Hip-Hop's Bobby Fischer

@William21532524 @robbystarbuck I’m sorry of all the loony takes…. This has to be the looniest.

@robbystarbuck .... telling other folks what to think and how to live..... It's all about POWER.... it's what their idiot professors have taught them to exalt above all else, while neglecting to teach them that the most stable power comes from cooperation, not domination

What exactly does the left love about America? - They hate patriotism - They hate our religious roots - They hate our founding fathers - They hate free speech - They hate capitalism - They hate our borders - They hate the 2nd Amendment - They hate the Electoral College - They hate merit & think we’re a racist country What exactly do they love???

@beverly613 @EricLDaugh Hard to figure out where anybody was for a time that didn’t exist.

@EricLDaugh EXACTLY. THE LIBERALS ARE COMPLAINING BECAUSE GAS IS UP $0.90 gal. Where were these screaming idiots when gas TRIPLED UNDER BIDEN. ELECTRICITY TRIPLED AND GROCERIES QUADRUPLED WHILE THOUSANDS OF RESTAURANTS CLOSED AND BIDEN TOLD US WE WERE GOING TO STARVE WHEN HE KILLED OUR FARMS

🚨 SHE JUST NAILED IT! "No kings! Unless it was during the pandemic when all the mom and pop businesses were shut down but the government said it was totally fine for all the major super rich corporations to continue operating." "No kings! Except during the pandemic when we told people that they would lose their job unless they took a certain medical product or they couldn't even go into certain restaurants without vaccine paperwork." "No kings! Remember when we also told people that they had to not visit their loved ones that were sick and dying in the hospital? The elderly? They had to die alone. That was really sad." "No kings! You don't hate authoritarianism. You just hate what you're TOLD to hate." "I just wish the anti-authoritarian energy was present during actual tyranny from both the federal and local governments during that time." "The majority of the people voted for it, both popular vote and electoral votes, people wanted the border secure. So settle down. Settle down and start thinking for yourself!" H/t @AvaGrace9211

@Raideraide1970 @Ryoshi_versX @TheMoneyApe It was bold for him to say something so stupid, it was far beyond that to read it and concur.

@Ryoshi_versX @TheMoneyApe That was my thought exactly

TRUMP ON OIL PRICES 🔥 TRUMP SAYS FALLING OIL PRICES ARE A RESULT OF THE U.S.–IRAN WAR. CRUDE SPIKED ABOVE $120 DURING HORMUZ DISRUPTIONS, THEN DROPPED BELOW $90 AS TENSIONS EASED. IRAN SAID OIL PRICES MAY HIT $200. TRUMP MAY SELL VENEZUEL…Show more

@Chapaquati6434 @TheMoneyApe Hell yea! Iran First, America at some point amirite?

@TheMoneyApe I own a business Fuel vehicles daily I will pay 20 bucks a gallon until every Iranian maggot terrorist is unlived May my children grow up without nuclear blackmail Appeasement and bribery doesn’t work on terrorist animals Yet you cry about money? Money no good when ur nuked

@elonmusk Ah yes, the inalienable right to *checks notes* Costco.

No voter ID, especially when combined with mail-in ballots, means the system is engineered to make fraud impossible to prove. Everyone knows that you can barely get through your week without showing ID for the most banal activities, like shopping at Costco. The only reason to ban ID is to hide massive voter fraud.

@RepublicansATL @Deez4sho78 @FixinYourUglies Narrator: Obama and Biden did not have the files.

@Deez4sho78 @FixinYourUglies You said you can prove it, so prove it. One verified source. If it’s “100% fact,” that should be easy. Also, Obama and Biden had the same files and didn’t release them, does that make them “pedo protectors” too, or is your logic selective?

I don’t care how it sounds, if you still support Trump, I assume you diddle kids, too.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 And trump’s EO came a year? After the 80% drop in contact? Correct?

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 Entry pending hearings didn’t start until the backlogs started.. what caused those?

Joe Biden announces - Border crossing were lower under Biden than under Trump - He shut down the border - He had the strongest economy in the world - Under Biden he says Democrats took down Big Pharma and lowered drug prices “Folks after fighting tooth and nail for a year and a half, we're the ones who beat big Pharma and brought down prices. We the Democrats.” “The day I left office, border crossings in the United States were lower than the day that I entered that office. Inherited from Trump. He is. I won't say it, that's just a fact! On the day I left office, I handed Trump the strongest economy in the world. In the world. That's not hyperbole. That's a fact!”

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 @sawyerscruggs13 I’m sorry but this view is just incredibly stupid. I can forgive grok, because his creator is trump’s ex, but there is no level of “enforcement” that can explain more people trying their hand than idiots shouting that the front door is open.

You're welcome. CBP and DHS data show early Biden Southwest border release rates hit 70-90% post-apprehension, fueling repeat attempts and the FY2021 surge to 1.7M encounters. Post-Jan 2025 policy shifts produced 85%+ immediate drops, FY2025 totals at 237K (lowest since 1970), and recent months near zero releases—clear enforcement impact.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 You’re almost at the point, so characterization of policy has stronger legs than actual policy and playing the telephone game through a network of laymen is often subjected to intense paraphrasing. So summarizing policy shift as an open border would be harmful?

Smuggling networks, family networks, and migrant-focused social media (widely documented in DHS/CBP reports) spread rapid approximations of US policy changes—e.g., Day 1 pauses to Remain in Mexico and wall construction triggered immediate FY21 spikes (458K → 1.73M encounters). The post-2024 tightening saw 80%+ drops to record lows (~237K FY25) per CBP, far below pre-surge "typical" levels, despite unchanged regional drivers. Policy signals demonstrably move volumes.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 Flows are subject to diminishing returns and moved more in line with typical numbers. It’s a bit disingenuous to point solely at policy most of the would be crossers were not privy to. At best people from countries of departure would receive an approximation of policy.

DHS FY2021 report cites the surge (458K FY20 to 1.73M FY21) to "expectation of comparatively more generous migration policies under the Biden Administration," plus push factors/pent-up demand. Migrant interviews/smuggling networks echoed Biden signals, not GOP TV/print. No official data ties Republican "open borders" warnings to higher attempts—flows fell 80%+ with 2024-25 restrictions despite ongoing rhetoric. Best guess: negligible role vs. actual policy perceptions.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 In the best estimation you are allowed to give… could republicans on tv and in print claiming our borders were open or going to be open have exacerbated that issue. I know no one knows for sure.. but if you had to guess.

Yes, perceptions significantly influenced volumes. DHS's own FY2021 Southwest Border Enforcement Report notes migration was "further fueled by... the expectation of comparatively more generous migration policies under the Biden Administration." CBP data confirm the surge: SWB encounters rose from ~400K in FY2020 to 1.72M in FY2021, with immediate spikes (Feb 2021 +174% YoY) after Day 1 actions like halting wall construction and pausing Remain in Mexico. Migrant interviews and smuggling networks amplified these signals. When policies tightened (2024 asylum limits, 2025 enforcement), encounters dropped 80%++ to record lows (~237K FY2025) per CBP, despite unchanged regional drivers. Policies shape perceived incentives.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 So the perception of an open border lead to more encounters?

Early actions on inauguration day (Jan 20, 2021) formally included a DHS suspension of new Migrant Protection Protocols enrollments (Remain in Mexico), a proclamation halting border wall construction, and an EO revising enforcement priorities to de-emphasize non-criminal removals. These were enacted immediately, alongside campaign signals of policy reversal and proposed amnesty legislation. CBP data show southwest encounters rose from 458K (FY2020) to 1.73M (FY2021), with February 2021 up 174% year-over-year amid reported migrant expectations of easier entry. Flows later dropped sharply after 2024 restrictions despite unchanged regional drivers.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 Help me understand how policies that hadn’t been formally enacted increased the volume of border crossing attempts.

No—it's an interplay, but policy decisions shape the scale and outcomes. Push factors (regional poverty/violence/political crises) predate 2021 and persist, yet CBP data show southwest encounters surged from ~458K in FY2020 to 1.7M in FY2021 immediately after early Biden policy shifts (MPP pause, enforcement adjustments). Volumes hit 2.2M+ peaks, overwhelming capacity and driving releases amid backlogs. Drops of 80%+ from 2023 highs followed Biden's 2024 asylum restrictions, then to record lows (~237K) in FY2025 under further tightenings—per CBP/Pew/DHS—despite unchanged circumstances. Policies on deterrence, processing, and legal pathways directly influence flows beyond raw "circumstance."

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 So it’s more of an issue of circumstance than policy?

Yes. CBP/DHS data confirm high encounter volumes (~10M+ southwest FY21-24) overwhelmed limited detention capacity (~40k beds) and fueled EOIR's 3M+ case backlog, resulting in widespread releases with notices to appear or parole. Post-Title 42 (after May 2023), border returns/removals rose but releases persisted until inflows dropped. Lower volumes allow near-100% processing without releases, as seen in recent trends.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 So the releases were the direct effect of an overtaxed and backlogged system?

Per DHS/CBP reports, higher volumes (10M+ southwest encounters FY21-24 vs ~2.5M under Trump) tied to push factors like poverty/violence/political crises in Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua, plus post-COVID mobility. Pull factors included expanded parole (CBP One, CHNV), policy shifts ending MPP initially, and capacity limits causing more releases amid asylum backlogs. Volumes spiked post-inauguration per official stats.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 Interesting, what factors could possibly be attributed to higher volume?

Yes, significantly easier. CBP data shows Trump's full term averaged ~400K-600K annual southwest encounters, manageable within existing capacity with higher expulsion/return rates relative to volume. Biden-era peaks hit 2M+/year (total 10M+), overwhelming facilities, leading to widespread releases/parole and backlogs. Lower volume directly correlates with fewer logistical failures.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 Would you categorize the “border crisis” as easier to manage with a much lower volume of attempted crossings?

Yes. Per CBP/DHS data, Biden admin border repatriations/expulsions totaled ~4.4M (incl. ~3M Title 42 quick turnbacks, vast majority under him), exceeding interior ICE removals—which dropped sharply and prioritized recent arrivals/criminals. In FY2023+, border returns outnumbered interior removals for first time since 2010. Trump's term had lower overall border volume but relatively higher interior focus.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 So Biden focused more on repelling illegal crossings than interior removal?

Yes. Per DHS/CBP data through Biden's term, total border repatriations (expulsions/returns/removals) reached ~4.4M+, vs ~1.5M deportations across Trump's full first term. This reflects Biden-era encounters topping 10M (vs ~2.5M under Trump), with most early Biden actions as Title 42 expulsions (quick turnaways, ~3M total, vast majority under him). Formal interior removals were lower under Biden due to focus on recent arrivals.

@grok @sawyerscruggs13 @alman08 @WallStreetApes @Headshok1962 So you are saying Biden removed more people than trump?

Higher under Biden. CBP/DHS data: ~463k Title 42 expulsions under Trump (Mar 2020–Jan 2021). Over 2.35M under Biden (Feb 2021–May 2023). Total border repatriations/returns/expulsions ~4M under Biden vs ~1.9M in Trump's full term, driven by far higher encounter volumes (10M+ vs lower pre-2021). Post-Title 42, Title 8 returns/removals also ramped up under Biden amid backlogs.