NBC's Chuck Todd Laughably Insists More Illegal Aliens Will Solve Inflation
Todd snarked, as reported by NewsBusters:
Over the last few weeks, Republican Governors have been shipping asylum seekers to more liberal-leaning Democratic enclaves. Trying to send a message that they think migrants are a political problem for Democrats.
Wrong, Chuck. Abbott and DeSantis have two primary goals, both of which have worked, masterfully.
First, to demonstrate to Democrat city leaders the serious problem created as the influx of illegals continues to decimate border towns. Second, and most brilliantly, to illustrate the left’s complete hypocrisy when illegals show up on their doorstep. Such was the case when residents of the upscale liberal enclave of Martha’s Vineyard became apoplectic when just 50 illegals showed up on their island, prompting them to ship out the illegals within less than 48 hours. Sorry, Chuck — try harder, next time.
This is where Todd got hilarious — by demonstrating his economic ignorance.
But in fact the data shows us that more migrants could actually help solve one of the country’s most pressing problems.
Todd continued:
And you can see the labor force participation rate. It’s been dropping, we were at 63.4, we’re still sitting at 62.4.
One percentage point by the way, represents 2.6 million people missing from this workforce. And guess where these workers are missing from? They’re short 45,000 workers in Boston, they’re short under 400,000 in New York. They’re short 170,000 in Washington, D.C., even Miami, is short some 20,000 there.
So the point is, these migrants could actually be helping our labor force problem, which would help our supply chain — which could help inflation.
Huh?
As the old saying goes, “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bulls**t,” right Chuck?
And you can see the labor force participation rate. It’s been dropping, we were at 63.4, we’re still sitting at 62.4.
One percentage point by the way, represents 2.6 million people missing from this workforce. And guess where these workers are missing from? They’re short 45,000 workers in Boston, they’re short under 400,000 in New York. They’re short 170,000 in Washington, D.C., even Miami, is short some 20,000 there.
So the point is, these migrants could actually be helping our labor force problem, which would help our supply chain — which could help inflation.
Huh?
As the old saying goes, “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bulls**t,” right Chuck?