Natalie Winters

Like, if you're not ready to do that, if you're not prepared to do that, there's no amount of prep work that's gonna, gonna help you.

Natalie Winters would be good.

She would be good.

Kari Lake would be awesome.

everything.

That was from a tweet from Natalie G. Winters.

N-A-T-A-L-I-E G. Winters.

Okay, so let's do the Nick clip because this is very close to home for Rob.

It was, you know, it expired and hasn't been reintroduced.

But this girl, Natalie Winters, who was on Twitter, and she's the one who researches.

She's doing a ton of research on this immigration stuff and how we're bringing in these foreign workers in the plan to really repopulate rural America.

And that's

There's a new one that I had right up here.

Yes.

So she did this Natalie Winters post on October 12th, who I messaged her to try to I'd love to have her on the podcast because she's really gotten into all this stuff and understands it.

But a Washington think tank whose immigration program, this is a new one, different program, program received Soros funding has identified hundreds of American counties as destinations for migrants.

Yeah.

I, I, I came across an article from Natalie, uh, Natalie Winters, uh, from, uh, War Room.

Uh, she's done a lot of research about these, this specific NGO that's actually put out a plan to target migrants at different counties in, in each of the states.

Uh, the, the- they've done some analysis to see which ones have lower jo- uh, uh, they have jobs that are empty, you know, and have room to take it.

Yeah.

I came across an article from Natalie Winters from War Room.

She's done a lot of research about this specific NGO that's actually put out a plan to target migrants at different counties in each of the states.

They've done some analysis to see which ones have lower jobs.

Uh, eh, and, uh, you mentioned George Soros earlier.

I don't know if you saw the story Natalie Winters broke, uh, yesterday about a Soros nonprofit that, uh, has analyzed every state and every county in every state, and come up with a list of recommended counties, uh, to send more immigrants to.

Others aid in my state of Mississippi.

I did an article on it, on it this morning here, and all eight of them were Trump-voting counties by varying degrees, from, some from a landslide and some by just a few points.

But they were all Trump-voting counties, uh, in 2024.

Uh, and, uh, we've gotta get a handle on all that stuff.

You know, at least get the state legislatures, or maybe you'll tuck this away if you get a chance to see that article from Natalie Winters, uh, that the state law needs to be, uh, written down that, uh, counties, uh, county supervisors and municipality elected leadership gets a say, uh, in this if, uh, if you [laughs] come down from the government proposing to send more immigrants, uh, into a county, uh, based on what these NGOs say.

Well, you know, you know what, here in Fredericksburg area, just south, you know where that is, sir.

I mean, there are think tank articles out there.

Have you seen, have you seen the Natalie Winters piece that's going around? Natalie Winters w- uh, writes on Substack, and she put out an article, uh, the, about a Washington think tank that, uh, that takes open society money from George Soros and has drawn up a county-by-county list of American communities it says should have more migrants.

You, you understand that seven Tennessee counties are on this list, right? Hamblen, Knox, Madison, Maury, uh, excuse me, Maury, Moore, Sevi- uh, Sevier, Wilson County.

That's, that's Soros' people.

I agree with you, Chris.

And just to switch gears a little bit, Katie sent us something this morning, and I'd seen it as well, a post, an X post by Natalie Winters.

I'm gonna put it in the chat for folks so y'all can go and see this.

But she has uncovered that a, a Soros-backed think tank had identified in twenty twenty-five hundreds of American counties as destinations for migrants, including ten Louisiana parishes.