New Mexico border rancher to Biden: ‘Do the right thing and finish the wall’

The influx of illegal immigration in the first month of the Biden presidency, coupled with the end of construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall, is leaving a New Mexico cattle rancher feeling "terrorized," he said Saturday night.

"It’s a horrible feeling knowing that your ranch, your property, your family is now the funneling point of all the traffic that’s coming through this area now," Johnson told "Watters’ World" host Jesse Watters. "This gap is right south of my house so all of this stuff is coming right by my house and my family is exposed to it on a daily basis." Johnson said he feels the need to travel, weapon in hand, around the property his family has owned for 100 years to have "some sense of security."