Fox News’ Ingraham Angle: John Lott’s research on crime by illegal aliens and the attacks on it

Feb 7, 2018 | Featured

Dr. John Lott appeared on Fox News to debate immigration attorney Allen Orr about Lott’s new research on crime by illegal immigrants and the attacks on his work.  The discussion first summarizes Lott’s work, then interviews a woman whose son was killed by an illegal alien, and then the debate between Lott and Orr.

(Tuesday, February 6, 2018, from 10:03 t0 10:20 PM.)

A transcript of the program is available here.

There were almost 2.9 million viewers who watched Laura Ingraham’s show on Tuesday night.  Of those 554,000 were in the prime demo group.  Click on picture below to enlarge.

 

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