In this episode, bestselling investigative journalist Peter Schweizer joins Lisa to expose the shocking revelations from his new book The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.

Schweizer reveals how mass immigration has been deliberately transformed from a humanitarian issue into a strategic political tool — one wielded by American elites, foreign governments, activist NGOs, and powerful institutions to reshape elections, demographics, culture, and governance in the United States.

Far from accidental policy failure, this “invisible coup” is a calculated long-term power play. Peter breaks down the coordinated influence campaigns operating behind the scenes, the role of foreign actors in shaping U.S. policy debates, and how educational institutions and NGOs have helped manufacture public consent for policies that benefit the powerful at the expense of everyday Americans.

This eye-opening conversation pulls back the curtain on weaponized immigration and explains why it poses one of the greatest challenges to America’s future sovereignty and national identity.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

How immigration became a tool for political and demographic engineering
The foreign interests and governments actively shaping U.S. immigration policy
The hidden role of NGOs, activist networks, and educational institutions in influencing public opinion
Why The Invisible Coup argues this strategy is deliberate — not accidental or incompetent
What informed citizens can do to understand the tactics and push back effectively

If you want to understand the real forces driving the border crisis, demographic shifts, and political polarization in America today, this is an episode you cannot miss.

Grab a copy of Peter Schweizer’s The Invisible Coup and arm yourself with the facts the mainstream media won’t discuss.

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The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Weaponized Immigration: Peter Schweizer on The Invisible Coup and America’s Political Power Struggle