Don't Look for a 'Messiah' in Washington, DC | Guests: Sen. Mike Lee & AG Ken Paxton | 1/29/24
Jan 29, 2024
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Border crisis discussed by AG Ken Paxton, arguing Texas' constitutional right to defend its border. Sen. Mike Lee talks about proposed border 'deal' in Senate. Glenn praises Oklahoma Republican Party. Truck convoy headed to Texas to shut down border. Concerns about open borders and terrorism threat. Trucker convoy in Canada faces opposition. Nonlethal self-defense option Bernoule launcher featured. Frustration with current administration and prediction of fifth Obama term.
The border crisis is a growing concern with multiple states joining Texas in taking legal action against the Biden administration to address the economic, social, and law enforcement costs of illegal immigration.
Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading the charge in the legal battle against the Biden administration, highlighting the federal government's duty to enforce immigration laws and protect states against invasion, while also exposing false claims and negative consequences of previous judicial decisions.
The potential for a constitutional crisis is looming as the Biden administration threatens to federalize the National Guard, leading to confusion and potential confrontations, emphasizing the importance of a clear response from states and a united effort to protect the border and uphold the Constitution.
A convoy of truckers is heading to the US-Mexico border to raise awareness about border security, documenting firsthand accounts and experiences to counter false narratives and provide a more accurate understanding of the challenges faced at the border.
Deep dives
The border crisis is escalating and causing concerns for multiple states
The border crisis continues to worsen, with 25 states expressing their concerns and joining Texas in taking action. Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading the charge with legal action against the Biden administration for their failure to enforce immigration laws and protect the border. The invasion clause of the Constitution is being invoked to highlight the severity of the crisis. The situation has become a political battleground, with the federal government attempting to federalize the National Guard and Texas implementing new laws to combat illegal immigration. The controversy over natural gas sales restrictions and potential economic impacts further exacerbates the issue. This escalating crisis raises concerns about potential confrontations and a constitutional crisis.
The clarity and strong arguments in Attorney General Ken Paxton's letter
Attorney General Ken Paxton penned a powerful and clarifying letter to the Department of Homeland Security, exposing the federal government's false claims regarding access to government land and the authority to deploy infrastructure near the border. Paxton robustly refutes these claims by citing constitutional requirements and existing agreements. His letter serves as a reminder of the federal government's duty to enforce immigration laws and protect the states against invasion, while also highlighting the negative consequences of previous judicial decisions related to immigration enforcement. Paxton's clarity and strong arguments contribute to the ongoing legal battle.
The potential for a constitutional crisis and the need for a clear response
The potential for a constitutional crisis is looming as the Biden administration threatens to federalize the National Guard and further exacerbate border tensions. The resulting ambiguity and confrontation could lead to confusion on both sides and a potential clash between different orders and allegiances. The need for a clear response from states and a united effort to protect the border and enforce laws is crucial. The ongoing legal battles and the invocation of the invasion clause emphasize the severity of the situation and the importance of upholding the Constitution.
The impact of the border crisis on multiple states and the urgency for action
The border crisis is having a significant impact on multiple states, with Texas leading the charge in taking legal action against the Biden administration. The economic, social, and law enforcement costs of illegal immigration are becoming evident, prompting states like Texas and Denver to respond by implementing measures to address the crisis. Concerns over the cartels' involvement, the influx of migrants, and the potential risks to national security are driving states to join Texas in taking action. The urgency to protect the border and avoid further damage to states' economies and security is a growing concern.
Truckers Convoy Heading to the Border
A convoy of truckers is heading to the US-Mexico border to raise awareness about border security. The truckers plan to speak with residents and document their experiences. They are concerned about the influx of illegal immigrants and want to bring attention to the issue. The convoy is expected to arrive at the border on Saturday, and the participants hope to make a difference in the ongoing immigration debate.
Border Security and the Importance of Documentation
Documentation is crucial in accurately reporting and understanding the situation at the US-Mexico border. The trucker convoy aims to provide firsthand accounts and perspectives on the border crisis. By talking to residents and gathering first-hand information, they hope to counter false narratives and highlight the reality of the situation. Their documentation will play a crucial role in shedding light on the challenges faced at the border.
The Need to Address Infiltrators and Provocateurs
As the truckers embark on their journey, they are aware of the potential risk of infiltrators and provocateurs who may try to disrupt their peaceful protest. It is important to remain vigilant and ensure the safety and integrity of the convoy. By identifying and documenting any suspicious individuals, the truckers can protect themselves and ensure their message is not tainted by those with ulterior motives.
Finding the Truth Amidst Controversial Narratives
The trucker convoy provides an opportunity to engage in conversations and gain a deeper understanding of their concerns about border security. By listening and documenting their perspectives, it becomes possible to challenge false narratives and foster a more accurate conversation surrounding the border crisis. By sharing their experiences, the participants aim to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved and the need for effective border security measures.
President Biden claims he needs Congress to act on the border despite his executive actions being the reason the border is as bad as it is. Glenn and Stu discuss Biden’s out-of-control executive orders. Glenn shares his bipartisan bill to fix the border. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins to discuss the ongoing border crisis and argues that Texas has a constitutional right to defend its border if the federal government refuses to do so. Glenn praises the Republican Party of Oklahoma for actually doing something worthwhile. The corporate media is doing its best to claim Texas is overreacting to the border crisis. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) joins to discuss the proposed border "deal" in the Senate. Glenn’s chief researcher, Jason Buttrill, joins to discuss the trucker convoy headed toward Texas in support of shutting down our southern border.
