Sean Davis, CEO and founder- founder of The Federalist, had the best answer to an crazed visitor during an look on C- SPAN’s” Washington Journal” with host Mimi Geerges on Wednesday morning.
A disgruntled visitor from Georgia interrupted the sector and accused Davis of” spouting Russian talking points,” leading to an expletive-filled tirade that C- SPAN was forced to silence on air. In reply, Davis suggested that the person may “maybe consider decaf”.
Davis also addressed the nation’s numerous pressing emigration problems.
” When you say near the , border, do you mean to revoke , the law that would allow anybody , to claim asylum and have an asylum , hearing in the United States”? Geerges asked Davis.  ,” Do you get that protection , absent”?
Davis responded by saying it is a “loaded problem”.
” Best now the prison system is , being fully abused.  , There are very particular items,  , problems that have to be set , in order to get prison that ‘s , been completely weaponized by this , state and organizations over in Mexico”, Davis said. ” Asylum is a very particular legal , concept that has been totally ignored by this , management.  , So, no, I do n’t want to revoke it. I , want that real law applied as written”.
Davis ‘ perspective on foreign policy was included in the section before it changed.
” As far as foreign policy is , concerned, powerful unusual policy , is more than just going and starting , war.  , Strong foreign policy is letting people know that if , you do n’t stay out of our way,  , if you threaten us, there will , be severe consequences for it”, Davis said.  ,” However, over the past 25 , times our international policy has  , been the same. We go and start , war that our government has no prepare for , success, no ability to finish. We invest trillions of dollars in it, and doing so genuinely makes tyrants abroad stronger and weakens us.
The effects of engaging in war in Iraq and Afghanistan, for example, may affect the United States for years to come, according to Davis.
” It’s not a thing that’s going to go , away in a year or two, and that ‘s , why you have to be so judicious , in how you use military power , and how you use war”, Davis said.
