We see the charts, don't we, with all the flags, this is where all the workforce come from.

But when it comes to something like crime, tell us the makeup of this, tell us where people are coming from.

They say there's absolutely no reason for you to have that information.

The stunt is everything, the retweets are everything.

There's a certain type of activist who does, in this case quite literally kind of taking a holiday in someone else's misery. Who's left behind in the New York or in L.A.?

The young lunatic hipsters who feel they can indulge their emotions.

Hello, and welcome to the Spike podcast. I'm Fraser Myers.

Thrilled to be joined as ever by Spike's editor, Tom Slater.

Hello.

And one of our favourite returning guests, Trade Unionist Paul Emery.

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We've got loads to talk about today.

We'll be looking at Los Angeles in Flames,

the Ballymeneer riots, and Greta's Batilla.

So Los Angeles has been engulfed in rioting for almost a week at the time we're recording

this.

Protests against Trump's immigration policies have turned violent.

Trump has sent in the National Guard, even the Marines, to try and restore order.

This has been against the express wishes of LA's mayor and California's state governor.

We are going to fight for all Angelinos, regardless of when they got here, whether they

have papers or not, we are a city of immigrants.

To talk about this, I'm joined by spiked columnist Joel Kotkin, who is in California right

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