Tom Woods and guest Daryl Cooper discuss the political and social implications of mass immigration, arguing that demographic shifts threaten national cohesion and assimilation. They critique the current political discourse, noting that both sides often reduce complex issues to tribal identity politics rather than addressing the structural dangers of a fragmented society. Cooper highlights how the post-1965 immigration surge has created a "rolling permanent revolution" that prevents the formation of a stable, shared American identity. The conversation also touches on the historical context o…
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