Topic: Census Bureau

The Trump administration is launching an early census to exclude illegal aliens from congressional apportionment, a move that could shift 25 to 30 seats away from the Democratic Party. Other highlighted policy actions include the dismantling of Planned Parenthood, the banning of inefficient wind turbines, and the appointment of conservative judges. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is also credited with contributing to the administration's health and environmental agenda.

Stephen Miller details how the 2020 census was "rigged" to include illegal aliens, granting Democrats up to 30 extra House seats. In response, Pam Bondi has appointed Ed Martin as a special prosecutor to investigate Adam Schiff and Letitia James for alleged mortgage fraud. The Trump administration is also moving to replace the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics following claims of fraudulent job data.

A report by John Bowne examines the ongoing crisis at the US-Mexico border, alleging that the US military and NGOs are facilitating illegal crossings. The segment cites a Yale University study suggesting there may be 22 million illegal immigrants in the country, double the official estimate. Census Bureau data is also presented showing that 67 million residents do not speak English at home, reflecting a decade of "soft immigration policy."

The Netflix film "Leaving the World Behind" is criticized for a scene warning characters not to trust white people during a collapse. Dom Lucre provides a breakdown of how the Democratic Party has historically used racial propaganda to control the black community and is now applying similar tactics to white Americans. The goal is identified as creating total societal division and race riots to prevent unified resistance against globalist policies.

Census Bureau data shows nearly half of Americans aged 18-29 are living with their parents due to high rent and low savings. Celente blames corporate "ugly-garchs" like BlackRock and Bezos for destroying the middle class. He also criticizes Jimmy Carter's legacy for deregulating usury laws, allowing banks to charge excessive interest.