Peter Schweizer

So it's genius.

And this became a template for,

For a lot of modern Latin American leaders in the summer of 1980, when this was unfolding, Fidel Castro goes to Nicaragua to meet with Sandinista leaders.

And there's a young revolutionary there named Lula, who later today is the president of Brazil.

And he sets up an entity called the Sao Paulo Forum with Fidel Castro.

which includes progressive leaders from across Latin America and in the United States, the Democratic Socialists of America, which is Bernie Sanders and AOC's group.

And the Sao Paulo Forum has weaponized immigration against us today.

And that includes the Morena Party of Mexico and Petro, the leader of Colombia, and a whole host of other countries who have adopted this as their strategy to defeat the United States.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And look, again, this is not Peter Schweitzer asserting this.

I mean, there are quotes throughout the book from leaders explaining what's what's going on.

You mentioned Mexico.

And I always thought of Mexico in the context of, OK, you've got kind of this hapless government and it's corrupt.

And they're kind of glad for mass migration because now they don't have to feed their own people anymore.

The reality is, in their own words, they view immigration very differently.

Glenn, this is from a government report.

This is a report written by one of President Scheinbaum's top aides in December of 2024.

Okay, hang on just a sec.

Yeah, we already know that the Mexican population in the United States reaches 39.9 million.