STUNNED CNBC Anchor CALLS OUT RINO Republican FOLDING TO Adam Schiff And Democrats Live On Air!

The host expresses strong disapproval of Senator John Curtis (R-Utah) for his perceived alignment with Democrat Adam Schiff on immigration during a CNBC interview. Curtis's emphasis on 'rule of law and compassion' is interpreted by the host as a 'wink wink' to not enforce existing deportation laws, effectively siding with Democratic positions on sanctuary cities and mass migration.

The host states, 'This guy John Curtis who allegedly is a Republican... is basically going to side with Adam Schiff... on this conversation of mass migration.' He later adds, 'Basically, what he's trying to say... 'Wink wink. You know, we got to have rule of law, but at the same time, the people who are already here, I don't really want to go through the process of having to deport them.''

The host argues that the Democratic use of 'compassion' in immigration debates is a 'Trojan horse' designed to manipulate emotions and justify policies that allow illegal immigrants to remain in the country. He contends that this 'compassion' leads to criminals staying free, strains social safety nets, and ultimately harms American citizens.

The host asserts, 'The whole compassion thing from Democrats is a trick. It is a Trojan horse. They're trying to play off your emotions.' He defines true compassion as enforcing laws and keeping the border closed, not allowing 'illegal immigrant criminals to get away with committing crimes'.

The host views sanctuary cities as deliberate mechanisms to obstruct federal immigration enforcement. He suggests that states like California support these policies to prevent population loss and maintain their congressional representation and electoral college votes, rather than for public safety or humanitarian reasons.

The host explains, 'Adam Schiff agrees with sanctuary cities. He knows that sanctuary cities, the whole point is to obstruct the federal government from being able to enforce federal law because none of these people, especially in California right now, they do not want illegals mass deported... because they're losing people in droves... which means they're going to lose some house seats... and when you talk about the electoral college.'

The host repeatedly criticizes Senator Curtis and, by extension, other 'RINO' Republicans for lacking the 'backbone' to forcefully advocate for conservative immigration policies. He argues that this perceived weakness and unwillingness to confront Democrats directly on issues like deportation and border enforcement leads to Republican political losses.

The host states, 'When you got rhino senators like this who don't have a backbone coming from a state like Utah, you know, at some point it's like, well, you can see why Democrats uh end up winning.' He later urges, 'Grow a backbone. Be real. Nah, they they can't stay. They got to go. We got to enforce the law.'