coming here. now they are waiting for wednesday. they are waiting for wednesday, that s their get into america free deal. rachel: they have known they are going to have this problem. it s not just the 140 different countries are coming. in venezuela that is the largest human refugee crisis. the largest number of people leaving the country in the world. more than ukraine. more than any other country. and so, you have this humanitarian crisis in venezuela. where are they going to go? well, a lot of them were going into south america. argentinena, chile. we singled through the 23u say the border is open. if you admit the truth that the border is open. brian: you are the problem. rachel: you have are helping the cartels. the worst case of gaslighting i have ever seen. they open the border.
of time that you re stuck in a place as well while you re trying to figure out how to bring your family to a country. tucker: i probably wouldn t engage in home invasions in that time. here s what i m so struck by. everybody i talk to says they have deep sympathy for them and i have sympathy to. i ve never heard the left say they have deep sympathy for normal people just wanting to pay taxes and live their life. nobody cares about them at all. even in tijuana, nobody cares about them. why is that? i think people do care about them. but here s the issue. tucker: who s their champion? wait. we have a problem of government failing, both mexican and u.s. governments failing to deal with this human refugee crisis and then the people are stuck with that problem in the local community, especially in places
while we try again to negotiate a bigger budget deal. i just don t see how this is in america s interest. as you and andrea were just discussing, the united nations which we helped create 70 years ago to contain the spread of nuclear weapons and to deal with a massive refugee crisis right after the second world war, seems to me more relevant than it s been in a while because it has helped with pulling together the world community to confront iran. it was u.n. security council resolutions that put in place the sanction system that congress then in a bipartisan and effective way pushed forward and this administration successful led negotiations, and the u.n., through unicef, the world food program, is doing more to deal with the human refugee crisis than any other entity. so it is not irrelevant, but it is aging. and in a deeply divided congress, one that is at risk of shutting down the government, we do need to find a way to come together and embrace the institutions that we help build.