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And yes, we're live on Instagram because we're going to talk on the phone again.

So again, you will see me talking into an empty, into an empty room here.

Mayor Bill Wells is on the phone from El Cajon.

He's been popping up in the media because in the last seven days, he says there's been over

5,000 illegal alien encounters.

In San Diego County, there's been a shift in drug cartel smuggling action because

there's more resistance in Texas with the governor there putting a barbed wire, among other

impediments.

And so, you know, the drug cartels, they're prime for efficiency.

And there's less resistance in California.

There's been 85,000 migrants dropped in San Diego County in just the last four months.

And San Diego County is spending a million dollars a month on them.

So that's what you're working for in San Diego County, million dollars a month for 85,000 plus migrants, and the numbers are increasing,

and we're going to talk now with Bill, Bill Wells, the mayor of El Cajon. How are you?

Hi, John. I'm good. How are you doing? I'm doing good. Well, describe what you're seeing and

hearing down in your town, in your county there in San Diego.

Well, you gave some of the stats already.

You know, since Texas has tightened up and Arizona's tightened up, we're seeing more of the cartels bringing people into the San Diego County area.

So we've had almost 100,000 people come over in the past four months that are basically unvetted.

We have no idea who they are or what they're doing, what their history is.

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