[laughter] somebody brought licking as well, and licking s really hard to control. pete: so they say. will: what are you doing? are you questioning my ability to discipline dogs? pete: rachel, you should chime in,you re a pet parent, are you doomed to have undisciplined kids when you re a real parent? if. will: is skippy undisciplined? rachel: no, it s not. i have disciplined kids, i have a very unkiss palined dog undisciplined dog. pete, when i have a lot of kids and you re working hard, i just don t have time to do the dog. [laughter] he kind of just does his thing. pete: we moved to tennessee with two cats, and we only have one now. the tennessee wilderness got ahold of stormy. it was either a coyote, a hawk, a snake, a raccoon or a fox. so rest in peace, stormy hegset- [laughter] will: i grew up living in the rachel: ray did you name your cat after stormy daniels? pete: no, but it works nicely like that. we were going through a star wars they were very brave in ne
harris a package i want to show you guys. i went up in a helicopter with captain oliveras. take a look. about 200 migrants have just turned themselves in to the border patrol. we continue to see a significant increase in mass migration, but also those illegal immigrants are being smugglinged. we have seen a dramatic increase in high-speed chases. it s all, again, for profit. and they continue to exploit these immigrants, these vims that are trying to take advantage of the fact that there s so many people coming across, they use that to exploit the vulnerables vulnerabilities. rachel: there s nothing like getting a bird s eye view. these helicopters are being used every single day on a constant basis, day and night. especially when you re getting large groups, 200 plus every single day. rachel: how many more trips are you doing now between last year,
is the lack of transparency and what is being done by the federal government to make sure that we don t know what s happening. the only reason we know anything that s happening there is because the state of texas is using their resources to help us see it. but for the most part, what is happening is they see people, they call the federal government, the border patrol, they collect them, they process them and then on our taxpayer dollars they fly them out or bus them out of texas, and that s what s happening. will: i was trying to find we can t show the inside of the new york post anyway, but there it is, look at that, $4 billion border budget, that s how much texas itself has spent in the latest new york post. on border security, texas spent that much. did you have did they land the helicopter early for you in you said you got sick up there. [laughter] rachel: no, they didn t, but i ll tell you, i was looking at lieutenant oliveras had a coffee cup, and i kept looking