tony lamb billion in june. states. —— was push exports. tony lamb billion injune. —— 29 billion.f chinese goods, which they say they will start collecting on august 23. thank you for that, sharanjit leyl. all this week, we're looking at the entrepreneurs and businesses that have been transformed by instagram. today we'll see what started out as a fun instagram with pictures of a dog turned in to a full—time business. the chihuahua—dachshund mix called tuna went viral after instagram featured him on their page — and then was mentioned by actress reese witherspoon in an interview she did with vogue. 0ur video journalist cody godwin has more. this dog has 1.9 million followers on instagram, which is turned tunameltsmyheart on instagram, which is turned tu nameltsmyhea rt into a on instagram, which is turned tunameltsmyheart into a full—time business. people are saying how he bought them so much joy and laughter andi bought them so much joy and laughter and i really like the idea of being and i really like the idea of being a catalyst to change somebody‘s day, so a catalyst to change

tony from new orleans, go ahead. caller: first-time caller, longtime listener. i have a listening since 1981. lamb would not let have to viewers on to make these comments. back in 1986, i was in los angeles. we were watching these cars pull up to the border at san diego coming from tijuana. 15 to 20 people would jump out of the car and run it cos -- run across oncoming traffic. i was listening to don apartment -- don hartman. it is disgusting how these companies were running spanish peoplemexico telling that if you can get here, we will pay you $16 an hour. they used to give employers five-your sentences at a $5,000 fine for each violation for each employee. one ronald reagan stopped doing that, pc a flood of them coming to america. -- you see a flood of them coming to america. today we say we have 30 million people in america that are basically undocumented. i don't have a position against them but we have to look at the facts. host: thank you for the call. guest: we have about 11 million people that are on document direct -- undocumented right now. it's interesting he said 1986. one thing that i