Oh, just a little bit of good news about the border, a little bit.

Title 42 will live to see a few more days at least.

Title 42, the Trump-era policy, great idea that would allow the government to expel illegals

if they come across the border, citing the public health emergency, the pandemic.

Title 42 will be with us at least for

a little while longer. It was scheduled to go away on Wednesday by a federal judge, but the

Supreme Court came in and said, you know what, we need a bit more time to think about it.

And for that, we have to thank a guy I'm not usually very fond of Chief Justice John Roberts. It was his decision.

They did what they call, I believe, an administrative stay. It's provisional. It's temporary,

but it gives us time hopefully to figure out some sane solution. Look, it's already a catastrophe

down there, but it would become hell on earth.

Because if Title 42 goes away, it's estimated that double the number of illegals will be coming through, double.

Close to 500,000 per month.

So it gives us a little bit of breathing room. And for that, I say thank you,

Chief Justice John Roberts. I hope you follow up and do the right thing. In the meantime, a little bit

of history. My favorite president, other than President Trump, was Richard M. Nixon, the 37th

president of the United States.

He came from poverty and through sheer force of will, just made things happen.

He was so driven, so determined.

And a very sensitive guy became vice president the age of 40 and became president.

You know about Watergate. And I know it wasn't

it wasn't his best moment. You know, the real thing to say here is he got caught. Okay, a lot of folks

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