During an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Dr. Phil called the migrant crisis at the southern border “out of control” and said the Biden administration is “paying to take children and sell them as sex slaves.” he accused.
Former TV host Phil McGraw shared video footage of a conversation he had with National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd during Tuesday’s episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
Judd told McGraw that U.S. border officials no longer have rapid DNA testing kits due to the large number of migrants entering the country from Mexico.
Conversation between McGraw and Logan The news site Mediaite first reported it.
McGraw speculated that the lack of DNA testing could lead to minors becoming involved with human traffickers.
“Are they being given money? What about the people released into the country?” McGraw asked Judd.
“So ultimately it’s our taxpayers who are facilitating travel, but certainly travel is being facilitated and they’re being given all the essentials that they need,” Judd said.
“Oh my god!” Logan said in response to the video, which was previously reported by Mediate.
McGraw told Logan. “How out of control we are here!”
He said American taxpayers are “paying to take these children and sell them as sex slaves.”
“They come in with their address written on their body or their arm, and we call them and say, ‘Do you know so-and-so?’ ‘Yes, we’ll be waiting for you.’ ‘Okay, they. I’ll take a plane or a bus.”
McGraw slammed President Biden and his administration for lax enforcement of immigration laws.
“This is a strange thing that they’re doing. They’re just allowing people into the country, and the Red Cross and various organizations are giving people maps, showing them how to do it, encouraging them.” McGraw said.
The newspaper has contacted the White House for comment.
In a statement to the Post, the Red Cross said the organization “supports the humanitarian needs of all individuals in accordance with seven fundamental principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, solidarity, and universality.” I am committed to doing so.” As a humanitarian organization, these principles guide our daily actions and compel us to alleviate suffering in the United States and around the world. ”
McGraw praised Texas for sending officials to the Mexican border. He said state law enforcement agencies have a greater deterrent effect on illegal immigration than Customs and Border Protection.
“Texas Border Patrol wears brown uniforms, and federal agents wear green uniforms. If you’re wearing a brown uniform and you’re arrested, you’re going to be arrested, processed, and deported. “It will be,” McGraw said.
“If someone in a green uniform is arrested, they are arrested, processed and given a trial within seven years. So they run away from the brown uniform and into the green uniform.”
