Best of the Program | Guests: Harry Jackson & Bill Waybourn | 4/19/22

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Speaker 2 So in Brisbane, we have this amazing story. Students at an elite private school are walking on all fours and cutting holes into their uniforms for tails as they identify as cats or foxes.

Speaker 2 A handful of students believe now that they are animals. and have been asked to be called furries by their peers at the girls' grammar school.

Speaker 2 Girls have been caught preening themselves, licking on the backs of their hands, and walking around with their arms hanging towards the ground as if they are on all fours.

Speaker 2 When a girl went to sit at a spare desk, another girl screamed at her and said she was sitting on her tail.

Speaker 2 There was a slit in this child's uniform where the tail apparently is, a concerned parent said.

Speaker 2 Girls who identify as felines are walking around every day in the school. The bizarre trend has sparked concern among parents who have been left speechless by the woke behaviors.

Speaker 2 A psychologist, Judith Locke, said she wasn't surprised by the emergence of the new trend. She claims it was only a matter of time before people began to identify as animals.

Speaker 2 But there's a real challenge around the acceptance of people's decisions and how they see themselves these days. It's a fraught area.
No, No, actually, it's really not, Judith. You're not an animal.

Speaker 2 She said that it could also be used by students who were delaying age-appropriate developments.

Speaker 2 Another adolescent psychologist there in Brisbane, Michael Carr Gregg, said he's only come across one client who has identified as an animal in his 25 years of practice.

Speaker 2 The client was a young boy who identified himself as a dog. Dr.
Carr Gregg said once the stressors in his life were removed, the boy

Speaker 2 resorted back to being a human being. What

Speaker 2 a shock.

Speaker 2 We have got to stand up and it is really, really difficult to do it. A former Virginia High School PTA president,

Speaker 2 he is the former president of the Parent Teachers Association at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.

Speaker 2 He's the current vice president for the Fairfax County Association for the Gifted.

Speaker 2 And he's one of the guys that was criminally charged

Speaker 2 for expressing his opinion that people that are doing these things are groomers.

Speaker 2 Harry Jackson joins us now.

Speaker 2 Hello, Harry. How are you? Doing well, thank you.
So can you tell us the story on what happened?

Speaker 6 Sure. There's a little bit of a backstory.
So you mentioned a few associations that I'm involved with, but when I joined this fight, this fight against the groomer movement, this fight

Speaker 6 against the CRT that's been infecting our school and poisoning our children's minds, I joined two organizations that made me a target.

Speaker 6 The first one is I'm a parent advocate for parents defending education. That was a primary motivation for

Speaker 6 these politically motivated hits where I was charged with criminal libel and slander, which was dismissed with prejudice.

Speaker 6 I also host, as part of my efforts to fight back, I'm also with the coalition for TJ that's fighting against the racist admissions policies that impacted the number one high school in America for the last two years.

Speaker 6 And I've been exposing it on a show I have on USANOW.tv called Education Matters.

Speaker 6 So a little bit of a backstory.

Speaker 6 During this fight back in 2012, Minding my own business, I saw this CRT come and creep its way into our school system, particularly with admissions changes to Thomas Jefferson.

Speaker 6 On the other side, Jorge Terico, he's within the Democratic establishment. He was pro-CRT and anti-racist training.
Now, I'm relating CRT to the groomer move because the two are interrelated.

Speaker 6 If you look at the Black Lives Matter, they don't have it on the website now, but if you use the Wayback Machine, you'll find it that also attaches, they also attach other movements to the black struggle.

Speaker 6 And part of this was, yes, and a lot of this was the LGBTQ affirmation, not acceptance, but affirmation. That's important.

Speaker 6 And most of us in society, we're very familiar with when we get to the letter T with transgender pronouns, transgender athletes competing in sports, we don't talk about Q, the queer, and what also is

Speaker 6 evolved in that aspect. Now, there's a book that I was also protested against when I was president of PTSA called Gender Queer.

Speaker 6 And if you look at page 135 in that book, there's a book that was flat as Paradise

Speaker 6 pederasty in that book on page 205, Sex Between Man and a Boy.

Speaker 6 And that was made its way into our schools for children as young as 11 years old within Lake Braddock secondary school, Lake Robinson secondary school. I protested against it.

Speaker 6 Other opponents, such as Mr. Torico, were for it.

Speaker 6 But

Speaker 6 that's not,

Speaker 6 just to give you a framework of what had happened. Now, during a PTA meeting back in November of 2020,

Speaker 6 I was on the PTSA Diversity Committee at this point in time.

Speaker 6 Jorge Torico was in the meeting. And I've been through training to identify identify grooming.

Speaker 6 I'm a scout master.

Speaker 5 I'm an Eagle Scout.

Speaker 6 I've been through that training. I've been through Veritas training for the Catholic Church to identify and recognize the signs of grooming.

Speaker 6 And during this meeting, myself and other parents had witnessed inappropriate contact with a minor.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 6 those parents, a group of parents, not myself at this point in time, had contacted

Speaker 6 the PTSA president and the principal of the school, Ann Bonthatamas, who responded back, recognizing that, yes, there was an issue and that she would be addressing it.

Speaker 6 Now, I thought that would be the end of this. Perhaps this person wasn't aware of what their conduct was.

Speaker 6 This was when CRT was all about race, before it moved over to gender issues. Moving forward to a year later, into September, I'm now president of the PTSA.

Speaker 6 I'm getting through third-party channels that Mr. Tarico wants to work with me in outreach

Speaker 6 for outreach.

Speaker 6 He brings up this issue during a Twitter war where I mentioned to him, I say to him, I do not want, where he approached me to work with me to outreach to minorities to get sitting to Thomas Jefferson.

Speaker 6 And I said, I don't want to work with you. I said, I saw what you did last night.
You exhibited signs of grooming.

Speaker 2 Let me read the tweet exactly. After seeing you in action last night, I am not comfortable with you

Speaker 2 working with you and engaging children. It was very disturbing seeing you exhibit grooming behavior.
I do work with children and I get background checks.

Speaker 2 I suggest you do the same because last night was creepy.

Speaker 6 Yes, last night it was it was creepy and this person Jorge what he ended up doing was going through the Virginia statute and he looked up under a chastity code

Speaker 6 about the statute that was amended in 2020 to protect the virtue and chastity of a woman where they changed the word woman to person

Speaker 6 and then he filed not one, not two, but three, but four criminal complaints that were signed off by a magistrate to prosecute me for a Class 3A misdemeanor, for libel and slander.

Speaker 6 Now, to my surprise, during this whole ordeal, the parents within the community, the ones that were there that saw it, they all raised money and hired an attorney for me.

Speaker 6 And then I was very fortunate to be represented by rightsdefense.org and Marina Medvin that took on the case.

Speaker 6 When it became apparent that the prosecutor's office, Steve Discano, a Soros-backed attorney, intended to prosecute me as a parent dealing with a child safety concern where the same DA is not even prosecuting child rapists.

Speaker 6 There's a couple of cases within our county where he has not prosecuted child rapists, but he'll prosecute a parent that calls out grooming, which is what you're supposed to do because grooming is highly effective.

Speaker 2 He is a he's a Soros-backed guy.

Speaker 2 So tell us, I'm sorry to cut you short, but tell us what happened.

Speaker 2 The judge ruled in your favor, did he not?

Speaker 6 Yes, the judge ruled in my favor. At first,

Speaker 6 the prosecutor's office wanted to know process.

Speaker 6 They would give them the option to keep these charges over my head. Then they wanted to try to dismiss

Speaker 6 without prejudice so they could possibly bring this up again. And we fought that and they had it dismissed with prejudice since there was no evidence to support any of their claims.

Speaker 2 So what did you,

Speaker 2 what advice do you give parents?

Speaker 6 Well, the advice I have for parents is that, you know,

Speaker 6 if you're anti-CRT, one, you're not racist.

Speaker 6 and yeah I'm on the radio but I'm black I was the first black president of the Thomas Jefferson PTSA and I was anti-CRT you're if you're if you're feeling hurt being called a racist it doesn't you're not a racist means you're a good person if you feel if you feel offended by that the other thing is that you need to parents need to pay attention to these other issues that they're that they're attaching to it the lgbtq affirmation most of us agree that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect and we don't want to cause harm to other people maliciously but when you look at this q aspect which is the yeah queer catchhall umbrella, the queer theory, there is a movement.

Speaker 6 They are trying to make intellectual arguments to deal away with pedophile

Speaker 6 stigmatization of pedophilia. And that is a big concern.
They're calling themselves minor attractive persons and

Speaker 6 they consider them a part of the queer community. And you really have to look at these books that they're pushing into libraries.
And

Speaker 6 it is gender queer. Page 135,

Speaker 6 it depicts a young boy being fondled by an adult male and enjoying it. And that is very disturbing.
And they're pushing that to children as young as 11 in our schools.

Speaker 2 So we've been talking to Dr. Harry Jackson about what is happening just in Virginia.

Speaker 2 But you would think it's just in Virginia, but it's not. I can guarantee you, it's in Texas and Alaska and Utah and everywhere else.

Speaker 2 Harry, thank you so much and keep up the fight. I hope to talk to you again.

Speaker 5 Absolutely. Thank you.
You bet.

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Speaker 2 So yesterday,

Speaker 2 the U.S. district judge Catherine Kimball Mizell of Florida

Speaker 2 voided Biden's national mask mandate in airports, planes, and public transit. Now, immediately the left began to smear her.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 she's done work for the Federalist Society. She was appointed by Trump.
She's a crit. Listen to this.
She's a Christian college graduate. The ABA says she's unqualified.

Speaker 2 She's a former Clarence Thomas clerk. She's a right-wing nut.
I would take all of those and wear those as a badge of honor. Every single one.
You know, you can really be defined by your enemies now.

Speaker 2 You know, who are your enemies? George Soros,

Speaker 2 big enemy. Okay.

Speaker 2 I wear that as a badge of honor. The New York Times hates my guts.
Great.

Speaker 2 The Democratic Party has spent millions trying to destroy me. Fantastic.

Speaker 2 Be proud of the people who don't like you. I mean, I wish more people would like,

Speaker 2 but they're engaged, many of them, knowingly

Speaker 2 trying to destroy our country and destroy our value system and our families. So I'm pretty good with it.
I'm pretty good with it. Oh my gosh, she went, except for the Christian college graduate.

Speaker 2 She's got to be nutty.

Speaker 2 Oh, my gosh. Now, airlines begged for COVID-19 restrictions to be eased because everyone except people at the White House that are not flying commercially can't take it anymore.

Speaker 2 They just can't take it anymore. And you know what? It's not even the mask thing.
It's that the mask we know makes no difference at all. None.

Speaker 2 Follow the freaking science.

Speaker 2 It doesn't make any difference.

Speaker 2 And I go into the airport and I can usually stand it until

Speaker 2 the mask Nazi shows up. You get on one plane and the stewardesses and stewards are all cool.
They're all cool. They're like, yeah, just the federal government's making us do this.
Just, you know,

Speaker 2 do the smart thing. Keep it on, you know, but we're not going to be Nazis about it.
And I wear my mask, but I don't.

Speaker 2 I don't pull it up every time I take a drink and then pull it back down. And you do eat very slowly.
Yeah, you eat very slowly. It's good.
It's good for your digestive system. Right.

Speaker 2 So, you know,

Speaker 2 you get on other planes and they are Nazis about it. And those people bother me more than the federal mandate, quite honestly.

Speaker 2 But anyway, it was announced on January 2021. It's been extended five different times.

Speaker 2 It was set to end yesterday, but the CDC said they needed one more teensy-weensy extension, just 15 days to flatten the curve. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So the judge ruled yesterday

Speaker 2 that, no, ha-uh, no, they exceeded the CDC's statutory authority, improperly invoked the good clause exemption to

Speaker 2 notice and comment rulemaking and failed to adequately explain its decisions. The court declared our system does not permit agencies to act unlawfully, even in pursuit of a desirable end.

Speaker 2 So, what does this mean?

Speaker 2 Well, you don't have to wear your mask anymore. Now, they're saying give them 24 hours before every, I don't know why it takes 24 hours to just tell everybody in the airlines and at the airport.

Speaker 2 Masks aren't required. I mean, that took me, what, three seconds? Masks aren't required.
That's it

Speaker 2 but you know the biden administration they have no clue what to do next yesterday uh socky comm uh commented on the cdc and the tsa and the dhs we're reviewing the uh decision uh right now the department of justice will make any determination about litigation

Speaker 2 They're not going to litigate.

Speaker 2 They are happy

Speaker 2 that a judge in Florida, a Trump appointee, said no more masks. It got them out of the masks.
This will be the one time that

Speaker 2 they won't say, screw the court.

Speaker 2 Well, we've got to obey that evil Trump person that's just not qualified.

Speaker 2 But we'll do it because that's the law.

Speaker 2 They're not going to fight it. They're not going to fight it.

Speaker 2 Meanwhile, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, United Airlines announced yesterday that masks now will be optional for employees and customers on all domestic flights.

Speaker 2 See, they got it. It doesn't take 24 hours to go.

Speaker 2 Masks aren't necessary anymore.

Speaker 2 Face masks have been like boarding passes for nearly two years. You couldn't fly without one.
But as of today, masks are optional in airports and onboard air traffic

Speaker 2 effective immediately. That's according to Alaska Airlines.
Delta advised its passengers that they might experience inconsistent enforcement during the next 24 hours.

Speaker 2 Yeah, because the zealots, I can't believe we're doing, what, are we just going to be a plane full of dead people by the time we make it to Detroit?

Speaker 2 Sarah Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Intendants, said it takes a minimum of 24 to 48 hours to

Speaker 2 implement new procedures. I know it's really difficult.
Don't tell people they have to wear a mask. We need at least two days to everybody get that to everybody.

Speaker 2 Amtrak, this has got to piss Joe Biden off. Amtrak also said, yeah,

Speaker 2 we're not going to require... Amtrak?

Speaker 2 Joe Biden practically built Amtrak. He laid the rails with his own hands.

Speaker 2 Oh my gosh. Well, Amtrak passengers and employees are no longer required to wear masks while

Speaker 2 on board trains or in stations. Now, they did go on and say mask usage is strongly recommended for those at high personal risk, you know, those who aren't fully vaccinated or boosted.

Speaker 2 And they suggest that employees keep a mask on hand as a matter of professional

Speaker 2 etiquette, noting that it's possible you may be working closely with an employee who prefers that you wear a mask. Hmm, really?

Speaker 2 Do they?

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 they can wear a mask. I'd prefer that they shut their fat trap about me not wearing a mask.
You see, that's how personal choice works.

Speaker 2 Now, if I have somebody who is about to be sent to a leper colony and is also having,

Speaker 2 you know,

Speaker 2 heart issues and lung lung issues and liver issues or whatever. They're just very sick and 90.

Speaker 2 I probably would wear a mask if they were nice and ask,

Speaker 5 I want that

Speaker 5 doorstep.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 I would like it if you'd wear a mask. Okay.

Speaker 2 I'd probably do that for that individual. Just out of polite courtesy.
Not because it's effective. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I think if, honestly, Glenn, if these were effective, I think most people would wear them happily, right?

Speaker 3 We'd want to try to stop people from getting sick.

Speaker 2 We just all know they don't do anything. Yeah, right.

Speaker 2 So I would probably do it if somebody asked me nicely and they were, you know, on death's door and they thought, you know, I would do it for a while at least.

Speaker 2 I'd be like, oh, we're going to be working together for the next, you know, few minutes. Sure, I'll wear a mask.
That's fine.

Speaker 2 Makes you feel better. Doesn't really do anything, but I understand your condition.
It'll make you feel better.

Speaker 2 I don't want to give you a heart attack just from working with me without a mask so you probably do that you know what i mean but the people that amtrack are probably talking about are the people who are like you're not wearing a mask i can't work around you good beat it

Speaker 2 so uh

Speaker 2 so that's all that's over uh now uh and the um power-hungry government elites have just lost the fort um

Speaker 2 we are winning on this. Now, I would like to suggest that we do two more things.
One,

Speaker 2 end

Speaker 2 the federal emergency. That never seems to happen.

Speaker 2 It's weird. I think we're still in a federal emergency from, you know, Hurricane Adele,

Speaker 2 1954.

Speaker 2 Can we just end these states of emergency? Okay.

Speaker 2 We should do that. And we should also look into all of the mistakes that we made as a people

Speaker 2 and just say, yeah, that wasn't a good idea. We should probably never do that again.

Speaker 2 And then if laws need to be enacted, then we enact those laws.

Speaker 2 I know it's wishful thinking, but wouldn't that be cool if you lived in a country that could do that? Imagine the freedom. Wow.

Speaker 2 A country ruled by common sense.

Speaker 2 Wouldn't that be nice?

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Speaker 2 So a guy running for

Speaker 2 the governor, the governor's office here in Texas is Betto. Yeah, he's back, Betto O'Rourke.

Speaker 2 Here's what he says about the border and Title 42.

Speaker 7 But I want to turn our attention to Title 42. You don't think it's a good idea for the Biden administration to end Title 42.
Why?

Speaker 8 No, I think it's time to end Title 42. I don't think we should have ever implemented it.
It's a very cynical reading of U.S. law.

Speaker 2 It's very cynical. This, by the way, is the one thing that has kept the border,

Speaker 2 I can't even say halfway sane,

Speaker 2 not just being overrun all the time

Speaker 2 because this was a COVID thing. We got to make sure that we're not letting everybody in with, it didn't matter.
But we're now talking about the possibility of allowing 16,000 people in every day.

Speaker 2 That's a pretty big number.

Speaker 2 Sheriff Bill Wayborne is the Tarrant County sheriff that's with Fort Worth. And we were talking, we were at Chuck Norris's place doing a fundraiser just last week.
Sheriff, welcome. How are you?

Speaker 5 I'm great, sir. And Glenn, it's so good to be with you.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 I talked to you, Bill,

Speaker 2 at the fundraiser, and we were talking about, I mean, I'm always fun at a party. We were talking about fentanyl and the problems with drugs.
And you told me some stories that

Speaker 2 melted the skin off my face about the amount of fentanyl that is coming in now.

Speaker 5 It is an incredible, copious amounts that have came in.

Speaker 5 And right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, our great narcotics teams and interdiction teams have seized enough fentanyl right here to kill almost 800,000 people.

Speaker 5 And that would give them fatal doses.

Speaker 5 Our DPS, who has done an incredible job on the the border under Steve McGraw, has seized enough fentanyl down there to kill every man, woman, and child in the United States of America.

Speaker 5 And we're having

Speaker 2 enough fentanyl to kill everyone in this country.

Speaker 5 Yes, sir.

Speaker 5 Pounds and pounds and pounds of that dope. And it's cheap dope because it's a synthetic heroin that's markedly more addictive and markedly more dangerous.

Speaker 2 And that's just what we've caught.

Speaker 2 What do you suppose

Speaker 2 is coming through and getting through?

Speaker 5 Well, I think a conservative estimate is that we're probably getting about one-third. That's a conservative estimate.

Speaker 5 And that means that probably two-thirds have gotten across and gotten away from us.

Speaker 2 So is there any doubt in your mind what's causing all of these overdose deaths?

Speaker 5 Not at all. And we're losing, at my last briefing was about 300 people a day, a jumbo jet a day of people going down and dying from fentanyl and often first-time users.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 where is the bulk of this going? Does it stay here? Is it evenly distributed? Do you have any idea?

Speaker 5 We believe that the cartel, who are incredible businessmen, are using the routes of all other folks that are using the major highways, and the hubs are going to be the major cities i.e.

Speaker 5 Houston and Dallas and Fort Worth and then it's splitting out and going across the country. So what is affecting us here is in Maine and Middlesex, Massachusetts or New York or LA

Speaker 5 but it may have very well come through Dallas-Fort Worth to get there.

Speaker 2 Which does what to our community? I mean I

Speaker 2 found out

Speaker 2 I found out a couple of years ago that in my general neighborhood,

Speaker 2 there either was or still is a guy from the cartel that owns a house right in my neighborhood. And when I found that out for some neighbors, I was like,

Speaker 2 wait a minute, what?

Speaker 5 Well, we know that the cartel's here because we have some of them in the Tarrant County jail.

Speaker 5 And we believe that there are decisions makers here. And I would like to add that this fentanyl is indiscriminate.
It is going into the gated communities as well as into the

Speaker 5 at-risk areas, at risk neighborhoods. It is indiscriminate.

Speaker 2 Do you remember the crack problem of the 80s?

Speaker 5 I very well do. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Can you compare that problem, which was the number one story every night for years?

Speaker 2 Can you compare those two?

Speaker 5 Absolutely is that fentanyl is going to be crack absolutely on triple steroids because there's no room for error. We believe that four out of ten pills could be fatal.

Speaker 5 Jeez.

Speaker 2 So you're rolling, you're on, you're almost at 50-50 rolling the dice that you're going to survive.

Speaker 5 That is correct.

Speaker 2 And are any of these coming from,

Speaker 2 you know, are they being stolen from major pharmaceuticals or

Speaker 2 is this all stuff that is just being made?

Speaker 2 Across our border?

Speaker 5 It is all being made. The cartel has set up their own pill press.

Speaker 5 They're imitating oxycontin. They're imitating ADD drugs like Adderall

Speaker 5 and

Speaker 5 pain pills. In fact, there's one sheriff that is a friend that shared a story with me the last time I visited.

Speaker 5 They were working a fentanyl death where a young college kid just wanted to stay up and study for exams, not a drug user at all. And a friend offered him Adderall.

Speaker 5 And he took it, and 10 minutes later, he was dead.

Speaker 2 And I read a story yesterday, I think it was in the New York Times, and they were talking about the drug overdoses that are happening, and they blamed it on China, that China was shipping a lot of this.

Speaker 2 I don't know in what ghost containers,

Speaker 2 maybe along with the ghost guns.

Speaker 2 you know,

Speaker 2 they're shipping them in these containers, and we're getting the major portion of our fentanyl drug problem from China. Do you believe that?

Speaker 5 Well, I believe that there is some coming from China too directly to the United States. No question about that.
But the majority of what we're seeing in Texas has come from China, through

Speaker 5 even Venezuela and Mexico, up through the cartel routes, because it's an open border. It's an easy path.

Speaker 2 So it might actually be coming, it might be produced in China, but it's coming through the cartels on an open border.

Speaker 5 That's correct. China to Venezuela to Mexico.

Speaker 5 And it's weaponization. I believe that the cartel knows very well that this will kill people, and they're not worried about that.
They're very acceptant of the casualties.

Speaker 2 How much have we emboldened these

Speaker 2 crime syndicates down on our border?

Speaker 2 They've got to be making money hand over fist, not only in drugs, but also human trafficking, and then getting people across the border that isn't the stereotypical, you know, human trafficking.

Speaker 2 It's just, I'll provide a boat to go over the river.

Speaker 5 I think they're incredibly emboldened. I think that they have open borders, and I think they're on both sides of that river.

Speaker 5 They own the southern part of the river, you know, across the border, but they certainly have pockets and they know what they're doing and they know what their odds are, and it's a lot better than Vegas.

Speaker 5 And they are rolling the dice every day.

Speaker 2 And the

Speaker 2 consequences of

Speaker 2 opening this up even more by

Speaker 2 getting rid of Title 42?

Speaker 5 I think

Speaker 5 that's the last arrow in our quiver

Speaker 5 and I think that that will embold them and we will see herds of them come across and we will see more dope, more human trafficking, and

Speaker 5 absolutely overwhelming our border counties. And I think soon we will see them showing up everywhere.

Speaker 2 I have a family member that lives in a border town.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 at Easter, she said, the town is just being destroyed. She said, there's

Speaker 2 a very small number of people that live there. And very soon, we are going to be outnumbered.
by people that don't speak our language.

Speaker 2 They have nothing to do with America or our town. And they're going to be the ones that are in the the the majority and we're paying for everything

Speaker 5 that that is absolutely right and also people think well is this the Mexicans it is not no it is partially Mexican but these come from over a hundred different countries and you're absolutely right my border law enforcement friends tell me that pursuits are up in the last year by 400%.

Speaker 2 What's that mean?

Speaker 5 That means that law enforcement chases hot pursuits, as you can dramatically think about as cars going code three and trying to catch the bad guy, have gone up 400% along the border. And

Speaker 5 so they're chasing people every day in every direction.

Speaker 5 And they believe that they're only, at best, getting a fourth to maybe a third.

Speaker 2 The White House said yesterday that, you know, the 23 terrorists, the people that were on the terror watch list that were caught, that's the most that has been caught.

Speaker 2 I mean, that has been, that's crossed the border. At most, it was 23.

Speaker 2 There's no logic to that.

Speaker 2 Do you know anything about these 23, how serious these guys were?

Speaker 5 I do not know. I'm looking forward to learning about them, and hopefully, we'll have that information sooner than later.

Speaker 5 But if, you know, and I think you said this earlier, we caught 23, and we're catching a third. How many does that mean that really got across

Speaker 2 one last question ghost guns

Speaker 2 how much of a problem are ghost guns

Speaker 5 well i i can only relate to our experience at tarrant county sheriff's office and we there's not one uh briefing that's come across my my desk on ghost guns or any issue with ghost guns

Speaker 2 all right so i'm glad we got that taken care of Jeez.

Speaker 2 All right, Sheriff, thank you so much.

Speaker 2 I live in your county. I live in Tarrant County, and I am so glad I voted for you, and I'm so glad that you're the sheriff

Speaker 2 because

Speaker 2 you are no nonsense. Thank you so much.

Speaker 5 Thank you, sir, and it's an honor to have you as a constituent.

Speaker 2 You got it. Thank you.
Sheriff Bill Wayborne, if you don't know your sheriff, get to know your sheriff.

Speaker 2 You know, one of the things I said to him, what happens if they decide that citizens can't have guns? His response: I'll just deputize everybody in the county.

Speaker 2 Okay,

Speaker 2 you got my vote.