On “The Five,” host Greg Gutfeld compared the reports to a bad apartment tenant trying to cover up damages before moving out.
\n“The Biden clean-up is just like what lousy tenants do when they move out in order to save their deposit,” he said. “You know, you get the fresh coat of paint over the bloodstains \u2013 then go to Albertson’s and rent the giant special vacuum that sucks up hair and teeth.”
\nGutfeld said the difference, however, is that the American people are the “landlords” in this situation, and they are able to watch the proverbial quick touch-ups being done in real time.
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\niden could benefit from the sudden enforcement and clean-up, he said, noting the president could now point to the current state of the area and say that everything is in place and working efficiently on the border.
\n“And he’ll get away with it because the media doesn’t care,” Gutfeld noted.
\nCo-host Jesse Watters added Biden is not on a “fact-finding mission”\u00a0at the border, but a “fact-hiding” one.
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\n“You want to show the president what it’s like, not hide from the president the reality of the situation. So then you can go back to Washington and say, \u2018This is what we need to do\u2019,” he said.
\n“He did a photo-op at the wall he defunded: Think about that. And he thinks this is some sort of success story. He defunded that wall, and a day ago, there were about 50 migrants sitting there, and then they clear them all out.”
\nThe\u00a0Border Patrol\u00a0union is also slamming Biden\u2019s trip, remarking on the reported clean-up.
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\n“El Paso being cleaned up as if nothing unusual ever happened there,” the\u00a0National Border Patrol Council tweeted Friday. “Just in time for Biden’s \u2018visit to the border.\u2019”
\n“We suggest just landing in Des Moines, Iowa and telling him it’s El Paso. He’ll never know the difference,” the union wrote.<\/p>\n