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| For InfoWars.com, I'm here with Betty, who's a Navajo Indian. | |
| Now, Betty, I was just over there, and I was told by the protesters that because I'm not a Native American, I don't belong in America. | |
| So I just wanted to get your opinion, someone who's actually a Native American. | |
| Heck no. | |
| We're all brothers and sisters. | |
| We're all brought here through the Creator. | |
| We're all one. | |
| We all have red blood running in us. | |
| We're all together. | |
| Well, now that sounds like something that a Native American actually would say, a loving, peaceful human being. | |
| So you just got done at the Trump event. | |
| You were inside. | |
| How was it? | |
| It was great. | |
| It was awesome. | |
| He is speaking for us, us people, you know? | |
| He is a down-to-earth person. | |
| He's lived in America. | |
| He wants to make the people the focus of his presidency, and that's what I like about him. | |
| Have you been to a Trump event before? | |
| I've never been. | |
| This is my first one. | |
| Tell me, what was the energy like? | |
| We were out here and we could still feel the atmosphere beaming. | |
| What was the energy like in there? | |
| It was great. | |
| I had chills. | |
| I was so impressed with the First Lady and how she opened up their alley. | |
| She's incredible. | |
| She's a woman with class. | |
| A woman who believes in God, our Creator. | |
| That's why we're here. | |
| That's why we're people. | |
| We should all be one. | |
| We should all be together. | |
| We should be fighting the enemy, and we should all come together and love each other, not protest. | |
| That's just wasting time. | |
| Yeah, they were very nasty and violent tonight. | |
| tonight. | |
| So I want to ask you, what was your favorite part of the rally tonight? | |
| When you talk about immigration, you know, I'm a Native American. | |
| I deserve to be here, yes. | |
| But guess what? | |
| We've gone through all that. | |
| We live here as a people now. | |
| You know, if you're going to come to this country, come here legally. | |
| We are Americans. | |
| We are a society of loving, giving people. | |
| And we want everyone to come here because this is the promised land. | |
| And my Native brothers and sisters, they're not on the Trump bus. | |
| They don't want to be. | |
| They're Democrats. | |
| They're liberal. | |
| They want to be, give me, give me, give me. | |
| That's not the way we make our own on this land. | |
| Our people fought. | |
| Our people fought to be on this free country. | |
| So we, as a people, need to realize that and fight for what we have. | |
| Trump made his way. | |
| He's done. | |
| But he is in it for the people, and that's what I like about him. | |
| Yeah, and just to add on that, you know, America's not perfect. | |
| It's never been perfect. | |
| But what we have here is still the bastion of freedom. | |
| And I think just to talk about your stance on immigration, and I was trying to explain this to the protesters, where if we have open immigration or open borders, the great country that we have and the great future and prosperity that we could have, we're not going to have that anymore. | |
| We have to protect this land. | |
| Yes, we definitely do. | |
| We definitely need to. | |
| Come together as a people and realize that this is the place to be. | |
| But don't let those people in who will threaten that, threaten our freedoms. | |
| And as a Native American, I truly believe that. | |
| And my people believe that. | |
| Sure, things happen, but that's done. | |
| That was in the plan. | |
| Creator will bless us and take care of us as we come together as people, as one. | |
| Amen to that. | |
| One nation under God. | |
| Amen to that. | |
| Thank you so much for your time, ma'am. | |
| This is Owen Schroer for Infowars.com. |
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