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GUTFELD: Yes. I agree.
DUFFY: The drug dealers.
RIVERA: But they make it over the walls, they make it, they fly, they dig, they take boats. The pros are not going to be stopped.
DUFFY: Well what happens to Guatemala?
RIVERA: The walls stops one and
GUTFELD: Well, this is it. What happens to Guatemala if those people stay? Nothing.
DUFFY: Guatemala is great.
RIVERA: Going to suck up those billions of dollars.
PERINO: It s good to be back in studio where you can have a little argument once in a while. Up next, America has been shaken by major cyberattacks and now a top Biden official says we better get used to it.
GUATEMALA CITY U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris offered an optimistic outlook for improved cooperation with Guatemala on addressing the spike in migration to the U.S. after her meeting with Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei on Monday. She also delivered a direct warning to migrants considering making the trek: “Do not come. Do not come.” Her comments, during a press conference after she met privately with the Guatemalan president, underscored the challenge that remains even as Harris engages in substantive talks with the Guatemalan and Mexican presidents during a three-day visit to the region this week, her first foreign trip as vice president.