I don’t think that’s possible. I think that the U.S. military will reassure those nations that they’re not going to be able to get in the way of the airplanes landing on the runway. And we send these people back to where they came from. And I know there are a lot of people that are going to go back to a really worse situation than they got now. But that’s not our problem. And it wasn’t our problem. We paid for them to get in here and now we have to pay for them to be taken out. I mean, the American taxpayer slapped both ways.

And I’m tired of it. I don’t want to see anything like this ever happen again. Sam? I couldn’t agree more. And I would say that there’s so much news. I also want to mention a project that Sheriff Mack and I are working on a little bit, too, before the end of the time we’ve got together. And that is this. You know, prisoners really suffer. Political prisoners are really a serious, serious issue. And I appreciate and applaud Donald Trump for releasing the J-6ers and pardoning many of them. We still need a pardon for Stuart Rhodes. I’ll be praying for that.

He got his sentence commuted. But we don’t really need to push for a pardon on that. But anyway, then we got pardons for a lot of the pro-life folks that are protesting outside of murder clinics, murder mills. And I commend Donald Trump for that. But there’s so many other political prisoners that need our protection, Jack. Ammon Bundy comes to mind. Former Congressman Steve Stockman comes to mind. Ken Cromart comes to mind. I mean, there’s a lot of different political prisoners that really need us. And our focus is, for example, Ken Cromart, the guy’s never had a violent day in his life.

And the guy means, well, same with Ammon Bundy, very peaceful people. They don’t belong in jail. They don’t belong on the run. There’s got to be a way to kind of come to—well, anyway, so we’re going to be writing an open letter, I hope, to Donald Trump. And this open letter is basically, I want to create what’s called the Citizens Political Prisoner Commission, or whatever you want to call it. And we would then, basically, case by case, look at these situations for political prisoners. And we would come back and say, you know what, Trump, this does not meet the crime.

Ken Cromart might have not paid his IRS taxes, but he doesn’t even believe he owes it anyway. But they’ve got him in jail for like six plus years. And I’m just thinking, a guy like that could be out working. There’s no reason that we, the people, should be paying thousands of dollars every year for him to be in prison. In a population, he’s in a general population now, with literally gangbangers and thugs and rapists and murderers. And this poor guy’s there. So we really need to create a political prisoner commission. And we would then, case by case, recommend that Trump and Trump could be kind of the Good Friday man.

And on Good Fridays, he would release the list of political prisoners that are getting their sentences commuted, and or pardoned, and or dismissed or reduced, because the punishment oftentimes doesn’t match the crime, like Ken Cromart. Why is that guy in prison for six years with rapists and murderers? All he did was say, I don’t believe the IRS is legitimate. Well, you can debate that until the cows come home, but does the crime, does the penalty fit the crime? Not even close. I mean, illegals are running around, sexual predators around the country, and half the country’s saying, leave them alone, protect them, my heavens.

Selena Gomez crying, what are we doing to our people and this kind of stuff, while Ken Cromart’s locked up? Okay, so we’ve really got to work on the other end of this. And our idea is, how can we help Trump with political prisoners and vet them case by case and bring them to President Trump for peaceful, decisive action? And we’re hoping Good Fridays might be the way that we can follow the Prince of Peace and go through these as we go. And it was former Congressman Steve Stockman’s idea to release the pardoned and the commuted sentences every Friday for Good Friday.

Jack? I love the idea. I’d like to see Tina Peters released from the college. That’s another great example, Tina Peters, too. That’s what I mean by there’s a lot of political prisoners that may not just be J-6 or may not just be pro-life folks. And these people need pardons. Tina Peters, chief among them. I agree 100%. And when you say, Sam, how can we not bring her up, there’s just too many people, folks. I’ve got tons of people on my mind. I mean, and good for you, Jack. We appreciate it. There’s a guy by the name of Rudy Davis that’s a friend of mine.

He keeps track of all the political prisoners, man. There’s hundreds of thousands of them that are all in prison for no good reason. And we can save a ton of money. I mean, Doge should participate in this. We can save a ton of money and get these people out. Many of them were wrongly prosecuted and persecuted in the first place. Many of them, their sentences, even if you say they’re guilty, their sentence doesn’t match the crime or the so-called crime. And so we’ve really got to work on this, people. And we want your help in it.

So anyway, that’s an update. [tr:trw].

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