Hello, I'm Ian Sulling, and I'm with one of McCain's farmers who grow their

potatoes. Hang on, these are odd-looking potatoes. That's kale Ian. You do know you

need potato to make chips, right? Yes, but we don't just grow potatoes. We

actually rotate different crops to help keep the soil healthy. So we eat

McCain chips. I'm helping do some good. Exactly, yeah. You're supporting the move

to regenerative farming. By the way, I do know the difference between kale and

potatoes. Of course, you do. McCain, let's all check in.

As soon as we got on the line, I could tell that Bob Moore, who runs a non-profit

news site called El Paso Matters, he wanted me to be careful about how he spoke

about his hometown. In the last month, Bob's gotten used to people like Tucker

Carlson, talking about El Paso like this. In the last year, illegal immigration

into El Paso has risen by over 280%. This rhetoric is driving Bob nuts. And

none of these people are ever leaving. This is an invasion of our country. We

don't have a border. It is not an invasion. Nobody's trying to force their way into

my home. None of these people are carrying guns. There's nothing that

resembles an invasion. By now, you've probably seen the pictures of what's

going on in El Paso. Hundreds of people camped out on the street, some sandwiching

themselves between cardboard to keep warm. All of these people are desperate

having walked for miles through Mexico to get here. Bob says these pictures

aren't wrong, so much is incomplete. In most of the city, its business is

usual, but there are a couple of jammed up places getting a whole lot of

attention. And you might not have heard about the volunteers who are keeping

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