He maintains that due process is a constitutional right afforded to all individuals in the United States, including non-citizens.

“The Constitution clearly states that due process is afforded to all people, not just US citizens, but non-citizens and others alike.”

The government should not be hindered by protracted legal trials when dealing with individuals who have no legal right to be in the country.

“So when we get someone here who like murder somebody, why are we going to spend taxpayer dollars when the outcome is going to be you get sent out of the country?”

Government adherence to constitutional due process is a mandatory restraint on power even for non-citizens and individuals accused of crimes.

“This can't just be a game of we let the government do whatever we want to people we don't like.”

Joe Rogan expresses concern that some January 6th participants have been held in jail for extensive periods without trial.

“he's like hundreds of days in uh jail without uh without any kind of uh without trial without process I I mean tell me if I'm wrong but like that's not how it's supposed to be is it”

Due process is a right that must be afforded to everyone, including those one finds personally contemptible, because it is the fundamental mechanism of justice.

“Due process. It's a crazy idea. And here's what it is. That no one, no matter how powerful, how prominent, how despised, how despicable can be stripped of their reputation, their livelihood, or their their liberty without evidence, investigation, and a fair opportunity to defend themselves.”

The United States government undermines due process by detaining or killing individuals based solely on the executive branch's declaration that they are terrorists.

“So they're asking this is Obama's adviser and they're asking him about when he killed a 16-year-old American kid. He he is happy to talk about uh taking a fight to al-Qaeda. uh making sure that those who have pledged to do harm uh to people in this country and bring terror to our shores”

The lack of due process is dangerous because once it is applied to one person, it can be turned against anyone.

“you know uh a a lot of people uh seem to be uh saying crazy like, "Hey, uh he's illegal. He gets what he deserves. He was here illegally." Or they don't really understand the nuance of if it's happening to this person, it can happen to anybody.”