and border patrol every day. we're going to be receiving some of these families after they've been processed. we've already had one. so we can take them, house them for a couple of days while they visit with their family member here in the united states, then report to court. so there is a way to handle it. but what we saw in murrieta was the worst of the american spirit. what we're seeing in san diego is the best. >> alexandra, all three of us have been to murrieta. the audience should understand that this facility is not in the center of town. it's kind of out on an edge. and it's a very kind of back road, it's a small back road that those buses had to go down. and it looked this weekend as if the police were probably embarrassed by some of the things enrique had to say last week about them. it looked like the local police were determined to get the buses through if any buses arrived this weekend. >> you knew the buses weren't going to arrive. when you saw that freak show out front, there were more satellite trucks than actual real human