Well, hello, everyone, and welcome to making the argument.

Today we're going to be discussing whether or not Joe Biden actually wants a border crisis.

I know that seems kind of like a ridiculous question, but when you look at what's going down on the border,

it's hard to avoid that it's not like we don't have resources to actually deal with this.

And so you have to wonder at some point if something is allowed to continue on the method that it is.

Is it because somebody actually benefits from it?

Plus, we're going to do something a little bit different today. We're going to go over

the best and the worst of arguments with respect to border security and immigration policy

from both the left and the right. We're going to do our very level best to give the best

argument we can from the left-wing perspective as well as from the right-wing perspective and also explore why we keep talking around each other on some of these

issues. And that's going to get to the bottom of the initial question, which is, is this all

happening because there are certain people that want it to happen? All that and more coming up on

this episode of making the argument. If you haven't already head down to the link in the

description of this podcast and join our community chat, maybe there's an argument that we forgot to mention that you

would like to add to the discussion. We look forward to meeting you there and thank you very much

for joining us. All right. Well, as always, I am Nick Freitas, your host, member of the Virginia

House of Delegates, but other than that, a reasonably good guy. I have my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees with us. Hello, everyone. And of course, our political prognosticator and resident historian, Christian Hines.

Hey.

And then, of course, there is our producer of producers, Nicholas Hamilton, the good Hamilton,

the one that doesn't like central banking.

That's correct.

Nicholas, get into it.

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