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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for the issues that matter in the way they matter at the time they matter.

That time is today.

February 27th, it is Thursday,

and the issue today is back to immigration, who we are as a nation. It's not just a matter

of keeping out the worst criminals or not having people on welfare, but a country that speaks with one voice that is not balkanized culturally and that

is not taken advantage of by labor trafficking, corporate trafficking.

You know, we go back and forth between spending inflation and immigration, the two big issues.

So we're going to track day by day.

The mandate, obviously, we cover culture and medical freedom, foreign policy, many other things.

Certainly state affairs.

But those were the two big mandates.

And like I've said, we learned during Trump's first term, you have a lot of illusory gains,

but in the long run, you go backwards.

And we wanted to make sure that we don't do that again, and we utilize some of these advantages.

And one of the things I'm very concerned about is, and it's not any one statement, I don't take every statement of Trump that's kind of liberal, you know, fully serious, just like I don't take all the good things, he says,

seriously, unfortunately, that don't always, unfortunately, come to fruition either.

But when you look at a preponderance of evidence, this affinity and obsession with

foreign investments, foreign labor, you know, bringing in so-called wealthy foreign

people, tethering it to immigration, tethering it to citizenship. Again, it's the sovereign

wealth funds, it's the AI distribution data centers. It's the H-1B is talking about now this new gold card.

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