On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the latest 2026 census birth data and what it reveals about immigration trends, declining fertility rates, and the future of the U.S. population.

From double-digit drops in immigrant birth rates to a nationwide fertility rate falling below replacement levels, Ryan explains why these numbers matter—and how policy changes may be driving the shift.

Plus, a deep dive into the Wisconsin and Georgia election results, where surprising turnout trends and shifting voter coalitions signal potential trouble ahead for Republicans. Are key parts of the Trump coalition slipping away?

And in New York City, Ryan unpacks a controversial new racial equity agenda, examining the data, the political implications, and the broader debate over policy, fairness, and economic outcomes.