Friendly Fire Friendly Fire: Hegseth. Homeland Security & Happy Meals
Dec 2, 2025
The hosts dive into the troubling implications of a National Guard shooting, linking it to immigration policy failures. They engage in a heated debate over the merits of shutting down third-world immigration and discuss the challenges of cultural assimilation. The conversation shifts to the decline in restaurant quality, exploring how corporate practices impact dining experiences. Finally, they analyze the complexities of U.S. strikes on narco-terrorists and the controversial legalities surrounding them, alongside the tense political landscape in Venezuela.
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Immigration Vetting And Mass Migration Failures
- The hosts argue U.S. immigration policy has allowed dangerous mass migration and vetting failures.
- They claim these failures contributed to recent attacks and public anger over Afghan and Somali migrants.
Follow Through On Immigration Promises
- If leaders promise strict immigration actions, they must implement them to avoid political backlash.
- Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh urge denaturalization and shutting off third-world immigration until vetting improves.
Dual Threat: Vetting And Domestic Radicalization
- They separate two problems: mass migration from poor vetting and radicalization inside the U.S. after arrival.
- Both, they argue, increase domestic terror risks and strain assimilation.
