James Fishback

For me, I was in a small town called Frostproof in Southern Polk County.

Your viewers may know Grady Judd.

He's the most famous sheriff here in Florida.

I know Grady Judd, yeah.

And so I was down in Frostproof, and this was a community that was teeming with life just 15, 20 years ago.

The peak of our citrus industry was the 2005 harvest, 230 million boxes of citrus.

This last season, only 14 million.

And this was predominantly a white man's industry.

And

When I went there and I saw what used to be a small movie theater, now a Dollar General, what used to be a family-owned grocery store, now some weird perverted liquor store.

When I see entire towns across my state, whether it's Frostproof, Pahokee, Belle Glade, Canal Point, Moorhaven, utterly hollowed out.

And the primary victims of what is effectively this America Last globalism that has prioritized other nations and other corporations' interest over our own people,

it really does hit hard that we have been sold a bag of goods.

And the biggest victims in all of it are actually predominantly white men, to be completely honest.

I mean, the victimhood, not to be a victim, but the victimhood is very far reaching.

But if you want to flip the caste system over, you'd be hard pressed to find someone more oppressed in my state right now than a rural white Christian man who relied on cattle, on citrus, on manufacturing.

My own dad was a tree trimmer for 20 years.

The devastating Haitian earthquake happened in January of 2010.

And then it was this brilliant idea from a guy named Barack Hussein Obama to let 100 Haitians who were here illegally just stay here and get work authorization.

Now, of course, they can't become SAT tutors.