Aaron Reitz

Go, go, go this side.

This is private.

I can be here in the parking lot.

No, no, no.

Wait.

Can we ask you about the daycare?

It's all right.

Get out.

I'm just asking you about what we're seeing here.

Yeah, look, if you believe the left-wing narrative, yeah, we're just getting worked up about something that's not really an issue.

We've got our tinfoil hats on.

But here's the deal.

The nature of the problem is that the Islamists have been embedding in Texas really for decades.

Now, look, the Islamic population in the United States was a tiny, tiny minority.

prior to 9-11.

But the combined negative forces of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act in the 1960s, which opened up the floodgates to third world immigration into the United States, and then combined with the post 9-11 political temperature where we sort of collectively had this guilt over going to war against Islamic countries.

And so what you actually see in the immigration numbers is you see in the United States almost no Muslim immigration.

Then the mid

60s hit, part seller, you see an increase.

And then starting after in the early 2000s, you see a skyrocketing to where now in the United States, we have several million of unassimilated, and maybe even more importantly, Steve, is unassimilable