“The Ruling Class BROKE Ireland & Point The Finger At Immigrants!” – Tadhg Hickey
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29:14Now PlayingWhen outspoken and frequently canceled Irish comedian and short video producer Tadhg Hickey came on The Jimmy Dore Show, the host asked what Hickey thought about Irish MMA fighter Conor McGregor’s recent comments about the influx of immigrants to the Emerald Isle.
Hickey told Jimmy that immigrants aren’t the source of Ireland’s problems, despite what people like McGregor might say, but rather the finger of blame should be pointed at the ruling elites who refuse to address the housing crisis, the lack of jobs and the drug abuse plaguing Ireland.
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