for that in the last election and all the moralizing chin tuggers say you are a racist for wanting a that. at least you have conceded that american citizens have a right to determine what kind of border they have. every country has that right. tucker: a lot of them work. we have been doing that for the last half a century. trying to militarize. 700-mile wall. high tech surveillance equipment. all things at the borderus and it s not working, tucker. we should be focusing on the root causes of immigration. tucker: hold on, you are not against illegal immigration. 22 million illegals in our country right now. i think they should all bei deported tomorrow and come back if they want tock come back because it make a mockery of our laws. you disagree with that. that s okay. i m not mad at you. don t tell me how you support border securityt because by definition you don t. it s not that i don t support border security. it s that that s not goingon to solve the issue in its essence.
infamous area 51, which is, of course, where ufo enthusiasts say whatever it was that crashed at roswell in 1947 was taken. the tonopah test range is about 70 miles away from area 51. and, again, it is one of the most secret places on the face of the planet. ufo enthusiasts and the conspiracy community say that s where the aliens are. that s why the ufos we are trying to develop are being test flown. aviation enthusiasts say, no, it s simply the next site of generation of prototype aircraft, drones, and perhaps hypersonic weapons are tested. there was a blind spot for years. tucker: is there any evidence that the first camp is right or onto something? is there any evidence that the u.s. governmentre does have knowledge of ufos that hasn t been shared with the public? well, this all ties back to these recent revelations
and egregious, unlike anything they do 300,000 times a year. that s one example of what has erupted since the caravan began making its way here. the left has gone crazy. enrique acevedo, an anchor at univision, joins us tonight. enrique, thanks for coming on. thanks for having me, tucker. tucker: i have been hearing from all the good people that host cable news shows that the caravan is nothing to worry about. these are all decent people. they are families looking for better life. probably most of them are. but know learn from the u.s. border patrol it s 70% single men. now we learn from the mexican ambassador to the united states that this group has been very violent and assaulted mexican authorities ol the guatemalan border. shouldn t i be a little more concerned about them coming here? we have to realize this is a humanitarian crisis and other countries involved should act accordingly. if i say this is not a security threat, you are going to find an
argument to call that a lie so why don t we find out? why don t we, with your show and my show on univision, travel to mexico, spend some time reporting, trying to figure out who is part of this caravan, if there are thugs, criminals and middle easterners like the president said we ll report that and we owe that to our audiences. if they are not a security threat, we owe our audience the truth. tucker: both of our companies are doing that. you have reporters down there, and fox news does. it s not up to the media who decides who comes to our country. this is a democracy. it s up to american voters who elect representatives who made a lot of laws about this which you are now saying we need to ignore. people in charge, u.s. citizens, american voters, they are being ignored. they have a system of legal immigration, which this caravan is giving the finger to. so why do i have any responsibility to learn anything about the caravan? if they want to come here, they can go apply for citizens
about the pentagon s ufo program. and this whole the rumors about area 51 and crashed ufos and trying to put some of this together and fly it ourselves, those rumors had gone away but then we had the story about the pentagon s program. we saw, of course, those videos of the navy jets chasing the ufos, and we now have some of the people involved in that program speaking out and saying, yes, there were these unknowns in our airspace. so it s not just aircraft lights and weather balloons. tucker: interesting. is there any indication of what it is then, if it s not just aircraft lights and weather balloons. we don t know. the whole trouble withks this, and this really links these two stories of the tonopah test range and the pentagon program. there have been this blurring of the lines, evene the phraseology, the pentagon s project was called advanced aerospace