That's the British Broadcasting Company, not the Bisbee Breakfast Club, about which more later. The video below just came up in my YouTube feed. It's a feature about the border, the wall, the President and his Party. Click through to see the vid and I'll supply some background.

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It looks to me like the film crew flew into Phoenix, rented a Suburban and drove down I-10 to the border at Naco. They must have taken I-10 to Benson and turned south on Highway 80 going through St. David, Tombstone, Bisbee and finally to the twin cities of Naco. They didn't stop in Tucson, all the urban shots are Phoenix. The background during the first minute or so features the current border fence and some small summer storms. I'm pretty sure the hill that the reporter is standing on is located east of Naco. In the background you can see the towns of Naco, Arizona and Naco, Sonora divided by the fence. That fence is ugly enough, no ? Many of us remember when the border was just two or three strands of barbed wire if that. Nobody in Southern Arizona wants a wall like the ones separating apartheid Israel from Palestine. Trump's Fox News-viewing supporters elsewhere might think it's a good idea but nobody down here wants it, except maybe that one bar owner in Tombstone who appears later in the video.

At the 1:42 or so we are in Bisbee, at St. Elmo's Bar in Brewery Gulch. I've been in there a time or two. It's nothing special, just yellow beer and a pool table with not enough room to play. I play at the Bisbee Grand when I'm down there. They've got a full-size table and plenty of room. As for the beer, the Old Bisbee Brewing Company is right across the gulch from St. Elmo's and they have a good IPA. At about 1:53 we are in downtown Bisbee, across the street from the mining museum and down the hill from the Copper Queen.

At around the 4:22 mark we are driving west on I-10. We see a long line of idled locomotives stashed on a siding south of the freeway. It goes on for miles. They are idled for the same reason that illegal immigration is down, the U.S. economy has not recovered. There's not enough aggregate demand, reducing the need for shipping goods and hiring construction labor. At the 5:20 mark we're back in Bisbee, or nearby, in the little "suburb" of Lowell. It is here that we find the BBC. Perhaps the crew had breakfast there. Finally, starting at about 6:15, there's the segment in Tombstone, with the Trump supporter, who owns a bar, which I will make it a point never to patronize.

The Tombstone guy was standing behind the President and to his left at the Phoenix rally. Here's a vid about the black Trump supporter who was behind him to his right in Phoenix.

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You can read more about the border and immigration HERE and HERE.