All right. Welcome back to the Liz Wheeler Show. I'm glad you're here today with us. I'm your host,

Liz Wheeler. Before we get started with today's show, would you do me a favor? Would you bring up your Spotify app on your cell phone? Search the Liz Wheeler Show and click that subscribe button. If you could, I would so appreciate that. I appreciate everybody who's been subscribing. And if you would leave us a five-star review, that would be great.

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And I see those numbers ticking up every day. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you to everybody who's been leaving five-star reviews. But if you could subscribe on Spotify, that would be great as we start today's show. I have a special episode for you today. It's actually sort of a special,

not just a special episode. I spoke at Hillsdale last night to a wonderful group of students.

And the topic of my speech, it was about immigration. And the title of my speech was the plot

to subvert America. And for today's episode, I want to play that speech for you,

including the question and answer with the students that followed the speech. I think you'll

enjoy it. There you go. Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for coming tonight. If you don't

know me, my name is Savannah Savannah and I'm the chair of our

YAF chapter here at the college. So if you hear something that you like tonight

and you're not already involved with YAF, please come talk to me. I'd be happy to

give you more information and help you get involved. But I'm going to invite up

Rebecca who's going to introduce Liz Wheeler tonight.

Good evening. I'm Rebecca George. I'm a senior at Hillsdale College studying politics,

and I'm a former intern at the Claire Booth Loo Center tonight, which Yaff is partnering with us for this event.

I have the privilege of introducing our speaker.

Liz Wheeler is unapologetically one of the conservative movement's boldest voices today.

Liz's unwavering traditional values and staunch conservative viewpoints have made her a frequent

target of left-wing agitators, many of whom have

waged an unrelenting and unsuccessful publicity wore on her for the better part of five years.

Unshaken, Liz forged on to publish her first book titled Tipping Points, How to Toppel the Left's

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