In the final part of this three-part series on "The Fourscore Project," Roger Clark wraps up his compelling discussion with Jeremy Carl, a fellow at the Claremont Institute, focusing on the immigration crisis in the United States. The episode dives into the concept of the "celebration parallax," a term coined to describe the polarized perceptions of immigration and demographic change depending on who discusses them. Carl highlights the impact of uncontrolled immigration on social cohesion, the potential risks to American institutions, and the broader cultural implications of shifting demographics. The conversation also touches on the controversial topics of white privilege and patriarchy, with Carl questioning their relevance in modern America. The episode concludes with a reflection on the potential outcomes of continued open-border policies and the choices Americans face in the upcoming elections.