Tucker Carlson argues France's unrest is bad news for the country's social stability, blaming a mix of stagnant economics and mass migration.

• An aging, stagnant economy has let money pile up at the top while ordinary people, especially the young, fall behind.
• That frustration among young people is colliding with mass migration, which he says keeps the society in constant flux.
• Constant churn from migration stops any shared national identity from forming, removing the glue that normally holds a country together.
• The combination of economic resentment and a fractured identity is what he says is driving the current unrest and destruction.

Outlook: Carlson suggests the unrest will keep escalating unless the underlying economic inequality and migration-driven fragmentation are addressed.