93 W I B C, it is the Kendall and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's out today.

Kev's here and in place for Casey the one the only of the vivacious the

talented Rad Claufenstein. Hello Brad. Thank you Rob, great to see you.

All right, so we're going to start, boy we have a wild and wacky show for you today, but

we're going to start with something pretty serious and that is the condition of the southern border and I think Brad and you will

appreciate this I developed my border policy from a guy that I know you know and

admire and that is Dr Michael Munger and he is the

chief economist Duke University.

Leading Libertarian across the country formerly ran for Governor of North Carolina as a Libertarian and

I heard him say this years ago and I have always

thought this was a great way to describe what we should want as a country and I

think whether you're a Democrat a libertarian libertarian, this is a sensible policy if you were to describe

it in a few words and that is a big wall with a very wide gate.

I've said that often on these airwaves. And what that means is we want to be a

country. We are a country that is built on being accepting. We are a country that is

built on diversity. We are a country that is built on people coming here and making us better.

And so by those standards you want to have a very wide gate that people can walk through.

But walking through that gate should have meaning and we have a vested interest as a society in knowing who comes, in knowing who goes, and ensuring that the people who come here, one, are safe and two, are people

who want to assimilate into American society and American norms and want to participate in American

culture.

Right. It should be no different than RSVPing for an event that does not have an admission charge,

yet you do need to grab a ticket ahead of time.

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