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I want to talk about the young child

that was assaulted at five years old.

Before we get there, we got to go to Don Lemonhead. Don

Lemonhead with the human backpack carrier

with his white boyfriend on his back, carrying him around every

day. Y'all know how weird it is

to be gay? Like not as a person, but as,

bro, if y'all getting it in, that's weird.

Another man going through, come on, bro. That ain't even,

anatomy don't make sense. That's nasty.

That's nasty. I know some of y'all know I'm just going to keep

it real. I don't care. This is my

show. Hey, man, that's been some times where I ate some

burritos and it didn't go well.

And that's what y'all doing down there. And you, it ain't like

you can stop that from happening

because you still eat food and your digestive and y'all doing,

y'all playing in that area like that.

And then you get, you know, I've done research on some of this

stuff. These dudes be doing that and

they can't hold their bios because it's a one

way street food. You ain't supposed to go down

a one way street and y'all going down to

one way street and can't even hold your bios.

Dudes his age got to wear diapers and

stuff because the stuff just come out.

That God told God showing you it ain't

right. And y'all do it anyway. All this HIV virus,

majority of it come from men on the back of each other. Don't

make me get started. I ain't trying

to bash you. If you, if you live in a gay

lifestyle, God wants you to repent and turn.

But I don't hate you and God don't hate you. You're just doing

the wrong thing. Same thing. If you

cheating on your wife or doing all this other stuff, you're

doing the wrong thing. I don't mean

God hates you. That just means you are

distant from him because you're sinning. Pray to God

that he allow you to overcome what's going on in your mind

that's untoward to the way God made us.

That's it. That's it. I still love you. I still hug you around

the neck. Tell you, I love you.

I do anything for you. I'll put it, you know, say I put my

uniform on a dial for you if you're gay or

not. But all right, let's get the done limit. I'm done

preaching. Y'all can pass the offer and play

it around later. Don Lemonhead don't even know the law. And

this is how stupid it is. He's supposed

to be a man on television, a journalist, and he can't take

three seconds to look up the law,

the U.S. code about immigration. Okay.

Crossing the border illegally is not a crime. No,

it's not a criminal act. It's a misdemeanor. So why are they

being sent back and saying that

they're breaking the law? That's the point. Okay. As somebody

that we don't know if they're breaking

the law because they won't tell there's no due

process. Where's the evidence? That's the whole

point. And if they are breaking the law, most

people will say, okay, then they need to go if

they're criminals. But if they're not, why are they being

rounded up and sent out, especially

when he promised to deport the criminals and now he's not doing

that. I don't think we're going.

So misdemeanor is not a criminal act.

No, if you get charged with a misdemeanor,

that's not a criminal. I don't

think if it's not a criminal act,

because we have different levels of crime.

Everything is not the same. So it is crime.

No, we have different levels of, I shouldn't say crime, but

it's not, it's not, you're not,

it's not a crime. You're not breaking

the law. I mean, you are breaking the law,

but it's not a criminal act. No, you're not breaking the law.

No. If you're speeding, drinking,

get pulled over, DUI. That's not a criminal act. Well, no, if

you're speeding is a misdemeanor.

Right. So it's not breaking the law. Okay. Well, if you want

to, if you want to qualify that we're

doing semantics, but what I'm saying, but what I'm trying to

tell you is everything is not the same.

It's all not one thing. What is it? The law? What is it? The

law that what is it? The law to come

over legally? Is there a law? There are, there are rules that

are processes that you should follow.

Yeah. So you're breaking rules. You're breaking the rules, but

you're not necessarily breaking a law.

So what happens? You break the rules. Then

you get, you start with the consequences,

but the consequences should not look, no one is saying no one

should start with the consequences.

You guys are getting things mixed up.

You can't stop mixed up. That phone said,

or you come over illegally. It's a misdemeanor.

A misdemeanor is a crime. It's a misdemeanor

crime. What are you saying? Don lemon juice.

Why, why do people got a, somebody

should have told him not to do this

because he just looked like a fool.

I got the law right here. If you think that I'm lying or

anybody else mind, go and look up a

us code, a USC code 1325. I want to

make sure I don't get it wrong. A USC 1325.

It will give you everything you need to know about illegal

crossings, immigration, uh, uh, crimes.

And if you reenter and harboring illegals and transported

illegals, doing fraud line on your

documents to get over here, all that, all that stuff is a

crime. But let's go through this because a

lot of people have gotten as misconstrued. If you are here

illegally, mean you come through a port

of entry and you do not show up to your court date. That is a

civil infraction. The penalty for that

civil infraction is deportation. So if you come over here

through the port of entry and they, you

seek asylum and they either deny your asylum claim and you

escape into our country or you don't show

up to court. You have what they call a deportation order, which

is civil. And the reason that it is

civil is because you have due process. That means they get, you

have a right to go back to court and

determine whether or not you're actually breaking the law, but

it's civil. You get deported. Now,

if you come back after getting deported, no matter how you come

back, you're illegally entering

our country. That is a crime. Now let's talk about the other

thing that makes it a crime when it

comes to illegal immigration. If you come into our country

anywhere other than the port of entry,

you have committed a crime. That's an

unauthorized entry. That means that you, and you evaded

inspection, those two elements of the crime or elements will

make it a crime if you come in here.

So you come in here, not from the port of entry, sneaking

through the border, like many people are

cutting through the gate. That is immediately a crime. If they

kick you out, you come back. It is

an aggravated crime. If you come over here and you are part of

terrorism or drug dealing and all that,

that is an aggravated crime. So I hope that we're very clear

about this. You enter outside of the

port of entry. You have broken a law. It is a crime. You will

be prosecuted and deported. If you

come here through the port of entry, seeking asylum, and you

didn't go to court or you get your asylum

claim rejected and you somehow don't leave, you have a civil

deportation order. Are we clear,

Don Lemon, if you do one, I don't know, millisecond of

research, you'll figure that out. But what

they're trying to do, ladies and gentlemen, they're trying to

decriminalize this thing to make you

seem like the bad guy. If you don't like the law, change the

law. But they didn't have no problem

when Barack Obama was in office doing this. And the majority of

his deportations came when people

were crossing the border. They never got into our country

because he turned them away at the border.

3 million people, more than

Donald Trump has done in his two terms.

But you know what? Don't listen to me. Okay. Don't listen to

Brandon. Brandon just say whatever.

He's an Uncle Tom Coon sell out

bootlicker. All right. Let's go back to...