and you know, i just to finish, you mentioned all off these hypotheticals that were really interested. i coulddhys add one modest one s we speak, tucker, our major universities are in recess. there s aboutrece four million dorms nationwide right now that are empty. and we hear all this virtual sigmon from stanford, yale, princeton, these are the ideal places. they have open housing. you canng bring in illegal immigrants, you can fly them in. they have medical schools. they could offer medical assistance. they have legal law schools. they can offer legaloo assistane . they have interns that i can hep with immersion english programs . this would be the solution to the problem. the universities could step up and say wete want to reify our rhetoric with concrete action. we ve got the facilities, bring them in. i think it would be a wonderful, noble and moral experience for collegees presidents stepped up and let him stay and let themuc repopulate the universe out. turn over cornell too 13
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