On CNN’s Sunday night time lengthy kind interview present Who’s Speaking to Chris Wallace, the eponymous host sat down with the incompetent Biden Homeland Safety Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. When you might imagine that this weblog will element a softball interview by Wallace, that is not the case this time. It seems Wallace hasn’t fully bought out to his CNN puppet grasp Chris Licht.

Proper off the bat, Wallace grilled Mayorkas on his and Biden’s failure to safe the border. A significant level Wallace made was that Mayorkas apparently believes the border is secured, evidenced by his quite a few public statements. 

“Critics level out in 2020, Donald Trump’s closing 12 months in workplace, U.S. border authorities encountered migrants 458,000 occasions on the border however beneath Joe Biden in 2022, there have been 2.3 million encounters,” Wallace noticed earlier than asking Mayorkas “how will you say the border is safe?”

Mayorkas blamed the “thousands and thousands of jobs opening as a result of financial success of this administration” for the explosion in unlawful immigrants flowing throughout the border. 

“That makes the USA an interesting place of vacation spot for individuals fleeing persecution or in any other case in determined want of a greater life,” he claimed. 

Wallace adopted up by asking “what does safe imply to you? It actually does not imply that individuals aren’t in a position to get throughout the border illegally.”

“In fact not,” Mayorkas responded. Including that “by that measure, the border has by no means been safe, proper?”

The next backwards and forwards between Wallace and Mayorkas was eye opening and made it crystal clear how out of contact with actuality the Biden regime is (click on “develop” to learn): 

WALLACE: So by what measure is it safe now, sir? 

MAYORKAS: There’s not a typical definition of that. 

WALLACE: What’s your definition—

MAYORKAS: What our aim is to attain operational management of the border to do every part that we will to assist our personnel with the sources, the expertise, the insurance policies that actually advance the safety of the border and don’t come at the price of the values of our nation. 

After that dysfunctional backwards and forwards, Wallace reiterated as soon as once more that the border is unsecured by any cheap definition: “Now we have all seen the scenes of floods of individuals strolling throughout shallow factors within the Rio Grande. We have all seen the photographs of encampments in downtowns, El Paso, locations in Arizona.”

“We have all seen the photographs of the flood of migrants coming to New York. By these requirements, it isn’t a safe border,” Wallace added. 

The transcript is under. Click on “develop” to learn: 

CNN’s Who’s Speaking to Chris Wallace?
2/19/2023
7:06:53 p.m. Japanese 

CHRIS WALLACE: Critics level out in 2020, Donald Trump’s closing 12 months in workplace, U.S. border authorities encountered migrants 458,000 occasions on the border however beneath Joe Biden in 2022, there have been 2.3 million encounters. How will you say the border is safe? 

SECRETARY ALEJANDRO MAYORKAS: Proper now, the USA has thousands and thousands of jobs opening as a result of financial success of this administration. Now we have progressed in conquering the pandemic way over the nations to the south of Mexico. And that makes the USA an interesting place of vacation spot for individuals fleeing persecution or in any other case in determined want of a greater life. 

WALLACE: However if you say it is—what does safe imply to you? It actually does not imply that individuals aren’t in a position to get throughout the border illegally. 

MAYORKAS: In fact not. That’s—by that measure, the border has by no means been safe, proper? For the reason that Division of Homeland Safety was created, people have evaded—

WALLACE: So by what measure is it safe now, sir? 

MAYORKAS: There’s not a typical definition of that. 

WALLACE: What’s your definition—

MAYORKAS: What our aim is to attain operational management of the border to do every part that we will to assist our personnel with the sources, the expertise, the insurance policies that actually advance the safety of the border and don’t come at the price of the values of our nation. 

WALLACE: However on the query of safety, now we have all seen the scenes of floods of individuals strolling throughout shallow factors within the Rio Grande. We have all seen the photographs of encampments in downtowns, El Paso, locations in Arizona. We have all seen the photographs of the flood of migrants coming to New York. By these requirements, it isn’t a safe border.