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Sean, you want to be a part of the program. We will preview our latest

trip to the border for tomorrow. That's coming up in the course of the

broadcast. We'll be down there with President Trump and the governor of the

great state of Texas, Governor Greg Abbott. We have a lot of immigration

news. We'll update you on that situation with our friend congressman Andy

Biggs later in the program today. Roger Stone checks in with us today and

much, much more happening. I, you know, I've been watching what's been

happening down in Florida near Miami. And what is it?

Sunny side Florida, sunny side Florida. And I'm sorry, not sunny side,

surf side Florida. Thank you for correcting me. And I've been watching this.

And it's so heartbreaking. Linda, you watch this. I'm like, oh my gosh.

You know what? It reminds me of and this is very, very sad.

But when the twin towers came down and people waited and searched in the

rubble, hoping for signs of life, hoping to find their loved ones,

you know, and put up these missing signs and, you know, it's, it's just

heartbreaking. It reminded me of the exact same thing. Obviously,

because people always want to take what we say out of context, not on the same

scale. No, not at all. But just the building collapses,

you know, your family was in it and you're like, they survive.

And they're and people are just hoping and, and, you know, the fight to hear

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