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Alfonse D'Amato Former U.S. Senator from New York

Trump must remain calm during the debate.

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Speaker 1 With us this morning is Senator Alfonse to Motto, one of the greatest senators New York State has ever had, and we miss him. Senator to Model, it’s Monday morning, Sunday morning, and tuesdays of debate. Give us a prelup.

What do you think is going to happen?

Speaker 2 Well, I hope that Donald Trump sticks to the script. I mean, because when he says we have to secure the borders, he is absolutely right. And what he should do is say, you know, you’ve been part of this administration now for it three and a half years. What have you done to secure the border? And don’t tell

me or the Republicans did in both with his border security bill, which just hired people, didn’t secure the border, wasn’t going to was not part of putting a stop to it. That’s nonsense. And he should tell her that and say I will secure the border. And when I secure the border, that means that the millions who are

coming over here every year will be stopped. Not only that I will begin deporting those illegals who call it came over improperly, those who have been discharged and are running around and and and destroying our communities, our cities costing our taxpayers billions of dollars a year are deported.

Speaker 1 I was, I was. I was with President Trump on what is it on when Economic Club on Thursday, and Uh, he had followed some of the advice I gave him. The advice was that why don’t you just deport the the the illegals that are committing crimes and not meant to be among society. And when he gave his uh

words at at the Economic Club, he did repeat that. So he did follow our advice on that where he’s gonna first get rid of the bad people first.

Speaker 2 Yep, and secure the border in sect border the first. Secondly, drill, baby, drill, and John, you got to call him and tell him he should be saying, I’m going to secure the borders, the port those who are committing crimes, and we will become energy independent. And when we become energy independent, we will cut the gasoline prices by almost fifty and the

fuel prices to fuel your home and something more than that. The electricity costs throughout our country are going through the ceiling. And that means that the power companies will con cut their rates instead of raising their rates. And it’ll take a year, but after a year when the energy starts pouring in, electric rates will go down, gasoline coast will

go down. Transportation, the cost of moving food, the cost of doing business, moving trucks, et cetera. All those costs will be reduced, and that means as savings to our pack payers.

Speaker 1 Well, yes, I mean what President Biden promised that he’s going to take care of the poor, poor Americans and the middle class Americans. Well, the poor Americans and middle class Americans are paying double the for gasoline that they used to playing, and they’re paying.

Speaker 2 For food, and what about heating their homes, and what about the electric bills that they have, the energy bills that they have in their homes, John, I got to tell you, these costs are going up astronomically and and and the people are paying. Hard working middle class people are being packed out of their homes, and people can

no longer retire the way they used to. And you have women going to work to help support the family. So we have ourself, so we become energy and dependent. We reduced the cost and then we start deporting the illegal first, the criminals, and they’re deporting those who shouldn’t be here, who did not come in the right way.

Speaker 1 But you know that’s maybe me and you differentiate. If they’re really good people in their here, I can understand trying to work it out. But if they’re bad people, get rid of them tomorrow morning.

Speaker 2 The bad people. You’re absolutely right, But John, let me tell you. We got ten million people. Let’s say you got a million really bad ones, you got rid of it. You still got nine million people. John, they’re taking other people’s jobs. They right need housing, they don’t have works that they got quit. They got to go back and wait,

why should people who’ve applied six seven, eight, nine years trying to come into this country the proper way. They’d be denied coming in. People who get checked out et cetera in terms of their being honest, hard working, et cetera.

Not a seat to the community. They can’t come in. And we got people for more over who just want to come to the United States and they haven’t been properly vetted.

Speaker 1 Right, No, you’re right, No, No, you are right, you are right, But the deed is done. So let’s see we’re not done. Let’s get rid of Let’s get rid of the bad ones first.

Speaker 2 Okay, we agree there, but then you got to keep the process going. You got millions over here who come on, we have no education, who can contribute little of anything to this country. Who would be taking the job of citizens of this country, of our children, who want jobs.

Speaker 1 That’s wrong, Yeah, it is.

Speaker 2 You put them up. Let’s you put them up. They have no jobs, you put them on welfare.

Speaker 1 Who if they don’t have if they can’t find a job, we’re not going you know, maybe it should be deported. Secondly, criminals first, people that can’t find a job or are too lazy to find a job.

Speaker 2 Okay, so we agree on two things. We agree secure the border, drill baby drilled, get this economy moving, and this country will be second to no one. And then then let me tell you something.

Speaker 1 And I’m going to have another discussion.

Speaker 2 If Trump gets elected. You know what he’s going to do. He’s going to cut off a RAM. He’s not going to make it possible for them to fund the attacks that they are now funding against Israel, for the hooties, et cetera. We cut them off.

Speaker 1 You’re right, Let’s talk after the debate on Tuesday night. Let’s see what happens.

Speaker 2 I look for it to it good. What you John, have a great.

Speaker 1 Yeah, have a great week today.

Speaker 2 About you too.

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