We are testing our willingness to actually hold on to something called the English language, something that is the glue that is supposed to hold us together as a nation.
Tom Tancredo: “We are testing our willingness to actually hold on to something called the English language, something that is the glue…”
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Tom Tancredo discusses the importance of the English language in maintaining national cohesion amidst immigration debates.
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