A far left MS NOW news crew traveled to the southern border seeking a story about immigration and government plans for border barriers.
Instead, the crew produced an accidental comedy after becoming stranded in the remote Texas desert and requiring help from Border Patrol agents.
The network formerly known as MSNBC dispatched correspondent Antonia Hylton and her crew to the Big Bend region of Texas for the debut of “The Assignment.”
Their reporting trip took them to the Alvarado Ranch, where the group apparently discovered that desert terrain does not care about media credentials.
Shortly after leaving the ranch, the crew ran into trouble when its Jeep Wagoneer became stuck as daylight faded.
The same federal agents regularly criticized by left-wing media outlets suddenly became the people the stranded journalists desperately needed.
“As the sun went down, our Jeep Wagoneer bottomed out in the desert,” Hylton said.
That is one way to describe a vehicle becoming firmly acquainted with the unforgiving Texas landscape.