Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Boxe Extenshow podcast.

We have a special guest joining us here in just a moment.

I want to say that in the last hour we were talking about the immigration fiasco at our southern border

where we had 15,000 or 17,000 Haitians gathered at one point, 12,000 already letting the US.

I was talking to you about the backlog and immigration cases.

Just saw flashing on the screen at Fox.

I had said it was seven, 800,000 a few years ago when I was following the order issue very

closely, then I knew it was probably over a million now, 1.4 million backlog immigration cases

right now. So the people that are being led into the country, it's going to take years.

How long do you think that will actually take? I mean, it'll be there forever.

The average right now play, the average right now is almost three years before the,

so somebody will be in the country for almost three years before they even have to appear before

a judge to make their bogus asylum claim. And even then they will not be removed.

The removal rate clay, 3%, you have a 97% chance of staying in the US once you get into the US

after pretending to be an asylum seeker. So we will address this issue more later on in the show,

third hour for sure, also more COVID stuff coming up. But we've got Jake Beckett with us now.

He's a former NFL player and army ranger deployed overseas in the war zones.

And now an Arkansas Senate candidate. Jake, thanks for being with us.

Hey, it's great to be on. He thanks for having me. So you're not far from the border in your

home state of Arkansas. Jake, you heard us just talking about this. What do you make of what we've

just seen going on with this massive surge of Haitian migrants at the del Rio, but also just

the border overall seems like it's wide open. Well, I would even go further. I would say that we

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