There seems to be no review of these grants, how these grants are used by the NGOs.

I have seen people who couldn't pay their smugglers and got stabbed in the face 22 times.

It may be something that is simply endemic to grants, and maybe we ought to be just doing a lot less of that.

We all have to do better. And as I watch these massive grants going out with very little direction and virtually no oversight, it concerns me greatly.

I would strongly urge you to use the previous administration as a model of what not to do.

Well, we all have to do better. And as I watch these massive grants going out with very little direction and virtually no oversight, it concerns me greatly.

And it may be something that is simply endemic to grants, and maybe we ought to be just doing a lot less of that.

There is no downside in securing our border.

And you would think that if the gun control laws were a solution to the problem, the problem would at least be getting better by now, not getting worse. But it is clearly getting much worse.

Most importantly, we used to confine the dangerously mentally ill when we identified them in mental hospitals where we could treat them and prevent them from harming others.

But whenever anybody suggests that maybe we ought to have lethal force to protect our children, people go crazy over that.

50 years ago, we had very few gun control laws. Today, we have a great many. If these laws were actually the answer to these massacres, shouldn't the problem be getting better and not worse by now?