Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Second hour of play and buck starts right now.

Everybody, thank you for being here with us.

You know, we started out.

We're talking a bit about fentanyl and the border crisis.

And one thing that you can get a very good sense of the lawlessness

at the border from is finding out what's going on from those who live along the border.

What is it like if you happen to live, say, in and around McCallan, Texas,

or in this case, if you live in the Tucson sector in Arizona along the border?

What are you subjected to?

What is it like down there?

When we talk about lawlessness, what do we mean?

Well, if you speak to somebody whose property runs along the border

or right next to the US Mexico border, you find out very quickly that there's endless human trafficking,

drug smuggling operations, cartel smuggling operations going on,

that there are people who are armed, who are part of those operations.

I've been to the border before clay and heard machine gunfire.

I've heard Mexican police engaging in a gun fight with cartel members just across the Rio grant.

And this is just a reality of day to day life along along the border for a lot of people.

So that brings me to this this ranch owner, George Kelly.

He's a 73 year old man.

He's currently charged with murder.

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