On Monday's edition of "Tucker Carlson Tonight", I joined Tucker to discuss the so-called "crisis" of family separation at the US border. I refer in the course of the interview to the sentimentalization of public policy, but I have to say, between her thinly veiled contempt for the sob-sisters of the White House press corps and her firm re-statement of what the law requires, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was admirably unsentimental at today's press conference. I'd like a bit more of that from Washington bigwigs.
Anyway, here's my view of it. Click below to watch:
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