Peter Schweizer

They want a collectivist view.

The fact that individual expression is not important.

So it is a completely different rival form of governance.

And as long as our example continues to exist, it's a problem.

So they are looking for ways to kind of undermine us by using our freedoms and our openness as a weapon against us.

And they're doing a pretty darn good job of it.

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Yeah, the book is about what I call weaponized immigration, which is actually a concept that has played out throughout human history.

It happened in the Mariel Boatlift, for example.

And my argument is that what we're witnessing today is increasingly weaponized immigration, not the sort of organic, regular immigration that we're used to in most of our history.

Well, I tell you, the biggest concern I raise in the book involves China's industrial-scale exploitation of birthright citizenship.

The Supreme Court is obviously going to be handling this case.

But when we think of birthright citizenship in the United States, we think of somebody who maybe comes here illegally.

They make a life.

They have children here.

Those children are granted citizenship.