historically, your cartels, mexican cartels, we call them drug cartels because that's what they are. today there in over 54 countries around thehe world that this is not a u.s.-mexico problem ladies and gentlemen. this will not stop. now they transitioned into the final version of human trafficking with its debt bondage and i'm holding it in my hands. this is it. is without embolden they have become so i can't stress to you that you have to take extreme, extreme action to go after these cartels and to truly create relationships with mexico and the rest of the world and what we call a unified command and treat them as a dark networks that they are and are happy to discuss that with you on how to go after them. >> thank you. i now recognize the reiki member for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. jones, you talked about that congress should take extreme action. let me tell youme what was in te last on the best package that we passed in 2023 2023 -- omnk that we provided $17 billion for customs and border protection, including an increase in spending b

i want to be very clear historically your cartel the cartels on the call them drug cartels and today they are in over 54 countries around the world. this is not a u.s.-mexico problem ladies and gentlemen. this will not stop and now they have transitioned into the final version of human trafficking. i am holding in my hand this is how emboldened they become. i can't stress to you that you had to take extreme, extreme action to after these cartels and to truly create relationships with mexico and the rest of the world in a unified command and treat them as what they are and i'm happy to discuss that with you. >> thank you. i now recognize the ranking member for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. you talked about congress should take extreme action. let me tell you what was in the last omnibus package that we passed in 2023. we provided $17 billion for customs and border protection including an increase in spending a 17% over the previous years. it allowed for hiring, operations along the southwest border. we also provided funding for 19,855 border patrol

all of the fentanyl in the united states, the sinaloa cartel and the jalisco cartel. and we have to stop the fentanyl from being made. >> alright, your job -- on one hand, you're talking about wanting to save lives, but, in essence, your job is to deal with supply, not necessarily the demand side, is it? >> well, so, when thinking about the supply side, i agree. our core task right now is to attack every single part of that supply chain. and this is one way in which we're working differently than we have worked before. so, for many years, we've been focused on the high-value target or the leader of an organization. that can be an effective way to deal with drug trafficking. but we are now talking about vast global criminal enterprises with thousands of people in more than 45 countries around the world. >> it's a multinational corporation, the equivalent of, right? >> the criminal equivalent of, based in mexico, starting with precursor chemicals being purchased mostly in the people's republic of china, but money laundering and global drug trafficking happening across t

these cartels need to be brought to justice. fy 24 president's budget for hsi calls for just 22 new positions. an increase of less than one half of 1% to combat human trafficking, child exploitation, counter fentanyl and investigate cyber crimes. similar to the worsening conditions we are likely to confront fentanyl title 42 goes away. i'm sure the cartels are busy planning on how to take advantage of what is sure to be an even more chaotic situation and continuing to profit from human trafficking. they cartels are replaced they operate with near impunity and mexico. they are well-financed, well organized and well connected. there are certainly differences among this committee on how to handle the crisis at the border, there surely in agreement that something must be done. to help them stop them one more man assaulting one more woman or sexually trafficking one more child are killing one more person. cbp and ice to great work there is no doubt used to be done to stop the illegal flow of drugs across our border to ensure cbp and

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and so i had to deal with mexico and reference the cartels. and that is probably the number one thing that is important is to address the cartels to declare them foreign terrorist organizations that harm americans, that cause a great deal of human suffering and are responsible, bringing fentanyl in that's killing our citizens and our young people. and so the southern border. we need to increase our borders resources with our border patrol. we need to build the infrastructure including continuing the wall. but we also need to have technology that supports the protection of our border. we need to reform our asylum laws and then we have to go after the cartels, a very specific plan as to how to bring security to the southern border. immigration is important to our country and we're a land of immigrants and we want to cherish that, we don't want to lose that. but we also need to make sure that we protect our border from a security standpoint and from a sovereignty standpoint that defines a sovereign nation whenever we can control our borders. >> a

>> reporter: there have to be some cartels organizing it, different cartels in different areas.re's a cartel in colombia that is helping. these are mostly venezuelans going to colombia. take two or three days to get from venezuela through colombia and released in the jungles of panama and they end up in these villages in the jungles of panama. 1500 to 2000 migrants are showing up at this village every day, the panamanian government takes it from there to a center where they feed them, close them etc. and take them to the border with coaster rica and release them and do this, you're on your way out off you go. i spoke to them, i speak spanish, they were pretty frank with me about what they are doing, coming from venezuela through colombia but on their way to the united states and going to places like chicago, minnesota, texas, everywhere in the united states because they have friends, family, they know the borders open. of the one did any of them tell you how much they paid the cartels to travel north? >> they paid this cartel in colombia $500 each, each person, to get them relea

uh, articles on everything worked for this one, the same psychological project and the cartel of theargest media and resources, having turned a typical overton window, where covid from the flu version quickly became the plague of the 21st century, the doctors opened a whole niche of manipulative possibilities, it is also migratory. a crisis guilt belarus and russia ignited the war in ukraine moscow nazism does not exist in ukraine sing in chorus, leading european media pay attention to another document in 2021, the british minister for digital technologies oliver dowden, convened a meeting with colleagues at the g7 policy level. adopted a declaration of safety principles. on the internet, it was based on the developments of the omnicom and included such a concept as the obligation to work together to create a reliable single digital ecosystem based on democratic values. so beautifully, the word manual has not yet been called , the basis should also be based on the psychological technique of three, for example, a coronavirus mask, quarantine that is how many objects or phenomena are b

a little more about the ins and outs of the cartel. omnikum in russia, he was a very large player in the advertising market and was represented by many media agencies and creative companies. some of them left russia after their own in ukraine, while the cartel is called a strategic partner, the government and the verkhovna rada creatives from the ocean, serve zelensky's office and help colleagues and sypts moreover, at a meeting with zelensky , wise guy ceo john ren is high. assessed the work of their teams throughout the region and pledged to support the future of ukraine in general, circle what is called closed? will there still be boris jones’s cabinet that he planned to more actively supervise the work of the media of advertising agencies ? apparently, the sloppy prime minister did not have enough time, but there is no reason to think that the successors will act differently. the british government with the countries of the collective west only declare their democratic freedom of speech and pluralism of opinions in reality. today w

alarmante declaraciones hace la directora de ladea con respecto a los cÁrteles del narcotrÁfico y ahÍcambiamos a tide pods free & gentle. limpian mejor y no dejan residuos irritantes. y es suave con su piel. tiene que ser tide pods free & gentle. conoce al equipo que usa chase para mantener sus finanzas al día. representantes inteligentes. herramientas prácticas. ¡bum! un banco con el poder de ambos. chase. logra más con lo que tienes. directora de la dea, anne declaraciones de la directora de la dea, anne m ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ fÉlix: las declaraciones de la directora de la ada revelan el poder del narcotrÁfico al mundo, los cÁrteles de jalisco nueva generaciÓn y del de sinaloa en mÉxico tienen presencia en 100 paÍses con mÁs de 44.000 miembros de distribuidores, lavadores de dinero, productores y jefes de las organizaciones criminales. desde ciudad de mÉxico sandra argüelles nos tire mÁs detalles del informe. sandra: los cÁrteles de sinaloa de jalisco nueva generaciÓn enciende cada vez mÁs sus operaciones y el mundo, de acuerdo con informaciÓn de la dea ambas irritaciones criminales se suma

until it is, the cartels -- they are the winners of this. >> cartels are the winners. under questioning here a few months ago, before this committee, down on the border of arizona, he said the open border as lead to a significant increase in the amount of fentanyl coming into this country. do you agree with his assessment? >> congressman, we have taken it -- >> to you agree with his assessment? he said the amount of fentanyl has gone up significantly as a result of the open borders policy implemented by this administration in january 20th of 2021. is he lying to us? did sherisse daniels to us? >> congressman, i respectfully disagree with sheriff channels who i know. well >> sure daniels is lying to us? >> that is not what i said congressman. >> summer's not telling the truth here mister secretary, summer's not telling the truth. it is either channels or it is you. >> congressman, we have interdicted more fentanyl at the point of entry than the prior administration. >> the mers most lethal threat in america was in this man's testimony. one person in america who can redu

notice how boyko works as an omnic for the media cartel. the internet was also distributed to belarus. social networks remember the death parade on may 9 in minsk the arena became a repository for people who died from the coronavirus . almost completely in black, scaling the fear of the pandemic. sticking out its victims and discrediting the efforts of the state, which refused to follow the common path. naturally a pandemic. naturally, a special, so to speak , relationship a dissenting opinion, and moreover, not unfounded, but based on the practical results of the belarusian leadership. it was one of the occasions on the wave of all this real world and hysteria that was happening and so on. this was one of the reasons. well, let's just say that again uncover all information tools and hit the territory republics with this information salvo from this point of view to work for international news agencies. well, it should be regarded as a system, that is, nothing new. they didn't. they continued, and continue to make attempts to destroy the sta

the world has passed and the pocket for the cartel should continue to work. then there was a conflict in ukraine and the sometimes run-in pandemic strategies were directed against russia; now one of the main horror stories in the west has become russian propaganda, disinformation. any mistakes , miscalculations and difficulties of the local authorities are immediately attributed to the cunning tricks of the kremlin, while the american media themselves do not even hide and they actively use the same manual, and sometimes it comes to real absurdity, they use not just the same texture of a literally identical text. see for yourself. these are the true democratic media kshvili. all of the above is just one example of how european propaganda works . assess the scale and coordination of the cartel in order to create a single version of the truth that is beneficial to the elites and the authorities and which certainly has nothing to do with democracy, and often with the truth. look how synchronously the western press denigrates russia and belarus, including those re

then the cartel is losing revenue. without that, they have a harder time buying the raw materials from china. even if the issue is not all that related to immigration, it certainly is. >> on the one hand, it is true. it's a concern when people are able to enter the country undetected. i would think it's worth a forming, the border patrol has done a good job. most people who try to cross under the trump administration and the by demonstration are apprehended. that is part of why it's not coming through big between ports of entry. they are smart business people. they don't want their product apprehended. so me people cross lawfully and you can put it in a vehicle that could be worth a lot of money. we do need to have secure borders between warts of entry. 90% of the sentinel does come in it ports of entry. we can't only focus on ports of entry to solve the problem. one of the reasons that so me people are being apprehended is not just because we have better technology. border patrol agent numbers are flat. it is hard to

until it is, the cartels -- they are the winners of this. >> cartels are the winners. under questioning here a few months ago, before this committee, down on the border of arizona, he said the open border as lead to a significant increase in the amount of fentanyl coming into this country. do you agree with his assessment? >> congressman, we have taken it -- >> to you agree with his assessment? he said the amount of fentanyl has gone up significantly as a result of the open borders policy implemented by this administration in january 20th of 2021. is he lying to us? did sherisse daniels to us? >> congressman, i respectfully disagree with sheriff channels who i know. well >> sure daniels is lying to us? >> that is not what i said congressman. >> summer's not telling the truth here mister secretary, summer's not telling the truth. it is either channels or it is you. >> congressman, we have interdicted more fentanyl at the point of entry than the prior administration. >> the mers most lethal threat in america was in this man's testimony. one person in america who can redu

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they are for the cartels. they are getting involved in selling drugs.olved in many crime activities and then have to pay back the cartels. so the more people coming in to america that are illegally here, they are going to be operating with some type of, you know, understanding that they have to pay back the coyotes and the smugglers. the gulf cartel used to say the people are the gift that keep on giving. they know they will be pailing them back for the smuggling fees that's costing to get them here. >> laura: they are brazen. they are not worried about prosecution at all. they are taking whatever they want. derek, thank you for your analysis. and joe biden's campaign lies joe plays ventriloquist. raymond arroyo has it all. it's seen and unseen and that's next. ♪ - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope

these cartels are stronger than they have ever been.ofit than ever been. look at the number of people being taken into custody. the cartel heads are all in charge. they are all in the same places. they have been there for a long time and everybody is it fat and happy in the cartels because they are making money that we have never seen before. it's a lie. >> steve: all right. brandon judd, sir, thank you very much for joining us today. >> ainsley: thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: coming up, armed and unclothed, a naked woman opens fire on san francisco drivers in the middle of that highway. >> lawrence: so crazy. >> ainsley: the unbelievable story next. >> steve: plus, back to hunter's disastrous day in court as the judge tells him hunter, go get a job. former white water independent deputy sol wisenberg on the courtroom curve ball coming up next. ♪ - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went

>> senator we are taking into the cartels in unprecedented ways. we are working on our homeland security investigations, criminal investigation arm of immigration and customs enforcement has surged resources to address the cartels and the nefarious activity that they engage in, not just of course in arizona, but across our southern border on the mexican side of that border, which is impacting our border communities. we are set up transnational criminal investigative units, for example, working with our mexican counterparts, and in other countries to address the cartels. they interject them, there and take of these, to disrupt and dismantle their activities. they peddle in death and destruction, and we are working intensely to address them, and not alone. but also across this administration, and with our partners to the south. >> so at a hearing last year in this community with social media, i secured commitments from many to share their cartel recruitment information with dhs. my question for you secretary's will you increased dhs's engagement back

these are postally made by cartels in mexico. the idea that using american military force would solve the problem is delusional. first, it would be an act of war against mexico. that country's government has been clear that it is utterly opposed to any use of the american military to deal with its drug problem. and if it were to be persuaded otherwise, the worst way to proceed would be for american politicians to claim they intend to use force regardless of what the mexican government thinks. this kind of rhetoric is a gift to mexico's president obrador, who will use it to gin up anti-american nationalism in his country. second, it won't work. has senator scott reflected on the fact that the world's greatest military was unable to stop the drug trade in afghanistan, a country that it occupied for 20 years. the problems in mexico would be even greater than afghanistan. large areas of no-man's-land where the cartels operate. massively funded and armed militias and many ways to shift production across borders. third, large scale act

effectively declaring war on mexico's drug cartels.impose a full-naval embargo on them. senator tim scott says he wants to use the world's greatest military to solve the problem. a recent poll found strong support for military action among gop primary voters, so expect to see more such wild statements. the problem that needs to be address side rd is real and tragic. more than 70,000 people in the united states died from synthetic opioid overdoses in 2021, the last year for which they have data. the leading synthetic opioid is fentanyl which is similar, but much more potent than heroin and they're mftly mead by cartels in mexico. the idea of using american military force would solve the problem is delusional. first, it would be an act of war against mexico. that country's government has been clear that it is utterly opposed to any use of the american military to deal with its drug problem, and if it were to be persuaded otherwise, the worst way to proceed would be for american politicians to proclaim that they intend to use force regard

bomb these and one cartel we can cooperate with, let them kill the rest.st. >> jesse: judge, remember when the chinese were ripping off our dvds? and we sent the entire federal government after them. we actually were pretty effective. this is pretty similar in terms of now it is shoplifting. >> jeanine: yeah, and i remember prosecuting a case with the motion picture association because what they were doing was the people going in and making copies of movies. >> jesse: i watched a few movies like that with a guy just holds the camcorder -- i mean my friend watched those. >> jeanine: all right, so listen. this is part of global organized criminal activity. the problem is this organization is not just doing retail theft. they are also doing human trafficking. they are doing fentanyl. they are doing all kinds of crime. they are expanding their criminal network. and now they are going to be so powerful i don't know if we're ever going to be able to defeat them because we've got a president right now who, with the border, they are in charge at the border. there

back the cartels.people coming to america illegally here, they are operating with some type of understanding to have to pay back coyotes and smugglers. the people are the gift that keep on giving, they will be paying them back for smuggling fees it is costing to get them here. >> laura: they are brazen. they are not worried about prosecution at all, they are taking whatever they want. derek, thank you and joe biden plays ventriloquist, raymond arroyo has it all in "seen and unseen" and that is next. athons? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a remind

>> the cartel. and the fact is that since, you know, there's been a period where the cartel -- the cartel has been there since 1974. there was a period '90s, 2000s, that oversupply was so much, they couldn't jack up the price. but for most of the time, the oil price since 1974 has been artificially too high. if the cartel can't cooperate, you go up to $35 and meet $35. >> that is definitely not priced into market. great to have you with us on this show. i'll pick your brains when you get to $30 >> over what time horizon? >> it's going to happen, you know how markets are, if that decision happens, this happens on open. but i think it depends on the recession. if you have a recession, i think it can happen next year. if the economy keeps going on, you're talking 26, 27, something like that. >> excellent, thank you, sir really appreciate having you around the desk. the portfolio manager of clean energy transition. >>> and also coming up on "street signs," the fed hikes rates to a 22-year, with the ecb

. >> john: all stemming from cracks in the southern border, a breeding ground for drug cartels. exactly what the house homeland security committee will talk about in a hearing moments from now. >> sandra: social media plays a huge role in the cartels marketing. teens are buying the drugs online often not knowing that they are laced with the fentanyl. and sometimes the drug is even disguised as rainbow colored candy. the epidemic is hitting neighbors, friends, families, just like any of yours. >> i want people to look at his face. he could have been your child. >> he just had his hair cut, plans out that night. >> these are murder pills, not laced, just murder pills. >> zach was a wonderful kid. one pill ended his life. >> it's tough going through life every day sad. >> john: heartache across the nation prompting parents to speak out, and she returned home for christmas break. during that time, she reached out to a drug dealer on snapchat, buying what she thought was oxycodone. the pill was laced with fentanyl. she was 20 years old, found dead in her bedroom. her father matt cape

isn't it correct, i have been to the border three times in the folks on their suggest that the cartels are extracting between three and $5,000 per person that presents illegally at the border. is that true? >> yes. >> that would mean as millions of people come in we can multiply that as for $5,000 is that correct? >> that is correct. which is precisely why one of our efforts is to cut the smugglers out of the equation because of the profits they make , because of their ruthlessness, because of their criminality. >> forgive me for cutting you off but i yield the balance of my time to the chair. >> i appreciate the gentleman yielding. mr. secretary is the number of people removed -- >> objection mr. chairman this is not mr. benson's time it was yielded to mr. bentz. >> i know. i thought we could get away with it because it was an important question. >> mr. chairman you can have the next person who yields. collects the gentleman yields back and recognizes the young lady from north carolina. >> that was not done with any ill will. >> i knew that. >> mr. secretary i know it is been a long d

this ohio senator jd vance wants american troops to go after the mexican drug cartels.>> i want to empower the present of the united states whether democrat or republican to use the power to go after the drug cartels. here is the real problem we have to recognize the mexican government is being destabilized by the constant flow of fen fentanyl. you mention columbia, the columbia drug cartels are so powerful that columbia became a failed state you think the fentanyl problem is bad now what about three years when the mexican drug cartel are more powerful than the mexican state itself. >> donald trump is also calling for the special forces to combat the cartel and governor ron desantis says they should be using deadly force, 107,000 people died from drug overdoses, over 70000 of the deaths involve the use of fentanyl. president biden's aides are being told to say publicly he only has six grandchildren, completely ignoring hunters 4-year-old a strange daughter. we have more on that tens of thousands were canceled or delayed this weekend that is forcing some people to drive

mexican cartels are directing a massive enterprise of organized retail crime in america, bringing inlion a year. now major retailers are partnering with the department of homeland security to combat the crisis. steve is live with more and steve, we have been led to believe that a lot of this retail crime was spontaneous or perpetrated by folks who were in need, but now we learn the cartels are behind it? >> that's right, john. law enforcement drawing a clear distinction between shoplifting and what they are now calling organized retail theft. first of all, it's massive as you know, $70 billion a year, and it's been going up by the double digit rate each year and second, it's highly sophisticated, very organized and now law enforcement is saying increasingly drug cartels are playing a role in that organization. >> groups are sophisticated criminal trans national organizations that profit from illegally obtaining goods that are later sold through e-commerce platforms. >> this kind of theft is changing the way a lot of stores do business. dollar tree has stopped selling men's underwear,

the cartels are in charge. several years. you don't see a lot about thistles where. >> maria, both chinese fentanyl problem and the chinese longitudinal plan, they have a 100 year strategy of taking over the world, and the mexican cartels. this is really presenting a federalism issue. greg abbott last year had said that he would even maybe bring military vehicles from the texas national guards and boat into the rio grande so this is going to be a constitutional crisis if it doesn't get resolved and states like texas, florida, not arizona right now, are going to have to say this has got to stop and we have to have a strong republican leadership that will take on this administration. this administrative executive branch, it's supposed to be enforcing the laws, is doing what a lot of progressives have had a lot of success doing since 2020 which is just ignoring the laws. you know, no cash bail, no -- these things are just not enforcing the laws that are on the books so if we just get enforcement we could get back

there's a lot of cartel activity you know about. they've been dominating traffic on the border that is hurting the positive bicultural and also trade relationship we've had with mexico for so long who is our ally and our friend. these cartels have taken over the trafficking of drugs and women and children and overall people. that's exactly one of the pillars of my campaign when i ran for office and of course that was a pillar of what we have to do when we set out the plan to our commitment to america. so with that, i want to just say that we are keeping our commitment to america by delivering on the safe nation and with that came h.r. 2. this was a bill that it seems now it was passed a long time ago and may seem that way because of all we have done in between. but this is an important lease of legislation that highlighted the priorities that we have both to secure the border and add resources to that and also reform gaps within the asylum system that's been so heavily abused. also while protecting unaccompanied children. that was a

now the main source of income for mexican drug cartels is not heroin or cocaine, but fental.deal in opium, importing it to the american border. i made a lot of money. i was buying low and selling high, and then i showed up in fontanil and it completely replaced opium all of a sudden. all they needed was pills. so i had to look for suppliers. the first us drug enforcement agency seized 379 million doses of fentanyl, enough to kill every american. how much goes across the southern border right now no one can imagine, but obviously much more, in order to save people's lives, we have to defeat the two main cartels that are responsible for almost all of the fental in the united states - the sinoloa and calisco cards. we have to stop fentanyl production. true, here in the fight against drugs. americans interfere in international politics, they are sure that cartels are everything necessary for the production of fentaryl are purchased from the chinese, who, given the difficult relations in washington , cannot agree to stop such supplies. therefore , the main strike was chosen by mex

other day 10:00 is curfew nobody moves after 10 pm cartels told everybody in region where they live mexico but also calling the shots for america, in terms of who gets in who doesn't get in quite extraordinary. >> there is no doubt between change in leadership and our white house, the change of leadership in mexico, that things have certainly deteriorated along the texas and arizona new mexico borders with mexico, i mean this is -- greg abbott himself put it an abdication of president biden's job as president, i am glad to see greg abbott out there doing a great job, it is important to note that texas has largest budget surplus florida has number two budget surplus now gos has worst budget deficits one and two california and new york think about people moving migrateing to places like texas cause of work of people like abbott texas legislature, i spent mime in mckenny texas with friend fastest growing city in america clear you understand why people are going there household tax burden on state local taxes is almost half if not lower when you compare it to big eastern cities like new

oh, it's the cartel. human beings like we saw there, we have to stop blaming it on organized crime and blame it on who's actually doing it. >> greg: yeah, yeah. you know they might be single jamie. >> jamie: oh. >> greg: and, you know, you don't have to buy them food. >> jamie: that's true. >> greg: they just steal it and bring it home. >> jamie: they might be single but they look triple. [laughter] >> greg: very good. >> jamie: they did say like give us back those glazed ham and she was like, oh, i just had my pants pulled down. >> tyrus: what? she fell and broke her leg gravy would have come out. >> jamie: for the record i'm not fat shaming, i'm shaming those women that happen to be really fat. >> greg: i agree. >> jamie: now i'm rethinking the whole next part of what i was going to say. but, no, police say they're on the lookout for a dump truck driving a dodge charger. [laughter] >> tyrus: it's just a dodge. there's no more charge in that charger. it's just a dodge. >> jamie: and can't they find these

don't you think we should be outraged about the billions of dollars the cartels are raising from the most unfortunate invulnerable, central america, and other places, under your watch? don't you think we should be operating on the desert? yeah, it's hard to argue, i think, that we are manufacturing outrage, when we look at these incredible sad things happening under your watch. now, i want to go to how we can fix, perhaps, some of that which you've been talking about for the last couple of hours. because you said earlier, in response to a question from congressman, isa, usa is not, quote, alone and some of its immigration systems. i'm quoting from, you i scribbled it down. infirmities in our immigration system. give us a couple. >> i'm sorry, what? >> infirmities in our immigration system is how you put it when you are comparing our immigration system to others across the world. can you share to? >> let me give you one example. the economic arena. the market needs of our country, the economic needs of our country, are not taken into account when we admit economic migrants. we have st