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I thought that the Democrat media loved refugees, even if they're not refugees from all

over the world, turns out they've got some questions now.

About 50 of them so

far, not the 10 million who came in under Biden. Let's talk to our friend Jeremy Carl about this.

He's the author of the Unprotected Class, which is a fantastic book. I've got my copy of it

here in my library, how anti-white racism is tearing America apart. Jeremy, let's just start with your overview of, hold on a second, why is it that now

the media like ABC News, Associated Press, you name it, when they report on the Trump

administration taking in South African refugees, they use a lot of words like, you know,

alleged refugees or purportedly or according to the administration, you know, they're,

they're really parsing these 50 guys and gals. Yeah. No, absolutely. And it's, it's a real

mask off moment, as I put it on my, myount, and that they're really sort of revealing their underlying kind of biases. I mean, and there's really no question that given some of the things going on in South Africa, that these people are under legitimate political persecution, they have legitimate fear for their safety. And if there were ever a group

of refugees that you might think would do well here, I think it will be these folks. But yet,

the media is interested in kind of really, really, as you said, parsing very, very closely

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