Welcome to Red Meat, a collection of the tastiest tidbits from Odyssey's conservative news talk radio stations across the country, a place where we're not afraid to dig in.

We're kicking it off today with an exclusive interview with President Donald Trump's border czar Tom Holman.

Holman talked to Mark Cox on KFTK radio.

How does he feel about where the U.S. stands now with immigration?

Find out.

To talk more about what's going on at the southern border, what we've been able to accomplish,

maybe what is in this big, beautiful bill, if we can get it past the Senate, that would, of course,

continue to secure our southern and northern borders, for that matter, and make us all more

safe if we're not having fentany on all that stuff coming over the borders.

In fact, let me get to Tom Holman right now.

Mr. Holman, welcome back to the show.

How are you? Doing fine. How are you doing? I'm doing fine. Great to have you on this morning.

You know, we've got a lot of serious issues in this country, but I got to tell you, you guys have

absolutely straightened out this problem at the southern border in what's got to be record time.

Well, yeah, we had the border down decreased over 90 percent, and I believe just over seven weeks.

President Trump was able to accomplish in seven weeks what Joe Biden couldn't have wouldn't do four years.

So it was even fast at my record.

I mean, I told the president in beginning maybe 120 days, but we beat that.

It was fast.

Yeah, it's true.

What's at stake here?

You know, there's lots of political opinions on whether the big, beautiful bill cuts enough or doesn't cut enough. And I know there are debates going on in the Senate right now over that very issue. But what's at stake here when it comes to border security?

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