Marcela Marjean

There was a standing ovation, I think, at the beginning of the speech and at the end.

sorry just make sure um and he was this was on friday and i know that it's not new news but i wanted we wanted to dissect it we wanted sergio we wanted erica we wanted owen's point of view uh through the scotlands and one of the main things he he outlined is the

The fact that the West is degrading is not necessarily something that needs to happen.

It can go the other way.

We can win still.

We can reverse it.

And what I loved about his speech, if you did not hear it, you must hear it.

It's about 20 minutes long.

It was wonderful.

Even the Europeans loved it, which is kind of amazing.

The main thing is that he outlined how great Europe used to be and talking about the Sistine Chapel, talking about all the great discoveries and everything else that Europe has done.

So he laid it out.

He paced and led them, not necessarily talking down to them, but in a high ground maneuver

We'll go into it, but the main thing is, he said, we in America have no interest in being polite and orderly caretakers of the West's managed decline.

Basically a red line.

that this has to stop.

He talked about immigration, how the US opened its borders to immigration and how Europe has opened its borders to immigration because we're good people.

We want to help.

We feel the plight of all these people.

but at the same time we have to um secure our borders secure our our livelihood secure our culture and that's basically what he said that we have to reverse that that yes he understands europe opened its borders but at the same time they must also be closed now so that it can be restored back to the greatness that it was and he outlined how