Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the great America and welcome this glar
Speaker 1: is wonderful, great Tuesday afternoon in the Tri State Reds
Speaker 1: Baseball continues tonight. The Reds lost seven in the last
Speaker 1: ten games, got a nine game homestand and so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens tonight and that we continue when also,
Speaker 1: of course, the ability of Kamala Harris to give an
Speaker 1: interview continues to be at risk. There's rumors in the
Speaker 1: marketplace that she's given an interview and that it's embargoed
Speaker 1: until this weekend with a friendly correspondent, which would be ridiculous.
Speaker 1: One of the big issues, of course, is domestic terror
Speaker 1: attacks that might happen inside of America. They're happening all
Speaker 1: over Europe as I speak, and James Massa is with
Speaker 1: Numbers USA written a great column on the policies of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. And let's face it, what a person has
Speaker 1: done is a pretty good predictor of what a person
Speaker 1: is going to do. And so when she ran for
Speaker 1: president in twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, there was a menu
Speaker 1: of items that she wanted on the southern border, including
Speaker 1: decriminalize the southern border, provide welfare benefits to illegals, Let
Speaker 1: illegals vote as quickly as possible and provide welfare benefits
Speaker 1: and also housing allowances and food stamps to illegals. And
Speaker 1: of course at this point that doesn't play real well.
Speaker 1: So James Massa is with Numbers USA and has all
Speaker 1: the report card on Kamala Harris in the Senate and
Speaker 1: before that, and James Massa, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And James, first of all, tell the American
Speaker 1: people if we happen to elect and according to the
Speaker 1: polling it's very close. Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz November
Speaker 1: the fifth and sixth, what's going to happen to our
Speaker 1: foreign policy relative to the southern border and how will
Speaker 1: that affect average Americans?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for being on the show. Yes, the
Speaker 2: southern border is wide open today based on the Biden
Speaker 2: Harris policies have been enacted over the last three years,
Speaker 2: and that will not only continue with the expanded There's
Speaker 2: been a clear effort on the part of Harris throughout
Speaker 2: her term as a Senator as well as as Vice President,
Speaker 2: to continue to open up the border to bring people
Speaker 2: in the United States illegally for inanimiscible aliens. And when
Speaker 2: they come, they take resources, and they take jobs, and
Speaker 2: they cause quite a bit of problem throughout the nation
Speaker 2: because as you can tell, every state, even Cincinnati and
Speaker 2: the Great American Ballpark has been impacted by immigration today.
Speaker 1: On that issue. I see in Massachusetts there's a school
Speaker 1: district that is stopping bussing. You know, many times a
Speaker 1: budgets and zero sum game, and that this medium sized
Speaker 1: town in Massachusetts has stopped school bussing because they don't
Speaker 1: have the money. They provided additional services to illegals in
Speaker 1: the schools. There's about nineteen different languages and dialects being taught.
Speaker 1: Each student must have their own conversation with someone expert
Speaker 1: in their particular dialect or language. You have all the
Speaker 1: other abilities going thither and fro, and in your story
Speaker 1: you point out this. The following numbers, USA Immigration grade
Speaker 1: card and Kamala Harris. She voted nine times for amnesties
Speaker 1: and repeatedly voted against legislation that would have prevented legal migration.
Speaker 1: She's also been a strong supporter of increasing the number
Speaker 1: of guest workers, which harms the wages and jobs and
Speaker 1: opportunities of average Americans. And so how would you respond,
Speaker 1: Because she now says she's had an epiphany, she's had
Speaker 1: a metamorphos. She suddenly she's no longer a left wing radical.
Speaker 1: She's spent thirty five years of her life as a
Speaker 1: left wing radical. Now she says, you know what, I've
Speaker 1: changed my opinion with what degree of veracity would you
Speaker 1: believe a change in her opinion?
Speaker 2: Well, I doubt her opinion. You mean, I learned long
Speaker 2: ago when someone shows you who they are, you should
Speaker 2: just believe them. And she's been incredibly consistent in her
Speaker 2: voting and her actions in regards to immigration. I mean,
Speaker 2: for example, the situation in Boston, she was one of
Speaker 2: the ones trying to mandate the release of all in
Speaker 2: the missile aliens if they just bring a child with them.
Speaker 2: So bring your child, come in the United States. You
Speaker 2: automatically get in. And then the burden starts to build
Speaker 2: further and further in every city in which that inadmissible
Speaker 2: alien is present with their family is a burden at
Speaker 2: the schools as you just described, It's tremendously costly for
Speaker 2: those communities, and it ends up impacting people across the board,
Speaker 2: whether it be Denver who's having issues in the medical area,
Speaker 2: or whether it be in Boston where they're having issues
Speaker 2: at the educational area.
Speaker 1: As far as the stay in Mexico policy, I'm fairly
Speaker 1: certain that if the Trump star wins reelection, the first
Speaker 1: action he's going to take is to lock down the
Speaker 1: southern border. Can you lay out for the American people
Speaker 1: the two or three or four important things that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump would do in his first week in office as
Speaker 1: opposed to Kamala Harris relative to the southern border.
Speaker 2: You know, he's actually already doing it.
Speaker 1: He and.
Speaker 2: Senate Advance and Vice President Norm of the Advance are
Speaker 2: already doing that. One of the most effective things that
Speaker 2: any administration can do, which is message that you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to be here unless you have permission to come
Speaker 2: into the United States. Entering in illegally will not be tolerated.
Speaker 2: That messaging will automatically do two things. It'll create a
Speaker 2: great surge right before the election, and it'll create a
Speaker 2: drop afterwards because they will know that coming to the
Speaker 2: United States will be met with appropriate reaction in accordance
Speaker 2: with our law. So messaging is important implementing migrant protection protocols,
Speaker 2: that's what the stay in Mexico policy. Was is the
Speaker 2: next thing that makes it very important because that shuts
Speaker 2: down the whole issue of bringing your child and try
Speaker 2: to get in with that, or come across and say
Speaker 2: you use the app, you can't actually make it work,
Speaker 2: and all these other things they're being used today to
Speaker 2: get across the border, even at ports of entries. It
Speaker 2: shuts it down and says you can apply for asylum,
Speaker 2: you can apply as a refugee, but you have to
Speaker 2: stay in the country you're in, or you at least
Speaker 2: have to stay in Mexico while we process it. We're
Speaker 2: not going to bring in the United States and give
Speaker 2: you a job for five years while we try to
Speaker 2: figure out what we're going to do with an enormous influx.
Speaker 2: Make your applications, stay in your country, and we'll let
Speaker 2: you in when the time comes to have your asylum
Speaker 2: request judicated.
Speaker 1: And by the way, those A solid requests are denied,
Speaker 1: what percent of time are those a SOUNID request denied
Speaker 1: because it's a big number. In other words, you make
Speaker 1: the request, but the odds are ninety percent you're not
Speaker 1: going to be admitted.
Speaker 2: Correct, That is correct. In fact, what I had a
Speaker 2: conversation with one of the judges who does this every day,
Speaker 2: and he says, what he continues to see is kind
Speaker 2: of an auguring out of the whole, meaning there's a
Speaker 2: law of it's supposed to be enforced, and every time
Speaker 2: we have more and more people pressing on the courts
Speaker 2: being able to make a decision of what's going on,
Speaker 2: there's an exception made this way and an exception made
Speaker 2: that way. And you know how courts are is that
Speaker 2: they always look at case law, and so it just
Speaker 2: makes it harder and harder to be able to enforce
Speaker 2: it because of the number of people who are coming
Speaker 2: in cent of them still are rejected and are told
Speaker 2: that their asylum application is not doubted.
Speaker 1: James Masson numbers us say, let's talk about missing children.
Speaker 1: One of the scandals of the Trump administration, according to
Speaker 1: New York Times, was the number of missing children, and
Speaker 1: they drove that point home to show that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was in fact heartless. Here we are a few years later,
Speaker 1: we've had almost four years of Biden. Harris described to
Speaker 1: the American people the number of missing children under Joe
Speaker 1: Biden slash Kamala Harris, and where are they now?
Speaker 2: Well that is the great question. Where are they now?
Speaker 2: No one seems to know, and the administration has not
Speaker 2: reported it out. The number I have heard months ago
Speaker 2: was one hundred and eighty six thousand. It's well over
Speaker 2: two hundred and eighty thousand now. There are hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands of children who have been handed over to people
Speaker 2: who allegedly are able to care for them, that are
Speaker 2: in and of themselves may not be admissible aliens. They're
Speaker 2: here illegally as well, and we don't know what's happened
Speaker 2: to those children. Many of them are in the workforce illegally.
Speaker 2: Many of them are having other much more hideous things done.
Speaker 2: So it's a tragedy and it's something that should be
Speaker 2: accounted for by this administration.
Speaker 1: So many are working in sweatshops, so many are sexually exploited.
Speaker 1: So many work in these bootleg marijuana drug operations. I
Speaker 1: see that in Maine, Oklahoma, and California, each of the
Speaker 1: governors say and marijuana is legal in all those three states.
Speaker 1: But the Mexican drug cartel with the Chinese involvement, have
Speaker 1: taken thousands and thousands of these teenagers, and they work
Speaker 1: hard in the fields illegally to grow marijuana. Then they're
Speaker 1: sold undercutting the product, and I know governors did in
Speaker 1: Oklahoma's doing his damnedest to get a control of that.
Speaker 1: But there's four thousand illegal grow operations in California, all
Speaker 1: of which must be manned by literally tens of thousands
Speaker 1: of illegal workers. And that's part of the deal also.
Speaker 1: And so let's talk about you of a posting on
Speaker 1: your website numbers US say about the environmental impact. Generally
Speaker 1: liberals are more worried about the environmental impact than we conserve.
Speaker 1: It is because I think the Earth will solve its
Speaker 1: own problems ultimately, and we have the cleanest are and
Speaker 1: the cleanest water we've had in one hundred years. But
Speaker 1: if you bring in another twenty to fifty million illegals
Speaker 1: into this country, what impact does that to have on
Speaker 1: the environment?
Speaker 2: What has a huge impact. I was just seeing an
Speaker 2: article today about one of the fastest growing cities in
Speaker 2: Texas and their number one issue is water. They literally
Speaker 2: can't provide enough water for the population they have, and
Speaker 2: it's growing tremendously. Like centator Vance pointed out the Springtote, Ohio,
Speaker 2: which was a small town that has grown by a
Speaker 2: third in the last several years because of all the immigration.
Speaker 2: So it's happening in Ohio, it's happening in Texas, it's
Speaker 2: happening in California. And the instances that we're talking about
Speaker 2: where resources are being depleted is a rampant across the
Speaker 2: United States. So that's natural resources in water primarily as
Speaker 2: one of the biggest issues.
Speaker 1: Look another study you have about the impact on the
Speaker 1: medical system. If we have an additional fifty million illegals
Speaker 1: in the country, or if we have an additional seventy
Speaker 1: five million, including all the children. We don't have a
Speaker 1: hospital medical system that is scaled to just add fifty
Speaker 1: million more people. We don't have the schools scaled to
Speaker 1: add maybe twenty million more students. We don't have the
Speaker 1: environmental restrictions in place to allow another fifty million. As
Speaker 1: far as electricity, the power grid, et cetera, we have
Speaker 1: a terrible problem.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I saw last week in Long Beach, California that the
Speaker 1: huge port there was going dark for two hours a
Speaker 1: day because there's not enough power generated in California to
Speaker 1: operate the second largest port in this country. And so,
Speaker 1: no matter what the issue is, explain how we're not
Speaker 1: scaled to accept these numbers of people.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, unfortunately, if you have a loved one
Speaker 2: that has to go to an emergency room today, you'll
Speaker 2: find out the way for twenty million more people to
Speaker 2: come to the United States. The impact is already happening
Speaker 2: throughout the nation to day. If you go to an
Speaker 2: emergency room, you're in line, and you're not in line
Speaker 2: with your fellow citizens who are paying for the funding
Speaker 2: of all the facilities in your community. You're in mind
Speaker 2: behind those people who are here as in admissible aliens.
Speaker 2: And it happens constantly in every city in the United States.
Speaker 2: And that happens with that, it happens with housing. You know,
Speaker 2: if we have a housing shortage several years ago, and
Speaker 2: the pricing of housing is super high, and we add
Speaker 2: ten million more people which has come in as inadmissible
Speaker 2: aliens into the United States, let alone the legal ones
Speaker 2: during this current administration. In the last three years, of course,
Speaker 2: we have more housing shortage. The price of housing continues
Speaker 2: to rise. It's hard for the average US American to
Speaker 2: be able to have a young family and start their
Speaker 2: house because they're competing in a market that is having
Speaker 2: this huge influx of demand and When you have that
Speaker 2: kind of huge influction, demand prices go up. So is less,
Speaker 2: prices are higher, Jobs are harder to attain because of
Speaker 2: people willing to work in unsafe and unfair conditions, and
Speaker 2: so it's a terrible impact on the nation overall. With
Speaker 2: high immigration.
Speaker 1: I saw on the Today Show a few days ago
Speaker 1: that there's been a twenty five percent increase in rents.
Speaker 1: And the reason is we have tens of millions of
Speaker 1: people here that actually need a place to live. They
Speaker 1: need a place to work, they need a place to
Speaker 1: go to school, they need a place to shop. And
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is talking about building three to four million
Speaker 1: new housing units, three to four million just magically, three
Speaker 1: to four million housing units appear all of a sudden
Speaker 1: out of nowhere. And the fact is we can't afford this,
Speaker 1: and the government doesn't build housing units that has done privately,
Speaker 1: and private citizens who want to put together a large
Speaker 1: housing complex have to fashion in the cost somehow of
Speaker 1: three to four million more people coming in without the
Speaker 1: ability to house these individuals. Well, what do you think
Speaker 1: I think it is that so many Americans believe the
Speaker 1: lies of Kamala Harrison and Tim Waltz about building three
Speaker 1: to four million new housing units in my first year,
Speaker 1: giving every American twenty five thousand dollars each in order
Speaker 1: to buy a new home. The homes don't exist, and
Speaker 1: if someone gets an extra twenty twenty five thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: it simply means that the price of the house will
Speaker 1: go up by twenty five thousand dollars because the seller
Speaker 1: assumes the buyer's got twenty five thousand dollars. More So,
Speaker 1: if one wants to sell a house for two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand, why not sell it for two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five thousand because the government's going to pay
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand. Will that solved the housing problem?
Speaker 2: You have a great handle on the complexity of the issue.
Speaker 2: But for everyone out there, you just know that when
Speaker 2: you put large multifamily housing units in place, large apartment
Speaker 2: complexes or condominiums, and you just drop them in the
Speaker 2: middle of the city like I see sixteen new ones
Speaker 2: are being put in Newport News, for example, it's going
Speaker 2: to impact the price of housing across the board. So
Speaker 2: we talk about a home, we're not talking about single
Speaker 2: family homes anymore because they're not building them to put
Speaker 2: in these density housing projects, and.
Speaker 1: The density of housing, the use of the roads, the
Speaker 1: use of the bridge is, the use of the medical system,
Speaker 1: the use of the food system. A friend of mine
Speaker 1: is Rodney McMullen, who's the CEO of Kroger, and he
Speaker 1: talks about the fact, you know what, by the time
Speaker 1: a product gets to our store, and each Kroger store
Speaker 1: has about one hundred and fifty thousand different products, it
Speaker 1: goes through seven to ten different hands before the product
Speaker 1: shows up for us to buy. And so if the
Speaker 1: cost of that product is say five dollars to buy
Speaker 1: that product, and I sell it for five dollars and
Speaker 1: fifty cents, but the government tells me I can't sell
Speaker 1: it for more than four dollars, I'm going to quit
Speaker 1: ordering that product, which means there's going to be great
Speaker 1: shortages of food and others and other items all over
Speaker 1: Kroger stores, Albertson stores and public stores. They're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to do it. I know it's not
Speaker 1: your Bailey wickings exactly, but to have wage and price
Speaker 1: controls is stupid. It's the venezuela. It's been tried in
Speaker 1: the USSR, and so we have a person who will
Speaker 1: not hold a news conference, will not be quiz may
Speaker 1: not appear in the Great Debate September the tenth I
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, who now says, We're gonna have wage and
Speaker 1: price controls. We're gonna build three to four million more
Speaker 1: housing units. We're gonna open wide and put more young
Speaker 1: Americans in colleges and universities. We're gonna put them in
Speaker 1: medical school. We're gonna have a wide open southern border.
Speaker 1: We're going to decriminalize the entry into this country. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have sanctuary cities, sanctuary states. My god, James Massa,
Speaker 1: imagine if these policies are actually implemented, what happens to
Speaker 1: the Home of the Free and the Land of the brave.
Speaker 1: What happens to the United States of America if that occurs.
Speaker 2: Well, it is it is terrifying to see what would
Speaker 2: occur with all that going on. But I will say
Speaker 2: to you, I do believe that better immigration is possible.
Speaker 2: Is it is a clear choice for voters as to
Speaker 2: whether they want to have wide open voters wide open
Speaker 2: borders with the Harris Walsh ticket, or whether they want
Speaker 2: to if immigration is important to them have something more
Speaker 2: restricted and moderate in the Trump Vance ticket. I mean,
Speaker 2: if we don't endorse a candidate, but from an immigration perspective,
Speaker 2: if you want more, you go with one. If you
Speaker 2: want less, you go with the other. And if that's
Speaker 2: an important issue for you today, then I think people
Speaker 2: need to take that into consideration and they go into
Speaker 2: the ballot.
Speaker 1: James Massa, you're a great American. I have your website
Speaker 1: up Numbers USA. It's a great resource. I just want
Speaker 1: the American people to focus on the fact there's about
Speaker 1: a quarter of a million missing children under Biden slash
Speaker 1: hairs that they couldn't care less about. That quarter of
Speaker 1: a million children are doing are being put upon to
Speaker 1: do horrible things in order to maintain their existence, and
Speaker 1: that by itself should be sufficient to stay in Mexico policy.
Speaker 1: James Massa, once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show, and we'll do it again.
Speaker 2: Thank you, James, thank you. It's a pleasure.
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