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So over the past couple shows that I've done by myself, my solo shows, I've been really focused on some of the turmoil that's taking place in terms of the riots, the challenges that we're facing with these kind of radical ideologies and this this

large substantial population of illegal immigrants into the country and and the impact that

that's taking place now we all know that one of the main things that trump ran on was

shutting down the border and there is no doubt that we have seen that.

He has militarized the border.

Border crossings are down like 80-something percent.

And we've just entered into this place.

Like, okay, we stifled, we stopped the flow the endless flow of of illegal immigration that we all saw

over the last you know four plus years and and even you know prior to uh trump's first uh um

administration and through the obama administrations this massive influx you You know, and if any person with common sense can recognize that the Democratic Party initially

realized they said, listen, our base and our coalition of groups are starting to really

kind of polarize with each other.

The ideological aspects of these groups are not so much in line and not being able to keep

them together is more difficult.

I also believe that, you know, over long periods of time with any one particular party in

power, the natural backlash is a rise in the other party. And I certainly

believe that we saw a significant rise in that conservative traditional mindset, right, to get back

to the core ideologies of conservativism. And I think, you know, what we're seeing now is, is the results of those years and years of years of mass immigration.

So how can we better understand the position we're in?

This is, again, one of the main things that we want to do and the features that we want to offer you on this show is to be able to consolidate all this information and help make sense of it.

And that's what we're going to do.

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