Flashback to IRS official Alex Mena running and hiding in NYC to avoid James O'Keefe's questions after admitting in Part 1 that the IRS "has no problem going after the small people." What else were they afraid to answer? 👀

Flashback to when IRS official Alex Mena admitted the IRS "has no problem going after the small people" and "destroying lives."

Mena also said he 'doubts the constitutionality’ of the IRS using AI to access everybody’s bank accounts nationwide.

"The children are the victims. Everyone's making profit off of the lives of these children," says Tara Rodas, the HHS whistleblower featured in "Line in the Sand."

Rodas reveals the government-sponsored, taxpayer-funded child trafficking, stating, "Tax dollars are being used to pay for the transport and housing of these children. It's a multibillion-dollar annual business." Now streaming at TuckerCarlson.com/lineinthesand, "Line in the Sand" uncovers the shocking realities of the border crisis. Witness it through the lens of James O'Keefe and his team of citizen journalists. #LineInTheSand

The last Kennedy

One last walk
Through raging throngs
Spit in his face
Hiding old tears
Denied by history

One last walk
Towards the throne
Bathed in father's blood
Scourges on weathered skin
Drip down

One last walk
Of the last knight
Never give up
Never surrender
Camelot lives