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Speaker 1: read the stuff written by my next guest, Neil Monroe,
Speaker 1: who is the Breitbart immigration expert. Neil, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Morning Show. Good to have you on today.
Speaker 2: Glad to be here in every way.
Speaker 1: Timing couldn't be better considering what's going on in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles right now, which is coming to a theater near you,
Speaker 1: I suppose, regardless of where you happen to be. But
Speaker 1: let's talk about this. This seems to be these riots
Speaker 1: against It started out with against ICE. So the protesters
Speaker 1: come out, and yes, not every single protester was chucking
Speaker 1: rocks and bricks and projectiles and explosives at the ICE agents,
Speaker 1: but that was the target of their ire. Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: a sanctuary city, does not cooperate with ICE. They don't
Speaker 1: lift a finger to help ICE do its job. But
Speaker 1: the federal authorities ICE agents are allowed to go to
Speaker 1: Los Angeles and go after these extremely dangerous legal immigrants,
Speaker 1: a subset of the broader illegal immigrant community. They're not
Speaker 1: intentionally going into homes and taking women out and children out.
Speaker 1: What they're looking for is rapists and murders and thugs
Speaker 1: and people that came from emptied out prisons, from Venezuela
Speaker 1: and elsewhere. But they're just doing their job. Outcome the
Speaker 1: protesters and it became lawless and fires were set and
Speaker 1: rocks were thrown and people were injured. So if the
Speaker 1: police department and the Chief of the Police Los Angeles
Speaker 1: said they were overwhelmed, a natural response might bringing the
Speaker 1: National Guard. And so what ha is Gavin Newsom Douce
Speaker 1: sue Donald Trump and the administration for bringing in the National
Speaker 1: Guard when he wasn't capable of dealing with the situation.
Speaker 1: Am I reading this correctly?
Speaker 2: Neil? Yeah, more or less. There's a million ways to
Speaker 2: look at it. But in general, California is something of
Speaker 2: a lawless state. It's so chaotic that it's losing population
Speaker 2: as Americans flea California, and the way they then the
Speaker 2: state's government and set out, we're losing correlation, what shall
Speaker 2: we do. They basically open the borders and they let
Speaker 2: in foreigners in to replace Americans. So it's a bizarre
Speaker 2: kind of place where a small share of very rich
Speaker 2: lords over a large and very poor population. California is
Speaker 2: the most economically uneven state in the country, and it's
Speaker 2: the biggest share of poor people compared to rich people.
Speaker 2: And those poor people are basically imported by the state
Speaker 2: government in cooperation with Democrats in Washington, DC. And that's great.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're well of our great. It's a disaster,
Speaker 2: of course, it's part of how the economy works. When
Speaker 2: the state loses Americans because of high taxes and all
Speaker 2: sorts of other unpleasant things, if you just open the
Speaker 2: door a bit more and invite more foreigners in, and
Speaker 2: that means now the economy is built like that. It's
Speaker 2: grown addicted to migration in some ways, like New York,
Speaker 2: where they just keep lessening in poor people. But then
Speaker 2: the question comes in, what's going to how are the
Speaker 2: poor people going to earn money now? What are they
Speaker 2: going to do to get their kids through school? And
Speaker 2: the Democrats say, we don't really care, we just want
Speaker 2: more people. And think of it this way. If you're
Speaker 2: in the landlord business, okay, if you're buying property, poor
Speaker 2: people are great, which is great. You can you can
Speaker 2: put three four five six poor people in one apartment
Speaker 2: and earn more money than if you had a one
Speaker 2: middle class family. And so to some extent, the state's
Speaker 2: economy is now built on a huge inflow of poor,
Speaker 2: hard working people, legal or not.
Speaker 1: Well, it sounds like the return of the Gilded Age,
Speaker 1: where you had you know, land barons and uber wealthy
Speaker 1: with a very poorly paid populace that was working in
Speaker 1: the factories.
Speaker 2: Right, and those guilded well people are busy constructing ideas
Speaker 2: and claims and notions that the way that suits us,
Speaker 2: the way it is now is good and noble and
Speaker 2: it's true forever. And so they talk about diversity in
Speaker 2: California is great. Immigration is great. You know, all documented
Speaker 2: immigrants and ken are just as Americans as Americans. So
Speaker 2: they construct all these crazy ideas to justify the way
Speaker 2: they've rigged the economy in favor of a small number
Speaker 2: of poor people. So my wife's family has been pushed
Speaker 2: out of that state, roughly speaking, as seven siblings and
Speaker 2: half siblings. One is dead, one is still in California,
Speaker 2: and the other five have left the state because it's
Speaker 2: just so chaotic. I mean, the place is lovely, it's
Speaker 2: lond deniablely lovely. That's a huge amount of money slashing
Speaker 2: around in that state, and various people get their share
Speaker 2: of that money ultimate through government like unions, for example.
Speaker 2: But it's incredibly on even and on fair. And the
Speaker 2: people at the bottom they had lousy housing, lousy school scores,
Speaker 2: lousy crime rates. But you know, you're a Democrat, You've
Speaker 2: constructed your whole world to say migrants are noble people.
Speaker 2: They're more Americans than are than they are than ordinary Americans,
Speaker 2: and they just refuse to guard the border. So when
Speaker 2: the FEDS come in and say, look, we think we
Speaker 2: have an international crime sin to get down in the
Speaker 2: garment district where they're using illegals to run from part
Speaker 2: of the black on the ground economy of crime. And
Speaker 2: by the way, the stay is full of international crime.
Speaker 2: You have up and down, you have Chinese run marijuana
Speaker 2: grove farms that the state dares not shut down. Okay,
Speaker 2: just like some blade runner kind of economy in the sun.
Speaker 2: And the FEDS commit said we're going to shut down
Speaker 2: and sin national crime operation in here. And what happens
Speaker 2: is because it's party, Because their Democrats have painted such
Speaker 2: a frightening picture that you get this street fight by
Speaker 2: all sorts of organizations and hugs, and it's not The
Speaker 2: street fights are very small scale. At city La is
Speaker 2: so vast you wouldn't know apart from the pillars of
Speaker 2: smoke rising there. But the people who are fighting are
Speaker 2: themselves tied to Democrats.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, that's the point I made the other day
Speaker 1: in the Morning show. The Greater Los Angeles population is
Speaker 1: just under thirteen million people, and by all accounts, there
Speaker 1: are several thousand rioters in the streets, so it represents
Speaker 1: just the small sliver of the overall population of the
Speaker 1: Greater Los Angeles area. So I mean, we tend to
Speaker 1: blow these things out of proportion when we can get
Speaker 1: these optics of the fires and the rocks being thrown.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know that those folks actually represent
Speaker 1: the will and the interest of the most of the
Speaker 1: people that live there. And going back to the crime point,
Speaker 1: and it's an excellent point, Neil. If I was an
Speaker 1: illegal immigrant, I'd still want a safe community. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: want lawlessness and crime and gangs in the street, right.
Speaker 2: So there's lots of divided interests here. If you're an
Speaker 2: illegal migrant, you want your kids to stay in the school.
Speaker 2: It may not be the best school, but it's better
Speaker 2: than Mexico. So you're going to keep your head down.
Speaker 2: But the politicular organizations that have come over time to
Speaker 2: represent you, groups like Churla or the Democratic Party, they
Speaker 2: have their operators, their full time staffers or professionals that
Speaker 2: hangers on. Those are the ones who are rioting. These
Speaker 2: are semi organized, to some extent, paramilitary affiliates of the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party's network in the state. They're the ones chucking rocks.
Speaker 2: And you know this sounds bizarre, but when you see
Speaker 2: these black class people in the streets, they are backed
Speaker 2: by elite with a lot of money who have an
Speaker 2: interest in shutting down the immigration enforcement because that's tech
Speaker 2: California's economy now run. I mean, if you were to
Speaker 2: say to the migrants, Okay, you guys are wonderful, you
Speaker 2: guys are great, you guys are going home. You're going
Speaker 2: to have a couple of several million people. There's forty
Speaker 2: million people in the state. You have several million people
Speaker 2: leave the state, send head home, sadly back to Asia.
Speaker 2: But like a huge share of the white collar workers
Speaker 2: are held by migrants. What's going to happen to rents,
Speaker 2: They're going to crash. Rents are going to drop down
Speaker 2: thirty four percent, wages are going to go up, especially
Speaker 2: for example, they're roughly poor Americans, such as blacks, and
Speaker 2: a huge amount of money would sort of slash around,
Speaker 2: moved from rich people down to ordinary people. And if
Speaker 2: you tick out all the illegals, there'll be such a
Speaker 2: crisis that wealthy American families will be forced to hire
Speaker 2: black people to clean their houses. It's that shocking. And
Speaker 2: the ordinary Black Americans, white Americans will be invited in
Speaker 2: to work with the rich people as electricians and plumbers
Speaker 2: and software designers and advertising people. That's how shocking it
Speaker 2: would be. California leaders like to think of themselves as
Speaker 2: the population is diverse, and of course that's great for
Speaker 2: the leaders because in a diverse population, everybody's not cooperating.
Speaker 2: In a chaotic, diverse population of illegals and various minorities,
Speaker 2: Latinos and blacks and Latinas from Mexico and Latinas from
Speaker 2: ol Southa or the great population doesn't argue back. It's
Speaker 2: too busy arguing among itself. It doesn't argue back. I
Speaker 2: can say this state is badly run. Our schools are
Speaker 2: badly done, our roads are badly done. Our taxes are
Speaker 2: too high. In a diverse state, the great massive people
Speaker 2: are busy trying to earn a living day by day,
Speaker 2: and they don't argue with the people in charge. Democrats
Speaker 2: have run that state now for forty years in part
Speaker 2: because they imported a massive population. Yeah, and it's just
Speaker 2: not interested in fighting back against the state.
Speaker 1: Well, and also willing to work for a very very
Speaker 1: lower wage than someone who is a legal person here
Speaker 1: in the United States might otherwise charge because they're not
Speaker 1: living in the shadows. I mean, like, yeah, okay, I'll
Speaker 1: take ten dollars an hour and do that job. But
Speaker 1: if I was an American citizen, I would demand twenty
Speaker 1: or thirty, which is market rate elsewhere, right.
Speaker 2: And a Mexican who comes in and works hard because
Speaker 2: he wants help his kids will say, I'll do that
Speaker 2: wages for ten dollars because it's a lot more than
Speaker 2: my dad got when living in Mexico. And they will
Speaker 2: keep their noses to the grindstone and they will work,
Speaker 2: and they'll fix up the gardens, and they'll do a
Speaker 2: lot of the manual labor and hope that their children
Speaker 2: become middle class, but the children don't become middle class
Speaker 2: because the economy is stuck in this sort of high low,
Speaker 2: rich poor kind of economy, which is not true of
Speaker 2: other states. There's lots of American states where the population
Speaker 2: has the practical power to say, we don't want the
Speaker 2: legal immigrants, and we're going to vote out politicians to
Speaker 2: try to bring them in. We want decent wages, and
Speaker 2: we're going to refuse to work for factories that don't
Speaker 2: pay decent wages. But that old ideal, that's the ideal
Speaker 2: that made America, that was made possible, and last swath
Speaker 2: of America after nineteen twenty five is gone. In California,
Speaker 2: it's basically like a feudal system with a few rich
Speaker 2: people lording over the masses and the people. Of course,
Speaker 2: they have their quasi armies of wanna be elites like Antifa. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, the Antifa is full of these young men
Speaker 2: who went to college. When women who are earning lousy
Speaker 2: wages working as waiters at age thirty forty fifty with
Speaker 2: and they can't get a boyfriend or government who because
Speaker 2: they're also working at lousy wages. And these unhappy people.
Speaker 2: These unhappy would be members of the middle class. They're
Speaker 2: willing to throw bricks.
Speaker 1: They're the ones, yes, they're the ones that buy into
Speaker 1: the Marxist argument from each accord's ability, each according to
Speaker 1: his need, and that somehow they've been dealt a bad
Speaker 1: hand because of the very elites that they're supporting by
Speaker 1: their advocacy.
Speaker 2: Exactly. The media is full, there's whatever. It is also
Speaker 2: true the media is overwhelmingly on the side of more migration,
Speaker 2: because migration means more eyeballs in the form of migrants buyers,
Speaker 2: migrant renters, migrant workers. And if you own a media
Speaker 2: empire or you're going to want more eyeballs, it's so
Speaker 2: much easier. And so they're basically pro migration too. It's
Speaker 2: it's got so far out of hand that the average
Speaker 2: American can in California can look around and say this
Speaker 2: is terrible, but there's nothing I can do except to
Speaker 2: go along with the system. And meanwhile Democrats are saying,
Speaker 2: you're evil. If you change the system, you're a meani
Speaker 2: you're a biggest If you try and raise wages and
Speaker 2: help Americans, help families, Americans, Americans can't afford fai it's
Speaker 2: very difficult to afford a family in LA because the
Speaker 2: housing price is so high. It is long and expensive. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and so and I it's ship you never never want
Speaker 2: to mean to my and even illegal migrants, the vast
Speaker 2: majority of them are working hard to get a better
Speaker 2: lives for our kids.
Speaker 3: But if you allow the popular, if you allow the
Speaker 3: whole system to get out of balance, then middle class,
Speaker 3: working class, ordinary Americans lose power and the ability to
Speaker 3: earn money.
Speaker 2: And it's reached a crisis stage in California so much
Speaker 2: that the establishment's street gangs are now fighting the federal
Speaker 2: government's enforcement of ordinary criminal law because because the local
Speaker 2: Democrats want to hide their dependence on cheap workers, poor migrants,
Speaker 2: poorer renters, and poor consumers. It's terrible.
Speaker 1: Well, I suppose one may advocate that they're getting what
Speaker 1: they deserve through the creation of this system. Nail Monroe,
Speaker 1: the immigration expert for Breitbart, it's a pleasure having you
Speaker 1: on the show and thoughtful on all on that. It's
Speaker 1: a different angle than I think most people were taking
Speaker 1: on the unfolding riots as we're watching them, so certainly
Speaker 1: appreciate your thoughts and insights on that. Neil look forward
Speaker 1: to having me back on the morning show soon. And
Speaker 1: I hope you and everyone at Breitbart have a fantastic
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