Jake Novak says he’s surprised Europe didn’t reach its boiling point with immigration five years ago

Former Israeli Diplomat and independent journalist Jake Novak says he’s surprised Europe didn’t reach its boiling point with immigration and open borders five years ago. “There’s no such thing as a melting pot in Europe. It's been a long time since I’ve heard the United States described as a melting pot, and that’s sad, but they never referred to Europe or the UK as a melting pot,” he says. “So you have this situation where they’re really not integrated, there’s no inclination from the government or their own leaders—these migrant communities or immigrant communities—to also integrate in any way what soever, and of course we’ve seen the economic issues for the native British people that this causes.”