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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2025 · 18 MIN

Do Democrats Still Support Slave Labor? | America Unfiltered Episode 71

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On today’s episode of America Unfiltered with James Paskalides, we break down the historical and modern-day hypocrisy of the Democratic Party—how the party that fought to preserve slavery now defends a system of illegal labor exploitation. We expose Karen Bass and the progressive elite for turning their backs on working-class Americans, while bending over backwards for non-citizens. Plus, I break down the truth about the Iran-Israel situation, why I still trust Trump’s judgment, and the mixed signals coming from his cabinet. Are we about to get dragged into another foreign war? And why are so few leaders focused on fixing America’s own issues first?All that and much more coming up on today’s episode of America Unfiltered with James Paskalides, starting now.00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:37 The Hypocrisy of Karen Bass and the Left02:23 The Impact of Illegal Immigration06:00 Addressing Domestic Issues in America10:21 Iran and Israel Conflict Analysis11:10 Mixed Messages from the Trump Cabinet18:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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