Peter Schweizer

It oftentimes bring out the worst side.

So maybe this is kind of the libertarian in me speaking out.

But I think we need to be supporting people who want to limit government power.

And if somebody comes to you and says, those are all the bad guys, give me more power and I will clean it up, I would run the other direction.

because that is the classic mode that is done.

And again, to use the professional wrestling analogy, at the end of the day, a lot of these people, Republican and Democrat, they're on the same side.

At the end of the day, they want the current system working the way it's working because they're making money and they're accumulating power.

So be skeptical, don't trust people.

I think that's one of the things you talk about on your show all the time, and I cannot hammer it anymore.

You cannot hand off your rights and liberties to somebody else and expect them to protect them and take care of them for you because they're ultimately not going to do it.

Yeah, I think that, you know, we kind of view Mexico as this corrupt, hapless neighbor.

But the fact is that they are involved politically in the United States in a number of ways.

They've got a network of 53 consulates.

In comparison, Great Britain and China have six and seven.

And as I document in the book, these consulates are actively involved in organizing violent protests

protests on our streets.

And they are also involved in meddling in our politics.

You know, they in the 2024 election, they had a meeting in one of the consulates in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and they had a meeting about how are we going to stop Trump?

How are we going to get people into office that want more open borders?

So we have to wake up to the reality of what Mexico is and how they operate.