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a solemn anniversary two years. hundreds of thousands dead, who attends our meat making gains and all eyes now on congress whether lawmakers will sign on to billions more in aden. ♪ >> without the aid, ukraine will lose the war progress it appears house speaker jon sent will not hold a vote on the senate bipartisan funding bill. >> no sooner than a week from now we will probably looking on the barrel of a government shutdown over a spending battle. >> it is absurd for us to devote so many resources, so much attention and so much time to a border conflicts 6000 miles away progress will talk with white house national security adviser jake sullivan says the additional aid to ukraine is vital. south carolina gop congresswoman nancy mace says it is a difficult sell to the american people. >> crisis at the border reports this week's president biden is

finally considering executive action to try to stem the tide of migrants. governors from across the country and political spectrum come to washington to call for urgent action because it does not matter if you're a border state we are all border states now regrets will sit down oklahoma governor kevin sticks democrat governor jared polis. plus. >> i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is right now. >> donald trump when south carolina primary picking up 50 delegates and handing nikki haley another defeat. >> i am not giving up this fight progress or political panel weizen looks ahead to tuesday battleground state michigan's primary. i'll right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> a look from fox news in washington. making headlines today, u.s. and coalition forces conducted joint strikes on 18 houthis targets and yemen overnights.

striking weapons and missile storage facilities. the iranian backed houthis have been attacking commercial ships in the red sea since shortly after the start of the israel hamas war. in russia, president official turn of the body opposition leader to his mother saturday eight days after the 47-year-old dissident died at a penal colony in siberia. russia's ally belarus is holding tightly controlled opposition leaders called quote eight senseless farce. president has really country for nearly three decades backed in ukraine by repelling counterattacks. in the moment are interviewed white house national secured advisor jake sullivan. but first let's turn to fox news senior affairs corporation correspondent greg a pal can't live in ukraine where ceremonies are being held to mark two years since the invasion.

>> hi yes. rush it mark the anniversary as you might have expect firing 18 drones into missiles overnights and other cities. we heard the sirens most were knocked down a r russia's mitess being felt here more and more. >> two years ago russians were against ukraine began. after vladimir putin's missiles rain down, tanks rolled in. writing ukraine from all sides. that moment marked a ceremony ty presided over by president zelenskyy and other western leaders and airfield outside of kyiv ukrainian soldiers face out and turn back the russians straightened out with the war turning into a grim and deadly battle of attrition, with the russian making inroads along the long front line zelenskyy praise newly signed security packs. >> we have not had such powerful agreements before. it is very important to whatever is promised and whatever volume needs to be executed.

>> still some $60 billion u.s. in military aid remains a blocked on capitol hill. senate democratic majority leader chuck schumer was a just to hear leading a congressional delegation pledging to deliver for ukraine. we will not abandon you. we will fight and fight and fight. to get this needed aid to you progress assistance appreciate in places like blue chinatown hit hard early on by it russians, patched up now but still feeling the pain. >> on the outside you see it is renovated but inside it is still hard. unto the men who came this week into a memorial in the center of kyiv a small flag representing a soldier killed in the war. >> it is sad, big sad progress i hate russia. they killed our future. >> ukrainian defense minister says that has an action plan for

2024. it can only say it is a powerful, strong, will offer hope and deliver results. all of those much needed right now. thirty-six greg appel, reporting, you. joining us know white house national security advisor jake sullivan. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me. >> restart the grim anniversary two years into the conflict russia's attack on ukraine. the "new york times" does not have an optimistic outlook putting it this way saturday, the forecasts are anything but optimistic the best ukraine can hope for in 2020 for many 2024 n officials and analysts say is to simply hold the line. so what is the argument to congress or the explanation to the american people and of the white house is asking for tens of billions more in aid to ukraine? where the finish line thing is how does this conflict resolve? >> first about let's take a step back. two years ago this month

everyone predicted ukraine would fall in a week or two that russia would march into the capitol of ukraine, and wipe it off the map. that did not happen and two years later not only did that not happen not only does kyiv stand but it's taken back half the territory russia occupied in those initial months of the war. so a lot of predictions about a lot of doom in ukraine have not borne out over time. there is not a shortage of bravery or courage on the part of the ukrainians. right now there is a shortage of bullets. the way to fill that shortage is for congress on a bipartisan basis to pass funding that will give ukraine the tools it needs to succeed and to ensure russia fails in a brutal conquest. we believe they are capable of doing them. in effect the bipartisan senate vote could be replicated in the house if the speakers but the bill in the floor break lecture talk about musician but senator jd vance is one of those he warned and that munich security conference is not just about writing checks we actually have

the inability to serve up some of the armaments and artillery that we would like to be able to get to ukraine. defense news has it this way the issue not only with the ukrainet now it got israel to worry about and china the threat as well. i think our armed forces do not have that munitions needed for contingency the end of pacific regent we certainly are not producing enough munitions to sustain operations of all three theaters at once. wargames have repeatedly shown the u.s. will run out of critical munitions only eight days into a high intensity conflict with china over taiwan. so what is the president's plan for rebuilding this a gap in a weaponry so we can help our allies and protect yourselves? >> first, shannon, we have discovered over the past two years since the start of the war in ukraine, since biden came into office the cupboards were not as full as they should have been based on underinvestment over the course of the past 20 years.

we have been working since day one of this administration to build up the defense industrial base to increase the production of critical munitions systems three years into the bite administration we are producing significantly more than the day we walked into office. second, this i bipartisan bill e senate just passed is the best answer to your question it contains substantial resources to enhance the production capacity of our defense industrial base so we can build munitions not just for ukraine but also to make sure the nine states military has the tools it needs to deter any adversary anywhere in the world at any time. if we do not pass this bill it is going to mean less money going to 40 of the 50 states of the united states that are currently in the process of producing critical munitions. we have got to get the money out the door. >> were going to talk to later in the show someone on the other side of that conversation about why republicans have their hesitations there been worried about transparency, but accountability for tracking and

following these funds. so we will get to that by one of actually talk about the sanctions the new round on friday. what we hear from voice of america the russian economy in 2023 outpaced both the u.s. and europe in terms of growth 3.6% despite being subject despite the sanctions being cut off her major global markets. politipolitical success unscento years in russia's economy has rebounded its factories are humming its oil and gas sales are relatively strong. what's another round of sanctions going to do? >> first i would just say a lot of those topline numbers you are seeing are the products of a massive amount of spending by the russian government on its military. what they are doing is spending down the reserves that they have depleting the warchest they had before the war by half or even

more that it's going to come replenish the kind of basic elements of technology that could transform russia into 21st century economy. in terms of war machine been resilient. when you keep chipping away at it. got to be relentless. it identifies the banks and the other instruments are trying to evade our sanctions. to get resources to russia, to allow them to continue to power their defense industrial base and try to cut off the sources of revenue, those transactions, those deals. we are going to have to do this day by day there's going to have two more rounds of sanctions as we go forward this has to be patient, painstaking work. but inch by inch we believe they will reduce russia's capacity to wage war and threatened its neighbors that's our intense ino spray. >> will be happy and want to

make sure we talk about throwing out israel and hamas. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu a publicly release his plan for when the war is over. this in ministration bite administration is very much about a two state solution but something netanyahu is rejecting saying it would reward the terrorterrorists, the attacks on october 7. also leave in a situation would constantly be at an exit essential threats. voice of america says about these plans that are out there publicly and through the white house is look at them, they stand in stark contrast to washington's vision for the war-torn territory. a sign of the deepening divide between his government and the administration of u.s. president joe biden. how deep would you say that divide is gotten? >> i've seen the reports on this. i have not actually been briefed by the israeli government i'm talking to my israeli counterparts later today to hear more because they have gone out in the press without coming to us to talk to all of this.

so i will wait and see i have some concerns and questions about what i've seen reporter in the press but often what's been reported in the press does not have the totality of what is going on. i will have a look at what they have this out tell you this abiding ministration position on the best way to ensure israel's long-term security which is a two state solution with israel security guaranteed and the steps to put in place to lock that in. we haven't moved an inch off that that continues to be our review we will continue working towards that include in close consultation with the israeli government. >> are white house national security adviser jake sold and think of your time. >> thanks for having me. >> joining us now south kind republican congresswoman nancy may submit congresswoman welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me today. >> let's pick up a weight left with jake billions where the white house has requested and funded with respect to helping ukraine you have her democrats out there say the hold up in the

house is helping russia. you are aiding moscow. our bret baier set down present zones if you days ago in ukraine here is what he said. >> we just want to live, to survive. we do not have alternative we ay just went to survive. i think people with their families with their children and they understand we are trying to save our house for us, our children for what's a message to people of ukraine why this is installed in the house? >> number one, we have given ukraine over $100 billion in their endeavor to defeat russia. this is what when they don't want to talk about policy. our probe puts it in pro- russia when nothing could be further from the truth. what we really are our pro america. our citizens international

security. the one thing you did not hear jake sullivan or joe biden say today or really ever, is defining our mission in ukraine they have yet to define that mission they have yet to set the strategy and they have yet to articulate how are we going to get out of the situation when every dollar we have is given to their country and is or is not successful, how do we get out of this? you have not heard that defined in the american people use or they've not heard that divide to congress. we had the answer would be talking about it perhaps there be more support for it. but the last thing i want to say is that this administration is put the borders of other nations of first rather than our own prayer before anything else happens with t ukraine and u.s. funding for ukraine i want to know is what are we doing about the invasion of our national security at her southern border? that should be the number one priority of joe biden and the advadmits ration. it. >> you guys are the ones blocking it, they say the president that you just went on vacation instead of staying here

to get something dow done the he is been out of session. that criticism is not just coming from the left but here's your former governor, nikki haley, talking about that. >> the problem is congress should have gotten in a room and kept going until they could get a strong bill out. instead they went home on break for two weeks. and then it president trump goes and tells them don't get anything done until after the general election. what about this idea the criticism president trump is calling the shots he's telling them what to do when you could heat from the white house and for the gop. >> first of all i don't ever take a break i work seven days a week i also do not take orders from anybody. i don't care if they have an art or a deed by their name. but the truth of the matter isn't a fact check that remark as house republicans have sent over not one but two border security bills. actually very strong border security bills including may of last year we passed hr two and it went to the senate were chuck schumer has sat on it.

he refuses to take it up the second bill is hom homeland secy appropriation bills which had strong border security language in it. again he refused to take it up. senate democrats have refused to take it up and said tried and failed to send over a mass amnesty built back over to the house which is now at the american people wanted you heard the american people stand up and speak out. that bill died on the vine and the senate did not make it out. we have been working really hard in the house under mike johnson's leadership i'll commend you for hauling the line of border security. >> another very heavy lift because the first batch of appropriation bills are due march 1 that is right this is after kicking the can down the road multiple times their real concerns about where this winds up democrats have said they blame in fighting the problems republicans are having for not being able to get those things done. they're going to blame you if there is a shutdown but here's congressman james clyburn.

>> if this government shuts down and people do not get their social security check and or their retirement check and people are laid off from work, they are going to have this laying right at the doorstep of the republican party. we are not going to back up from that one bit. >> politico reports there was a call, house white gop of the speaker last night and that there was frustration about the infighting. they say this, as a speaker works to defeat policy demands from democrats and secure gop priorities in those measures he acknowledged his dealmaking power is undermined by the fact that contingent of house republicans now routinely blocks gop measures are being debated with a simple majority bar for passage. in deed a letter out this week the house freedom caucus with a long list of things they are concerned about. they have priorities that clearly or if they are in the bill democrats are not going to vote for. so what happens? to be get these bills done is their government shutdown coming

and how worried are you about the republicans paying the price for that? >> i have seen different factions. tried to sabotage legislation especially regarding border security it's shocking to see that behind the scenes. but the fact of the matter is there are laws in this country that congress should follow including the 1974 budget and control act which says congress is supposed to, by law have a budget 12 appropriation bills to back up that budget and that is what we should be doing house republicans we passed 10 out of the 12 appropriation bills out of committee, seven of those bills have passed some of the floor of the house. it's up to the senate it should be to take those measures up, follow the laws in this country and let's it move for those of the bills we should beat negotiating office but instead senate democrats want to take a different path they want to blame everything, all of our failures on republicans but that's not the case we are doing our job we are following the law and trying to do our part but it is up to schumer who has killed every endeavor that we have tried to do to be responsible

about spreading this fiscal year end has killed it. shannon: mean other things at b settles in the gop before you can move anything is a new batch of bills is it do what we will track it we understand there may be some more from the negotiator tonight about what they have moving into this week will see you back here in washington congressman thank you. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> up next president trump's a big win in south carolina caps off a week that found him pulling away have president biden issues that voters tell us they care most about. our sunday panel is here to break it all down brand-new numbers right after this. one of the most important things you can do

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russia's taking crane territory for the first time in many months but here in america that's a weeks vacation. there just for ukraine in this critical moment will never be forgotten in history. >> president biden points the blame at the republican-controlled house, new polls show this growing skepticism about his ability to manage issues of foreign policy and national security. let's talk about with our senator former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell josh holmes by tiffany smiley, former kind of u.s. senate from washington state and chairman of rest when the american dream big buck and senior clinical analyst juan williams and susan page. usa today washington hero. welcome to all of you. reference to the bull that came out from mark at law school this week. they get pr give president trumn enormous edge on things like immigration and border security, 28 points. israel 15 for relation, seven points, susan that is a serious child for the white house on issues that voters tell us are

at the top of their last breath immigration a terrible dilemma for the white house. they indicate they want to take stricter measures on the border that creates problems with a more progressive democrats but same thing when it comes to the middle east. one of a first step to the michigan primary on tuesday as to how much trouble president biden will have with young people and with more progressive voters about what is happening in israel and on the gaza strip. shannon: too that point i want to bring up something the present is worrying about this on his left flank increasing her critcriticism and calls her peoe from his own party do not vote for him to vote for uncommitted looking had to that primary michigan on tuesday politico says this. inside the critical background state some democrats fear at the president's team does not appreciate the depths of discontent from arab-american and young voters. i would not be surprised by it and it loses the. i believe he wo you will by hund

50000 votes. it is a state you need in order to win. >> guess it is one of about seven i would say you could target at this juncture in february saying is necessary for whoever's going to win in november. let's point out in some ways you have to remember biden as a centrist in the 2020 primaries he won as a moderate the anti- chaos candidate in the general election in 2020 so to have people on the left criticizing him in some ways reinforces this image is not some kind of left wing guy that i think a lot of people on the right would like to caricature him as. you have to keep in mind also the last three elections book, i think it's more than that there are five points apart this is going to be a coin flip and november could be a very close election. if you think of it in those terms should think about the fundamentals of the race and right now the fundamentals of your sitting on the biden's i don't look that bad for the economy of the stock market set

a record this week. shannon: people are not feeling it would talk about the polls, people and feel it yet. >> writes but to my thinking is if i am running ads and by the way the biden people have a big advantage right now on money if you are running ads iran ads this is a great economy. jobs right now, unemployment record lows. you think about abortion as an issue ibf going on in alabama i run a ton of ads. >> we've seen that a number special elections. in all kinds of things that has been quite a pile of their presence interview with the president should go visit him in ukraine please, happy to see all of the candidates and all of the people who are decision-makers

who work in support, not to be against wharton equally means the. >> given everything that former present has said been critical about ukraine i can imagine if you showed up over there. there is he could do anything. i'm a counterintuitive take republican politics are here to security package of how they look around it falls under the following category. if you believe donald trump is under present of the nine states and genera 25 do you want to hand over a global place it's entirely degraded where it was under by the batch decision-making joe biden made? we are telling russia you're not going to support you can you're telling houthis you're not going to support taiwan.

and you are telling the middle east you have some reluctance about ultimately supporting israel. that greatly limits decision-making power a new president trump would have on the global stage. i think government funding and all of that this is something that requires a fresh set of glasses for an awful lot of people who may have viewed this incredibly dimly over the past few months. shannon: a lot of folks over me over 15 candidates in this race need glasses we'll see which set of glasses ends up on this. tiffany, you have navigated this as a candidate there are real landmines for both sides through this year. >> i think speaker johnson has a tough task ahead of him for sure. he needs to follow two rules number one, do no harm. and number two focus on priorities that majority in most of americans can get behind. number one we need to focus o on -- we cannot have a government shutdown that's harmful for americans is harmful

for republicans. i'm number two, president biden wants us ukrainian funding than why doesn't he secure our border? he would have a lot more support if he actually delivered results for the american people for the president has b anything one job that is to protect the sovereignty of the american people he is failing that it every single turn so let's secure our border do not tie it to any funding. and then as far as ukraine we are in this mess because of joe biden that is important to remember. his lack of a being able to make a decision before putin even invaded. at lettuce to the place we are in now and quite frankly he is not laid out in the success of any parameters any metrics for why the american people should be writing blank checks ukraine protects members of his own party think it be helpful for came out and articulated that to the american people we will see. that'll come do not go far will see later in the show. up next to border crisis continues to spiral out of control. now toward president biden is considered executive action for

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this is the best day of my life! ♪ ♪ the white house is insisting republicans are the one standing in the way of border security. breads invited speak into room. this friday slamming lawmakers for refusing to support his plan. in a moment we will be done by governors on both sides of the aisle who were there.

erin polis and kevin stitt. first will check with fox news correspondent alexis mcadams in eagle pass, texas with an update on the border crisis, hello alexis. >> hi shannon britt everywhere you look in eagle pass, texas you see razor wire and big fencing and the national guard like you're behind me. for syntactically texas governor says is working to slow the surge as pres president joe bids now reportedly buying what executive actions he can take. >> the border crisis rages on, presidpresident joe biden now admitting immigration system is just not working. >> over time our laws and resources have not kept up with immigration system and it is broken. i'm politics has failed to fix it regards biden touting is now failed bipartisan border bill blaming the ongoing surge of migrants and what he calls petty politics. >> speaker of the house has refused to vote on the bill even though again there is significant support.

>> hundreds of migrants from all over the world were dropped off in san diego california allowed to travel to their city of choice for atlanta, new jersey. with america watching closely the commander-in-chief never reportedly eyeing executive action on immigration. speaker mike johnson said the americans will not forget the president created this catastrophe. explaining americans have lost faith in this president will not be fooled by election-year gimmicks that don't actually secure the board of the standoff comes as police in georgia arrested this a venezuelan migrant for the murder of a 22-year-old university of georgia nursing student. police say laken it rightly went for a run on campus never came back. jose antonio ibarra was here illegally is now charged with kidnapping and murder. sources telling fox news that jose antonio ibarra across united states illegally back in

22 through el paso, texas. then was released into the united states on parole. >> we have a real problem our country has never been this way it has never been so dangerous or so sick. >> the venezuelan migrant remains in custody there in georgia as a governor of georgia, brian camp wrote a letter to the white house telling president joe biden he wants more information on that suspects immigration status demanding answers and calling on president biden to secure the border. shannon: alexis mcadams in eagle pass thank you. during out colorado governor gerry post oklahoma governor kevin stitt. great to have you here in studio together with us but even at the white house and spending time with the presidents. governor i want to ask you first wiseman the impact of the border on your us that we hear all states are border states and did you hear concrete solutions discussed? >> we heard a few excuses.

we believe the present is the executive he absently has the tools he needs to secure the border. we want to reinstitute remain in mexico policy. we were buying people there's a difference in immigration which we all know we need immigration policy and we need workforce. i am actually for state-sponsored work visas. but we have to have a secure border. we think there are tools in the two about this administration can use but fentanyl deaths are up 500% in oklahoma. we don't method deaths all those drugs are flowing through and then you look at chinese nationals coming through. then the terrorist watch list. there is certainly a bipartisan effort all the governors i talked to all know it is a problem and we don't the solutions are it is to remain in mexico and secure the southern border. >> governor i know one of your big issues is affordable housing. you have been repressing this in colorado but we know your state. we had denver's mayor on not long ago but he talked about the

tens of thousands of people who have shown up in colorado there here illegally. the pressure is on a number of states and towns sing we just cannot responsibly help in managing house how these people. how is the border getting issues handling colorado pre- >> how would listen better it's not a democratic or republican child it's an american challenge. we need to secure the border of course made more border patrol agents. congress is to fund them. congress needs to fund additional border security. of course some people are entering illegally and we failed to lock down that southern border because congress cannot act of course will increase the demand for housing and then only add to the cost of housing and communities across the country what we are undertaking a number of efforts to remove barriers to build new housing reducing permitting time, cutting red tape we also want to make sure we can secure the border to make america safer and make america

more affordable. shannon: we get this over and over again for the white house is about more money from border agents and enforcement which sounds good but opponents did not buy it. with this coming together in the senate they felt like it did not have enough teeth to it for enforcement there were work permits under the framework. >> that is the deal. it would be our plant what i try to explain to people in oklahoma it's imported into the border several times with governor abbott. there's 28 ports of entry it's a federal law it's illegal to enter the country anywhere but these 28 ports of entry. but what is happening is you've got people entering and is soon as they touch u.s. soil they are leading them into the country and giving them free pass to all the services and telling them to come back to a court date than they're blaming it on the court system there's five -- seven year wait. so we do think there is solution and unfortunately politics gets

involved in the city. but governors, we get along very well and are more practical about let's just solve this. let's put our heads together and solve the issue and then we can move on to state based work visas to support the needs of our communities and our workers. shannon: i want to play something from another one of our governors. who said this about what he heard. >> about the presid president ft an hour. the first half scripted off of a teleprompter. we were allowed to prearrange questions one from the democrats one from the republicans. the president responded to it. >> how would you describe this meeting? people here it was a teleprompter while he is meeting with you guys a group of you guys several thousand in the room to prearrange questions. was it free flow exchange of information quest work that sounds like a very controlled meeting pair . positional themes of u.s. he took another question from after

the two questions there is at least a third question. he spoke to us from the heart. he was a good free ranging discussion with the president. he was with us when he entertained the governors and their spouses at the white house last night. i think of course he heard from many of us who are concerned up border security is a plan to secure the border i think we need to get it done. we talked about a number of issues as well the president and dr. jill biden were very gracious in their time with the governors. >> did you talk at all about the budget? estate executives you cannot print money. you got to get your budgets done. we are staring down another potential problem of government shutdown by friday if we do not get a number of bills done any advice for d.c. fax we balance our budget. absolutely congress can do the same congress should do the same. i hope congress and take a lesson from the states and balance the budget. keep the government open >> head unit oklahoma?

what exact same way. we have to have a balanced budget we have to have think why is congress not doing their job and passing a budget? it has been in the '90s i think americans are super frustrated with the continuing red resolutions and the deficit spending. last year the government brought in $4.4 trillion it's important for americans to note that they spent 4.4 trillion? no they spent 6.1 trillion. that is unsustainable. now, 25% of the annual revenue or your salary is spent interest only we are spending a chilling dollars a year on interest of the national debt it's unsustainable it's not a mortgage payment you are doing principal plus interest are going to eventually pay off your house or pay off this debt. we are doing interest only it's never going to be paid off they are still spending 1.7 trillion

over whatever revenue is we got to have an honest conversation. american people are frustrated. quick set of us can run a budget that way at home. >> it is a unified message from democratic republic is congress and the states bounce the budgets, put america on the sound fiscal track in the state of colorado $1.6 billion budget surplus. many states have budget surpluses it's not hard to do if you spend your money wisely we cut taxes two times look at you guys per. >> plenty of agreement their pre- >> plenty of agreements. there's always people pitching a great idea do this government program. do this government program but if you do not have a limit on your spending why not spend 7,000,000,000,008,000,000,000,00 0, 10 trillion? your limit has got to be a revenue that is 4.4 trillion. it is just common sense americans know this was going on a washington d.c. question we don't run or states that way they should not do that here.

>> will seek a noise taking notes this morning. thank you for coming in together. >> , friday the government starts to run out of money again what is the plan on capitol hill this time around? and who gets blamed if the government actually shuts down? the panel is back after a quick break. you might want to pray with us. well, not the actual jesus. obviously, but let's spend some time with the real one. lord jesus. we take this moment today to simply be with you. we are lost. we are broken. but we are not alone. help us to grow closer to you. this lent, jesus name we pray. amen. join us in prayer. this lent on hallow.

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>> the white house pointed a finger house speaker mike johnson over the failure of congress to pass a border reform bill. we are back here with the panel. let me put up another pole for you here this is a monmouth. how is the president during an immigration?

26% approve 71 disapprove. 71%, one that is not a good start. but the white house on they say is their top issue along with the economy per. >> absently not good. there is no way to spend that one. but you have got to keep in mind again that from the white house perspective they put forward a bill as they understood it gave the republican house exactly what they have been looking for more border security. more personnel. the ability of the president to shut down the border in the case of service. even had support from a bipartisan vote in the u.s. senate including mitch mcconnell the republican leader you had the u.s. a chamber, border security they said yes this is a good deal house republican said no i think for the white house this says now going forward in the campaign we can say they rejected a deal why did they reject the deal?

because they prefer the political issue to the political solution. >> tiffany those are optics republicans have to deal with now that kind of president trump is calling the shots to tell him how to vote he sound them to vote no on this. there were a lot of skeptics in the house and saw things in the bill they felt like they could not possibly vote for. >> you're standing up for the american people. and to your point, juan the president has the authority to secure the border right now. he has that ability he is sort of walking that back down saying now that it's election and i am seeing these numbers, maybe i will do something about the border. look at the young nursing student killed at the university of georgia of the american people are sick and tired of america not being safe and only seeing a get worse. joe biden is not laid out a plan to give any american boat or vision for a future of their life is going to get better. shannon: now is talk about potential using executive action that's brought up a lot. unhappy about what they are hearing what he may do it they

say this many of the changes you are reportedly contemplating would not only say your legacy they would undo your own efforts to adhere to u.s. and international asylum law, return refugees to harm and create widespread crate chaos and suffering at the border, josh? >> all this is a daylight and dollar short for the bite administration i do not think there is a single issue anywhere in america that is greater definition between the contrast of where donald trump is and how he views border security and where joe biden is and where he views border security. everybody remembers the debate stages when joe biden was up with this hand in the air saying he would open the border and provide all kinds of different services to illegal immigrants are in the 2020 primary. they always remembered day one resending of the emergency designation for the border. he got rid of sam mexico policy. all of this has been a deliberate a very serious act by the bite administration and now

they see the polls and want to get out from underneath it. the problem is there. there's no way to undo it. >> i want to make sure we get to the fact there was a primary election yesterday and south carolina. i want to put up the results of the polling was spread as wide as 30 -- 35 points between president trump and nikki haley. looks like it ended up at about 20 points, susan that is still quite a blow out. but as nikki haley's folks say she always outperforms for. >> 's 20 points in her home state it's really hard to spin this as anything but a demonstration of donald trump's hold on this nomination there is no longer the south carolina primary over there is no longer any kind of credible path for nikki haley to win the nomination. but the republican party is a pretty long history of nominating people when they run the second time you think about ronald reagan or john mccain or bob dole or george h.w. bush it seems to me as nikki haley is

this points playing a long game for. >> at this point politico says there may be and i told you so moment why she sticking around in a scenario which trump loses in november haley assured to be viewed in a different light her message will have been validated departed would be coming off for successive election disappoint with all of which would be linked to trump josh, at this point is the current gop base want to hear that? i do not know if he loses in 24 whether they are going to be open to the argument for her like i told you this is going to happen. >> at the republican party were to lose there would certainly be changes after four successive elections but whether it nikki haley as a beneficiary of that, that remains to be seen. but i also think additional motivation for nikki haley areas we've got the most political dynamic that we have we have two octogenarians as nominees or both parties. the enter of a court room and 91 different indictments on one

side. got a president, a sitting president diminished by the day. if you are just hanging around for a while you are likely to see some things. [laughter] i cannot imagine that some part of the calculus she has going forward. >> blocked marquette law school pole has her head to head how happy are you she doesn't like does look likeshe's going be th? [laughter] i hear republican stroke all the time democrats of the biggest boosters of donald trump. they wanted trump because it nikki haley sums things up. clearly the negative campaigning has not started from democrats against nikki haley. we have to see where that goes. i keep in mind picking up on josh's point of how dynamic this is, trump is not 150% in iowa, new hampshire, the fact she gets 40% running against what is essentially an incumbent president i don't know. shannon: are my folks in south on it democrats give out any primate we don't how much of that showed up for nikki haley. panna, thank you very much we'll see you next sunday put up x a

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♪ ♪ shannon: a new children's book will be released this week with the goal of inspiring african-american children to consider becoming doctors. willis watson is a wanna wannabe is the story is of a young boy who ponders a career in the meddle field after seeing someone who looks like him caring for his grandfather. it's the brain child of the founder of the lazarus cancer foundation. she's worked for decades to connect underserved cancer patients with care. dana joined me this week the discuss how she hopes this book will close a gap. it's our sunday special. welcome to "fox news sunday." what a charming, wise, inspiring book. it is so sweet, and every character has such a positive message. why was it important to get this book done? >> we do a lot of work if in underserved communities of color, and one of the messages that i hear all the time in relation to seeking out medical care is i wish i could see a doctor like me.

and a friend of mine who lives in philadelphia, he's an african-american manage he said, you know, dana, only 500 -- at the time -- students who are in medical school are black. out of, like, 40,000. and i thought, oh, my goodness. like, this is a whole other barrier that i hadn't even thought about. i knew of an author, carmen bogan, who is an african-american woman. she wrote a book about a young african-american boy, and and i thought, oh, by goodness, this is perfect. for carmen. and so i just picked up the phone and gave her a call, and our 20-minute scheduled conversation turned into two and a half hours and literally that's how willis watson is was born. shannon: so willis has a number of heroes and people to look up to in this book. his grandfather, who is a war hero, who then ends up in the hospital, but then little willis sees a doctor that looks like him?

>> willis was actually very frightened by being in the hospital, in the medical setting, very uncomfortable. and hen many walks this -- or then in walks this, you know, african-american man who is so kind to willis but also is taking care of his gramps. , and that made a very positive impression if on willis, and he thought, wow, you know, maybe there is an opportunity for me to become a doctor. and he may never have had that thought had he not been in the presence of an african-american doctor. shannon: are we make progress on that? are the numbers improving? are people feeling like medical school is a good option for them? >> you know, it's something that we really need to pay attention to because african-american, black population is disproportionately impacted especially by cancer. they make up 13% of our population, and yet, you know,

only 5% of doctors are african-american. shannon: willis is such a great illustration and a lovable character that i think everyone in this book you'll want to spend more time with. dana, thank you very much for spending time with us. >> thank you. thank you so much. shannon: willis watson is a wanna by will be released tuesday. and if you want to check out the cancer foundation, visit lazarex.org. she's there to help. that's it for today. thank you for joining us, i'm shannon bream. have a great week, we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ much. pete: more "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ ♪ maria:oo