Natalie Winters

We'll give them credit for identifying War Room as one of the top and most influential podcasts in the country, but I think that's about where their correct assessments end.

I love how the legacy media always does this thing where they pretend like nothing is an issue until they finally cover it.

And then once they cover it, they're like, wow, all these people suddenly care about this random issue.

But in reality, it's been what has animated Americans forever.

For decades, it's sort of the Trumpian escalator effect where it's like, no, the Republican base would have always voted for a candidate that cared to cease all immigration.

It's just they never were actually presented the chance.

So I would humbly tell The New York Times that.

You should put your article through the fact-check process again because you're extremely wrong to suggest that young Americans are just now, let alone all Americans, starting to care about the H-1B visa thing.

It's not just some trend issue or some fad issue.

It's something that gets to the core of what right-wing populism, of what Trumpism is about, which is the idea of what does it mean to be an American citizen.

Steve, I know you've talked about the idea of maximizing the value of American citizenship, but I think maybe we should just...

Settle on the fact that your government should not be actively working to suppress your wages, replace you, and destroy your culture, let alone with some third-world, third-rate, inferior, foreign-speaking culture that has absolutely nothing in common with what we value here in the United States.

But I think the interesting angle that they really hook onto is how it's young Americans, particularly...

having a kind of bleak economic future.

But I think the most important part of that, Steve, is what you're talking about is the kids who do everything right.

You know what I mean?

The kids who study as hard as they can only to be rejected from their dream school because they were born a straight white male.

The kids who do everything right and go to the top colleges, which having been to one, I can tell you, you don't learn anything there that's worth anything.

You have to unlearn.

and everything that you learn or just go work for Steve Bannon instead.