repeatedly called for peace. he told people, don t wear camouflage, leave your firearms at home. these individuals didn t come out with fully automatic weapons, if he wants to use that as a definition, look at the blm. these were grandmothers, kids, ranch hands. here is the contrast and optics, megyn. you had 200 agents, helicopters that showed up. you contrast that with a number of cowboys on horseback unarmed with the american flag waving in the wind as they bowed their head and said a prayer before they rounded up these cattle and took them back out to paste tore. for harry reid to do this is reckless. he s trying to insight something. i get the impression, megyn, he s unhappy with the peaceful resolution and outcome that took place and i have to question why in inner this era of new tone.
an ideological fight. president obama has launched a war on our second amendment rights. he s launched a war on our religious freedom. he s used the irs to launch a war on our freedom of speech. he effectively diminished our strength abroad. there s no longer a question about whether this was his intent. if this race is about ideology, cheney probably wins. if it s about wyoming, maybe it s advantage enzi. it s something she knows. the introduction video played up the family name. her highly produced website calls cheney, who spent her entire adult life in virginia, a quote, fourth generation wyomingite. when she was 11, she first campaigned across wyoming with her family. we are blessed by our heritage in wyoming. people like my great grandfathers who came as ranch hands. people like my grandmother who
then there s the mchot dogs, mcspaghetti. arch delux. a mcblt. they kept the lettuce and tomato in a separate container so it would be cold. and the burger would be hot. who cares, right? and the mcpizza. i loved the mcpizza. there you go. but i didn t even remember. how about you? check it out. there it is. was that your high school job? yes. my husband talk about a confidence nonbooster, my husband said he applied for mcdonald s and didn t get the job. wow. poor guy. there s a fast food place called roy rogers, i used to make hamburgers at roy rogers in high school. i worked the grill. come on, roy rogers, send us pictures of john muller. they called us ranch hands. i was a ranch hand. very nice. up next, a story from our dumb criminals file. you ve got to hear this one. a butt dial that puts a drug
hundreds. ranch hands dr. mike and linda vickers have had a lot of people die there on their land. now there s a lot of attention on this. that s why the deaths here are farther north than along the border. jonathan? mark, i understand you recently did a ride-along with the border patrol. reporter: i did. we just went out with them. we noticed two things. first of all, the flow continues. there s still a steady flow. we were out and just in the first 30 minutes we found another group and within the next hour or so we found two more right here along the liver, east and west of where i m standing now. we also noticed another thing. that is the flow is starting to diminish somewhat. we don t know if that s a permanent trend or if that s a temporary lull. it s noticeable, by about a third. border patrol agents say in the last couple weeks they were