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'Bordertown' Takes on Central Political Issues, at the Edge of the Country

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The California Report's Queena Kim has been out of the host chair this month doing some reporting. And, it appears, watching a lot of TV -- in particular, "Bordertown." That's an animated sitcom on FOX right now. Queena says it gives us an insight into what's going on this election season.

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