The migrants are coming here and droves and they might think that they're going from a dinghy to a ship.

But are they boarding a sinking ship? This is the Dinesh D'Souza podcast.

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Do we still have really a country? Is the United States spiraling into a sort of irreversible decline?

The historian Edward Gibbon who wrote the decline and fall of the Roman Empire writes as follows.

It was a Rome on the 15th of October 1764 as I sat musing among the ruins of the capital while the barefoot friars was singing Vespers in the temple of Jupiter that the idea of writing the decline and fall of the city first started to my mind.

Here is Gibbon in the glory of Rome but it's a decayed glory and he sees these monks that represent Christianity which is to say the destruction of Rome.

He's filled with the sense of dread and mourning and he gets the idea, let me write about this great civilization that is now never going to be great again.

Something like those feelings passed through my mind recently as I watched the open border that the Biden administration has created in this out.

And watching people just kind of pour in. Here's a little glimpse of what that looks like. If you're listening on audio I'm just going to describe what we're seeing. And what we're seeing is just an open gate.

People come streaming in and this is happening hour by hour constantly. And we're not just looking at them, just looking at the pictures here.

Or by large looking like what appeared to be a group of South Americans or maybe even Africans, they're not Mexicans. They're coming through Mexico but from all over the place.

Why? Because they know that the gate is open. They in fact turn themselves right into the border people. Why? Because the border people give them a court date and then go, yeah, head on in.

It's kind of like go into Disneyland and you can come to your court date if you choose to later but in the meantime you're already in the park in the country.

Now some senses as an immigrant that can kind of identify with the eager anticipation with which these people are coming, they're coming for a better life.

Some of them by the way, Venezuela's there's a article in right part that 100 Venezuelans cross the border into Texas.

And obviously I've sympathies for the Venezuelans, Debbie, my wife is Venezuelan. So the idea that people are fleeing Cuba, fleeing Venezuela, fleeing political persecution.

By the way, that's a legitimate reason to be a refugee and a refugee laws allow for that. It's completely different by the way when people just come because, hey, you know, I think life will be better for me in America.

Or even on poor, there are poor people that remember all over the world. I grew up in a city where probably 80% of people are living in virtually destitute conditions.

Yeah, all of them would come here if they could. So what we're seeing here is a border invasion, a border invasion.

But Debbie said a striking thing to me this morning as we're slipping our lattes, she goes, you know, all these people that are coming here and they think that they are going from a little dinghy that's abandoned at sea.

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