Tucker Carlson

They're like, this is great.

They're draining the tax system over here.

And apparently there's a demographic ticking time bomb taking place over there to your point, right?

Because they have similar levels of fertility rates and don't contribute economically the same way.

Yeah.

Your kids are going off to risk their lives, but your neighbors aren't.

For sure.

Yeah.

So speaking of resentment, though, it's the same logic and in the same vein that the average American taxpayer grinding their nuts off right now feels when they're going working a seven to six, right?

If you account for the commute to work and back from work, they see where their tax dollars are being spent and they don't feel as if the money they're putting in, they ever get to see coming back out to them.

No, of course not.

And

How many ethnic enclaves are they funding to live this totally insulated lifestyle that doesn't benefit them?

And that was really what the conversation sparked and became.

Unwelcoming, I would say.

Especially with the camera, of course.

I think if I was there without the camera, not questioning anything, I would have been tolerated for sure.

For those who haven't seen it, what kind of questions did you ask?

What do you do for work?

How do you afford to have seven to ten kids?