00:00And we just left the Supreme Court.
00:02I didn't realize this is the first time in history
00:03that a president went to the Supreme Court.
00:06I was really surprised to hear that.
00:12And the Supreme Court has not been acting very well, actually.
00:16It was today on birthright citizenship.
00:18How did it finish up?
00:20Huh? Who knows, right?
00:22That's the problem. You never know.
00:23You know, you know with the Democrats,
00:25because a Democrat appointment always votes, no matter what.
00:28You can have the greatest case in history.
00:32You can have a case where the person you're suing admits they're guilty.
00:38And if you're in front of a Democrat judge,
00:40you'll overturn that admittance.
00:44No, it's very unfair.
00:46And Republicans, judges, and justices,
00:48they always want to show that they're independent.
00:50I can â I don't care if Trump appointed me.
00:53I don't care if he doesn't make any difference to me.
00:57I'm voting against him because they want to show their independence.
01:01You know, stupid people.
01:05But the Democrats, you can have the greatest case in history,
01:09and they'll be voting against you every single time.
01:12And then they get upset with you when you complain about it.
01:15And I get admonished a little bit.
01:18There is no Republican judge, and there is no Democrat judge,
01:24certain person says.
01:25And I say, you've lost all credibility when you say that.
01:30It's really pretty tough.
01:31So Pam and I were over there with some people, and we watched.
01:35And actually, nobody knew what the hell was going on.
01:38Simple subject.
01:39Simple subject.
01:40It's â look at the time.
01:42It was passed right at the end of the Civil War.
01:45It was for the babies of slaves.
01:47That's it.
01:48It wasn't for billionaire Chinese people who have 57 children
01:52that become American citizens.
01:54They didn't have that in mind.
01:56But, you know, it's hard to explain that to some people.
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