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11:01Now PlayingPat Buchanan doesn’t get why black people won’t “assimilate”. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, and Brooke Thomas, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. MORE TYT
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“We give 1.3 million green cards, which I think is way too many, every year in the United States,” Ingraham said. “Most Americans polled say — think it’s either — keep it the same, or lower the number.”
“90 percent of these are folks coming from what you might call the second or the third world,” Buchanan replied. “People are fundamentally, basically good, but there’s no doubt there’s a greater difficulty in assimilating people from different civilizations and cultures and ethnicities and races in the United States, than there — than other folks.”
He continued by claiming black Americans have not been integrated into U.S. society, despite being brought to America as slaves 500 years ago:”
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