The Dominic Carter Show | 04-01-26

0:00This is Greg Kelly. Donate now to Toys For Tots, which works year round. Go to ToysForTots.org. Toys For Tots supports children in need throughout the year with programs like the Toys For Tots Literacy Program. Established in 2008, it has provided over 63 million books to disadvantaged children. The Toys For Tots Literacy Program is committed to providing disadvantaged children with direct access to books and educational resources that enhance their ability to read and communicate effectively. Go to ToysForTots.org. Now, from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter. And this is going to be quite interesting. President Trump says he's going to the Supreme Court today, today, when they hear the birthright citizen case. Thank you, Mr. President,

1:04because birthright citizenship is one of the biggest scams going. These illegals, these migrants, the women make sure they get to America just in time to drop that baby, to deliver that baby and poof. Once the child is born here, they are a citizen. It's wrong. President Trump is trying to do something about it. I don't know what the secret service is going to do, but President Trump says he's going to the Supreme Court today, when they hear the case. Remember, and it's something he I want to put on the table. Remember, the woman killed on the commuter train and Charlotte stabbed in the neck by that savage? Well, she died right there on the commuter train, slumped over. Why is it okay? I'm just asking the question, why is it okay? And I guess it's a

2:06rhetorical question, why is it okay to have murals, statues of drug abusers and outright criminal George Floyd, but not of her? I will tell you why. And I'm going to be honest, and you already know the reason why there are murals and statues and George Floyd is a hero, not, but why are there murals and statues of him? And not of her, at least there are coming up in Florida now, but not of her. No, no matter what official excuse Democrats put on this, you know what time it is. There are not statues and murals of her because she is white. Perfect example, the Democrat mayor

3:09in Providence, Rhode Island just caused a firestorm. He had taken down a mural that was about 50 to 60 percent done of the Charlotte woman. And I want you to hear this is one of the top stations and Providence NBC 10. It's causing quite some trouble in terms of what the mayor had done. Hey guys, it's NBC 10s, the commuter here in downtown Providence. I just wanted to give you a quick update that the mural on the dark lady club memorializing arenas rutska is still hanging even though the artist confirmed to us yesterday that it would be taken down. It's still up on the wall now. The this story and the removal of the mural has been picking up a lot of steam on social media. Republican leaders and right wing influencers have been weighing in on it, especially on Twitter. And so the Democrat mayor there, a case I made earlier today, Mr. Mayor, you ought to be more

4:15concerned with what happened at Brown University, the Ivy League institution, the shooting. Remember that one folks rather than a mural of a crime victim. It's incredible. You can't make this up. You really can't folks. Well, Greg Gutfeld on the Fox News channel, making a very strong case as it relates to this criminal George Floyd and I will never see him any different. Listen, I'm not about disrespecting the date, but I'm also not delusional and I'm not stupid. I will never see this individual George Floyd as anything but a drug addict and a criminal. But again, the case being made on Fox News. But if we didn't bring her up, would they? Of course not. And we had to hear George Floyd's name every single day and hold back our disgust that a violent felon who was on a lethal dose of opiates became a Christ-like symbol.

5:16So vaunted that we suspended our laws and allowed cities to burn billions billions dollars in destruction. And people died because the media and the left chose the victim, the approved victim. We need a scorecard for victims. George Floyd, a drug-fueled felon victim, an illegal immigrant gang banger soon to be deported victim. A young, a resivist felon, obviously, an oppressed childhood that makes him a victim. He needs to be paroled in San Francisco. A young woman murdered by a fiend allowed to roam the streets not a victim. I don't know why, is it because she's white? I don't know. A young woman is murdered by illegals, not a victim. Why? Is it because she's white? I don't know. An elderly air force veteran pushed in front of a subway trying to be illegal, dead, not a victim. And I'm not saying they don't think they're victims. I believe they erased their tragedy, which is the message that they don't matter in the

6:17priority of victimhood run by the identity police. In a correct world, every female politician would have marched for arena and demanded justice reform, legislation, judges would be held accountable. But no, even AOC wouldn't speak for the girl who was murdered from her own high school. This is how ideology trumps compassion. Yeah, it erases it. So 800, 848922, we see your calls. Let me just say this, folks. Some of you, you cannot call night after night or day by day and think that you're going to get on. And so some of you are on hold right now. Give it a break. You have to let somebody else call. You can't just call every single night. And the individuals that are on hold right now, you know exactly what I'm talking to. I'm not going to be taking your call. So you might as well just go ahead and give it a break

7:17tonight and free up the line for somebody that doesn't get on night after night, day after day. Give it a break. But again, it's going to be a very interesting day. President Trump, the president of the United States, over birthright citizenship says that he's actually going to go here or arguments later on today at the Supreme Court. This Supreme Court tomorrow is going to hear arguments about your executive order trying to get rid of birthright citizenship. And I'm going. You're going to go to the Supreme Court tomorrow. I do. Because I have listened to this argument for so long. And this is not about Chinese billionaires or billionaires from other countries who all of a sudden have 75 children or 59 children in one case or 10 children becoming American citizens. This was about slaves. And if you

8:18take a look slaves, we're talking about slaves from the Civil War. And if you take a look at when it was filed, all of this legislation, all of this, everything having to do with birthright citizenship, it was at the end of the Civil War. The reason was it had to do with the babies of slaves and the protection of the babies of slaves. It didn't have to do with the protection of multi millionaires and billionaires wanting to have their children get an American citizenship. It is the craziest thing I've ever seen. It's been so badly handled by legal people over the years. So the president headed to the Supreme Court. I don't know what the secret services position on that is going to be, but we'll see what happens. Americans under attack by illegals by migrants. I'm going to get to that. Certainly, hopefully a bit later on. I hope I don't have to table it until tomorrow. But what I want to do right now is bring in some of your telephone calls,

9:20808489222. Let's begin here. Let's see. Let's begin with Nick and Virginia line three. Nick, what's on your mind? Good evening, Dom. Well, I have addressed this birthright citizenship problem. I think that if the Supreme Court rules against Trump and the idea that you should not just come to this country and drop a baby and it be a citizen, I think we can make a federal law that says, if you intend to do that, that your baby will not be American citizen and it will become a citizen of the country that you of your origin that you came from. Hey, Nick, I love the idea, but we can't even get the Save Act and you think we're going to get something as contentious as that? Well, it's worth a try. I mean, you know, nobody's going to waste their political capital on that.

10:27I mean, I think it's a great idea, but nobody's going to waste their political capital on that. It's dead on arrival. I wish it could happen because it's so it's so horrible what these women do. They know that they're expecting. They know what time it is and they find a way to get to America. So that that baby drops on American soil. Oh, my babies and American citizen and then step two, part two of the argument is, well, I need to be here to raise my child. The con has to come to an end. Thank you for the call. Let's go to line four. Frank and Yankers. Frank, what's on your mind? Good morning. Oh, yes. In reference to George Floyd case, the same thing happened in TwistedChut. It's the CNN dot com. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. You know, I think, I think, you know, it, leave them up. Leave them up. It's something wrong with you mentally. Oh, he hung up. The little boo boo hung up. He knows there's something's wrong with him mentally.

11:30Did your mommy give you the milk and cookies and tell you that you can do anything and be anything you want, even though you're older than 50 years old as you're living in her basement? You know, I would really like to have a conversation with you one day and find out why you keep doing this nutty stuff so that I can embarrass you for the fruit that you are. Why do you hang up? Why do you be a coward? You do, you do what you do. And then you be a coward and hang up or the little mommy that she give you your milk and cookies. You can do anything. Johnny, here's your trophy. You know what? I know I'm not supposed to use this term, but you are retarded. It's as simple as that. 800 848 9222. Let's go to Ed in Evansville in the Anna. What's on your mind, Ed? Hello, sir. I was thinking of the George Zimmerman case and was it Sanford, Florida?

12:31Any killed, excuse me, allegedly killed Trayvon Martin and the media was accused of lightening his picture up and his father was some sort of hotshot military. I don't mind discussing it, Ed, but that's not what you said you wanted to talk about. I have a problem with people that get on and then change their topics. No, that was what I told you, your call screener, that's what I go on school about. Okay, so maybe my eyesight is bad. Okay, but I got 30, I got 25 seconds until the break. Go right ahead, Ed. That's what I want to talk about. The media, sometimes you have to read between the lines and why are they pushing their values in certain certain ways and I don't know, man, it screws me up. But anyway, I thought that's what I told you. You can check. No, that's not what you told them. I'm looking at the screen right now, but thank you. Thank you for the call. Folks, it is time for a break. We are coming right back. The Dominic Carter Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

13:57So go to ASBgold.com now. Don't wait for the markets to drop. That's ASBgold.com. Now, from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter. And folks, you know, we have got to be careful. We really have to all across the country. Police discovering more than two dozen pipe bombs inside a white plane's New York apartment while investigating an explosive found on a quiet tree lined block. And this happened yesterday morning. And of course, you know, neighbors were trying to figure out what were the loud booms that were going off. Well, now we know more than two dozen pipe bombs inside a white

14:58plane's apartment. Question becoming, what was this individual going to do with these pipe bombs? Let's go back to your telephone calls coming up in a few minutes. I'm going to have an airline question for Matt Blaze. How would he handle this situation? Something that occurred in Miami. And I'm also going to talk to you folks about it. But for right now, let's continue with President Trump. Says he's headed to the Supreme Court today to actually hear the birthright citizenship case. Let's go to let's see. Let's go to Martin line for Staten Island. Good morning, Martin. What's on your mind? Good morning. First of all, thank you so much. My favorite talk show host and thank you. I wanted to say. Yeah, and I'm really about it. I don't believe the court is going to do the right thing and say that these kids are not Americans. But maybe we can come up with something that is not

16:01a solution, but somewhat a solution that instead of being an American, if the child is born in the United States, if the mother arrived that day, how about we say that the mother needs to be heard in time, nine or eight months of the child's? Well, they're not stupid enough to come in on the same day because they don't even know if it's that day, if they will. I mean, they literally that day. I meant to say that maybe they can come in and out between the way. And Josh can maybe say that there is this fourth amendment. But if you came in literally a few weeks before that, it's not going to help you. You know, Martin, I would love the idea. I just don't see Washington getting on board with it, the Democrats. I mean, President Trump is trying to do the right thing here. I mean, this is wicked. It's wicked. Okay, mom, you have your fun with your husband and your boyfriend or boyfriend's. And now you're looking for a scam. Somebody to pay for this

17:06child. And you find a way to America knowing that you're going to deliver and bang, you have the baby. And then you want to talk that talk that your child is an American citizen. By the way, there is a way around them. Just thinking right now, there's a way around because diplomats, if they have a child in the US, their kids are not Americans. And the reason for that is because they don't have to follow the law over here. They're not under the US jurisdiction. Maybe they can find a trick somehow to say, if you come in a hair to have a baby, you don't have to follow certain laws. But then they're not going to admit that they came here to have a baby. They're not stupid. They're going to say that they just happened to be here. But thank you. Thank you, Martin, for the call. Thank you for the compliment. Greatly appreciate it. Let's go to Charles line three and Whitbridge. Charles, what's on your mind? Yes, I don't. I honestly believe, you know,

18:08my own thoughts is that like if the kid is born here, no matter what the circumstances should be an American citizen. But if somebody's coming here, why should it be I'm up against a heartbreak in 30 seconds? But why should it be an American citizen automatically? It should. Well, I think it's the parents that you're getting trouble. Not the kid for being born here. That's my opinion. That's my opinion. Okay. Well, fair enough. I wish I had time, Charles, to follow up on that. You make a very interesting point. We are going to take a break. I'm going to have a short segment. Then I'll be back. And I've got a question for Matt Blaze. Stay with us, folks. The Dominic Carter Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network. Now from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter.

19:10And I'm going to get to Matt Blaze in just a second. But first, I want to take one of the other telephone calls. Let's go to Andrew, line one in Newark, New Jersey. What's on your mind, Andrew? Hey, I do. I'm an institute. I can make all. Well, like I said, I just, uh, like it's confusing to me. I know there's a lot of factors involved, but why is it wrong? It sounds like you're saying it's a terrible thing and it's wrong for people to want to come to America and have their children be Americans and enjoying it. That's exactly what I'm saying. So now, let's walk through this together. You don't see what's wrong with it, Andrew? I want to say thanks for taking my call. Being like, I don't, you know, I'm saying you can see the kind of don't agree. I mean, a lot of time people just have a one. Yeah. I mean, isn't that what our nation is based on? Isn't that what we are, nation immigrants? Okay. All right. And that's correct. But, Andrew, and I'm not trying to be a disrespectful when, when, uh, when these women come here and drop the baby, are you going to pay for it?

20:18I'm clearly not unless I, you know, uh, okay, but, but, but yet, but yet, you don't have a problem with them coming here wanting to be an American. Why do you think they want to come here and be an American? Because it's better than where they're from and they're fighting their whole way to get here. You know, it's, it's a lot of places South America are terrible places to be. And they, they want. Okay, but that's the problem. What, why, why is that, why, why is that the problem of Americans? Do you really think we should spend our limited resources on somebody that wants a better opportunity? Do you really believe that? And it's, and more importantly, what if it's coming out of your pocket? Well, I don't really have it, but listen, I can I say it that like, I mean, there's a lot of factors here, a larger like, I mean, if we're not going to have, or like, birthright citizenship, then what's going to determine citizenship? Like, is it going to become a racial thing? No, just be born here and let it be legit. The, the bottom line is this, Andrew, I, I, I hear you, man, but what, what, what you're saying, and I respect you, but it's the classic

21:23Democrat line bleeding heart liberal. Americans are tired of foreigners coming here. And we're on the hook at that baby that's born. We're on the hook for 18 to 21 years in terms of wick in terms of housing in terms of medical care in terms of overcrowded schools. Wait a minute. In terms of don't speak English, right? Well, maybe the child will speak English. I don't know, but we already have our own overcrowded schools. Trump won on America first. You don't think that it's America first to take care of our people first. Frankly, I don't care about that woman coming here, dropping her baby. That's her problem. Why has got to become mine? It doesn't. First of, we don't really take care of our people that are here one. So you're proving my point. You're proving my point. So wait, wait, wait, wait. No, you can't go on a lit me because I have a lot of

22:24calls. You said we don't really take care of our people. You're proving my point. So if we don't really take care of our people, we're going to take care of somebody else. No, we don't think you're anybody. What do you mean? What do you think the first thing that they're going to do with that child that's born here? What's the first thing you think that happens? Well, let me ask the one percentage. No, no, don't ask your question. I want you to answer. What do you think the first thing that mother's going to do when she delivers that child here? What's the first thing she's going to do? Ask for an epidural? What do you mean? What? No, she's an epidural is doing delivery. She's not going to ask her. I don't know if she's going to ask for an epidural. That's on her. I'm talking about how's the baby going to eat? Where's the baby going to stand? She'll let you do it in five years, okay? But that shouldn't, that that's something she should be, and I agree, like just shouldn't, we don't have to pay for everything. But I mean, does that mean that we need to end people coming, like, you know, birthright citizenship is going to become a racial thing? Like, do you understand? I didn't say a racial thing. You just don't have a right to just come

23:24here because you feel like it. You just don't have that right. Hey, man, I'm not, I'm not going to be able to change your mind. But I think that 90% of Americans are on my side on this and not on yours. But I respect what I respect what you're saying. You're not on the side. Well, what do you think it is? You're articulating? I'm trying. I like want to understand why and like, I'm not really getting a chance to say things. It's just like it's because you want to go on a long journey. I have every phone line lit up. I have eight topics that I want to get to. And I don't have old data. Listen to, frankly, to your nonsense. I don't need to be disrespectful. But what you're saying is other nonsense. All right. I'll, uh, your name, bro. You've probably got to go on. Okay. Yeah. No, you need to wake up. You need to wake up. And no, I don't think you're awake. Are you receiving any government, uh, services? Never in my life. Okay. So you have a full-time job?

24:26No. I'm an independent independent. What? I take care of myself. I do things. I don't need any help. Oh, you do things. Well, tell me, tell me what they are. What do you do? Why? Why am I being called into question? No, because what I'm trying to do is expose is expose. All right. You know what? Meet Mr. Click. You're done. Thank you. Now, let me move on to you, Matt Blase. I, you know, I, I can't deal with people like that, man. Oh, we are the world. Let's bring them all in. And who's gonna pay for it? You know, it doesn't, it doesn't not getting the fact that there are, the people are coming here specifically to have anchor babies. Right. That's the only reason they're coming here. You know what I'm saying? It's not like they're coming here for this better opportunity. Yeah. But they're only coming here because they are pregnant. And they know that when their babies are born, their babies are going to be a citizen. And that's their easy way to citizenship. We're not saying that people shouldn't be coming here

25:29legally, but we're saying that they're specifically coming here pregnant to have the baby in the United States. That's the only reason. If they weren't pregnant, they weren't coming here. So they were okay in their country until they got pregnant. Then they want to come here, have the, have the anchor baby and that's their pathway to citizenship than rather than coming here first or coming here the right way and doing it like that. That's what he's not understanding. There are some people in the reason why it took us call us to expose exactly what his mindset was, exactly what he said. And that's why I asked him what he does for a living. I don't think he has a job at all because because there are many people no seriously plays that they're just lost and they think that this money grows on trees. Right. And when you say, well, who's going to pay for it? Why don't you pay for it? How about you should pay for it? How about you want that to happen? So then how about when that happens, when you know it's somebody comes from another country

26:32and they're eight months pregnant, they go to your house and you sponsor them and you take care of their kid until they're 18 years old. You can't medical diapers, schooling, whatever it is that that's all means. You take care. You take care because because this person came eight months pregnant to have the baby. So you take care. Right. And then after she has the first one, here comes the second one, then he comes the third one, here comes the first one. I mean, that's it now. Right. But I want to ask you this. What would you do that place? Let's go to Miami, right? Let's go to Miami. Yeah. I'm not going to say Kisha. I'm not going to say Kisha. Maybe I am going to say Kisha, but Kisha and her two cousins tried to board a frontier aircraft and they told her and they're very strict with this about baggage fees. So Kisha decided I'm

27:35getting on the plane anyway. So now he comes to Miami police and they tell her that she's got to leave. She doesn't want to leave. So you know what that means? Everybody off the plane has to get off the plane and then you're going to jail anyway. So I want you to listen to this CBS report out of Miami. Trouble at the terminal ends with three women in handcuffs and tonight. Police say it all started over baggage fees moments before a Philadelphia bound frontier flight. Deputy say the trio forced their way onto the plane and when law enforcement told them to get off the plane, they refused. CBS News Miami's Anna McAllister is your reporter live at Miami International Airport. Where are the outbursts? Happen, Anna. Lauren, just imagine this who just sported your flight. You're waiting to take off. But then the repeat won your flight. They get into it with deputies and the flight staff and then everyone is forced to plane, including yourself. That's what happened over the weekend when this flight. The frontier flight was heading to Philadelphia and these three women, they got into it with not only law enforcement, but the staff there. Check out

28:39this selfie video of the moment that these three women had the deep board, deep boarded the plane in handcuffs. Check this out. This happened last night at MIA after 26-year-old Devana Cochran, 21-year-old Dijana Cochran and 30-year-old Nafisa Dockery refused to get off their frontier flight. Now according to the arrest reports, it all started after a frontier worker told them they would have to pay for their baggage and investigators say that they refused and then got into an argument with the employee. After the employee told them that they would not be allowed on the plane unless they paid for their baggage, they stormed onto the plane. Deputies were called, they went onto the plane and they told the three of them that they had to get off. Well, the arrest report states that the deputies, they asked them multiple times but they refused law enforcement was then forced to have the entire plane evacuate in order to arrest the trio and during the struggle, the deputies say that Dockery spit on a woman and we showed front

29:45to your passengers the video of the women being escorted off the plane. Here's the reaction. It's really crazy. It's disturbing because why are you acting like this towards the workers? I mean, you know the rules and regulations. When you read the flight, they give you all the information, the rules. You know you supposed to pay for baggage. Why act like this? That's insane. And to be goes on. So, so Matt plays, I'm not going to ask you what mother names their child, the three names that they had. All I heard was all right. So, I'm just going to say three quesias. That's all I'm going to say, right? Okay. So, how would you deal with that situation? You're trying to get to Philadelphia. Maybe you're going home and these three refuse to pay the baggage fees. And now everybody's got to get off the plane. Well, the first thing I was like,

30:49well, how did they just march on to the plane? How did they get there? How did you get the storm going? Yeah, how do you just storm onto a plane in the first place? But I guess, you know, Democrats, they tell them that they have victims and you can do what you want. So, do they have their bags with them and they were like, no, no, no, no, that's not going to fit on the plane. With Frontier eight, they have this little thing that literally you put your, if you can't put your bag into it, you got to pay the $75. But that's usually like when you're checking in, they have that. No, it's right before it. No, it's right. It's right. Check in. But it's right before the plane. Right. So, if you think it's going to fit and then it doesn't and then you check it and they go, no, no, no, you got to pay for that. And it's more money that way, too. Right. And it is when you've got, when you got to do it like right there on the plane and they said, no, I'm going to go on the plane anyway. So here's what you have to do. First of all, as a passenger, there's nothing you can do. I mean, period. You just have to pay or don't get on the plane. Right. But I'm saying, let's say I'm, I'm on the plane. I'm about to get on that flight, too, or I'm on

31:49that flight. And I see these three going through this whole thing, making it stink that they don't want to pay because for some reason, they think by doing that, the airline is just going to bend and let them off. Like that's just not going to happen. So then they just storm onto the plane. And at that point, as a, as an airline flight attendant, you just have to be professional. No matter who it is, you have to remain professional because if you don't and you elevate it and you escalate the situation now, definitely in getting on the plane. Right. Well, but now you're at fall. If you're the flight attendant, if you're the flight attendant, you have to be professional. Oh, right. You mean the flight attendant? Yeah. I'm saying the flight attendant. You have to be professional because if you're not, then, then they're going to say, oh, well, they said this and that and you have to always maintain your professionalism, no matter what they say, no matter what they do. And then yeah, you've got to call the police because that's all you can do. You have to

32:53call the police and say, look, they don't want to pay the baggage fees. We told them they got to pay. And then they escalate everybody else off. And I would, you can't control what other people do. You can only control the way you react to what they do. Right. That sounds good. But it's hard to carry. Oh, of course it is. And if you're a passenger, you're the, you're another passenger. And now you're pissed off because you want to get to where you're going. You got to get off the plane. You don't know when you're going to be able to get on the plane. Now you got to worry about the flight crew that they have. I'm too many hours in the air from the flights before. Is you're going to be able to get, they even take off. Is there a gate? I mean, there's so many different things that happen when flights get delayed that it's like that domino effect. So as a, first, obviously, I would never do that. But yeah, I don't, there's only a few airlines where the baggage is included. And it tells you now frontier, not exactly on the high end of airlines. And I'm not

34:01saying there's anything wrong with taking frontier. But you know, they tell you, you got to pay for the bags. They tell you, like you said, they have the little basket that you got to put your bag in to see if it fits. Right. It's, it's not that difficult. Do what you, just do what you're supposed to do. And map lasers. Correct. I got to take a break here. And parents, please, I forgot the names of these three women. Don't name your children. And that, can you imagine going on a job interview? What's your name? Deandra D. Aja? Oh, oh, three Keeches. I'm sorry, folks. Well, why did you say that, Dominic? Because it is what it is. We're coming right back. But Dominic Carter show on the Red Apple podcast network. Now from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter.

35:05Well, we have lots of calls all the way from San Francisco on these three women. They're trying to board that aircraft. We might have to put that off into tomorrow. Again, I'm scratching my head. Why would you name your child? Deandra, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and you think it's cute? You think it's cute? I'm not, I'm not going to get, I'm not going to do it place because I'm just going to try and get as many calls. Don't put your head down and just look down. Don't try and beat red. Don't do it. Don't do it. I see you. Yeah, you're doing my thing now, right? Let's go to the great Lisa and Natalie new Jersey. Good morning, Lisa. What's on your mind? Oh, poor Maddie's going to need an exedrian migraine soon. Yes. Well, I want to wish the Jewish listeners solemn pass over for later this afternoon and a

36:11whole week to all the Christians out there. But I would like to address this to all of your callers who think birthright citizenship is wonderful. People are a bunch of idiots. Okay? Yes. First of all, they could have sex in their own country, which they should be using contraception. But they don't. They get pregnant there because they can't afford them there. Then they come here and not only do they get government assistance, but they also come along with the spouse. Well, not even a spouse. The father of the child. Do they get married? No. Baby daddy. Yes. Baby daddy. Do they get married? No. And what does he do? He's on government assistance too. So they're double dipping and we're paying for it. So for all of you callers that are still listening, okay? Get brain therapy because you're all nuts. So I have to say. Well, Lisa, thank you. The caller from Newark, you know, and they're really, I have respect for the

37:17man, but they're really people that think like that. Wow. Why can't we just give them citizenship? Well, you pay for it. You pay for it. You know, what Matt said before, you want them here, you sponsor them. You pay for the kid up until they're 18 years old and see how easy it is on you. We're all working two, three jobs to support this. Everything is going up in New Jersey because of our wonderful governor who thinks it's wonderful also. I mean, it's ridiculous. When does it stop? When do we come first? I guess when we're all 300 years old in the after world and the after life, you know, because, but Lisa, you know, and I got to wrap it up Lisa. It's always great to chat with you. You are wonderful. You know what? Let me try and squeeze in real quick. Lou and San Francisco. Lou, what's on your mind? These ladies who got on the airplane, they may not have

38:17enough intelligence to be able to understand the rules of the airlines. They may be subhuman. I don't know about the subhuman thing. Lou, you're getting too close to the danger line there. If they can't understand the rules of the airline, then they are subhuman. Well, they understand they just don't want to pay. Lou, it's that simple. They don't want to pay. But the bigger issue, please don't name your child, DeAndre. And think it's cute because it's not cute. All I'm going to do is scratch my head. I can't figure it out. And if I'm scratching my head, imagine with those at Harvard, Yale, and all these other Ivy League schools you walk in there for your child to go to an Ivy League education. My name is DeAndre. Oh, Kisha, Kisha. I'm back

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