Scott Jennings educates smug left-wing pundit trying to paint Trump’s deportation plan as rogue

Scott Jennings educates smug left-wing pundit trying to paint Trump’s deportation plan as rogue.

On Bill Maher’s show, Peter Hamby attempted portray President Trump as a threat to democracy—accusing him of “pushing back against the courts” and expanding executive power.

He noted, “78, I think 80% of Republicans… agree that the Supreme Court is the final word.”

But Jennings was standing in the gap.

He fired back:

“Well, it’s a good thing most people believe that—because Donald Trump also believes that. He’s repeatedly said that they’ll abide by what the Supreme Court decisions are.”

Then he flipped the entire narrative.

Jennings said Trump’s immigration crackdown isn’t radical—it’s exactly what voters demanded.

“That’s not going to stop them pulling all the most creative levers they can think of to repel what I think they rightfully believe has been an invasion,” he said.

“It’s not just gangs. It’s illegal immigration in general—and the last administration allowed it to happen.”

This is what democracy looks like.

“They got elected, largely, on a mandate to correct it,” Jennings said.

“Most Americans know it was a crisis.”

“Most Americans know the previous administration caused it.”

“And most people voted for Donald Trump… because they thought he would do what is necessary to fix it.”