Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucksexton Show podcast.

Third hour of the Clay and Buck show starts right now everybody.

We are going to update you for a second here on the situation in Midtown and

Manhattan where you had the hotel, the Watson Hotel, where migrants were being

housed, a four star hotel, which in season could be up to $500 a night.

It wasn't a good look for the migrants to be protesting outside.

So that was catching on people are realizing there was an issue.

And now the latest here is that the Watson Hotel is preparing to welcome families

next week after the single migrant men were cleared from the sidewalk in front of the hotel.

Police officers, this quarter ABC news took chain saws to locks holding many of the migrants

bikes and an unannounced clearing of the sidewalk outside the hotel ones a night.

So for days, for days they had protested and they had they had locked locked up their bikes

and set themselves up in this refusal to go to the Brooklyn cruise terminal.

They said that it is isolated and they don't like the congregate setting.

You see, they prefer staying in a four star hotel to being in a government facility.

I was going to say, yeah, I am also quite sure that the scented lotions and the threat

count in the sheets and you know, a whole probably a little chocolates on the pillow.

I don't know if the immigration facility or rather in this case the holding facility for migrants

that it's just providing them free housing.

They're not even they're not detained. It's just a free place to stay.

The Brooklyn cruise terminal may not have little chocolates on the pillow.

That is true.

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