Peter Schweitzer

And they're pushing these themes.

And you see that with the Scheinbaum administration in Mexico.

They don't want the Trump administration to go after the drug cartels.

And as I point out in the book, Scheinbaum has a long history of cooperation and working with the drug cartels.

She's appointed senior people to the national police that are known or have been known to have been connected to the drug cartels.

Well, they're enormous.

I mean, I'll give you one related to China.

China has created an industrial-sized exploitation of birthright citizenship.

Supreme Court is going to be hearing this case this spring.

This is the idea that if you happen to be in the United States, give birth to a child, that child becomes a U.S.

citizen because this is where they were born.

Our federal government does not keep track of how many people have done this.

We have no idea because when you're given a birth certificate, it does not say the nationality of the parents.

But the Chinese government has looked at this and they have come up with some astonishing numbers of how they themselves have exploited this.

The Chinese government and some of the research firms in China estimate that over the last 13 years,

100,000 Chinese a year have been born in the United States, been granted citizenship, and then are returned back to China where they are raised in CCP schools.

They're often the children of the elite.

So if you do the math, John, you're looking at more than a million U.S.

citizens.

that right now are being raised in China.