Podcast Summary: Louder with Crowder – "Social Security Scandal: How Elites Use Illegals to Game The American System"

Release Date: March 31, 2025
Host: Steven Crowder

In this episode of "Louder with Crowder," host Steven Crowder delves into the contentious issues surrounding Social Security, immigration, election integrity, and trade policies. The discussion is marked by Crowder's characteristic blend of political commentary, humor, and critical analysis of current events.

1. Introduction and Overview

Crowder opens the episode by introducing the main topics:

• Social Security Abuse by Non-Citizens: Highlighting concerns about illegals obtaining Social Security numbers.
• Election Integrity: Addressing claims of non-citizens influencing American elections.
• Political Manipulation: Discussing instances like Marine Le Pen being barred from French elections.
• Trade and Tariffs: Analyzing the impact of impending tariffs on the American economy.

Notable Quote:

"Today we're going to be talking about Social Security for illegals. This is something that Elon Musk has drawn attention to. Is it a problem? Are they able to vote? Hint, yes."
— [00:01] Steven Crowder

2. Viral Clip Analysis: Politics Ruining Relationships

Crowder presents and critiques a viral video featuring a left-leaning woman named Zoe, who narrates how differing political views led to the end of her relationship. The segment serves to illustrate Crowder's point about political polarization affecting personal relationships.

Notable Quotes:

"Bad girls, bad girls what you gonna do? What you gonna do when they come for you?"
— [01:19] Steven Crowder

"She thinks that it's not everyone's allowed to have an opinion. You're not entitled to assume that your opinion matters."
— [08:35] Steven Crowder

3. Social Security Numbers and Non-Citizens

The core of the episode focuses on the assertion that non-citizens are increasingly obtaining Social Security numbers, potentially leveraging the system for benefits and influencing elections. Crowder references data from DOGE (presumably a political organization) to support his claims of a surge in Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens.

Notable Quotes:

"New data from DOGE would seem to indicate that non citizens are getting Social Security numbers at rapidly increasing rates."
— [19:08] Steven Crowder

"In 2021 asylum applications, 152,000 new Social Security numbers. In 2023 asylum applications, 945,000 new Social Security numbers."
— [24:15] Steven Crowder

4. Election Integrity and Voting by Non-Citizens

Crowder argues that non-citizens are illegally voting in American elections, a claim that he suggests is often dismissed or downplayed by mainstream media and left-leaning figures. He criticizes states for not adequately verifying the citizenship of registered voters, highlighting Arizona as an exception where citizenship verification is more stringent.

Notable Quotes:

"Nearly all states are not verifying citizenship of registered voters."
— [29:21] Steven Crowder

"We heard that there's never been any proof whatsoever of election interference."
— [28:22] Steven Crowder

5. Donald Trump’s Potential Third Term

The podcast touches on rumors and claims about former President Donald Trump seeking a third term in office. Crowder references a call between Trump and reporter Tim Pool, where Trump allegedly discussed the feasibility of extending his presidency beyond traditional limits. Crowder expresses skepticism, suggesting the reports might be trolling or misinformation.

Notable Quotes:

"Do you think he wants three terms? Because if you were to believe Ms. Welker... he is seeking a third term in office."
— [13:10] Steven Crowder

"President Trump called me this morning. We discussed a range of topics, including the possibility of him serving a third term."
— [14:09] Tim Pool

6. Tariffs and Trade with China, Mexico, and Canada

Crowder analyzes the introduction of new tariffs aimed at correcting trade imbalances and addressing unfair practices by China, particularly how Chinese manufacturing integrates through Mexico to circumvent tariffs. He criticizes the media and left-leaning economists for portraying these tariffs as harmful without acknowledging their intended corrective measures.

Notable Quotes:

"China uses Mexico as loopholes... The tariffs are set to take effect this week."
— [33:42] Steven Crowder

"Tariffs actually can be used, as we know they have been historically, as leverage against our enemies."
— [53:36] Steven Crowder

7. Foreign Direct Investment and Industrial Loopholes

The discussion shifts to China's foreign direct investment in Mexico, particularly in industrial parks like Hafusan, aimed at bringing manufacturing closer to the U.S. market. Crowder criticizes this strategy as another form of economic manipulation that undermines American manufacturing.

Notable Quotes:

"In 2023, Chinese foreign direct investment in Mexico reached a record high."
— [39:27] Steven Crowder

"Made in Mexico can often be made in China."
— [40:02] Steven Crowder

8. Voter ID and Citizenship Verification Policies

Crowder discusses recent executive orders and policies aimed at enforcing citizenship verification during voter registration. He frames these measures as necessary steps to protect election integrity, countering claims from the left that such policies constitute voter suppression.

Notable Quotes:

"The executive order... requires citizenship verification as part of registering to vote."
— [30:14] Steven Crowder

"The left has actively fought for that. Which again, begs the question why?"
— [30:30] Steven Crowder

9. Critique of Left-Wing Politicians and Movements

Crowder extends his critique to left-wing politicians and movements, using Marine Le Pen’s disqualification in France as a case study. He draws parallels to perceived efforts in the U.S. to undermine political opponents, suggesting a biased system favoring the elite.

Notable Quotes:

"Marine Le Pen... comes from the EU... she's the only one being investigated."
— [00:01] Steven Crowder

"They are the ones who abuse the systems to bar their political opposition from running for office."
— [57:54] Steven Crowder

10. Conclusion and Final Remarks

In wrapping up, Crowder reiterates his stance that the American system is being gamed by elites and non-citizens to the detriment of native citizens. He emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues to preserve the integrity of American institutions and economy.

Notable Quotes:

"We screwed you."
— [37:03] Steven Crowder

"We would have absolutely lost our country for all time."
— [33:25] Steven Crowder

Key Takeaways:

• Social Security Concerns: There's a significant increase in non-citizens obtaining Social Security numbers, raising questions about potential abuse of the system.
• Election Integrity: Claims persist about non-citizens voting illegally in U.S. elections, with critiques of insufficient citizenship verification.
• Political Manipulation: Instances like Marine Le Pen's disqualification in France are used to illustrate perceived systemic biases against certain political figures.
• Trade Policies: New tariffs targeting China's trade practices aim to correct imbalances but are met with criticism from left-leaning entities.
• Potential Political Shifts: Discussions around Donald Trump possibly seeking a third term reflect ongoing speculation and controversy.

Speaker Attributions:

• Steven Crowder: Host and primary speaker throughout the episode.
• Zoe: Clip participant discussing her relationship affected by politics.
• Tim Pool: Reporter featured in a clip discussing Trump’s potential third term.
• Hillary Clinton & Donald Trump: Clips used to support discussions on Social Security and abortion.
• Dave Landau & Josh Firestein: Co-hosts who interject with comments and reactions.

This episode encapsulates "Louder with Crowder's" focus on dissecting political narratives, challenging mainstream media portrayals, and advocating for policies that, in Crowder's view, protect American interests and integrity.