EXCERPT:
MAHER: "I mean, I always think of that as Canada opposed to America, you know, just nicer — "
ANKA: "Different homogenous. We're not a homogenous nation here. You look at homogenous nations, Asian, wherever, different cultures, we’re not homogenous. That’s but part of what we have to deal with. But that’s the greatness of America."
MAHER: "Yeah."
ANKA: "Canada’s homogenous. Only now are they feeling it. A city like Toronto, there’s over 400,000 immigrants. And their crime rate has gone through the roof.”
