Peter Schweitzer

This book is about the weaponization of migration and how foreign governments and adversaries have weaponized our immigration system.

But when they turn 18, they're going to be able to vote.

They're going to be able to donate to political campaigns.

They're going to be able to get government jobs.

It's a massive, massive national security problem.

That was Peter Schweitzer, president of the Government Accountability Institute, discussing the explosive findings of his new investigative book, The Invisible Coup, How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.

Yeah.

So the drug cartels, of course, have been politically active south of the border for decades.

That's no big surprise.

But what's happening is there's been this movement to bring progressives from Latin America together with those from North America.

One of the groups doing this is a group called progressive international.

It was founded by Bernie Sanders.

It's run by his former foreign policy advisor.

Uh, his chief of staff participates with the organization as do a bunch of, uh,

Democrats in Congress, people like AOC, Greg Cesar, etc.

Well, this organization has set up a leadership structure that is populated with individuals from Latin America who are linked to the drug cartels.

And what they've done is they push for two very important things that the drug cartels want.

Number one is open borders.

The drug cartels actually make more money off of human smuggling when the borders are open than they do from drugs.

The second thing they're pushing for is