Emily Jashinsky

It's just crazy how suddenly we're talking about this.

Yeah, actually, now that you're saying it, I don't know if you saw this, but the New York Times has a big splashy story this morning about what went wrong with the Biden administration's immigration policy.

It's like 3,000 words long and just like says what everyone was saying and being called racist for all along.

There was Ezra Klein at the New York Times.

It was like January of 2024 saying, hey, maybe Biden does have an age problem.

COVID, such a good example.

every single freaking time.

And I want to get to a place, Vince, in this country where we can just skip that part, where there's about three years plus of people being called racist or conspiracy theorists for saying something.

The New York Times is later going to then report out and leaving, by the way, the conservative media outlets that they call reckless, conspiratorial and racist to fill in the gaps in coverage.

Nobody was paying attention to what Powerline was doing over the recent years on Somalia.

And now the New York Times is investigating fraud, massive fraud.

We could have actually just skipped all of this by not weaponizing the charges of racism, which

even people in the Somali community in Minnesota say was done to block criticism of this as it was happening.

We could have skipped that whole process by being more critical of the fact that as statistics show right now, you have a huge percentage of the Somali community in Minnesota on welfare.

You have this poor, desperate population of people who come from a country where there's 99% female genital mutilation, according to UNICEF.

So could skip it.

Maybe someday we'll get to the point where we can skip all the hemming and hawing.

basically providing true coverage of the failures of democrats in the establishment right now you know i feel like under the biden administration and you and i both know this uh the the biden administration like the somalis in minnesota weaponized ageism somalis of minnesota weaponized racism again that's not me saying it a minnesota reformer ran a piece from a member of the small community who was investigating fraud uh in the the state attorney general's office saying that

They're weaponizing these charges because in the United States, racism is highly stigmatized, as it should be.

And discrimination is highly stigmatized.