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Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our 2.

Welcome, it's Eric Erickson here across the United States from my flagship, Atlanta, Georgia, WSB.

We got to talk about the New York Times, and it allowing the captain of the Titanic to give you advice on how to avoid icebergs. He did a joint op-ed with General Custard on how to survive

Indian attacks. The full number, if you want to be on the program, 8777-9773-7-4-25. This is,

it's just, this is Bizarro Land. I can't, well, I can't believe they did this.

This is a headline from the New York Times. I was one of Biden's border advisors. Here's how to fix our immigration system by Blaise Nunez Nizito. Mr. Nune Nunez Nito was an assistant secretary for border and immigration policy as the Department of Homeland Security during Joe Biden's administration. He was also on the Biden transition team from what I've been told. Let me read for you the first two paragraphs, you will not be surprised.

The first step in responding to a crisis is to acknowledge it exists.

The surge in illegal crossings at our southern border during the first three years of Joe Biden's presidency was, by any

reasonable definition, a crisis. The failure to acknowledge this reality and take timely action

to try to resolve it costs Democrats a great deal of trust with American voters and contributed

to President Trump's return to the White House.

I had a front row view of all of this in my role as the Assistant Secretary for Border and Immigration Policy at the Department of Homeland Security.

What I learned is that the border crisis is to a large extent an asylum crisis.

Our broken immigration laws have increasingly

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