mayor of chicago now talking about it when before they never did. something we saw way before and our federal officials should have seen it way before, too. bret: mayor mclaughlin, frankly a matter of money. some of these towns and i don t know about yours specifically the resources are just drying up. they are drying up. the law enforcement before noon today before noon today, we had five high-speed chases through our community. two of them wrecked two wrecked. every law enforcement officer going to that. foot traffic coming through cutting fences. i go to coffee every morning with a group of ranchers and all they show is show me their cams the number of people coming through and cutting their fences. all of this they tell us the border is secure and not open. we don t have anybody there to catch anybody. bret: mayor macaw, final word here, what do you want to see? we want to see more support on the border, sir.
just is just compounding, and we still just it s just a crisis, sir i can hear the frustration in your voice i know the communities, all of them are feeling it. mayor , do you feel there is a sense in washington that people are hearing you? today the house passed this bill but it does not look like it is going to go any place in the senate. what do you want to see from washington? actually what we want to see is action of course. i have said it before and i ruffled feathers, it doesn t matter it. has to be either party do something. because a lot of times they use this issue more of a social issue to divide people to raise money and know it s affecting the communities. i said it even years ago that maybe it wasn t affecting too much people or communities in the north. but they pass through the border areas and go north. and now they are realizing you have the mayor of new york, the