steve: you are probably right. somebody who knows about parenting is rachel campos-duffy. she is live in del rio, texas. and today, because so many people are worried about the border. you have a town hall assembled there. rachel: yeah. we have got a great group of people who know exactly what is happening here at the border. you know, our president, our vice president haven t come here. but these people know what is happening. i have got kelsey french here, she is the wife of a border patrol agent. we were just talking here, laura said our border patrol are telling me about theale ofaper the force. it s defi low ys werhired too a g specnd they able to do it mosy re processindbasicallting and it os aning and, i mean, they do to t want e pr the. rachel: covid is a big deal for you guys. a lot of border patrol agents saying they don t want the vaccine and their jobs are still on thecause of that.
people in chicago who are freaking out over the migrants that are going over there, probably this amount in a month? basically welcome to my world. come down here and take a look for yourself and see exactly what we are going through day in and day out before you start complaining about 500 people that showed up in new york city. rachel: talk to me about the bodies. traditionally for the past number of years,e come acros one, twoar thatve died due elet hee case may b last year we h 17. n- is an astl for kinney coun all bodies course we haut t lookt what ig.nd take a one ofdeputies young l childr itedhalf of e de last u train.she ha take that her any to decoms to take care ofer kids. she is vstrong. uldn t wo n ight witt, she is handling it v, well. rachel: yeah.
her pay and saying it s not a salary increase. in the midst of crime rising to alarming rates. none of our political figures deserve raises. rachel campos-duffy down in del rio, texas. rachel: joe biden says our border is secure. raise your hand if you say our border is secure. all right. there s your answer on that. ainsley: capitol hill is going to continue to stay cloudy there today. 60 degrees is your high. so take a sweater. ainsley: i m going to washington after the show. we are celebrating mary s birthday. ainsley: we are so glad you were born ms. mary. happy birthday. steve: what would be interesting though because peter will be there, too. i wonder at what point peter will start to pick up the bill. he is a grown up and has a job. ainsley: never, not when your dad is there.
eah. the administration ir job is threatened. rachel: yeah. meanwhile eagle pass was the number two highest covid rate probably because people across coming across the border aren t were not getting vaccinated. we are going to come back to you and talk a little bit more about what you are seeing on the ground. again, thanks for joining us this morning. it s been so fascinating. and eye-opening. back to you guys. steve: all right. rachel, thank you very much. i think as well going to be talking about the fact that migrants are going to be building a great big tent city on the mexican side of the border. brian: venezuelans in particular. return to the policy for the venezuelans. guess what? it s working. venezuelans are not come in. word is getting out and slowing down things. like, for example, the old policy of remain in mexico which the president said was inhumane. it s not within american values. steve: now they are just camping out.
rachel: two hours away. almost three hours for me to drive her just if she needed a chest x-ray. rachel: driving three hours away to get their kids to the hospital. yes. rachel: john, you are the only one here not from del rio. you come from florida. you are part of the group doing great work cleaning up some of the garbage that s been left behind. what have you seen when you come in to del rio to clean up? i mean, you are talking about breastfeeding babies being washed in the rio grande. you are talking about dead bodies. i found a dead body last time i was here doing a clean up in eagle pass. you are talking about the worst things that people can see. and, you know, a lot of these border patrol agents they are dealing with this every single day. morale is in the dump for these men and women. and it s a shame. i m retired from the army. and, you know, in the service like that, that isselfless, it s all about morale and taking care of each other and having each other s back