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WATCH: Emotional Geraldo Rivera: We Treat Caravan Riders Like Zombies From 'The Walking Dead'

Fox News' Geraldo Rivera got rather emotional on Tuesday's episode of "The Five." Jesse Waters asked Geraldo a simple question: is the media unfairly characterizing what's taking place at the border by showing one image of a woman with a child despite them being surrounded by men. That's when Geraldo lost it. 

“This is something that goes to the very quick This goes to my soul. Fulfilling my role as the designated piñata on Fox News, I wanna say I am ashamed. This tear gas choked me," Geraldo said, visibly distraught. "We treat these people — these economic refugees — as if they’re zombies from ‘The Walking Dead.’ I think we arrested 42 people, eight of them were women with children! We have to deal with this problem humanely and with compassion! These are not invaders. Stop using these military analogies. This is absolutely painful to watch!”

Geraldo then reminded viewers of one thing that Lefties frequently use as a talking point: that we're a nation of immigrants.

"We are a nation of immigrants. These are desperate people. They walked 2,000 miles! Why?! Because they want to rape your daughter or steal your lunch? No! Because they want a job. They want to fill one of the millions of unfilled jobs that we have in the agricultural sector. They want to wash dishes in the restaurants. They want to deliver the pizzas," Geraldo explained. "For goodness sake – Can't we suspend our humanity when it comes to this issue? And I fear that it is because they look different," Geraldo explained, rather emotionally. 

The Fox News co-host also took to Twitter to explain his feelings about the issues at the southern border.

Geraldo seems to be missing one point: we know, for a fact, that there are criminals on the caravan from Central America. Caravan riders admitted it.

Second problem: If we give amnesty to every illegal alien in the country, at what point do we stop? Do we allow everyone in, go back to our immigration policies as normal and then in another 10-20 years we pass another massive amnesty bill? That doesn't solve the issue. That's merely putting a bandaid on a problem.