they they create this kind of tent city out at floyd bennett.worried it's going to become a target for deportation raids. when you talk to the migrants who are kind of being shuttled throughout all of this, there's a family that you profile and their kids are taking their asylum papers with them in their backpacks to school. what is the emotional tenor of this moment like for them, and how are the children grappling with this? >> i mean, the number one question everyone had and jason, who we're seeing on the screen, the one thing that's on his mind and he told me is will they separate my family? like that is that is what everyone is thinking about. will our families be separated after crossing the dariÉn jungle, which they did after navigating the mexican cartels crossing the southern border? they are seeking asylum in a country that is threatening to separate their families. and i think that's sort of what we have to understand. that's what's coming up in four days. we're about to see a trump administration that's not just empowered, but will b

not go there for -- jungle and could not go for the last year or so and closing down that and floyd bennettconstitutional right, where they're going to house over 2200 single men in the bronx. so it's not like they're closing everything down, there are going to be other place where is they're opening up shelters. stuart: in some ways you've got to take your hat off to new york city for putting up with these people and paying for them. that's the law, we had to do it but new york, we have a heart. >> we do have a heart. and, you know, it'll be interesting to see how it goes in the next few months when president elect donald trump comes here. stuart: yeah, indeed. know what i'll be interested in, how many people move out of los angeles for good. >> you know, it's interesting, i've talked to people that live sadly in the fire zones and whose home haves been destroyed and i've asked them, what do you think you'll do? will you rebuild in that area? many of my friends said they're leaving. they're leaving the state. they didn't say where, but they're leaving the state. stuart: tough to go to flor