What a wonderful thing Mayor Eric Adams did.

He did it unwittingly.

He didn't know he was doing it.

But it was a great thing.

It was something that nobody else concerned about the southern border could do.

He made everybody pay attention.

Eric Adams, by whining about people being bused to New York. First, he

started whining when they weren't even being bused here. And then Mayor Greg Adams said,

okay, you're going to whine? We'll send some your way. Now he sent, what, 30 buses?

And because Eric Adams just kept whining and whining and whining and asking for money and saying,

oh my goodness, what are we going to do? That's what got the left-leaning media, the mainstream media to pay attention, and even a lot of Democrats to pay attention to something that they had been avoiding.

The border is one of the top five issues in the country. However, 30% of Republicans think it's a top issue, only 2% of Democrats.

This got their attention.

So thank you, Eric Adams.

Because with all the problems in this country, the crisis of the border wasn't getting

the attention it deserved. It was unbelievable.

This should be nonpartisan. This should be everybody, all the media.

Right in the beginning of the Biden administration, it did. And then when the coverage

stopped on everything but Fox News and Newsmax, all the other stations just took the president's lead

and said, okay, we'll ignore it too. But then America every once in a while gets smacked in the

face with statistics of just how bad it is, how big the problem is. For instance, in 2022 so far, over a half a million people who came across the southern border illegally

disappeared into America without being processed or encountered in any way.

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