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All right. Welcome back to vice president of the National Border Patrol Council joined John Bachman Now. He warned that morale along among law enforcement at the border is lower than ever. Have been in 21 years. I've never seen morale. This bad. Uh not anywhere Close to this bad. It's so far down in the toilet that is, it's. It's a shame. Um and yeah, and it's just getting worse. Daily agents are leaving as soon as you're able to retire. Agents that have only been in a few years are already looking for greener pastures and other agencies, and some are leaving law enforcement altogether because they and in their eyes. It's just not worth it. Scary stuff here to react visiting fellow for the Heritage Foundation, form acting. Ah CBP commissioner. It's senior law enforcement analyst right here at Newsmax. Mark Morgen joins us right now. Thank you, sir. Um you know, as the son of a cop I've over the years I've heard a lot of cops sitting around grouse and stuff and after the priest and softball game over beers, talking about all the stuff they heard about the job, but deep down, they loved it every single day going out there . Um And it sounds to me when the morale of the men and women who boots are on the ground is down. That's a really bad sign from us even worse than Administration and legislation. Those are the people that got to be into that job. Yeah John, But you're You're right. You've got to look behind. Why the morale? Why the complaining? You're spot on there. Look these men and women signed up to serve a law enforcement operation and law enforcement mission to protect our nation's borders from a vast set of complex arrest facing this from outside this administration, and they know it because they feel every single day has taken that mission away has prevented them to do their law enforcement duty and really relegated them to be nothing more than a federal travel agency. Relegated to facilities processing facilities shepherd an illegal aliens in the United States every single day when they hear about a drug overdose or poisoning. United States It hurts them because they know those drugs are coming across a wide open southwest border because there are no longer on the front lines protecting this nation. They know that criminal aliens or our point across our wide open southwest border and potential necessary Curitiba threats, so when they hear about an illegal alien, claiming another victim, an American citizen, it hurts. Because they know they're not able to do their job that they signed up for. One of the things I'm seeing here Mark in New York is the really experienced cops, the guys that been off for years , so you need to mentor these younger kids. They're getting out because they feel like the administration doesn't have their back, and the...