Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

We suffer not from a lack of resources to end illegal immigration but from a lack of will and belief in sovereignty. Today, I review the false premise that birthright citizenship includes the children of illegal aliens. Nothing ever overrules the sovereignty of a nation. Unfortunately, our political leaders don’t believe we have the right to it. Later on, we’re joined by Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration studies, who lays out an interior enforcement plan for red state governors to start implementing today. She believes states can leverage statutes against ID theft, smuggling, and employment labor laws to incentivize illegal aliens to return home. She also warns that the visa-overstay problem is worse than ever, particularly from problematic countries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conservative commentators want to focus on the comedic relief of the Democratic primary to avoid taking a side in the GOP one. But the contrast could not be clearer: Do we want a king or a leader? Do we want substance and results, or do we want entertainment and a soap opera? I use DeSantis’ border plan as an opportunity to contrast his policies with Trump's — even on issues that on paper are very similar. Trump agrees with all these points, but he failed to deliver as president. I explain exactly how and why he failed us on immigration and how that manifested with other issues as well, such as debt, crime, riots, and even judicial picks. We need discipline, focus, policy smarts, articulation, personnel savvy, and the ability to message through media cycles that will paint our policies as mean and harsh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to your favorite conservative commentators and you will seldom disagree with any of their content. But where does it get us? Even Tucker, who is the best of the lot, will dance around the issue with a great monologue, but refuse to point the fire hose exactly to where the fire is. He dances around Trump and will not call him out on the vaccine issue, even while promoting RFK. Conservative media could have so much influence on primaries, red-state legislatures, and House GOP policies, but they choose to focus on them the least. Later on, I offer an update on the RSV shots, which are even worse than we thought. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have not even begun to digest the degree of social and economic transformation the border invasion has wrought upon our local communities. On today’s special show, we’re joined by Steven Camarota, director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies, who discusses his new paper on the sheer magnitude of immigrant families overwhelming school districts. Nearly one in four children in American public school districts come from an immigrant family, increasingly from illegal immigrant parents. In some parts of the country, those numbers compose a supermajority of the population. He explains the trend of how quickly some parts of the country undergo change and the social and economic cost of such mass migration. Also, as an expert in the labor market data, he warns of a perfect storm with the culture of joblessness in America being exacerbated by mass migration, further disincentivizing so many American men to work. Nobody ever voted for this transformation, and it’s being done by design.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We don’t fault Trump for panicking with lockdowns at first. We don’t fault him for thinking the vaccines would be good. But how is it that three years and reams of information later, he is to the left of even a lot of Democrats on these issues? Today, I delve into Trump’s Fox interview and show how on policy and personnel, he is still as weak as ever. We cannot afford to squander the opportunity we now have – with the public increasingly siding with us on the issues. We must floor the gas pedal on issues like medical freedom and transsexualism while we still can. Otherwise, we will be like Europe, where the public largely supports these issues. Do you think Trump will harm or help that effort? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are told that we crossed the Rubicon and we are fighting for our lives. We are told that no other issue matters other than uniting behind Trump. OK. So what is the plan? Today, I expand upon my colleague Steve Deace’s questions about the need for a plan to win the election and contend with a DOJ hell-bent on imprisoning Trump during a campaign. Moreover, we need answers as to how Trump will govern, even if he does win. We are joined by Pedro Gonzalez, who offers much-needed truth bombs on how everything in the Trump world is counterproductive to its stated aims. He warns that it’s much bigger than Trump himself and that if we don’t stop it, our America First movement will be hijacked by his successor. Pedro also explains the difference between fighting an evil enemy with someone who has discipline vs. someone who constantly shoots himself in the foot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new Gallup poll shows an unprecedented drop in support for same-sex relationships by 15 points among Republicans and even by six points among Democrats. Clearly, people are starting to see how this was never an issue of private love, but one of culture jamming and transformation. I explain how the homo-fascism and even transgendersim were an inevitable outcome of gay marriage. Now more than ever, we have a chance to push back against this agenda and reverse Obergefell. There is also an important lesson for other policy issues as well. Contrary to popular belief, culture often flows downstream from politics. The more you successfully legislate, the more people begin moving your way. It’s not a coincidence that the polling is moving against a long-term trend the other way following a year of legislative successes against this agenda.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Never have we faced so many existential threats to our way of life that continue to get worse, even as rhetorically we continue to have the better argument and enjoy majority support. Yet conservative leaders think we’re winning. I go through each issue and show the gap between conservative rhetoric and results. We’re joined by Todd Bensman, who explains that while we all think we are fighting illegal immigration, the problem is getting worse. Biden is hiding the invasion by routing illegal migrants to the covered ports of entry and handing out two-year work permits. Bensman also warns about the growth of “colonias,” autonomous illegal alien communities in our heartland that are completely protected by special interests of both political parties.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We never fight the issues that matter until it’s too late. The window for a reckoning on COVID genocide is closing fast as the establishment moves on to the next threats. Today, I explain what the reckoning should look like and offer an update on the Florida grand jury. Also, we delve into a new Pfizer vaccine injury reporting document that shows how the company was tracking injuries to every organ system from day one but remained silent. The breadth and scope of injury is so astounding, it could not have been done by accident, and the goal of the grand jury is to connect these dots. I also warn about the coming interstate compact to allow governors to wield emergency health powers. Also, we have the same narrow window to fight the gender-bending agenda while we are still ahead. Let’s harness that sense of urgency and stay focused.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Donald Trump rightly said that government persecution will not stop with him. The problem is that it has already started, and nobody on the so-called Right seems to care. We begin by discussing the case of an Air Force captain still being punished for not getting a vaccine. House Republicans have failed to protect our military men on this Flag Day from the biomedical security state. Later, we’re joined by another persecuted American, Jared Bossly. Jared had his South Dakota farm condemned to make way for a carbon capture pipeline. Worse, he was falsely accused of threatening the land surveyors. He explains how this pipeline will lead to the destruction of his family homestead and how the local Republicans refuse to do anything. Kristi Noem ran on protecting land rights, yet told Bossly it wasn’t her job to solve all his problems. Why won’t she call a special session and support legislation ending private-use eminent domain for green energy scam pipelines?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices