Angel Dad Speaks Out on Illinois Policies, Governor Pritzker and Losing His Daughter Katie | 3.25.26 - The Grace Curley Show Hour 1

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beautiful 18 year old Loyola student freshman at Loyola who was tragically killed shot in the head by an illegal alien led in during the Biden administration and today I'm so happy to announce, and you guys know my rule with guests. I sometimes announce guests on the air, and it's kind of a running joke here that a lot of times those guests get wind of it, Taylor. They get wind of the fact that I'm promoting their appearance, and they cancel. That actually could be a possibility today because... My guest, Joe Abraham, he's the angel father of Katie Abraham. And you've probably, you might have read some of his work. If you haven't, you absolutely should. He's written op-eds for Fox. He has one out right now in town hall. And his daughter, Katie, was killed by an illegal immigrant, drunk driver, slammed into the car. She was riding in it nearly 80 miles per hour. And this man has such strength and such determination to... try and stop this kind of thing from happening to other families that he somehow finds it within himself to continue to talk about this story to share this story to stand up against these policies that have really destroyed his life in so many ways, but he's not allowing that to happen. He's taking this and he's making it into a fight that he's going to try to win against morons like J.B. Pritzker and other bad actors in our politics. And I'm just so moved by the strength this guy has to not only write these pieces, but to go on TV and to talk about this, which I'm sure. is, for a lot of people, it would be impossible. A lot of people wouldn't be able to get through it. They wouldn't be able to talk about it. So this man is, if he's able to come on, that's great. I will say this. He is testifying today before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee at 1.15. I'm supposed to have him on at 1230. So Taylor, if he did have to bow out, I would understand. I would be very understanding. He's got kind of a busy day ahead of him. Yeah, but I like your chances. I mean, nothing in government starts on time. Exactly. And Jessica Vaughn, I think, is going to be there, too. So this is definitely one to watch this subcommittee hearing about these policies and about the damage, the carnage that they have caused. And you know who I thought did a really good job of laying this out, too, was... Representative Lisa McLean because she spoke and you know it's easy to talk about this stuff from a policy standpoint from politician's standpoint sometimes you have politicians who were you know prosecutors and they can talk about that angle but to talk to parents about this to look at people out there because really Taylor it's like the great equalizer being a parent you know we all

understand to a degree the same experience of like do wanting being willing to do anything for your kids to do anything to protect them to do anything to make them happy and the fact that If you can speak to people on that level and say, you must understand the anguish that these families are going through. You must be afraid of that ever happening to you because it's horrific. How does that not move you to a more sensible area of this or a more common sense direction when it comes to tackling this problem? So listen to Representative Lisa McLean. This is cut eight. As a mother, it absolutely infuriates me because Democrats are refusing to put my children, our children, American children, over these violent, illegal criminals. That's not hypothesis. That is fact. And if you don't believe it, why don't you talk to Sheraton's parents? I just get irritated and I can't believe this is going on in America. Democrats are back to their old chant. Defund the police. I mean, that is who they are. Make them own that. Yeah. Yeah. And they're so focused now. It's like, you know, if you're the parent of one of these beautiful souls who are gone too soon because of these senseless murders, and then you see, for example, and this is just an example tiller, but like, you're sitting there. You're Joe Abraham or your Sheridan Gorman's parents and you hear these politicians trying to dismiss what happened to your child by saying, oh, it's, you know, wrong place, wrong time. That was the Chicago alderman the other day. We played it extensively. But wrong place, wrong time. Or, you know, oh, yeah, of course it's sad, but, you know. this these things happen or you know and it's always this this attempt to push it to the side and then you see those same people those same feckless snakes getting on their soap boxes getting on you know behind their podiums and setting up these ridiculous PR stuns to talk about ice agents and to talk about well you know Larry Krasner this DA this guy can't he's made a career out of letting people out of prison not prosecuting people, not arresting people, making sure that no one's in jail for any dangerous violent crimes. And you know what he has to say about ICE being in airports? And by the way, seeing a lot of videos of ICE at airports, seems like they're doing a pretty good job.

handed out water bottles. This could be the best PR ISIS had in a very long time. And it couldn't come at a more needed point. Like it couldn't come at a more crucial time for ICE to have some good PR. And this is Larry Krasner. This guy who all he does all day long is create a revolving door for violent criminals to get out and terrorize, terrorize the people in Philadelphia. And this is what he has to say about ICE agents cut for. This is how it works. You commit crimes within the jurisdiction that is the city and county of Philadelphia. I prosecute you. That is how it works. No, I don't take a phone call from the president saying, let him go. No, the president cannot pardon you. I'll say it again. The president cannot pardon you. And yes. I will put you in handcuffs, and I will put you in a courtroom, and if necessary, I will put you in a jail cell. If you decide to make the tarasso floor of this airport, anything like what you did in the streets of Minneapolis, which involved the criminal... Question for Krasner. Where was all this tough talk when you're dealing with carjackers and other people in Philadelphia? Oh, exactly. When I first heard the first 10 seconds of this cut, I said, who hit Larry Krasner in the head where he's now actually prosecuting criminals? Then I realized he's talking about ICE agents that are doing their job. He's like, this is how it works. Is it how it works? Because it doesn't seem like that's how it typically works in Philadelphia. This is brand new information. What's that from, Taylor? This is brand new information. That is exactly how I feel right now. I'm like, oh, wait, you like to arrest people? You like to hold people accountable? Oh, no, no, that's just ICE agents who are trying to deport the violent criminals that you like to let out onto the streets. I see how this works. You want to arrest the guys who are doing the job that you refuse to do. And you also want to try to boost your career. and your public profile by standing at the airport making an ass of yourself but just picture now if you're one of these parents one of these angel families and you've got to look at these idiots get up all this energy in order to bash ice and you must be sitting there thinking to yourself where is this energy from my daughter You got J.B. Pritzker. He's going to the memorials of Alex Pready and Renee Good, and that's fine. But then when he's asked about Sheridan Gorman or when he's asked about Katie Abraham, it's like he can't get out of there fast enough. And that's the difference. For certain cases where they think the person is worthy of this attention and they think that attention fits their narrative, they can't say enough about it. They make social media posts. They go to the memorials. They drop off flowers. They do pictures and tweets and statements and everything and rallies.

And then for this little girl, Sheridan Gorman, it's like they're running away from the microphones. They, oh, they give an answer for 10 seconds and they're really skittish and they want to get out of there as fast as possible. Why don't you give an appropriate response? Why don't you give just a fraction of the attention that you give other people? That you give in some cases these violent criminals. Look, why don't you go Senator Chris Van Hollen? If we could just get the same kind of energy that these senators had for Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia for one of these victims of illegal immigration, I think it would go a long way with these families. I think they would appreciate a little bit of attention when they're going through the worst thing in the world. But no, no, no, no, no. Larry Krasner coming in. This is how it works in Philadelphia. Is it now? That's funny, because it hasn't seemed to work their way. And now here's another angle. We're going to talk about this more in the one o'clock hour. Jimmy Kimmel and it's funny because I was just thinking of these late night shows because Vince Vaughn went on Theo Vaughn's podcast and he was talking about how these late night shows have lost their way because all they do is lecture and and there's a push here that I notice from people that's like well the way people consume things is different now you know like people don't watch TV like they used to that is such BS if you put on good content people watch it there's plenty of people who still watch NBC ABC if there's a good show they like The difference here, how about like, oh, in streamers, by the way, and I know they're not on streamers, but there's plenty of room for everyone when it comes to content. You just have to produce good content. So I'm not buying this thing that like, well, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kibble, they get a lot of YouTube views, but it's hard because no one's watching. No, people don't want to get lectured by Stephen Colbert. They don't want to see Kaitlan Collins on Stephen Colbert for the seventh time this month. Talk about what it's like to be in the press pool. And this is no dig at Kaitlan Collins. Maybe it is. But it's like beyond the fact that it's so one-sided and so obvious, she's also just kind of boring. Like she's just kind of boring. There's nothing really that interesting about interviewing her that she hasn't already said five million times. And so all they're doing now is lecturing people. And Vince Vaughn pointed that out. And he said they're not funny anymore. That used to be kind of a prerequisite for these comedians was that you had to be funny. You had to entertain people. We are not entertained. And Jimmy Kimmel, I'm watching that clip and then I see a clip of Jimmy Kimmel last night because as I mentioned, Markwayne Mullin was sworn in his DHS secretary. And do you know what Jimmy Kimmel's biggest issue is with Markwayne Mullin or why he thinks he's unqualified? Can I have cut 12, please?

including his newly confirmed Secretary of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, Markwayne Mullin, Markwayne Mullin. Maybe Mellon's better. He is the now former senator of Oklahoma. Before he was elected to the Senate, Markwayne Mullin was a low-level MMA fighter and a plumber. That's right. We have a plumber protecting us from terrorism now. Well, it worked for Super Mario. Why not Markwayne Mullin? But honestly, I mean... All right, pause it there. Because we're going to play it more. We'll play it more throughout the show a couple times. I'm married to an electrician, so let's just start off with that. Right off the bat, I love the trades. I think it's great. I think it's if you have a young person who is not that interested in the traditional route of, you know, going, spending four years at college to be indoctrinated to hate the United States of America and then going into debt by the thousands, I would really, really encourage you to look at the trades and encourage your son or daughter to look at the trades. But if there's one thing I detest, And it's something I've talked so much about on the show. It's snobbish behavior of these elites. And I think that is so telling that that's why he thinks Markwayne Mullin is unqualified because he used to have a real job as a plumber. You know how vital plumbers are? And I've had this conversation with my husband before because I'm like, you know, he deals with other people in the trades all the time. And we've talked about it. Like what's more, you know, what do you need the most? And he's always says, you know, a plumber because if your light goes off, that's one thing. You can wait till tomorrow. But if you've got, if you've got a flood coming from your toilet, you need that plumber today. And I just, I really resent this idea that people who do hard jobs or work with their hands or fix things, that they're somehow not allowed to be at the table, that they don't have anything valuable to add to this swamp of people who have been doing this for decades and haven't seemed to fix anything. It's like maybe we try something new. Maybe the plumbers could help Jimmy Kimmel. Maybe they could add something of value. Maybe they actually have some common sense, which seems to be lacking right now in D.C. But what a jerk he is. We're going to talk about that more later. We'll go to break now. We've got a lot to discuss today. Stay with us. Watch the show live. Rumble.com slash the Grace Curley Show.

This is the Grace Curley Show. Do all day. Where's Johnny Carson? Bring back, Johnny. Oh, I love this song. What is this, little Lenny Kravitz? Yep. We're doing a little 90s today. Love, love, love it. All right, welcome back to the Grace Curley show. A lot of people texting in about that Jimmy Kimmel Cut. Yeah, he's taking digs now. You know what the first thing that came to my mind. was, and we just talked about this Taylor yesterday, how there are certain moments where the media elite exposes themselves as such snobs that look down on the rest of us. They really stick with me. I don't know why they just, they're ingrained in my mind. One of them is Don Lemon with the panelists making fun of the boomer rubs with the maps. And then one of them was Joe Scarborough on Morning Joe when he made fun of Devin Nunes, or one of his guests made fun of Devin Nunes for being a dairy farmer before he was, you know, into the D.C. politics of it all. And I just, I don't know how we got to this point where people who go around to cocktail parties and talk about how much they hate Donald Trump, think that they add more value to the conversation than people who have been either plumbers or dairy farmers. or you know truck drivers and we've made politics into this thing and it wasn't always this way taylor where revere was a silversmith exactly somebody of our founding fathers had actual jobs before they became anything and i think that it adds a lot of value to what you bring to Congress or what you bring to these certain jobs when you have real world experience. You're not so disconnected from the average person. You know what it's like to work a job, to go home and be tired. You know how frustrating is to pay all these taxes and then not see any value in it. To say, hey, I'm driving to work every morning at 6 a.m. and I'm still hitting the same damn pothole. That kind of stuff. It sounds John Cornyn, but. That's important. And today's poll question is brought to you by J.J. Manning auctioneers, whether residential commercial or land, J.J. Manning can get your property sold now. To learn more, contact Charlie Gill at 800 521-1-1 or go to J.J. Manning.com. Taylor, what's the poll question? Why are Democrats so against ICE agents assisting the TSA? Is it because they hate ICE that much or because it deflates their DHS shutdown argument? I'm going to say it deflates the argument. 63% say it's deflationary. All right, Joe Abraham, Angel Dad, joins us next to talk about his daughter, Katie, and the policies in Illinois that are killing American citizens. I'll be right back. The Grace Curley Show is on the air.

Welcome back, everyone, to The Grace Curley Show. This is a very important interview here with Joe Abraham, whose daughter Katie was killed, as he put it by a man who should have never been here. Now, obviously, Illinois back in the news because of the tragic murder of Sheridan Gorman last week. Joe, thank you so much for coming on with us today. No, thanks for having you. Jo, you've done so much great writing on this that I hope everyone reads. It's so moving and so important. But tell us a little bit about Katie before we get into what happened and why you are still banging the drum here and hoping that J.B. Pritzker and other people in Illinois will start to listen. But first, tell us about your beautiful daughter, Katie. Yeah, Katie was 20 years old. She was a beautiful person, honestly. Made everyone feel seen and heard and had so many different friend groups. She would never leave anyone out. She loved the water. She was a water polo player and a competitive swimmer all through high school. Did great at both of them. Love music. Her and High just, you know, would play some of these, what she would call the 1900s music. So I would get her. She had such an eclectic taste on that. But she was very interested in the music that I listened to growing up, these type of things. And her sense of humor, honestly, and her wit, it'll never leave my head. But it's sad for me that the only thing I can do is I have to work to remember the way she looked, the way she heard, the way she laughed. Yeah, and I think that the strength that you have to keep talking about this and talk about the injustice here is so important. Tell us, if you don't mind, Joe, a little bit about what happened to Katie and how the policies in Illinois contributed to that. Yeah, so Katie, Katie, they were just going down to the University of Illinois, which is in Urbana Champaign, which is the flagship university here in Illinois. They had some friends down there. There were five of them getting together. All they were doing, they were, you know, think about it. They were five. Five beautiful women. They were listening to music. They were talking. They were in a vehicle at a stoplight, mining their own business, idol, and they were slammed into at 80 miles an hour by an illegal immigrant who was from Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala National, using a Mexican national alias while living in Illinois. Oh, and by the way, the compassionate, moral people of Illinois, they did such a bang-up job on vetting... you know, the people letting, that they let into the communities, they did no help for this guy. He had HIV. They didn't even bother to screen him and help him with his disease. But, you know, they tell you, they own the moral high ground, and I'm here to tell you they do not own the moral high ground. They don't care. They don't care about the cadies of the world, and they don't care about the immigrants of the world. They care about their power. They care about their congressional apportionment. And to this day, 14 months later,

J.B. Pritzker, my governor, lifelong Illinois, and that we are, not a word. He's never said her name. He's never talked to me. He's never helped me understand why my baby girl had to be killed on his streets. And I even sent a simple letter, non-political, no ideology in it, just simple basic facts. For example, one question was just, how did a guy who, in court, admitted he was illiterate and couldn't speak English or Spanish? He had a Mayan indigenous language out of Guatemala called Kai Chi. How did he have a valid driver's license in Illinois? And how did he know how to handle himself in Illinois? Simple things like that, completely ignored. And I want to talk about J.B. Pritzker here for a second because, and I'm sure you've seen this clip and J.B. Pritzker now is kind of trying to skirt the issue and avoid the press when it comes to this. And when it comes to these situations, I notice Joe, I'm speaking with Joe Abraham, I notice that he's not as quick to pick up a microphone or get in front of a camera or make a funny video when he's asked these questions or when he's brought into this topic. But when he's asked about... When he's asked about Donald Trump, when he's asked about ICE, when he's, you know, given an opportunity to vilify the men and women of ICE or vilify Donald Trump, he jumps all over it. And like you said, he's never even said your daughter's name. He was asked about the most recent case, the tragic murder of Sheridan Gorman. And I want to play you his response to it. This is cut nine. I agree there have been real failures. Those failures, of course, extend beyond the borders of Illinois. It's their national failures, a failure to have comprehensive immigration reform, a failure of the president, to follow his own edict to go after the worst of the worst. So talk to me about that, Joe, because now he's blaming Donald Trump for this. Are you buying that? There are so many ways I can go with this. There's so many inaccuracies. There's so many inconsistencies with his statement right there alone, right? So what is he saying? Basically listen to what he's saying. He's saying he wants the Gestapo and Jack booted thugs that he called ICE back in the city and say, you didn't take the right guys out of here. But when the ice was there, they were saying, get out of my city, you Gestapo people. And the second thing is this person, just like Katie's, wasn't the worst of the worst, right? He was a guy who broke every immigration law and all the documentation laws that go with it, just like the guy who killed Katie. But he also was only picked up for shoplifting. So that's not the worst of the worst. But you see how it sort of elevates? He went from shoplifting. All of a sudden, he's got a gun. All of a sudden, he shoots someone. Just like my guy that killed Katie. He comes in with HIV. Nobody helped him. He comes in not knowing anything, language, culture, nothing. No one helped him. He's left alone aimlessly. Now he'll spend decades, we hope, in prison, and Katie's in a grave. So bang up job, J.B. Pritzker. I'm sorry if your words are, you know.

fall hollow. Now you're going to blame everyone else. You're either the governor of Illinois or you're not. And if you're not, please step aside and let someone competent do it. I don't know how, I mean, wow, you're able to present these arguments so well. I'm going to be tuning in today to watch you at this subcommittee hearing. Your story is so important. And unfortunately, it is so common now. And people have become desensitized to it. I'm curious, Joe, when you found out about Sheridan Gorman and then you read the statement from her family, what was your reaction to that statement? Honestly, I know exactly what they're going through, and I know the sleepless nights ahead of them for the next several months. The questions that run through their head, I actually wrote an op-ed, and I think Fox News picked it up, and it basically laid out that I knew this was going to happen. I've been warning about this. I don't feel vindicated. I feel sad. I feel heartbroken. I can't believe another family is going to go through what we're going through. It's such an awful journey. You're in such a dark wilderness, wandering what you're going to do with your life. Your daughter is supposed to outlive you. I was not prepared, and I should have been, I guess, living in Illinois, but I was not prepared to live my golden years without my daughter. I'm in a weird position now that... My own longevity, I don't think about anymore. Can you imagine? I don't even think about my longevity. I don't care. My daughter's in the grave. I feel like I'm in the grave in there with her. So these are the things that he doesn't seem to understand the impacts of real people like us, normal people, head down, working, law-abiding, paying taxes, the extreme taxes they put on us, and to just so frivolously say, well, you know, Donald Trump did this and Donald Trump. That is not leadership. We need clarity. We need competence. We need accountability. We don't need deflection and finger pointing on your own state. It's your state. You cannot point to Donald Trump and say he doesn't know what he's doing. What happened over the last four or five years when you invited yourself as saying to the world on sanctuary, come here and no one will bother you. Oh, and by the way, we won't help you. We'll just, you know. Do what you need to do. We won't bother you. It doesn't work. It's not good enough. There's no hard work being done on the state of Illinois side for anybody. I find it amazing, Joe, that when people see the story of your daughter, Katie, I'm looking at this picture over now, and everyone should check out this op-ed in town hall. That's how I was connected with Joe here, and I'm so happy I was. This piece is beautiful, not just because you are highlighting, you're telling the truth. That's what you said in this. It's time we tell the truth that that's the last thing that has to happen here. Then fine, we'll tell the truth. But also, you are...

sharing the story of your daughter and this beautiful person. And I'm looking at her and I see my younger sister. You know, I see so many people in my life. I see myself. I remember being that age and thinking about what am I going to do tomorrow? Where are we going to go? And I'm calling my friends and I'm checking out with my dad. And it blows my mind that people out there when they see a story like this that they don't think to themselves that could be me that could be my daughter that could be my cousin my niece how does that not impact people and i would love for you to speak about that and talk about the people who have reached out and the people who are you know on this journey with you Yeah, it's sad to hear. So I get a lot of these weird comments. Hey, Joe, you got justice. He's in jail. No, I don't have justice. He's going to see the light of day again. My daughter's in the grave. I will live the rest of my life with a life sentence. So I don't have justice. So let's not go there. Number two is you hear these things about, oh, naturalized citizens cause way more crime than immigrants. Okay, I think that's debunk. But let me give you that argument. Okay, let me say you're right. Is your logical end to say that we have criminal and crime in our society? Therefore, we should bring in more criminal and crime? I don't understand the logic there. Of course we've always had crime. Every society does. That's beside the point. What I'm talking about is preventable. If you had any kind of a serious background check, a health screening, a lot of folks could be vetted out. It doesn't have to look like it does today. But they don't want in Illinois will do the hard work. And maybe other states, I can only speak to Illinois. They don't do the hard work on that. And they let people offend for themselves. And it ends up with folks like us, they have to suffer the rest of our lives. The other thing with the citizens create more crime, you know, not only does it completely miss the point, but this deflection and dishonesty and this deceiving, nothing will ever get done. Because you were extreme, and during the Biden years, it was completely extreme the Biden in New Yorkist years. Again, I don't know why the DOJ is not looking into Mayorkas. I just don't understand it. But now you're telling me we can't be aggressive now on the back end to clean up what happened on the awful front end. I'm sorry. It's going to look weird. And, you know, and I've talked to DHS. It can't just be the worst of the worst. What happened over the Biden years, anyone needs to be revetted, reset. It cannot be left alone to say, fine, we have 11 million people in here. We'll pick up a few thousand that are criminals out. No, people are being killed by non-worse of the worst. And that's what the J.B. Pritzker's, you know, I know it's political power, but it's not good enough to say for political power. I feel sorry for people that only run their lives through ideology. They're missing so much. Joe Abraham, I thank you so much for coming on. Everyone read this story in Town Hall. I know his op-eds have been picked up by Fox. And God bless you, sir. And good luck today. I know it's a high-pressure situation. But if you can even deliver a fraction of what you just gave my audience to the American people today, then you've done a great service. So I'm going to be watching today, sir. Thank you. Thank you for having me. God bless.

Yeah, and we hope to have you on again soon, Joe. I mean, this is just, this is just outrageous. It's outrageous that this happens in our society and that these beautiful young people like Katie Abraham, like Sheridan Gorman, you don't hear anything about it. I mean, CNN, NBC, it's, it's, they go completely quiet. These same people who, when they want to, they can be really loud about certain stories. But because these young girls were doing nothing wrong, living their lives, and were murdered and taken from their families too soon, suddenly the biggest loudmouths in our society. Like, I don't see any infographics from the offals about Sheridan Gorman. I don't see any, I don't see any TikTok posts from the offals about Katie Abraham. Well, why is that? Why is that? Because they were minding their own business and they were going for a drive or they were going to see the northern lights. Is that why? Make that one make sense. Where are all the feminists? Where are all the righteous feminists about this? No one wants to stand up. And when I said that, Taylor, I'm looking at this picture of Katie Abraham. I absolutely mean it. I look at this little girl and I see my sister. I see my little sister. My best friend in the whole world. And the fact that people don't look at these images of these young people taken so soon and in such an unfair and needless way and they don't see someone in their life and say, I will do everything I can to either vote someone in who won't allow this to happen. I will do everything I can to be on the right side of this. to help someone like Joe Abraham get his message across. But instead, what do they choose to spend their time doing? Terrorizing the men and women who are trying to deport and extract the guy. who killed Katie Abraham, who's now luckily and, or thankfully, in prison. It's easier for them to feel good about themselves and their idealization of society rather than extend sympathy and sorrow to, you know, an outward expression towards another human being. Yeah. It's so gross. It's so gross. But God bless him. I don't know how he does it. I don't know how he's able to speak so eloquently and so staunchly, but really. get his message across. It takes a tremendous amount of strength. We'll be right back. We're going to talk more about this and about other stories that are brewing right now. If you've noticed the real estate for sale signs are popping up more and more. And, you know, it's springtime. This is what happens. The real estate market kind of comes alive again. But some of these signs, they stay in the ground too long. And then the property gets stigmatized. People start looking at it saying, why is there anyone? Why didn't anyone bidding on that one? Why has that been sitting around for so long? Avoid all of that with J.J. Manning and a J.J. Manning auction. The prices don't go down. They only go up. Your property is sold and closed before the sign has a chance to wobble. For 50 years, J.J. Manning has created competitive bidding environments, allowing the market to quickly speak. In the J.J. Manning arena, there are no negotiations, only concrete auction terms. Don't list your property for sale because that's what your neighbor did. List with J.J.

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Yeah, I think there's a lot of people who feel that way. If you're not Trump deranged and you just do some quick Googling on this, you can figure out why we're in this position, why the lines are so long, why TSA agents are, you know, in some cases they're saying they're skipping meals to try to feed their kids, they're out of work or they're working and not getting paid. It's a disaster and it doesn't have to be. There's so much that goes on right now. that doesn't have to happen. You know, there are going to be real problems. Like, you look at the conflict in Iran. You think this is a real problem. People clearly had more capabilities than they were letting on. They were lying to us. And this is an issue. And they sponsor state terrorism. They sponsor all this. And we need to fix it. But a lot of the stuff that's happening here in the United States could be gone if TDS disappeared. We'll be right back. We've got more to get to you on the other side.