I did listen and it only reinforced my point.
The controversy about the quote is how to interpret the odd punctuation - ...foreigners, aliens, who are...
Many people, including me, interpret it as foreigners, [that is] aliens, who are...
Others think it should be ...foreigners, aliens, [ or] who are...
Thats the whole debate in a nutshell and its a well known controversy.
Levin blows right by it, never acknowledging that it exists, and simply assumes that his interpretation is the only option.
It might make for good radio but its intellectually dishonest and a sign that hes not confident in his argument.
Then I call you out as a liar since from the 5:50 mark in the video he goes in depth to explain it.......
You didn't listen to it.....