>> thomas sowell, the great economist, said that there are no solutions. there are only trade offs.o it's nice to have pronouns and all the rest of that woke stuff. but for every dollar that you put into this, it's a trade off that you're taking from somewhere else, right? so, for example, at the university of michigan did a study where they were spending something like they had 500 positions, $30 million spent on dei. you could hire 150 professors at $200,000 to add to the faculty roster. so life is about trade offs. spend a bit less time on gender pronouns and a bit more on fire management. everybody would be happier. >> so does losing your home in a fire? does that change someone's way of thinking, or are they just going to go back to the same old woke bs that got them into this mess? >> you'd like to think that they would autocorrect, but i can tell you that i've often been approached by people in the neighborhood who tell me, oh, you know, i love your work, doctor saad. and then i say, who did you vote for? oh, i voted for justin trudeau, of course. so they love my work and yet

thomas sowell, i think, had an inspiring quote from -- i can't remember what it was. it was a long time ago. what he said was if you care about someone, you tell them the truth. if you care about yourself, you tell them what they want to hear. and i think this is why the gop didn't succeed in 2022, actually, because i think the polls well is biden's agenda is doing poorly, criticize biden, say biden 3-5 times, as many time as you can in a 30-sec sound bite, that's what the polls the tell you. but i think what people are hungry, craving is an affirmativetive vision -- alternative vision. until i referenced it there, i hadn't mentioned biden one time in the hour and a half we've spent together now. and i think need to get in the habit of that. first of all, pursuant to the discussion that we just had, we know he's not really running the federal government anyway, right? if you're missing the point if you obsess over one person. but more importantly, i think part of the america first movement, and i think this is where it's a powerful movement beyond just a political par

the economist thomas sowell once said that immigration laws are the only laws that are ever discussed of how to help people break them, and that is never more true than ever in modern britain. labour are making it legal to enter this country via the channel on small boats. the new term is already being introduced. it's not illegal migration, it's irregular migration. labour's asylum policy may present itself as smashing the gangs, but in reality it's tantamount to laying out the red carpet on the beaches of dover. as ever, let me know your views via gbnews.com/yoursay or reach me on x at goodwin mj. but i'm joined now by doctor krish kandiah, founder of the sanctuary foundation, to give us his views. now, krish, we know what the polling is telling us. the vast majority of brits want this crisis to end. they want to control their borders. they don't want the small boats to keep coming. labour decriminalising, illegal migration essentially today, basically overturning the illegal migration act. more people are going to come, more boats are going to come. that's a reality, isn't it. >> m

the economist thomas sowell once said that immigration laws are the only laws that are ever discussedf how to help people break them, and that is never more true than ever in modern britain. labour are making it legal to enter this country via the channel on small boats. the new term is already being introduced. it's not illegal migration, it's irregular migration. labour's asylum policy may present itself as smashing the gangs, but in reality it's tantamount to laying out the red carpet on the beaches of dover. as ever, let me know your views via gbnews.com/yoursay or reach me on x at goodwin mj. but i'm joined now by doctor krish kandiah, founder of the sanctuary foundation, to give us his views. now, krish, we know what the polling is telling us. the vast majority of brits want this crisis to end. they want to control their borders. they don't want the small boats to keep coming. labour decriminalising, illegal migration essentially today, basically overturning the illegal migration act. more people are going to come, more boats are going to come. that's a reality, isn't it. >> mat