We want to share a good friend's podcast with you this week.

Enjoy the truth with Lisa Booth in the Clay and Buck podcast network.

There are images going around recently of a four and flag planted in Texas,

soil. That doesn't paint the picture about what's going on at the Southern border right

now. I don't know what does, you know, a nation is defined by its borders. Do we have

any anymore? Or saying, you know, August set a new record according to data from US

customs and border protection, overall 300 and 4,000 people detained by border patrol

at various locations around the nation, 233,000 illegal immigrants entered through the

Southern border. So we're seeing record numbers under Joe Biden. And why wouldn't you?

I mean, even from the beginning, Joe Biden sent the message, hey, green light come to

the United States of America so much so that Secretary Mayorkas back in 2021 said that

coming here illegally is not grounds for deportation. So we've sent the message message

is received. And now what? We'll talk to one mayor mayor, Dr. Victor Trevino. He is

the mayor of Laredo, Texas. It's a city in Webb County, Texas on the north bank of the

Rio Grande in South Texas across from Mexico. So we'll talk to him about how Laredo has been

impacted. I know that they have been part of the busing of illegal immigrants to New

York City. We'll talk about that a little bit as well. We'll get his perspective on all

of this. So stay tuned for mayor Victor Trevino. Mayor Trevino, I appreciate you taking the

time. I know you guys have your hands full with everything that's happening at the Southern

border right now. So appreciate you making the time for the show. Yeah. Thank you very much,

chef. We're glad to do it. So you were born and raised in Laredo, Texas. First of all,

tell us a little bit about Laredo and then just talk about, you know, what you've seen

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