health screenings, bring you through the asylum process. we need order at the border. you need to do that with a wall. melissa: doesn t that just move the place they would be taken advantage of or assaulted further south? they would still be making their way to wherever the legal point of entry was. but being attacked somewhere else along the way? i m just asking the question. mike: unless you asked on the wall. jessica: where, to honduras? mike: wherever you need to go. melissa: but doesn t just push it south of there? kat: make the whole world a wall! mike: there would be no false hope if you come up and make it happen jessica: especially if you re going to be coming humanitarian aid to the countries that needed the most to deal with this crisis, and we all agree it s a humanitarian crisis, you re going to have people who will still be trying to leave. we are having some issues are and i with mexico, who now says they don t want to do this fact-check a system and ke
should want to do that. mike: i am for speeding up the asylum process and the legal immigration process to great amounts. we need to speed up a lot. that s totally fine. in san diego county, the county voted to open up a micra shelter in downtown san diego. we want migrants to go to an embassy come in a neighboring country from where you are fleeing, or to a port of entry. so we can give you proper care and put you in a shelter and connect you with people and places to go. that s a passionate compassiono do. harris: are you confident we can do that? because right now we have detention centers that are overrun. jessica and i have conversations that all the time, and she has read about this. we are at capacity as it is. mike: there s a compromise. we build the wild places that are necessary, not everywhere. harris: and where it s possible. mike: sure. and to speed up the process. jessica: that s why jim clyburn said toward the end of the shutdown that we can come to some comp
to what you said at the top, mike, about how this is more of the crisis than the argument about whether drugs were other things are coming across. because we dislike you to all of fentanyl go through and get caught through a port of entry. the drug problem, it seems, is outside the boundaries of this. but you say this should specifically be framed because amnesty.org and i ve got the website up here now is putting out numbers like one in 20 women under the age of 15 has been raped, and they looked at more than just our country. coming across borders. one in ten has experienced some type or form of sexual violence. as a lot of people. again, that s on the amnesty.org website. anybody can track it. so this isn t even a matter of democrats or republicans having a vision about walls and barriers or what not. those numbers are staggering. whatever we can do to mitigate that crisis as human beings we
i want to hold your hand, its number one status coming just days before they made their now-historic appearance on. sullivan show. a wonderful look back at the beatles. jon: what a great group. hey, thanks for letting me come in. sandra: it was great to have you this morning, jon scott. thanks for joining us. outnumbered starts right now. melissa: fox news alert, president trump is holding a meeting at the white house and the issue of human trafficking along the southern border. as the commander in chief refuses to back away from the option of declaring a national emergency to building portable. we are expecting comments from the president out of that meeting. this is outnumbered and i m melissa francis. here today, my partner, harris faulkner. fox news contributor and correspondent, katherine timpf. functions can become a jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch for the very first time, mike s leader. he has host of the mike slater radio show. harris: look at those.
raped along the way. i live in say diego. busiest border crossing the country. it was chaos, absolute chaos. it was a complete no-man s-land between the countries with an imaginary line between them. one area was called dead man canyon. full of migrants who have been robbed, raped, and murdered. they call them bandits. and the corrupt mexican police officers, murdering people in these canyons before he could take control. you know what we did? we built a wall. it you know what s there now? a mall. you can go to the polo outlet star and the wall is right ther there. melissa: why does a wall change what is happening on the way through? we are talking about people that are being victimized as they are trying to come into this country. mike: ultimately the goals to put the coyotes out of business. so they are not sending false hope to the migrants, the women and children coming across, that you can even make it across illegally and you have to properly go to a port of entry so we can