pete: churchill says america always does the right thing after doing everything else. darn it you stole my thunder. once they do all the other things they will do the right thing in the end. i m probably killing it a little bit. you are right. churchill did say that about america. that s what i like. that s why i love having you on my show you are so awesome. pete: always an honor, dan. i m a fan. i appreciate it dan bongino, thank you. all right. they fled the clutches of the taliban for a better life. but now dozens of afghan minors are going to the only place more dangerous than kabul, chicago.
refugees. the welcome mat is officially now being laid out for migrants coming from afghanistan. according to the department of homeland security, today a flight carrying 75 unaccompanied afghan children landed in the glamorous city of chicago. this number is in addition to the 860 afghan refugees that the state of illinois is already planning on welcoming in the coming weeks. with 550 of those being children. and to be clear, the vast majority of this group does not include the brave interpreters who went through the special immigrant visa process and were vetted after fighting alongside american troops against the taliban. these are at risk kids, many without parents or sponsors, waiting for them in the windy city. meaning they will be wards of the government, which can t even attack care of the kids already living in chicago, a city that has already seen at least 261 kids shot alone this year.
effort that says under the existing system and rules and under the existing electorate and demography we can t get what we want so we will change both at the opposite ends. that s what they re doing. pete: victor real quick we only have about 45 second. do they believe these kids will succeed when they get here or do they know the system will fail them and as you pointed out they are not just that concerned about it? no, i think they think i wouldn t be surprised if social workers focus on them in a greater fashion than they do the under class of chicago. we have i don t know what it is. it s some kind of weird tell you can you recall tick that if you are not a citizen and coming into the country, even without legality or maybe not through the legal lengthy process, we are going to do all we can for new a way that we have abandoned our own. i don t know how else to explain it. if you are a young african-american child, growing up in chicago, i think we are
only all the late night hosts are coming together for a climate night special and if that does not make you wanna watch, well, wait until you hear who-who the big guest is going to be. it s going to be john kerry. will you be watching? it s simul cast on all the channels tonight? will i be able to avoid it? if it s on the channels, all the lathe late night speaking with quote unquote science it s going to be like the last 18 months instead of being about covid-19 it s going to be about climate change. we wonder why is greg gutfield the king of late night i give you this week - - tonight when gutfield beats every other child and they bring on the least funny guy possible. except we make fun of him. next up, two men were arrested in new zealand for doing the unthinkable. return to tried to smuggle buckets of kfc into a lockdowned city and were busted for breaking the country s covid rule. they also had loads of
not to mention a city where 80% of 8th graders don t read at grade level. taking in kids from a country with a 38% literacy rate and trust me that number is generous. so, chicago can t even take care of its own kids and we have expect chicago to take care of parentless afghan children. what in the world could go wrong? joining me now is victor davis hanson the author of the upcoming book the dying citizen. and i do very much look forward to reading it everything you say, victor, is thoughtful. in this particular case, we welcome afghans who fought alongside us. we also know that the vast majority that came are coming are headed to our country weren t in that category per se were at risk. now you got kids going to chicago. do we have a system set up to absorb them properly? no, i don t think so. i think children in chicago who