From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

Agents reported dozens of migrants with injuries, including those broken limbs you reference

and drownings, including several children under the age of one.

Should those buoys be removed now?

I don't think the buoys are the problem.

Honestly, Margaret, this has been happening every single week we've seen people drown.

Last year, there were hundreds of migrants that are drowning.

The reality is the buoy is only a very small little portion of the river.

So we're going to hit a whole bunch of stories here.

Things you may not have heard we haven't touched on, but just a little bit.

If you haven't seen the videos, they've got this new string of buoys through the river

there, separating the United States and Mexico.

Basically, they built a wall in a much cheaper version in the water that you can't get

passed by swimming.

And of course, it's become controversial because walls are wrong.

OK, fine.

That reminds me.

I saw the other day, Washington Times was reporting that the United States military has

over 20,000 of those giant metal panels to construct the wall just laying around and

were paying hundreds of thousands of dollars a month just to store them.

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