of welfare. but, again, we're not getting much discussion. all we ever get is well, we have illegal immigration. should we amnesty them? should we not. the bigger question of what number of people can we assimilate and what makes sense for our country is seldom ever asked. >> tucker: even more rarely asked what does the public want? it's their country it belongs to american citizens. i don't see them being notified about. this in general the survey shows the public likes the immigrants they know. they mostly think the number is too high. lower level would help with incorporation of the immigrant assimilation and so forth. so i think the public on the one hand likes the individuals but wants less immigration. but there are very few politicians who actually articulate that point of view. >> tucker: that's how i feel personally. i met very few immigrants i don't like. they are mostly great. what does this mean for our population going forward? >> very roughly, over the next 50 years immigration is going to add maybe 100 or 105 million new people above