Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for politically eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta. Today we'll talk about squatters rights, whether they're really a thing. The right-wing media says they are. Left-wing media says it's overblown. Then we'll talk about the growing political gender divide between young men and young women. And then we'll talk about euthanasia and whether a growing series of laws in the United States are a good or bad idea.

And joining me today, welcoming back Stephen Kent.

Previously from Rightly, he's at the Consumer Choice Center.

And he had just been on.

We were talking about the TikTok legislation, among other things.

Stephen, welcome back to the podcast.

Happy to be here, Robbie. All right. So you and I have mentioned we both seen a lot of these

articles about the so-called squatters rights. I want to play a clip for our audience just to give you a

sense of the tenor of how this is being covered in the media right now.

Let's go to this clip.

Some resentful miscreants are taking matters into their own hands by squatting in other people's homes.

This is an epidemic throughout the country, and now we're being called to have the epidemic

be furthered by the millions strewn across the southern border.

It's hard to imagine a more fundamental right than homeownership.

And people struggle to buy a home and to have that be their domain.

This is so appalling.

Biden's letting migrants break into the country and then break into your bedroom.

You might go out to dinner, go see a movie, and come back to a bunch of illegal sitting in your living room. Bottom line, squatters' rights are alive and well. Right here in New York, if you are a squatter, you've been in an uninhabited home for over 30 days. You just get to hang out in the house. When one boundary goes, so goes another. The border between countries is gone. That's a boundary. What follows is the boundary

between your home and the chaos outside, which is caused by the other boundary, the border.

Stephen, how would you rate this sort of phenomenon? Do you think this is a real phenomenon or an

invented phenomenon or somewhere in between? This is fascinating to me because I'll answer your question straight forward.

I think it's a little bit of a media phenomenon and a narrative that is being driven for a bunch of

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