The Oh, Welcome guys so I gave it a good three minutes so we can start this off and I

thought we should start with some news that have come out that are quite startling.

Let's start with something that I had told you about a very long time ago.

And I had talked about a woman who had entrapped people for labor trafficking.

I purposely told you Honduras.

I purposely told you 40 people because I didn't want to let off where my sources were to know how this was going on.

So sometimes misinformation is not all misinformation that's purposely done for obfuscation.

So a report came out saying that this woman should not be held accountable

because it's what is it called rumors she had

33 people from Guatemala and trapped in her home in the home state of

Barracusino Barack Hussein Obama and apparently you know let's cry racism again.

So that's how things go. Liberal politicians, literally, it's like a stop sign. You know, you know when

you're on a country road and no one's there and there's a stop sign and you're

just like, yeah, you know, you do that stop and go thing yeah you know I don't know if I'm really gonna stop it's like the touch and go thing well that's not how it should work with people that have their passports hidden from them that are being

labor trafficked for profit. But I guess you know liberal politicians think it's the

same thing as a stop sign on

country road

Illinois woman pleading guilty to federal labor trafficking charges she's accused of keeping 33 people from Guatemala in her basement under threat.

The woman, a U.S. citizen who came here from Guatemala says she's been helping people get into the US illegally for 10 years even

providing them with fake ID. She now faces 20 years behind bars.

Joining me now is

the Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd. Brandon, thanks for being with us.

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