From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, the

Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

Inside these facilities, not meant for kids, more than 800 children have been held more

than 10 days. That's more than three times longer than they're legally allowed to be there.

Along the border authorities say they've never seen anything like it. I'm out with deputies

from Adelible County, Texas. Typically they encounter about 30 migrants a day. But now...

Wow. Is there anything that's going to stop this?

I hope there is. I don't know what it is. It's got to be a better way.

There's only one thing that's going to stop it. We'll talk about that in a second, but

this is from ABC evening news last night as they were reporting on the border. And various

serious tones almost as if it were a crisis. Next clip, Sean.

Tonight, a first look inside this severely overcrowded tent facility on the Southern

border. The Biden administration not allowing journalists in, but these pictures taken over

the weekend and released by Democratic congressmen Henry Quayard show migrants. Many of them

unaccompanied minors on the floor in cramped pods. Pods built to hold no more than 260

people. Instead, one housing more than 400 boys. The White House says they're working

as quickly as possible to move these kids into shelters and homes. But the administration

still refuses to call the situation a crisis.

Children presenting at our border who are fleeing violence, who are fleeing prosecution,

who are fleeing terrible situations is not a crisis. I watched the ABC report. And I

would say by mainstream media standards, that was a pretty hard hitting report on a democratic

president. When they use words like still claim it's not a crisis and then play that

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