Sheriff Mark Lamb

And those are the non-governmental organizations.

And then they had $9.3 billion, I think it was.

But over $9 billion, they wanted to give to global assistance through the State Department.

Ultimately, a lot of that would go to the U.N.,

I took a lot of heat because back when we were talking about the border stuff, I said, look, they're giving these folks, when they process them, they're giving them cell phones, they're giving them plane tickets to wherever they want to go in the country, and they're giving them gift cards.

with up to $5,000 on it.

And immediately the media went crazy and they tried to debunk me as like verify said I was spreading false information.

And I had a couple other reporters ask me like, well, you know, where'd you get this information?

Where'd you get yours?

from the same people in Washington, D.C., who've been lying, telling you that the border's secure, that nobody's just crossing over the border?

Is that where you got your information from?

Because I got mine from boots on the ground, actual border patrol agents, and my own two eyes, and whenever I go to the airport and see all these people flying in brand new clothes, and the government admitting they're given cell phones, and then about three weeks later, four weeks later,

which ironically vindicated me, the UN admitted they had given $1.6 billion to 248 NGOs in the way of cash and gift cards for the trafficking of people into our country.

So you can't fund the NGOs, but really it boils down to just enforcing the law, taking the handcuffs off of Border Patrol, letting them secure the border.

You don't let anybody come in here, no more false asylum claims, none of that stuff.

It has to be shut down.

That's really the simplest way to regain control of it, because immediately that starts to have a financial impact on the cartels.

And when the cartels are making less money, they're going to have to transition into different things.

And I think you also have to declare them the terrorists that they are, like we talked about.

You've got to be able to deal with the cartels once and for all.