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  • Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
  • Nearly 40 years since the nation last saw comprehensive reform on the matter, the consensus is that America’s immigration system is sorely in need of updating to 21st-century realities. Reihan Salam, Manhattan Institute president and author of the book "Melting Pot or Civil War?", joins Hoover senior fellows Niall Ferguson, John Cochrane, and H.R. McMaster to discuss a smarter approach to welcoming newcomers to America. After that: the fellows discuss the ramifications of Iran’s not-so-surprise missile assault on Israel and what the coming months portend for those warring nations. Finally, John and H.R. (and a few surprise guests) welcome Niall to his “swinging 60s”-Hoover’s “international man of history” officially a sexagenarian on the same day this show was recorded.
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Комментарии • 274

  • @StephLin6897
    @StephLin6897 20 дней назад +8

    Happy Birthday Dr. Ferguson! Having crossed the same threshold 18 months ago, 60 truly is the new 50. You’re an inspiration to us all on many levels. Keep fighting the good fight! 🙏

  • @tb8865
    @tb8865 21 день назад +3

    Just build the wall and drastically reduce legal immigration. In the Middle of the 20th Century we had no net migration until 1965. America is addicted to immigrant labor and it is not going to end well if this addiction continues.

  • @divine-rational
    @divine-rational 22 дня назад +36

    Only show on RUclips I never miss.

  • @hostashevsky
    @hostashevsky 22 дня назад +42

    Another crucial problem is that the majority of today's immigrants legal or illegal comes from non-christian non-democratic societies, from societies where the ideology of anti-Americanism prevails. I'd like to know what is the percentage of Muslim, Asian, African and Latin American immigrants in the total pool of newcomers, the rate of their contribution into American economy and culture. It would be great to compare these numbers with the contribution of the immigrants of the past. I.e. analysis of the immigrants effectiveness. On the other subject: professors of Muslim and non-Muslim provenance who propagate anti-American, antisemitic ideology among American students should be, in my view, immediately fired from the universities teaching positions. Also, once we talk about higher education: in my view, the federal law must prohibit foreign funds contributions from the hostile regimes (Qatar, China, Russia, Iran). Our higher education is being sold out to a higher bid regardless of what ideology is channeled by those contributors.

    • @saimbhat6243
      @saimbhat6243 22 дня назад

      Boohoo!!! What goes with freedom of religion and freedom of speech and freedom of conscience? And what about america not doing dirty tricks in middle east and asia and thus has no need to "tolerate" the orientals? You want to dominate every part of the world, yet you want nothing to do with "them". Go into isolationism as far as your policies in middle east and asia are concerned, and just close the gates and stop all the pretensions as being the ideal bleeding heart daddy of the world and believe me you were not welcome there to begin with. Be real MAGA.

    • @Mimicry161
      @Mimicry161 20 дней назад +2

      Absolutely agreed. We could also forcibly deport Americans that are not effective citizens (low education, low income, unemployed, SAHMs), and take in more legal immigrants to take their place in America. I also liked your point about professors, and I think we should extent it to include Anti-Russian and Anti-Chinese or any kind of hate speech. We live in a peaceful society based on Christian values and we can't have any hate like that leaking in and disturbing that.

    • @jamesj9537
      @jamesj9537 18 дней назад

      What in God’s name are you blathering on about? Get out in the real world and talk to people.

  • @JohnCorrUK
    @JohnCorrUK 20 дней назад +2

    Happy birthday Niall, what a joy to listen to your podcasts and read your brilliant books . Thank you 😊

  • @rostamr4096
    @rostamr4096 22 дня назад +35

    My favorite RUclips program.

  • @Salty-TX-Assholy-io
    @Salty-TX-Assholy-io 22 дня назад +15

    4:26 Here's an idea from a big thinker in Texas about we just closed the border and then think about it for a few years

  • @samruttenburg7235
    @samruttenburg7235 17 дней назад +2

    The birthday wishes for Niall were a very touching end to this episode, loved it

  • @hostashevsky
    @hostashevsky 22 дня назад +49

    How about distinguishing first between legal and illegal immigration?! Also, scolding the White House various administrations for disregarding the immigration laws?!

    • @Notthatguyjustsomeguy
      @Notthatguyjustsomeguy 21 день назад

      How about watching the video before commenting?!?!?!

    • @TheVeritas2100
      @TheVeritas2100 21 день назад

      ***(BIDEN) White House various administrations for disregard the immigration laws?!****
      HELLO< IT IS BY DESIGN ..
      the DimokRats want to DESTROY the American Republic, the American Experiment where the INDIVIDUALS is FREE ! ( guarranteed by the U.S. Constitution)

    • @jbmsamba
      @jbmsamba 19 дней назад

      Which used to be the biggest strength of the Canadian system over the American mess. I saw 5 minutes and stopped to vomit.

  • @ellentuchler7103
    @ellentuchler7103 22 дня назад +13

    Another great show! Always thought-provoking. Liked John Cochran’s comment about us having an ‘assimilation’ problem vs an immigration issue. Middle East discussion sobering but I suppose it’s ‘ever thus’. Happy Birthday, Niall Ferguson!

    • @golfbulldog
      @golfbulldog 12 дней назад

      You think that all immigrants are equally assimilatable?

  • @laurenglass4514
    @laurenglass4514 22 дня назад +34

    Will you discuss our college graduates not getting jobs that visa workers get?

    • @jesuslovesaves2682
      @jesuslovesaves2682 21 день назад

      What about people not getting into college (or their preferred college) because pressure from international students push them out? Or US students not getting scholarships due to it going to an international student?
      It is interesting how John made is sound like legal immigration isn't possible. Yet I know many people here working, buying homes, raising a family (friends of my children and other family) who are here on visas and have been here for a long time. Some are on visas and others are now citizens one way or another.

    • @justinflannery8671
      @justinflannery8671 19 дней назад

      I can tell you the likely thrust of John’s response; there aren’t a fixed number of jobs. Plus with the unemployment rate below 4%, I’m sure there are plenty of areas where a college education is a requirement and employers are struggling to fill vacancies.

  • @lynnelee4390
    @lynnelee4390 22 дня назад +33

    Theres already too many citizens that cant get those h1b jobs.
    Cochran lives in a bubble

  • @laurenglass4514
    @laurenglass4514 22 дня назад +21

    Will you talk about crime? Law enforcement?

    • @joshuap9580
      @joshuap9580 22 дня назад

      in what regard? there is no correlation between immigrants and crime. most immigrants try to avoid the justice system so they wont get deported!

  • @PSYC101-uh1ls
    @PSYC101-uh1ls 12 дней назад

    It's so nice to hear people who disagree, talk and put there cases forward without falling into a heated argument. Thank you for providing this.

  • @omacburma
    @omacburma 12 дней назад

    At first I preferred HR, but over time Cochrane has shown his worth across a whole host of topics. So glad they are still doing this show.

  • @mattostrosky6863
    @mattostrosky6863 22 дня назад +17

    You all seem to gloss over the fact that a political party can funnel new comers to states to adjust the population to influence voting strength.

    • @Notthatguyjustsomeguy
      @Notthatguyjustsomeguy 21 день назад

      Except they literally talk about that exact point.

    • @kennethyoung2221
      @kennethyoung2221 20 дней назад

      The people on the panel are not expected to do any homework before the discussion. And notice VDH was not invited to the party.

  • @laurenglass4514
    @laurenglass4514 22 дня назад +16

    Will you discuss culture to immigration

    • @woodrow60
      @woodrow60 21 день назад

      I believe that’s the assimilation problem. People from some cultures will assimilate into western countries more effectively than people from certain other cultures. The west needs to discriminate again.

  • @OliverLiam-px3vx
    @OliverLiam-px3vx 21 день назад +1

    Navigating social security can feel like traversing a complex maze, doesn't it? It's essential to have a guide.

  • @SandeepSingh-bw9fe
    @SandeepSingh-bw9fe 19 дней назад +3

    The story of human kind is a story of movement, migration, and immigration. The notion of nation states - the premise of the argument- is a recent phenomenon. I came here from India at the age of 10 along with three younger siblings. Two of us served in the US Army and went on to become successful lawyers. The other two are NYPD cops. My dad was a cab driver and we never accepted a dollar of public assistance. You’re painting with a very broad brush.

    • @timthetiny7538
      @timthetiny7538 14 дней назад +1

      Anecdotes aren't data. Maybe your law degree should have included a stats class.

    • @petercollingwood522
      @petercollingwood522 12 дней назад +1

      The story of human kind is a very broad brush.

  • @bobsnow1996
    @bobsnow1996 16 дней назад

    Happy Birthday Niall... I've read so many of your books I feel I can call you by your first name... I loved the Happy Birthday on the Bag Pipes, I was in Normandy on June 6, 2007 and two French Policeman armed with Bag Pipes played Happy Birthday to me at Bénouville Bridge (AKA Pegasus Bridge) in France. Since then I have been very partial to the Pipes a very fond memory. So, all the Best Wishes on your Birthday and for you to finish Volume 3 of Kissinger... you are truly a Good Fellow!

  • @hofii2
    @hofii2 21 день назад +1

    The bag pipes at the end! Well done.

  • @alexanderblyakher5480
    @alexanderblyakher5480 21 день назад

    Happy birthday, Niall!!!

  • @MFJoneser
    @MFJoneser 21 день назад

    Special guest. Very rare, nuanced arguments put forward. Warm wishes, gents, and humble gratitude.

  • @paratka2
    @paratka2 21 день назад +1

    The immigration discussion should happen again, but with VDH in the mix.

  • @woodrow60
    @woodrow60 21 день назад

    Happy 60th Niall Ferguson

  • @tetianavarvynska2125
    @tetianavarvynska2125 13 дней назад

    Happy birthday, Neil! Many happy returns!

  • @Brummly84
    @Brummly84 20 дней назад

    Happy belated birthday Niall!

  • @listenup455
    @listenup455 22 дня назад

    Happy birthday, Niall!

  • @jasminealixandranorth
    @jasminealixandranorth 22 дня назад

    Bagpipe Happy Birthday!! Cherry on the top. Wonderful show with some of my favorite people (including birthday well wishers)! Looking forward to another decade of inspiring conversations! Thank you!

  • @richarddodson560
    @richarddodson560 21 день назад

    John’s insights about 1/3 of the way through are on point!

  • @DanteAlighieri78
    @DanteAlighieri78 15 дней назад

    Happy birthday to my favorite historian!

  • @TimCoghlan
    @TimCoghlan 21 день назад

    🎉🎉 happy birthday Niall 🎉🎉

  • @Gorbyrev
    @Gorbyrev 21 день назад

    Happy birthday Neil from the old country where it has been a spectacularly bad week for the SNP, even by their recent standards. There's a birthday present.

  • @hrvojesvetec3058
    @hrvojesvetec3058 22 дня назад

    Happy birthday Nial😃👍🎂🥂

  • @davidwarthen779
    @davidwarthen779 21 день назад

    Happy Birthday Dr. Ferguson! I was surprised you are now 60... you look much younger.

  • @edwardb7811
    @edwardb7811 21 день назад

    It is great to have smart people explore important issues.

  • @jonswire-thompson2476
    @jonswire-thompson2476 21 день назад

    Absolutely my favourite RUclips commentary. Well done all of you - and Happy Birthday Niall !

  • @ronaldtkacz1309
    @ronaldtkacz1309 21 день назад +1

    The problem not discussed is limiting ideological corruption amongst politicians. Their focus should be on establishing policies that are best for the citizens already living here, best for America. Allowing 14 million unvetted migrants to roam around the country at will without a job is NOT in my best interest, nor my neighbor’s best interest. It only serves the interests of politicians who enrich themselves from doing the bidding of Soros.

  • @jimhallinsn1023
    @jimhallinsn1023 22 дня назад

    Gentleman thank you, another brilliant talk on current affairs.

  • @nealljones
    @nealljones 22 дня назад

    So happy that you 3 (and other guests) get along so well. Happy Birthday, Niall (from another Neal)!

  • @jhrielly
    @jhrielly 21 день назад

    Happy birthday Niall! Thank you to the team. Insightful and enlightening.

  • @steveedmonds5592
    @steveedmonds5592 21 день назад

    Happy birthday Mr Ferguson

  • @TRFan26
    @TRFan26 21 день назад

    Happy belated birthday, Nial. I’ve come to enjoy each episode of Good Fellows because I learn something each time, and I love hearing topics being discussed in a thoughtful and passionate way. Well, that and for the occasional comedy of the group not taking themselves too seriously. Keep the hits coming, fellas!

  • @elliott1tom
    @elliott1tom 21 день назад

    Happy Birthday, Young Man!

  • @lost.projects387
    @lost.projects387 21 день назад

    Congrats Niall Happy Birthday! Loved the messages, you’ve had quite an impact to many of us in the wild too, long may that continue.

  • @VytisMaleckasBrunius76
    @VytisMaleckasBrunius76 21 день назад

    Happy birthday, Niall! Awesome greetings! I am gallous, because I am 62..already. GBU!
    .

  • @vz6365
    @vz6365 21 день назад

    Niall Furguson, on behalf of a few fans of yours among an academic community in a country that sees you as a subversive force, happy birthday and live looong!

  • @jesuslovesaves2682
    @jesuslovesaves2682 21 день назад

    Happy Birthday Niall! The age my Dad passed a few months into retirement. I pray the lot of you many years beyond and maybe one day be the humble fellas. Anyway, good discussion blessing to guy been praying for you guys. I definitely learn some thing from guys and appreciate you even when we disagree, maybe at times more so there. Maranatha

  • @user-gh7zh9lo7e
    @user-gh7zh9lo7e 19 дней назад

    Happy birthday !! Neil Ferguson !! What a historian !!

  • @vich1393
    @vich1393 20 дней назад

    A marvelous discussion by all, and with answers to many major questions provided as ideas from which to generate even more. All it takes to answer any questions posed is a bit of research on any computer, and devoting the time necessary to assimilate the additiional information provided. Well done guys!

  • @shakthidhasan4544
    @shakthidhasan4544 21 день назад

    Happy Birthday Niall Ferguson. I too am an April 18er❤

  • @sandipmistry5218
    @sandipmistry5218 21 день назад

    Brilliant episode fertility and immigration needs a whole show so interesting! Israel is the series everyone watching Fauda has nothing! It’s gonna be hotter summer than House if the Dragon. And Finally but not least a very happy 60th Birthday Niall , I only wish I look as good as that when I’m 60 and can still Ski ⛷️! Hope you had fun celebrating!

  • @ukraina91
    @ukraina91 22 дня назад

    So on point when they talked about Stephen Harper's government and their immigration policy being great 👍 Many Canadians will agree!

  • @user-oi9iz9jr8y
    @user-oi9iz9jr8y 21 день назад

    Love you Niall❤️❤️❤️. Happy birthday!!

  • @behzadmassaband7898
    @behzadmassaband7898 21 день назад

    Happy birthday sir enjoy thank you for making me feel More intelligent watching your RUclips videos and 21 books you are amazing teacher oxford Harvard and Stanford you are loved by everyone I am more smarter because of you looking forward for second valume of Henry Kissinger book 🎉🎉🎉

  • @crwmdp9
    @crwmdp9 22 дня назад

    Niall, Happy Birthday! From one sailor to another!

  • @ElijahLim
    @ElijahLim 20 дней назад

    And Happy 60th Birthday, Dr Niall Ferguson! Oldfellows. Deadfellows. Thanks for the chuckles. 😊

  • @FinnGriffin
    @FinnGriffin 22 дня назад

    I have been waiting on you “fellas”!

  • @nathanngumi8467
    @nathanngumi8467 22 дня назад

    A great episode, and happy birthday Dr. Niall Ferguson!

  • @MrJoel9679
    @MrJoel9679 21 день назад

    Good fellows is one of Hoover’s best media contributions to thinking in society at large. It needs more views. Great to see complaints in the comment section… it must be working.

  • @judge4all
    @judge4all 21 день назад

    Looks like the Phillies are gonna have a tough season. Let’s go Giants!

  • @lawrencefrost9063
    @lawrencefrost9063 21 день назад

    This was 10/10. Amazing to see Ayaan in this cameo as well. I just bought her book.

  • @senturi9645
    @senturi9645 21 день назад +1

    Thanks to Politicians….US is done !!! Feel bad but it is the truth

  • @ma6inka
    @ma6inka 20 дней назад

    Best show on youtube !

  • @bearcat729
    @bearcat729 21 день назад

    Happy Birthday Niall. See your wife describe you in her eyes says it all. Have a good next 60 years.

  • @benjaminlarkey8562
    @benjaminlarkey8562 22 дня назад +9

    Thank you. Thank you for the rational, productive and enlightened discussion about immigration. I LOVE what you guys are doing for the Country!

  • @raymondlambert8804
    @raymondlambert8804 18 дней назад

    if the senate bill had passed so we could process asylum claims in 6 months rather than 3 years a major part of the problem would have been resolved

  • @glennmitchell9107
    @glennmitchell9107 21 день назад

    John Cochrane asserts that migrant workers don't negatively affect the welfare of our own working poor. Where has he provided the numbers to back up that assertion?

  • @hazelsam13
    @hazelsam13 20 дней назад

    John Cochran just coming in hot and summing up the problems perfectly. Preach brother. Neil said “John” and he went off! Fuck yes

  • @ostevoostevo1592
    @ostevoostevo1592 21 день назад

    Good fellow? Happy birthday to a Great Fellow! (and fellow Arsenal fan)

  • @letdaseinlive
    @letdaseinlive 21 день назад +1

    I could be doing something serious but I'm here...

  • @hollywoodlibertarian4227
    @hollywoodlibertarian4227 21 день назад

    This guy does a great job telling John he is wrong. 😂😂😂😂

  • @b52-hnukesr69
    @b52-hnukesr69 22 дня назад +34

    Amazing how these three guys forget most people are not wealthy like they are. Sitting in a privileged position sure puts blinders on other wise intelligent men.

  • @LizSchubert
    @LizSchubert 21 день назад

    Can’t even stomach this discussion. They need to pay taxes and not be given free rides.

  • @chrisjeanneret5091
    @chrisjeanneret5091 21 день назад

    As a Canadian I would agree with the analysis of Canada under Harper, to a degree. As I understand it the rule of thumb for years was immigration at 1% of the population per year, around 400k. That certainly has been exceeded in the last two years. There is also a problem with foreign student admissions, to the point of diploma mills popping up to exploit students. It didn't help that some of the provinces capped tuition, encouraging universities to depend heavily on foreign students and their unlimited fees. Both groups are adding to an overheated housing market as was pointed out.

  • @RutwikPandit
    @RutwikPandit 22 дня назад +4

    The speaker was absolutely not clear in what he wanted to say. Dare I say it sounded snobby. Wish he discussed some actual policies about legal immigration

  • @edgarroste7855
    @edgarroste7855 18 дней назад

    Speaking as a Canadian, I completely agree with your guest’s comments about Canadian immigration woes. Stephen Harper and governments before him had it right. Unfortunately our current government is incompetent in so many areas. Sadly, as a result, they have poisoned many Canadians attitudes towards immigration and blinded us to the benefits.

  • @bobbregazzi2925
    @bobbregazzi2925 20 дней назад

    Two points that i need to pick up on , the guy who said the English NHS couldn't manage without the foreign doctors and nurses WRONG , if you take away the 27 million Immigrants that have come to England in the last 30 years then the NHS would be managing perfectly fine . Plus the guy who said Immigrants DON'T hold down low wages WRONG everybody knows they do , plus how would he know they're not coming after his job are they now ..

  • @jolantamsk3894
    @jolantamsk3894 22 дня назад

    Canada's schools, Ontario to be specific, are overflowing with various families from different cultures. Special classes (e.g., learning dissabilities, behaviour) that we need most definitely - got cancelled due to funding!!! Newcomers, students with hardly any english language skills, end up in existing classes floating about. Again, there is no funding for extra support.That is the reality.

  • @freespirit6209
    @freespirit6209 21 день назад

    Didn't know, so 2 days late, but nevertheless Happy Birthday Niall!

  • @jamescole1786
    @jamescole1786 21 день назад

    4/19/24..so Happy 60th Birthday Neil!...you look much younger without the beard...hummm...that's why your other 'Goodfellows' ( all +60) have such 'clean shaven' happy faces😊aye?🎉

  • @davecorley5514
    @davecorley5514 22 дня назад +12

    Enforce the law. If the citizenry are convinced that existing immigration law must be changed, change it using Constitutional methods.
    Doing otherwise encourages moral hazard.

  • @goldfishi5776
    @goldfishi5776 20 дней назад

    Nations are profiting from their exile of these people. The US should charge their host nations for the local cost of their visits.

  • @motekm3
    @motekm3 18 дней назад

    3 “conservative” white guys advocating for more immigration. I love these guys! Cochrane articulates a first principles thinker. Start with what is right legally and morally, then address the root cause, then think about solutions. When democrats and republicans agree on restricting legal immigration, one should be suspect.
    I know I’ve lost jobs to H1B holders but that means I need to work harder/smarter. No hard feelings.

  • @kangzau1006
    @kangzau1006 20 дней назад

    Puts a lot of power in the person deciding whether an immigrant transitions to permanent. Sounds like it's back to the drawing board

  • @nancychace8619
    @nancychace8619 17 дней назад

    Thanks for sharing some good discussion. Tend to agree with H.R. on the situation between Iran and Israel. With Iran and especially with Russia, the focus has been on defense. But little has been done to ultimately stop the aggression in terms of offense. The best defense is a good offense. Putin wouldn't play near so many games if he got handed more of a dose of his own medicine. The last thing in the world I'd want to see is the beginning of WWIII, but to let these situations drag on and on is akin to doing nothing. I agree Israel has done the right thing not to let this escalate out of control. I'd really like to see the hostages released. Wrap it up and move on. Give Putin something new to chew on. He might think twice about pulling another stunt next time. It's getting too expensive otherwise.
    Wish Niall a belated Happy Birthday 🙂

  • @jesuslovesaves2682
    @jesuslovesaves2682 21 день назад

    I agree with Reihan that if the GOP embraced Latin American immigrants and part of Asian they would find more support and could reframe this discussion away from the Democrat narrative. I see more common ground there is realized.

  • @averynunley8872
    @averynunley8872 21 день назад

    Professor Ferguson, can you write an article or small book on how history repeats itself with a focus on ethical relativism?

  • @jesuslovesaves2682
    @jesuslovesaves2682 21 день назад

    36:30 Big thumbs up John

  • @timmccaul
    @timmccaul 17 дней назад

    Isn't this an example of the Cloward-Piven strategy in practice? It's clear no one in charge wants this fixed...

    • @golfbulldog
      @golfbulldog 12 дней назад

      If you look up on a search engine "executive summary UN replacement migration" you will find a pdf of a document produced by the United Nations in about 2000. It calculated the per annum net number of immigrants needed to keep working population to dependent ratio approximately stable. Their solution to declining birth rates... its all calculated....

  • @ansonbrooks101
    @ansonbrooks101 22 дня назад +5

    i'm no expert but i was just looking at the graph and the population is steadily rising, so how is it that the idea is that we don't have enough people or don't have enough workers adding up? i'm not really an anti immigration person, but it seems to me that there's this idea that there's all these new people and it's going to make everything better and yet the graph shows we're going up this all is so confusing i quit

    • @lawrencefrost9063
      @lawrencefrost9063 21 день назад

      Population growth, though increasing overall, varies in distribution and composition globally. Developed countries often rely on immigration for growth as native-born populations slow. Despite this growth, labor market imbalances persist due to mismatches in skills and demand. Aging populations compound these challenges, increasing retiree proportions relative to the working-age populace. Immigration, if managed effectively, can alleviate these imbalances by supplying skilled workers and fostering diversity and innovation. However, realizing these benefits hinges on sound immigration policies and societal acceptance. In summary, population growth's implications are complex, influenced by factors such as economic structures, immigration policies, and societal attitudes, necessitating a holistic approach for effective navigation.

    • @lawrencefrost9063
      @lawrencefrost9063 21 день назад

      I'm just kidding that was dumb. Islam will take over the world. The West is at peril.

    • @jacqquelinetackaberry5450
      @jacqquelinetackaberry5450 19 дней назад

      Aren’t these the “elites” that got us into this disaster 🤑🤷‍♀️✌🏼

  • @joshuap9580
    @joshuap9580 22 дня назад

    its funny because the whole concept of monitoring an immigrant, ensuring they are "contributing" etc. while it makes sense, strikes me as totally opposite of a libertarian, hands off, market will take care of it, approach where they will either succeed or fail of their own volition. covid i think also showed that when jobs dry up, immigration recedes, and when jobs come back, it increases. "if you walk across the border and make a baseless asylum claim, you are able to gain access." yet the GQP hasnt/wont update the asylum laws....doesnt make any sense. IF recent immigrants cant feed their kids, and its not clear this is the case, its because we have a pricing system in this country aimed at people making $60/hr, not aimed at immigrants making $10-15/hr. "assimilation problem?" every single ~7 year old child of an immigrant i have ever heard speak (and i live in CA) speaks fluent english and is immersed in american culture, thank the public school system for that. which is the say that by the 2nd generation, assimilation is well underway, it just takes (small) time. its an interesting point about always having an influx of low wage workers and effect on your overall economy, would be curious to know how Japan (an island with from what i understand very low outside immigration) differs from us.

  • @stooge389
    @stooge389 22 дня назад

    I will point out, "all you have to do is walk across central America" is REALLY not as easy as it sounds- Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala are all almost nothing but jungle- which if I remember correctly from my days in the Military-Jungle boot camp, "50% of the stuff in the jungle is trying to kill you, and that doesn't even include the enemy", and then in Mexico they can either traverse the GIANT fucking mountain range in the middle, or the jungles on either side, that both then lead into extremely inhospitable deserts... I'm not sure that's definable as easy. To me, that says, THEY REALLY want to be here.

  • @salex5412
    @salex5412 21 день назад

    The death of over 500,000 US mostly working-age young men (5 million by today's population) in the US Civil War (1861-1865) required a massive immigration surge over the next half century not only to replace those men lost but also to finish settling the western half of the United States while filling the jobs needed for rapid industrialization. The question we face now is how the massive influx of immigrants over the last 50 years and today will operate in an economy and job market that is about to be impacted by Artificial Intelligence and its potential *elimination* of jobs -- even if the US does decouple from China and expand manufacturing again. And while jobs have been lost in the past through industrialization, computers and the Internet, the question is, on scale, will AI eliminate more jobs more quickly than in the past?

  • @christopherrobbins9985
    @christopherrobbins9985 21 день назад

    Why is fertiflity falling? That seems to be the question that undergirds much of this.
    This is worth studying.

  • @patrikjohansson5939
    @patrikjohansson5939 20 дней назад

    The problem with islam is apparently that we haven't built enough houses for it. Thank you mr Cochrane - I think I'll use my own judgement on this one.

  • @johndoolan9732
    @johndoolan9732 20 дней назад

    Also we then address the main reason for immigration by making farming recycling and solar farming to lift up econamy

  • @Fraan000
    @Fraan000 20 дней назад

    Really smart people.

  • @tau3457
    @tau3457 21 день назад

    I am excited to see the immigration topic and am making this comment before watching.
    My prediction is that they will echo the agreed bipartisan method of redirecting the topic, which should be about a massive existing group of exploited people living in the US, to be about border control.
    Although to be fair to John... he did go against the others several years ago when they last talked about this.

  • @bonniespeck
    @bonniespeck 20 дней назад

    I also like the idea of temporary immigration where they are given a work permits for so long with no help from the government. We used to have that. And no more birthrights unless one parent is a citizen. Maybe we could give preference to college graduates and skilled workers like construction workers. Have any of you been to an ER lately? 75% are immigrants with no healthcare at all. Never mind trying to find a reasonably priced apartment for our lower income citizens. Plus I’d require every immigrant to learn English within a year.