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Well, the country, as we know it, is the beginning to collapse and change.

The border, no one has ever seen it this bad with the number of migrants crushing to come into the United States.

And, of course, a lot of it revolves around the end of Title 42, which happened last night at midnight Eastern.

And along with that, they're going to institute what they call Title Eight coming back, which supposedly makes it more difficult if you try to claim asylum and then you went to the country illegally. The penalties are harsher, blah, blah, blah.

Anyway, whatever the message that is getting out to people from all over the world, particularly Central American, South American countries, it's that this is an opportunity. That's it. That's really what's going

because they know we don't really mean any enforcement. Of course we don't. I mean, I'm reading a

story here. 67,000 migrants apprehended at the U.S. border just this week, but 15,000 eluded

capture. So you just have to take another shot and another shot and eventually you get in.

That's all.

Getting stopped doesn't mean anything.

There's a lot of guests today.

We're going to get to the sheriff now of Yuma County, Arizona.

Leon Wilmot is coming on the show to talk about what he is seeing and experiencing in his county.

And let's get him on.

Sheriff, how are you?

Well, it depends on the subject matter.

Okay, let's talk about the crush at the border.

What's going on in Yuma?

Well, they set a record last night.

Over 1,500 were apprehended down here just in my county,

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