chilton is lobbying for a wall on this spot. it's a low-priority area because it's so remote, but he does have the ear of the border wall's biggest cheerleader. president trump put chilton in the spotlight during a rally last year. >> mr. president, we need a wall. >> i offered the federal government ten acres of land over here, my private property, to have a forward operation base. i offered it for $1 a year. and i even told them, i'll give you the $1 if you can't find one. >> reporter: you've made the border patrol t, the federal government, an offer you thought they couldn't refuse. >> they said they would study it. that was four years ago. >> reporter: chilton's ranch sits between a 25-mile gap in existing border wall and he says it's prime terrain for drug smeg h smugglers. he's deployed hidden cameras to capture what he says are more than a thousand images of camouflaged smugglers marching across his ranch. >> my ranch is a no man's land. it's actually controlled by the cartel. >> reporter: laken jordal has spent the year

president trump put chilton in t the spotlight last near. >> mr. president, we need a wall. offered the federal government ten acres of land here on my private property to have a forward operation base. i offered for a dollar a year. and i even told them, i'll give you the dollar, if you can't find one. >> reporter: you've made the border patrol, the federal government an offer that you thought they couldn't refuse? >> they said they would study it. that was four years ago. >> reporter: chilton's ranch sits between a 25-mile gap in existing border wall and he said it's prime terrain for drug smugglers. he's deployed hidden camera to capture 1,000 images of camouflagedglesmugglers. >> my land is a cartel land. >> this wall is purely political theater. it does nothing to actually stop people and drugs from the stopping the border. >> reporter: he drove us around oregon international monument. a breathtaking national park in the heart of the desert. the tranquility of the landscape is broken by the sounds of crews building more than 60 miles of wall. part of it through this nat

president trump put chilton in the spotlight during a rally last year. >> mr.dent, we need a wall. [ cheers and applause ] >> i offered the federal government 10 acres of land over here, my private property, to have a forward operation base. i offered it for $1 a year, and i even told them i'll give you the dollar if you can't find one. >> reporter: you made the border patrol, the federal government, an offer you thought they couldn't refuse. >> they said they would study it. that was four years ago. >> reporter: chilton's ranch sits between a 25-mile gap in existing border wall and says it's prime terrain for drug smugglers. he's deployed hidden cameras to capture what he says are more than 1,000 images of camouflaged smugglers marching across his ranch. >> my ranch is a no man's land. it's actually controlled by the cartel. >> reporter: they've spent the year sounding the alarm about border wall construction in arizona. >> this wall is purely political theater. it does nothing to actually stop people or drugs from crossing the border. >> reporter: we were dri

chilton is lobbying for a wall on this spot. it's a low priority area because it's so remote but he does have the ear of the border wall's biggest cheerleader. president trump put chilton in the spotlight during a rally last year. >> mr. president, we need a wall. i offered the federal government ten acres of land over here of my private property to have a forward operation base. i offered it for $1 a year. i even told you i'll give you the dollar if you can't find one. >> reporter: you've made the border patrol and federal government an offer you thought they couldn't refuse. >> they said they would study it. that was four years ago. >> reporter: he says it's prime terrain for drug smugglers. he's deployed hidden cameras to capture what he says are more than a thousand images of camouflaged smugglers marching across his ranch. >> my ranch is a no man's land. it's actually controlled by the cartel. >> reporter: lincoln jordahl has been a year sounding the alarm. >> this is purely political theater. it does nothing to stop people

chilton is lobbying for a wall on this spot.said it's a low priority area because it's so remote but does have the ear of the border wall's biggest cheerleader. president trump put shchilton i the spotlight during a rally last year. >> mr. president, we need a wall. i offered the federal government ten acres of land over here from my private property to have a forward operation base. i offered it for a dollar a year. and i even told them, i'll give you the dollar if you can't find one. >> reporter: you've made the border patrol, the federal government an offer you thought they couldn't refuse. >> they said they would study it. that was four years ago. >> reporter: chilton's ranch sits between a 25 mile gap of existing border wall and says it's prime to reign for drug smugglers. deploying hidden cameras to capture what he says are more than a thousand images of camouflaged smugglers marching across. >> it's actually been controlled by the cartel. >> reporter: lincoln has spent the years sounding the alarm about border wall constr

as a vaccine race continues this is likely not a story that's going to go away anytime soon aaron chilton deja vu thank you so much thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic joe biden says he'll ask americans to wear a mask for $100.00 days once he becomes u.s. president the south korean capital seoul is imposing a 9 pm curfew on most establishment that's after the city reported nearly 300 new cases of the virus in one day and germany has reported more than 23000 new infections that's one of the largest daily increases in europe just after russia and italy germany's health minister is calling for tighter measures in areas with the highest spikes. as the holiday season approaches many countries are weighing how best to allow for festivities without spreading the coronavirus here in europe people are breaking with tradition as a change their plans to accommodate restrictions. normally we travel to madrid on christmas eve and stay for a few days this year we have to celebrate at home but we'll have entertainment from our grandson where the

. >> reporter: chilton's branch at the gap of the border wall, he says it is for drug smul lggler.ed cameras which are more than a thousand. >> reporter: my ranch is controlled by the cartel. >> this wall is purely for political theater. it does nothing to stop people. >> reporter: he drove us around the cactus national monument. a breathtaking national park in the heart of the sonora desert. crews billing more than 60 miles of wall through this national park. >> they're pulling out all the stops to rush this project through. >> reporter: he says he resigns after president trump took office. >> it is an insult to those of us who live down here. we are seeing our community ripped apart and ecosystem is being destroyed. we don't care what you call it. it is a disaster. >> reporter: lavandera. >>> john merrimberman with "ac " we have breaking news. being nice to the president changes everything. 24 hours after pardoning corrupt criminals, the president is at it again. this time the big three are his disgraced campaign, manafort, roger stone and real estate charles kushner. charles kus

transition of power in question following the 20/20 election, monday night on q and a historian susan chiltoneric brathwaite talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in us history in 1861 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize theelection of abraham lincoln as legitimate . they considered him a sectional president for the fact that and large's support came from non- slave states so no sooner had he been elected in south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed towards seceding from the union. >> hoover ceded the election and had no choice in the resounding nature of the vote