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joe concha. okay, joe, so the nightly news, abc, nbc, cbs, they give zero minutes to the border numbers but abc worldght with david muir, 15 seconds, cbs evening news, 20 seconds to britney spears. >> it's a big story, sure. but you can do both. they have 22 minutes each night. you've got to understand, people say who watches the evening news anymore, 20 million people per night watch the evening newscast. they still have influence. the fact that you had the homeland secretary at the border talking about an unprecedented crisis, even though he called it a crisis, the biden administration is interesting with their words and covid is spread to communities throughout the country as far as covid migrant -- i'm sorry, positive migrants being released into communities throughout this country, and the fact that there doesn't seem to be any plan around how do you stem this tide. remember, we were told that when the warmer weather months come the tide would stop as far as the hundreds of thousands of migrants coming over the border and it's only accelerating. you would think this would be a story. carley: you

cbs evening news didn't cover it at all during the month of july. joe concha, fox news contributor.these subjects and where the other networks fall down, it isn't just to point a finger at them but to point a finger at the administration because if the media don't do their jobs and hold the administration accountable, they can ignore it, too. >> it's not coverage, is it? it's providing cover when you see a bias like that. cbs the former home of walter cronkite. considering are t resources they have at their fingertips. in a sane world coverage would increase as border crossings increase. in this case to the tune of what was it in july 210,000 migrants crossing illegally over the border? a 21 year high? 210,000 you could fill madison square gardens 21 times. 1.4 million people have crossed the border illegally since the beginning of this year. that's more than the population of 10 u.s. states. do you think that's a story? meanwhile joe biden has yet to visit the u.s. border despite a crisis of his own making and his own dhs being caught on tape saying the situation is unsustainable.