He brings up a matter that touched a memory of what was being said by my friend--and sometimes people say that sarcastically--John Garamendi is a friend. He is a good man. But there were people talking before us about the drugs and that 90 percent of the drugs are coming through our legal ports of entry. I have been contending for some time, having spent so much time on the Texas-Mexico border, we cannot know how much drugs is coming where. They are catching more drugs coming through the legal port of entries. But there have been all hours--virtually every night down on that border south of McAllen, southwest there, where the border patrol tell us: We know. They send a group of people across in the middle of the night; they know we have to all come to start processing them, asking the questions, and we know that is when the big drug shipments come across, and they know we are tied up. And how do we know how much drugs? Nobody can say there is a percentage. I now yield to my good friend, Ralph Norman.
Louie Gohmert: “He brings up a matter that touched a memory of what was being said by my friend--and sometimes people say that…”
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