Rep. Donalds to Carville: ‘If You‘re Going to Talk About Jailing Opponents, That’s Something That’s Come Out of the Harris-Biden Administration’

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SMERCONISH: “James, my hunch is that it‘s all noise and that it all canceled each other out. This is what I most want to ask the ragin‘ cajuns. What happened to persuasion? When and how did we become all about motivation and nobody‘s trying to convince anybody to switch sides or win them over?”

CARVILLE: “On one hand we have an apostrophe. We don‘t know if it was there or not there. On the other hand, someone wants to use the military to arrest their political opponent. Let‘s mull on, why would somebody cut the other hand off and do themselves a favor? If we are going to post here, and I don‘t see in the Constitution on the ballot. Somebody needs to tell the public that. Okay? It would be nice. We‘ve got to talk about the apostrophe. And then we got to talk about jail and opponents. Really, those are two equal things in modern American society.”

SMERCONISH: “Byron Donalds, that‘s for you. And then I‘m going to ask David Axelrod a question. Go ahead, Byron.”

DONALDS: “Simple response would be, if you‘re going to talk about jailing opponents that something that has come out of the Harris Biden Administration. Last time I checked, it was the Department of Justice by their special counsel‘s that have been trying to jail Donald Trump on a myriad of issues. When Donald Trump was president he didn‘t turn the Department of Justice on his political rivals. He did not do that. If you‘re going to talk about the comments about whether the national guard is deployed, remember the question in the context. It was if there‘s unrest in the country post election a post-inauguration if Donald Trump is to be victorious would he use the national guard to protect citizens? His answer was yes he would. I think that this is where the narrative building has been grossly mistaken and misleading to the American public to bring—“