Terrorist Issue At Our Southern Border

Republican Matt Salmon is running for governor of Arizona and he has a tough-as-nails approach to border security and says he will fight the Biden Administration to defend his state from the border invasion. This segment begins with a campaign video for Salmon and then continues with a conversation with host Steve Bannon.

โ€œArticle IV, Section 4 of the Constitution โ€” it guarantees the states that the federal government will protect them from invasion. We are being invaded, weโ€™re not being protected, therefore we have a right under the 10th Amendment to the Constitution to do what we need to do to protect our borders. I will do that. We will re-commence the wall.โ€

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