Tara breaks down the shocking aftermath of New York’s latest election — a turning point Democrats are celebrating as the triumph of a “new America.” With foreign-born voters driving socialist victories and native-born working-class citizens voting the other way, Tara exposes how this was never a grassroots uprising, but the culmination of a decades-long demographic and political strategy. From Zohran Mamdani’s win to the looming fight over the filibuster and amnesty, this episode uncovers the real battle shaping America’s future — and why losing it could mean the end of the nation as we know it.

*The ballot box is changing — but who’s really casting the votes?*

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Tara dives into the data behind New York’s latest election, revealing a stark divide between native-born and foreign-born voters. According to new polling, Zohran Mamdani captured over 60% of the foreign-born vote while losing among native-born Americans — a sign, Tara argues, of the Democratic Party’s long-term “replacement strategy.” She dissects how nearly half of New York City’s population is now foreign-born and one in five residents can’t speak English, reshaping the state’s political identity. The episode connects these shifts to national stakes: the Democrats’ push for amnesty, the near loss of the filibuster, and how two senators — Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema — may have prevented a permanent one-party system. Tara warns that without resistance, similar outcomes could spread nationwide, fundamentally transforming America’s political landscape.