Natalie Winters

What is the significance of that?

America was a great country and was the leading in technological innovation, and basically every industry dominated that industry.

long before the H-1B program was ever around.

And you can't tell me that from 2003 to now, it's been H-1B Indians that don't even speak English or Chinese spies stealing whatever it may be for not just civilian use, but for military use from our leading tech companies that somehow helped bridge that gap.

And if you look, the other lie, Steve, that is so critical to understand, when we're told that it is the, get ready for this, I'm sure you've heard it, best and brightest, right, that we're bringing into this country, whether it's the H-1B or the foreign students, that's not true.

Now, they play the sort of weird game where they intentionally hide the data, right?

It's like what they do with the deportations or the actual numbers of immigrants, illegal aliens coming in because they don't want us to be informed.

But from the publicly available data compounded with the studies that groups like Center for Immigration Studies have done, the overwhelming majority, I'm talking upwards of 80% of the H-1B recipients who are coming into this country, which oftentimes it's via lottery, though they reformed that slightly.

are in the level one and level two qualification of skill and pay, which means they're not the best and brightest.

They're the worst and they're the most attached to the culture that they're coming from and they have nothing American about them.

And frankly, they have a fake diploma from a fake Indian university where the person sitting next to them is probably a robocaller scamming you.

So these people are not the best and brightest.

It's such a lie from start to finish every corner of what this H-1B narrative rests upon.

is outright propaganda, but the core of it is the idea that you are not enough as an American citizen.

We see that with the tech bros, we see it with the designer babies, we see it with the immigration policy.

And the last thing I would say, Steve, is I don't know what is more concerning.

That Secretary Noem thinks it's a good idea to go on TV and hail the maximum amount of naturalized citizens as a win?

She thinks that that's something that's going to go over well?

Or that it's actually happening?

Because had it been Secretary Mayorkas saying that, that would have been cut as a campaign ad and used as a clip in the President Trump that was running on the campaign trail.