Andrew Clyde

In March of this year, Republican, uh, Congressman Andy Ogles of Tennessee wrote that, "Muslims don't belong in American society." And according to reporting from The Washington Post, his rhetoric went beyond immigration restrictions to support for deporting naturalized Muslim Americans.

Representative Andrew Clyde posted, "No more Islamic immigration.

Denaturalize, deport, repeat." Representative Mary Miller posted, "Radical Islam has no home in the United States.

Not today, not tomorrow, not ever.

Practicing Islam is not grounds for denaturalization.

Having political opinions about Israel or Gaza or American foreign policy is definitely not grounds for denaturalization.

Being somebody Andrew Clyde doesn't want living next door is not grounds for denaturalization.

The government would still have to establish that a naturalized citizen's original citizenship was unlawfully obtained.

So, of course, they came to Dallas.

The only other member of Georgia's delegation who I know, was told attended was Andrew Clyde, who's the congressman in Northeast Georgia.

We know that Rick Jackson, the candidate for governor, did not go to Dallas.

Tell me what you think about just the calculus of Republicans deciding Whether they go because they want to remain in good graces with Trump versus not going because either they think it just doesn't fit the optics or they would just rather be in their district campaigning.

The current head of the ATF, he sent a little text out one morning saying, hey, you're good to go.

And I had a whole long conversation a couple weeks ago in Oklahoma with U.S. Representative Andrew Clyde out of Georgia.

Solid dude.

He's the one who really hit forefront of getting rid of that $200 tax down.

Couldn't have said that more plainly.

Let's bring in Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde.

Congressman, this is a lot of money at a time where even the conservatives in this country are very divided on if they want to be supporting Israel at all.

What do you say to those people and especially to those who have come to this position financially? They're suffering.

It is so critical that we do not have illegal aliens or non-citizens as being able to have influence into what congressional seats we have.

All right.

Well, Congressman Andrew Clyde, thank you for your time.

Thanks, Congressman.

Man.

Andrew Clyde? Andrew Clyde.

That's the name I was trying to capture right there.

We've had Congressman Clyde on the show before.