When it comes to this issue, Rep. Jim Jordan says we’re stuck between a rock and a hard place



America’s border crisis is listed as one of the top voter issues of the 2024 election. People of all political ideologies mostly agree that illegal immigration is problematic and must be dealt with, but it seems Biden has no intentions of reversing course. Plus, with Election Day still months away, he has ample time to continue funneling more illegal immigrants into the country.

“Biden could close the border, right?” Dave Rubin asks Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio).

“I mean yeah ... but he probably won’t stop something that he intentionally started,” says Jordan. “They did this on purpose — willfully, deliberately, intentionally. They decided that they wanted to change three fundamental policies: no more wall, no more weight in Mexico, [and] once you’re here, you will not be detained.”

“They can stop it if they put back in place those policies, but they just don't want to.”

“When you talk to your colleagues on the other side, do they believe it's intentional? What do they think Biden’s intentions are? This is just a replacement of voters?” asks Dave.

“That’s the question. Why are they doing it? I gotta believe it’s political. Sometimes I think it's just, ‘Well President Trump did A, B, and C, so we're going to do D, E, and F; we're not going to do what he did, we're going to do the opposite,”’ Jordan speculates.

The bottom line is, “we’re down to two options: [Biden] is not going to fix it, so we can wait for the election ... or we can use the power of the Constitution the framers gave us, which is the power of purse.”

When the spending bill is due next month, we can say, “No money can be used to process or release into the country any new migrant” and instead focus on “evaluating the the 8 million who've come thus far” by having them “go through the adjudication process to see if they actually are legitimate asylum-seekers,” says Jordan, acknowledging that this course of action is the opposite of the Senate’s border bill that was designed to “keep letting the flow happen.”

In “three years and 17 days of the Biden administration, we went from a secure border to no border.”

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Trusted sources expose what’s going on with Biden behind the scenes



While many Americans have questioned who really is in charge when it comes to Joe Biden and his failing administration, Senator Tom Cotton doesn’t believe you need to look much farther than the face of our country: Joe Biden himself.

“No one really seems to think Joe Biden is in charge,” Dave Rubin says to Cotton, adding, “it’s a bizarre thing to talk about, and yet, nobody really thinks he’s the one pulling the strings.”

Cotton is no stranger to this question, and he has the answer.

“My consistent answer is now, obviously, Joe Biden is in charge because no one else could screw things up as badly as Joe Biden has,” Cotton tells Rubin.

“The best case and point of that is the Afghanistan fiasco in 2021. I have it on pretty good authority that most of Joe Biden’s senior aides and cabinet secretaries recommended against that course of action,” Cotton explains.

“Absolutely, Joe Biden is still in charge, because he has a unique ability to screw things up,” he adds.

Cotton tells Rubin it’s the big things that Biden has the most control over.

“On Afghanistan, on pussy footing around with Ukraine, on appeasing and conciliating Iran, on the big spending blowouts in 2021 and 2022 that produced record-high inflation — that’s Joe Biden,” Cotton says.

“It may not be him like down to every comma and every clause and piece of legislation, but that’s Joe Biden giving the direction, and it’s a bad direction for the country,” he adds.

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Senator reveals what’s going on behind the scenes of the border crisis



Democrats love to cite a slew of humanitarian reasons to justify their open border policies, such as providing asylum for those fleeing poverty, war, and violence. But according to Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, “Immigration is about power politics” and “has nothing to do with the individuals” migrating here.

“If you talk to these people” and ask if they “care about the little kids coming across [or] what might happen to teenage girls coming across, they don't care about that. All they care about is votes; their whole goal is to take Texas,” Paul tells Dave Rubin.

Even the new border bill, which proposes allowing up to 5,000 migrants into the country per day (1.8 million per year) before any action is taken, is proof of this.

“After 1.8 million a year, the rules aren't very strong. They give the discretion to [Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas],” who just barely escaped impeachment yesterday, Paul explains.

“Meanwhile, the Biden campaign is cutting the razor wire and removing the cargo containers that are essentially a wall on the border,” so “we're going to negotiate with them and trust them to use new power when they're right now using their [current] power to disrupt the border wall?”

“I'm actually not against immigration; I'm actually for more lawful immigration,” Paul continues, “but they need to be these little narrow bills, but instead they say, ‘We'll increase employment- based or work-based visas but only if you give the 18 million people already here the right to vote.”

“I'm pretty open on this issue; I would give work permits even to those who came here illegally ... but I'm not giving them the right to vote.” He continues, “So, we've stayed at a standstill for the 12 years I've been here. No immigration changes have happened ... none of it happens because the Democrats say, ‘All or nothing.”’

“What do you think the Democrats’ intentions are?” asks Dave.

“All they care about is votes,” especially in Texas, Paul explains. “The only way they take Texas is to legalize a couple of million people here illegally and let them vote.”

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THIS Elon Musk tweet just made  establishment GOP very upset



Lead Republican negotiator of the so-called border security bill Senator James Lankford of Oklahoma, is not happy with Elon Musk.

Musk had claimed in a tweet on X that the goal of the bipartisan border security bill is to let illegal immigrants vote — not to protect the border.

"The long-term goal of the so-called ‘Border Security’ bill is enabling illegals to vote!" Musk wrote on X. "It will do the total opposite of securing the border."

Lankford rejected Musk’s claim, firing back on a segment with Jake Tapper on CNN that Musk should pay more attention to the 2.2 million Tesla vehicles recently recalled because of incorrect font size on warning lights.

"No, it's not focused on trying to be able to get more illegals to vote,” Lankford added. “That's absurd."

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” is in total agreement with Musk.

“When they say bipartisan, what that really means is they’re both screwing us. Both parties, screwing us over,” Rubin says.

“Elon is bringing up a good point — that we all know there is definitely some sort of policy or plan with the Democrats to bring in all of these people. They are putting stress on the system,” he adds.


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