Topic: Social Costs

2 chapters across the catalog

Peter Brimlow explains that corporations support mass immigration due to an "addiction to cheap labor," while the social costs are subsidized by taxpayers through the welfare state. He notes that unlike the early 1900s, modern immigrants are not forced to return home if they fail in the workforce because of government grants. The segment also touches on the financial motives of religious charities and NGOs that receive government funding to process migrants.

President Biden is accused of gaslighting the American public regarding the state of the economy, inflation, and crime rates. While the administration touts a significant increase in Social Security benefits, critics point out that these adjustments are legally mandated due to high inflation and do not cover the actual rising cost of living. Recent polls are cited showing that a majority of Americans are concerned about the future of democracy and personal freedoms.