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the crisis. We will examine the left's strange relationship with crises. Then, Google calls

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Michael Knowles show.

Is there a crisis at the Southern border or not? Here's what the left is saying right

now, care of Don Lemon.

We have some breaking news tonight, and that is on the House. The House has voted 230

$195 to pass the border supplemental bill to provide $4.5 billion in aid to address the

crisis at the border. And for anybody who doesn't think immigration is a crisis, a deadly

serious crisis, a humanitarian crisis, I got to show you this picture. It's a shocking,

devastating picture.

Sounds like it's a crisis, okay? That's what the left is saying now. Here's what the

left was saying three months ago when President Trump pointed out that we have a crisis at

the Southern border, and he wanted to declare a national emergency and get funding to stop

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