What this episode covers

00:00 CNBC, Lee reporting, uh surprising new statistic. For the first time in at least 50 years, the US has experienced a net negative migration, meaning more people have moved out of the country than have moved in. The United States saw a net negative migration between negative 10,000 and negative 295,000, according to Brookings Institute. We even had a negative number. 00:28 in 50 years. that is incredible. And they're saying uh there's a lot of reasons for it. But it's steep slowdown and new arrivals, uh such as, you know, that, you know, those paying money to come here, like visa fees and, you know, obviously just the flood over the border, combined with the enforcement of deportations. that's what happens when you have a federal government that actually, you know, enforces the law. Yeah. As opposed to ignoring it. 00:56 But it's amazing we've been able to make this turnaround and folks you got to realize this is about We are just getting started here Because last week was truly historic Trump has not been able to do anywhere near what he wanted to do because of all these judges Filing these injunctions that I've been talking about this. He's had to let it wind through court. He finally won last week He's going to have the ability to deport millions now without a hearing 01:25 And that's been one of the big holdups that we had to wait for the hearing and they're just wandering around the country. um And this whole idea that you have to have a hearing is not in U.S. law. And we covered this last week. um George Bush invented it. And so, yes, there are some people that you have to have a hearing for, namely a side liege, but your average, know, garden variety, illegal immigrant border crosser, no, especially not if we've encountered or interdicted you within the first two years. Congress created expedited removal 30 years ago. 01:55 We've just never seen it because it was never used. And the first real flood of the border was under George W. Bush didn't get a lot of attention because we didn't have the internet then. Um, but it was under him and he ignored that law and created this new one saying everybody had to have, you know, new, basically operational rule. Everyone had to have a hearing. That's just not a thing. And so the hear, so the hearings, like they stacked up, stacked up, stacked up, cause we didn't have enough immigration judges. Now people are waiting seven to 10 years. 02:23 So Democrats took Trump to court, well, this is what Bush did and Biden liked it, so it's what he did too. Well, it's not what the law says. And Trump won, not surprisingly, because it's what the law says. And he's going to be able to begin deporting millions of people and he's now got the staff and the funding to do it. So um if you think this is a big deal, you haven't seen anything yet. 02:46 in terms of him doing this. And Lee, what you're gonna see, you're gonna see housing prices come down, you're gonna see uh rent come down, you're gonna see, uh I think the things that have been stressing Americans out the most, those two things really get more affordable for Americans as people are returned to their homes. I'm gonna say it's gonna be perfect, um but it's a huge deal. also, with that TPS definition now being changed. 03:15 or read correctly, temporary. It's funny how temporary can be 20 or 30 years, huh? Yeah, really. That's not something I would consider temporary. No, and I mean, you look at this, and Chip Roy was all over this. 65 % of these immigrants with temporary protected status, you you come in from an earthquake, you come in from something, they're on welfare. And I mean, it's not like the Haitians just got here. 03:43 You know what mean? This was in 2010. Yeah, that's like, that's my point. Yeah. Yeah. But also the fact that 65 % of the people who come here who are on TPS status are on welfare. Yeah. I mean, he's making that point. Like you've had plenty of time if you're Haitian ...

Distinct summary based on available episode metadata or transcript content.