Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Thank you. And getting it.

These new policies already having an impact.

This asylum seeker in Juarez, Mexico, breaking down when her initial screening appointment was canceled.

The new Trump team immediately shut down the phone app that had scheduled her appointment.

Now thousands of migrants like her are in limbo.

Nice job, ABC News.

Finding one person crying, they're probably a nut over this.

NPR had the same crying gal.

No, she's not a nut.

She's not a nut at all. But she's, she's one crying woman who's now

been featured on all the networks. She thought she had an appointment. She got, it got canceled

the day of her appointment. Those appointments should have never existed. The Biden administration

set up an app so that you could apply through the app, and that way you could enter by plane,

by car, by boat. They just wanted to have a lower, they didn't want the Bill Malusian Fox

videos of people streaming across the border. Yep. So cry if you want, but it was a stupid idea

no country should do. And ABC, and apparently NPR, find this woman crying and portray that as, this is the way the

world is reacting to Trump's mean.

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