This podcast episode explores the misinformation surrounding immigration, crime, and border policies. It highlights the false claims made by Republican speakers at a convention, such as unauthorized migrants being allowed to vote and migrants being linked to crime. Statistical evidence contradicts these claims, showing that migrants are less likely to commit crimes compared to native-born Americans. The episode also delves into the discussion surrounding crime rates, fentanyl, and police funding, emphasizing the need for accurate information in these contentious topics. It further examines the disconnect between perceptions of crime and actual crime rates in the United States, exposing how fear and exploitation by politicians can shape public attitudes. Lastly, the episode discusses the tension within the Democratic Party regarding an early roll call vote and efforts to replace Biden as the candidate, examining the obstacles faced in this process.
