Steve Cortes

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671 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams · The Scott Adams School - 09/03/26 Steve Cortes returns! The Basilica Or the Mosque...Documentary · 3 Sep 2026 podcast

No, I I hear you and and believe me, I I get the uh the frustration, right?

Which I'm certainly hearing from you and and you know I guess I'm voicing it as well.

The the asylum part, by the way, the Trump administration has done a fantastic job on asylum.

So that those abuses are pretty much done for now.

Now of course it would restart immediately with a Democrat president.

I mean, I get that point.

And again, I want to I want to overturn the 1965 Immigration Act that you know that takes Congress to do.

But let me give you the let me give you this.

I mean, and there are reasons, very valid reasons to be frustrated and even negative, right, right now, given what's happening.

Uh, but let me also say this bigger picture, you know, how how this can and I think will get fixed.

But we've got to win in 26 and 28.

If we if we at least hold the line at these elections coming up in just

just a couple of months if we win the presidency in twenty twenty eight.

And then, and I know this is several ifs, okay, but these aren't implausible.

And then if we do the census correctly in 2030, and if we do not count illegals, right, which we have been counting for successive uh censuses, right, we know that the 2020 census, even the census bureau itself, admits that it was done completely incorrectly because of the chaos of the COVID panic.

So if we do the census scientifically and correctly and

we don't count illegals.

I would also argue we should not count foreigners, even though there's a lot of debate over that.

And traditionally we have counted legal foreigners in the US Census, even though they can't vote, we've counted them for apportionment.

Um, if we that would be an even further game.

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