liz: joining as now mayor don mclaughlin of texas.u on you are such a straight shooter with such integrity. arizona is declaring a state of emergency for six counties at the border in the state of arizona. is this going to set off a chain of events that more border states will do this up and down the border? >> i would think within the next week you will see over 30 counties declare a local state of disaster of what is going on. it keeps getting worse and worse and before it was counties like us 50 miles from the border, now it is spreading to victoria, do wit and other counties farther out in their starting of the same problems that we are there starting to see more break-ins, traffic to their towns and so forth, it's getting worse and worse and worse. as i fed my hats off to the border patrol and the local law enforcement, they work like dogs, there is no in for them and no rest. we are not getting the support from this administration. liz: muscles into the governor of arizona. watch for. >> the u.s. border patrol is overwhelmed, lo

mayor don mclaughlin junior, thank you so much for coming on it's good to see you.rvice to our country, i am elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business, that does it for us thank you for watching. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ night. ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow, great pleasure to be here as always. we will do infrastructure, the past monday president biden in the white house with a bipartisan group of congressional folks, most of whom were former governors and mayors and on the senate side two republicans were there, mitt romney and john hoban, we were told the meeting was cordial the expectations for a bipartisan deal should remain low, why is this, i figured two big points

two years ago we spoke to a man don mclaughlin.e's mayor of a border town a short drive from the border of mexico. at the time he told us he didn't have the resources to handle the number of criminal migrants coming into his city. that number just hit a new 12 year high last month. officials encountered 103,000 illegal migrants among the southern border. we wanted to speak to the mayor once again about what it's like now. he joins us. mr. mayor, thank you very much for coming on. what's it like there right now? give us a sense since you're living with it. >> it's kind of like the wild wild west down there. we have car chases on a daily basis. we have immigrants jumping off trains. we have them coming into our schools. it's just nonstop. the border patrol, we have a good relationship with in our community, but they're spending all their time having to take care of these unaccompanied minors. we're not dealing with minors. we're dealing with young adult males. lot of them have criminal records. 97 sexual predators have been caught in

elizabeth: attending border towns and cities, we had the mayor, don mclaughlin he spoke about the mayhemight now, today alone, that's probably 20 chases today for illegal immigrants coming in, these are not all people that have squeaky clean records in our local ranchers are seeing more break-ins at their branches and more ranch vehicles in the running through their fences, this is getting totally out of control this is like the wild wild west we had the locker school done last week, more and more in our police department or sheriff department are dps and what border patrol agents can spare from that, it is just getting crazy. his. >> to think the president and the vicehe president in the bidn team in the white house press secretary in the leadership there, do they understand what they're doing to the local border towns and cities, with crime and assault and robbery in more, do they get it? >> of course they don't get it there was implement policy changes, now to go back to texas, just a el dorado texas, in 2020 when we discovered over 70 stash houses in the radio sector those are the ho