TUCKER CARLSON (HOST): Now, most of those people who do come, the low-skilled ones are a net-cost to taxpayers, they take more in services than they produce. You know the basic economic laws. So you believe then that taxpayers have a moral obligation to subsidize anybody who wants to come here? 

ALEX UEMATSU: I'm not sure where you're getting those figures from. I've heard different figures. I've heard studies that say that undocumented immigrants actually provide a net benefit to the economy and a lot of these studies that claim that undocumented immigrants are a drain or taking money away from taxpayers or something like that are using kind of biased statistical methods.

CARLSON: Well you heard wrong because it's actually not even close.

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