Fox News reporter Bryan Llenas warned a Nicaraguan immigrant not to swim across the Rio Grande and may have saved the man's life.

Reporting from Eagle Pass, Texas on Monday, Llenas aired footage of two migrants attempting to swim across the river to illegally enter the United States. One man was seen clinging to a cement pillar in the middle of the water; the other struggled to swim and was then submerged, never coming back up for air.

Llenas aired footage of the surviving man who eventually let go of the pillar and was carried downstream by the current caused by the release of water from a nearby dam. When the man, who identified himself as LB Castro, managed to pull himself onto the foot of a bridge, Llenas spoke to him in Spanish and told him about the situation.

"I told him that help was on the way and I pleaded with him to hold tight," Llenas reported, describing how he had shouted at Castro, pleading with him to not attempt the dangerous swim again. 

Immigration and border security are among the most contentiously debated issues in modern American politics, but neither side scores points when people die crossing the border. Llenas showed how journalism doesn't require setting one's humanity aside.

Fox News’ Rachel Campos-Duffy expressed pride in not being vaccinated as she talked about why she decided not to attend Saturday’s White House Correspondents Dinner.

Campos-Duffy hosted Fox & Friends with Will Cain and Pete Hegseth on Sunday, and they were joined by weekday host Steve Doocy — who attended the dinner along with his son, Fox News White House reporter Peter Doocy. As the elder Doocy reflected on the festivities and spoke about the event’s Covid protocols, Campos-Duffy said she was invited to go, but decided against it because she didn't want to comply with the event's vaccine requirements. 

From there, Campos-Duffy offered a retort to President Joe Biden, who knocked Fox News over those at the network who have been smearing vaccines even as their colleagues got inoculated and boosted.

Campos-Duffy objected to Biden's description of Fox as "all vaccinated," pointing to Hegseth as she declared, “He’s not vaccinated. I’m not vaccinated. We allow people choice. And so, that’s the part that I thought was so ironic.”

It's well past tiresome to hear certain on-air personalities at Fox News brag about being unvaccinated, but adding in the disdain for Covid protocols at a crowded indoor event just makes it worse.