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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Save the World, and today we have to go down to the border.

We have to go there. We have to be there. We have to live it. But of course, I'm in a stinky and humid studio in New York

City. Luckily, Fox News correspondent, journalist and bearded man Nate Foy is in Brownsville,

Texas. Nate, what's the grossest thing you've seen as you've been covering the border?

Oh, the grossest thing I've seen. I think I probably

it's not, I'm just gross being down here. We're standing in the sun all day, but honestly, I can't

complain too much because we get to go in the car in between live shots and there's thousands of people

coming here into Brownsville from Matamoros, Mexico, every single day and, you know, compared to what they have gone through, Kennedy, I certainly can't complain.

Have you been able to talk to people? Do you do Abla Español, as they say?

Well, I took seven years of it in school, and it's shocking how little of it I can remember. I've tried speaking with some of the migrants,

but our fantastic cameraman, photographer Lorenzo, has done much more than I have, and he's translated for me.

And we've spoken to them. As you know, Title 42 is set to end in about two weeks.

And how is that impacting the people who are coming over?

Well, you would think that they would wait until Title 42 ends because their chances of

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