>> let's talk about something else. you went down to the border where you found the asylum system taking in people claiming suffering or danger to their life at home has come to a stop and now these camps have developed on the mexico side of the border. tell us what you saw there and why this is happening. >> yeah. so if you think back to 2018 you saw the family separation crisis in the was the series of interl policies that are designed to essentially end the entire asylum system in the u.s./mexico border. this is at a time when unauthorized crossings have plummeted. but you're seeing a tent camp directly across from brownsville. what you can see on those visuals is awful. the conditions are terrible. it's a result of u.s. policy and ts it's about 3,000 people, up from 500 people two months ago who are living in camps, feet, i