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Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. My next guest wrote a book, which I highly

recommend. I have read every single one of his books and barring none, they are absolutely

outstanding. And everything that he predicts in

his books, not only is he an accurate reporter, everything that he talks about in his books,

he's ahead of his own time. Because months later, what he reported in his books becomes the

story. One of the most powerful independent journalists out there. It's Peter Schweitzer, his new book,

The Invisible Coup, How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon, joins us right now. Peter,

thanks for being on the show. Hey, great to be with you. Thanks for having me, Liz.

All right, Peter. Your book is outstanding. I've read all your books. You know, we've talked

about probably each one of your books as they've come out. I don't know how you time it, by the way. This is this book, the publication of this book was yesterday, if I'm not mistaken. I, and it could not have been more perfect timing than to examine what is the undercurrent, this immigration plot that we all talk

about flooding welfare and creating, you know, overrepresentation of Democrats in Congress and creating

a permanent class of new Democrat voters. You dug into exactly who's pulling the strings and

orchestrating this. And the book came out yesterday. So tell us what you found.

Yeah. What I found is that, you know, we've had this great debate in our country, an important one about

immigration as it relates to jobs, violence in our streets, American culture, hugely important.

But I think we're missing the larger picture, which is the weaponization of immigration. And what do I mean by

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