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related texas's operation lone star. we spoke with chris cabrera who had this to say about the ongoing crash investigation. >> they were tracking some people crossing the country and in the process of looking for them. they had a mechanical unit down in a hard landing. >> reporter: in eagle pass, texas, migrants continue to arrive at the southern border. our cameras captured this group of 100 migrants at a hydro plant in a fenced off area at shelby park. we are not seeing as many groups as you saw there but seeing smaller groups arriving here coming across the rio grande but hearing about police

responding to calls of suspected human smuggling and trespassing. p neil: the border is a big issue and the president tried to put the finger on republicans in the state of the union address. lucas tomlinson joins us from the white house. >> we reached out to the white house for reaction to that crash in texas. president biden did not mention anything about good executive actions on the southern border, he blamed congress. >> president biden: my republican friends of what to the american people to get this done. the result is a bipartisan bill with a tougher set of border security forms we have ever seen. >> reporter: during biden's first three years in office nearly 8 million migrants have been encountered on the southern border. millions more were not detained and others never seen on camera. the third highest group come

from india according to the washington post, most are middle-class. during donald trump's first four years in office, 2.4 million crossed the border into the united states. president biden received pushback from progressive members of his party who took offense to the word illegal to describe the accused killer of the young woman at the university of georgia, laken riley. >> lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. >> should have used the word undocumented. i don't believe the president's heart is with the word illegal. >> reporter: bob novak said i will try to give peoples heads or hearts, i take them at their word. president biden, a critical swing state in the 2024 election. neil: thank you, lucas tomlinson at the white house.

democratic texas congressman, always good to see you. what do you think of this back and forth? is it still a mess? >> reporter: it is. we have up proposal, a bipartisan proposal that both parties have talked about for a long time and we need to stop playing games. we have great members on both sides that support this proposal and it calls for 1100 federal agents, over 100 immigration judges to have fast processes turning people around and turning them away. new asylum officers, we are releasing people without an asylum interview because we don't have a personnel. we need to get this done and give the president authority to shut the border down. these are proposals that we should be turning into legislation and assure this president and future presidents have access to the ability to keep the border safe. neil: the president's power to do a good deal on his own like he did the day he took office when he rescinded executive

orders of his own, dozens of such orders from his predecessor. if he's so ticked off about the bipartisan measure failing, why doesn't he do that? >> it is a bipartisan effort. we are a democracy. neil: it's not working and they say it is his fault, he says it is therefore, he is the president, he can sign something like he needed to reverse a lot of stuff donald trump is doing. it is a good bet, donald trump will reverse a lot of stuff come a the executive order for biden's doing, why doesn't president biden sort of do it now? >> my safe zone act i have been pushing for the administration to do on executive order in central america and colombia where people get processed and take the pressure off the southern border so i'm open to both sides but at the end of the day we have a bipartisan effort in the senate that would

have passed if donald trump hadn't come in and told them not to. they want to campaign on this issue. neil: democrats are rallying around the bipartisan effort, donald trump stopped republicans from supporting it. republicans come back and say it is all president biden, he can issue executive orders and reverse a lot of this. it is a political issue and each side using it as a lever to get what it wants. >> there is a lot of nonsense on capitol hill. i don't see this as a democratic or republican problem but as an american problem that requires bipartisan solutions. i don't mind the president doing this on an executive order but we need to get something done. democrats and republicans should work together to find solutions for the southern border. neil: i give you credit, you have come up with a lot of novel ideas to reduce the

pressure on the border. having said that, i want your thoughts on this dustup over illegal versus undocumented who shouldn't be here. when the president was asked about this, using the term illegal, couched it in a different way, this is different. >> president biden: lincoln riley, an innocent woman who was killed by an illegal. >> should have said undocumented. >> should have used the word undocumented. i don't believe the president's heart is with the word illegal. >> using the word illegal to describe immigrants last night? >> president biden: technically not supposed to be here. neil: isn't that what illegal means? technically not supposed to be here?

>> let's not sweat the small stuff, let's not get caught up on the words and terms. we have of a lot of work to address for the american people and it is unfortunate we waste time on discussing one single word the president said. neil: i put this in the context of election year but there's an effort afoot, talk to the secretary of state of georgia, to make sure those who vote in that state our legal citizens to vote in that state. he has run into a buzz saw of criticism he has to do and talk about something so obvious but that criticism has come from many democrats who claim it is racist, that it goes too far, doesn't protect the rights of those in this country, those who are in this country legally versus illegally. what do you think? >> we need to make sure everyone who vote is a legal citizen of this country. i have no problem with that. neil: an effort to make sure

that is the law on the books, you don't view that as racist or sliding one group of people? >> no. we don't get to vote in france and the french don't vote in the united states and that is the way it is. neil: i would like to vote in france just to say that. let me get your sense of where we stand on the latest effort to get the government open and stay open, the latest measure the president expects to sign will do so but essentially through march most of the government through the end of the fiscal year but we keep doing this. do you think there is a better way to do that? other people say that option is getting long in the tooth? >> we need to figure out a budget for the country. it should be a bipartisan issue. we shouldn't be arguing about budgets to pay our bills and this misbehavior.

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>> president biden: those bragging about overturning roe versus wade have no clue about the power of women, but they found out when reproductive freedom was on the ballot, 2022, we will win again in 2024. [cheers and applause] neil: that was a little awkward, supreme court justices there as the president fingers them and says they botched another decision. if this is ringing a bell, it should. pay attention to what barack obama did, essentially the same thing 14 years ago. >> with all due deference to separation of powers, last week this up in court reversed a century of law that i believe will open the floodgates for special interests, including foreign corporations, to spend

without limit in our election. [applause] neil: remember justice alito, he was not happy about what he was hearing. john yu was the assistant attorney general of the united states, you had your differences with the supreme court, and the supreme court with you but to call them out and not recognize the separation of powers and how decisions are made and what you as executive branch leader can do going forward, that is a different matter and putting the focus on them just seems wrong. what do you think? >> president biden made sure there aren't going to be any justices at next year's state of the union. this is not something i don't think they should do. so many partisan attacks,

partisan demands at the state of the union, the justices are there to show institutional support pretty nation. biden is making harder for them to be there. it is an appropriate two and reasons. people didn't catch this during the commentary. this is the president whose administration is going to the supreme court right now to knock out his main competitor, trying to prosecute donald trump. what happens if they win? what if the admin station does succeed in stripping immunity from donald trump for prosecution? people say biden browbeat the supreme court and the supreme court benefits the to this political pressure. biden needs the supreme court to be institutionally independent and stronger and all he's doing is making a political target. neil: not only is the supreme court independent but chief of

staff, military representatives in the full house and senate. it is an institution. we always know that it is political. you can go back to the time nancy pelosi was ripping up donald trump's speech as he was wrapping things up. the quorum is gone. that's not a legal issue but i am wondering, you touched on it whether it is worth the supreme court justices even showing up. >> i don't think so. they are there by choice. they don't have to go. it is a tradition. some years only one or 2 justices came. president biden and his party are going to say we are standing up for institutions, defending the country, democracy, from donald trump. that start to ring hollow when he turns around in front of the country and start attacking nine of the most important institutions in the country. suppose something crazy happens next january 6th.

our country is going to need a supreme court that is independent and above politics to resolve controversies like they did. biden is harming himself and harming the country if he starts attacking, the justices are smart to preserve their independence and not go to the state of the union anymore. neil: if he didn't introduce it by bashing the court, saying let the american people decide in an election how they feel about it but leave it at that. these other issues, fani willis in atlanta, the case that can't go away. is it your sense, the judge has a week to decide if she should go or i don't know if it goes as far as dropping the case entirely but what is going on? >> going to the august heights, until it is worse in this case where you have seen details come out about how the da's

office in fulton county is working. hard to believe a trial judge would say in the best interest of justice in order to preserve the integrity of the justice system in fulton county so people have faith in prosecutors and what judges do i can't allow fani willis to stay in charge of this case, doesn't mean donald trump gets acquitted but the state will rule to another prosecutor somewhere else in georgia. neil: the whole office has got to be embarrassed by this. if she goes, they are out of. where else does this case go? explain the process. >> it is murky because it doesn't get used very much. the whole office, you see witnesses who are being asked do you know about fani? they are implicated. georgia has a process where you go to a council, state council,

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borrow money, $450 million verdict he lost to the attorney general whether he was inflating mortgages so interesting thing, he was able to get a bond from the insurance company. you have an expert in the insurance business, i pay what state farm tells me to pay. he was able to get $91 million, he's not going to get cut off. a lot of people worry the state has said you can't borrow from donald trump yet he was able to go to the markets and get a loan. neil: thank you very much for following these legal developers. we are following what happens when nikki haley left the race, all the donors, millions of dollars, where do you think they are going? after this. then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! from a doctor?

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neil: nikki haley is out of the race, so what about people giving millions of dollars to keep her in the race. jonathan bush, a big backer. to mark meredith on the quest to give those people money as well. >> reporter: anyone is asking for money these days. nikki haley's campaign wrapped up the day after supertuesday, she said she's going to support the republican nominee but stopped short of an endorsement of donald trump. we see president biden trying to court her supporters and nikki haley tried to get people to reject the magm movement saying she's reaching out to those republicans, haley said she has no interest in running as a third-party candidate.

what about those haley supporters in swing states. biden is making a play for them directly. his campaign pointing out a statement saying donald trump made clear he doesn't want to nikki haley's supporters which i want to make clear there's a place for them in my campaign. i know there's a lot we won't agree on. trump did prevail over nikki haley but his social media accounts continued to mock her saying she got trounced on supertuesday but invited her supporters to join him. the editorial board some did up, nikki haley's defeat confirmed trump's nomination of the republican party exiting wishing the last of never trump conservatives, the former president could be stopped if only he faced a head the head race against a credible alternative. almost all of trump's former challengers like ron santos, vivek ramaswamy through their support behind trump and the outgoing rnc chairwoman says the party is united behind the former president. >> we recognize him for the

overwhelming success he achieved learning the support of 90% of republican delegates and acknowledge he is not only our presumptive nominee, but will be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: trump is short of clinching the republican nomination, that could change on tuesday after georgia holds its primary, trump will be in georgia north of where we are, president biden will be where we are in atlanta trying to reach out to minority voters. that will happen this evening. neil: we will see what happens. i want to go to jonathan bush. a lot of people in the extended bush family, he takes exception to that but has a great sense of humor about it. good to have you back. the latest is first of all nikki haley would lose, she did, all that saying a lot of people who voted for her will

go to me anyway but a good many of them won't. what are your thoughts? >> the polls agree with donald in this case. 35% of nikki haley voters in the last paul said they would not go to trump if haley lost. i don't know if that means they go back home. our super pac was targeting folks that have not come to the polls, independents and others trying to bring them to nikki haley and not let their discussed of the two presumptives keep them out of the game. we got some of that but that is the group in play. donald capps out at 47% no matter how you slice or when you slice it and then you've got nikki haley's group that caps out 60% willing to go to him.

we've got, can biden prove he is awake faster than trump can prove he is reasonable, to get that group to go their way? i am thrilled that nikki haley did not just collapse as the others, always love the line from lyndon johnson, run with the antelope, joined with the club. neil: there's more in the republican pretty beginning with mitch mcconnell who said he would support donald trump, senator john thune of south dakota could be the next leader of republicans in the senate. it seems like for want of a better term, republicans in name only, and unfair characterization. i thought they were talking about my size but that's another issue. what do you think of that, your family, this iconic family like

the roosevelts and kennedys, we had so many, have been shunted aside. it is historically accurate. i kind of -- whether you agree or not, democratic dynasties, republican dynasty, your view, your whole family, passé. what do you think? >> i always felt than anybody trying to make us go somewhere in the past mrs. the whole point of this country. our condition is one of progress. some say it should be government led progress and some say it should be a bottoms up innovation process and the crazy ones is the way things should evolve. the idea of going backwards, whether this idea of republican elite led party or make america great again regressive is him,

either one of those are great models -- neil: is closer. your cousin i should say, jeb bush made an overture, it seems, to donald trump in this editorial in the wall street journal talking how unfair it was for the new york prosecutors go after him and his business practice. some took that as a reproach of the bush family, donald trump, is that true? >> i don't think that is the way to see it. he may be interested in making friends with donald. that's up to him. donald has made a lot of pay out of childish maneuvers on the part of the democrats that are wrong and inappropriate. it doesn't make him more appropriate. in this country, it is legal to be a jerk. it is legal to exaggerate, to

say inappropriate things, the forming of humanity or whatever. neil: doesn't sound like you are supporting donald trump. >> it is shirts and skins. i don't know. in the end there i may be holding my nose at the ballot, absolutely. your topic today, i like that nikki haley is holding her energy saying let's try to see if you can be reasonable for more of your time on the air and you will draw some of these people over as opposed to tantruming your way to the votes. neil: let us know when you make your decision. apologize for jumping on you. jonathan bush, what happens now. out of control. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans. with so many choices on booking.com

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neil: your take on donald trump has raised eyebrows with his criticism of nato and those countries that paid up, might have been an exaggeration offered in one speech but want -- want you to invade a country that doesn't keep minimum of 2% for defense. what do you make of that? >> we made a lot of european countries uncomfortable and they did the right thing. secretary-general stoltenberg to this day would say $400 billion flowed into nato's defense operations because what donald trump did.

confident the next trump administration will do the right thing for america and nato will be a central part of that. neil: whoever does become the next president, bottom line, security around the globe looks dicey these days not only with the back-and-forth of nato, but what's happening around the red sea, houthi rebels know matter how many times we strike them have a nasty habit of striking back, the latest attack killing three people in the process. stephanie bennett has more from london. >> reporter: houthi rebels and their forces said they launched their largest attack in the red sea on ships despite daily counterattacks from us and uk ships since january. what they claim is a campaign of solidarity, the palestinians during the war in gaza. the irani and backed, dozens of

drones over the red sea and the gulf of aden this morning lasting over two hours. us central command says they and other allies stopped the attacks by shooting down 15 of the 37 drones, 8 of which were shot down by french and danish warships, the commercial ship was targeted is singapore -- it had issued messages that had no connection with israel but the houthis claimed it was toward the us. no damage or injuries were reported in all of this. that houthi said the attack had been a success. a houthi attack on a barbados flagship, 3 sailors marking the first civilian casualties. they continue their attacks when it stopped and the siege on the palestinian's -- the gaza strip is lifted. humanitarian supplies rare dropped, the animations is virtually all of its

2.3 million people struggling, they face starvation. several others injured after those aid packages too faster. 2 million males a day and for humanitarian aid, could be seen loading onto a spanish ngo ship docked in cyprus. the head of the european commission said the maritime court or can start operating to gaza to relieve the situation. as far as the cease-fire goes, hamas left negotiations on thursday in egypt without a deal. the hope is they do come up with a solution before tomorrow night. neil: thank you for all of that. stephanie bennett with the latest in london. the retired 4-star army general fox news contributor, let's talk to the houthi rebels, keep

striking at them, the wherewithal to strike back and they are killing people. i am wondering how -- what you make of the progress. telling everyone making progress, making sure they couldn't make it. >> unfortunately for the sailors who lost their lives, almost a matter of time. the houthis aren't using any new technology or tactics, the same intermediate missiles that hit the bridge. that will continue. part of the challenge as discussions go on, people keep using the word deterrence. we are not deterring them. we are degrading them. we are degrading their ability to conduct these attacks but the irani in this, deterrence

means changing their mind and decisionmaking cycle and won't deter the houthis, we have to detour the irani and his. they are getting the head nod to do this and the houthis said they are going to keep up these attacks until israel ceased operations in gaza. the houthis meant we will kick off these attacks until iran tells us to stop. neil: iran, they don't comment one way or the other, pulling the strings seems to be the impression. we don't do anything directly to iran. may maybe it is time to show. >> iran has perfected this type of warfare with proxies, hezbollah, hamas, houthis, where they can claim innocence. they can be at arms length.

they had not done well when they get involved with iraqi or iran. so they are perfectly happy with hezbollah, hamas, houthi, during -- doing their dirty work if the houthis take casualties, iranians don't care. if they lose missiles we had our allies take out they will resupply them. this back and forth going on in this part of the world completely serves iran's purpose. until we can detour iran versus the houthis i doubt we will see much difference in actions. neil: russia is an ally of iran, china, making very little progress making overtures to them. it is a tense relationship. donald trump if he gets back into the white house given his relationship with vladimir putin has great respect, that will change. what do you think?

>> i am not a fan of telegraphing to our enemies what we will or will not do. that gives them heads up what they need to focus on and areas they don't have to focus on. obviously we have a strategy. we don't want this conflict to be enlarged. we shouldn't say we aren't going to do a or b, that lets the irani ends off the hook. we should leave ambiguity, the us might do that. raising the risk calculation, we need to be more vigorous and stop talking about things we aren't going to do. neil: very good seeing you again, thank you.

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neil: the president of the united states is heading to atlanta. he signed off on a measure to of are a government shutdown, keeps government lights on through september, end of the fiscal year into the new year. the fact that a shutdown has been averted. the national politics reporter, something we follow with these developments with shutdowns, we are not avoiding the presidential contest involving the same two men who participated last time and they might not debate. they might not debate at all.

>> i have two thoughts here. my first thought is going back to 2020, the one time they did the day or first time they debated in 2020, i could barely hear. it was a total shouting match. it wasn't very productive. eventually they couldn't agree to a debate and had the dueling town halls for viewers to follow individually. that was disappointing that you can't see these men in a respectful element on stage where we can both hear them. but i think these two candidates ultimately owe it to american voters to debate. it is a high-pressure situation. neil: i agree with you but it didn't happen in 72, richard nixon opted out, still got elected president.

may be smarting from his experiences with jfk but it didn't hurt him. other things later did. does it hurt president biden looking at that agreeing to a debate when he might not do as well? >> judging from president biden's state of the union address, it is a strong night, a lot of pressure going into that. whether it is politics or not, he performed very well. coming out of that i would feel optimistic about going up against donald trump in a debate. neil: he can rise to the location. jimmy carter agreed to debate ronald reagan in 1980. we know how that went. it cuts both ways. >> it cuts both ways but at the end of the day it is interesting agreeing to these debates is so political. the optics does the biden team

want to agree to this debate? would it be seen as caving to donald trump? do they come out with their own ground rules that trump has to agree with? these debates have always been politicized, at the end of the day it seems everyone has lost control but up to them to owe it to the american people to be on that stage. neil: nice to see. and we have a wonderful weekend. we will size that up. president biden and the former president, got to get through nasty weather. fox continues. card that saves you 5% every single day on the things you need. like...air filters. 5% off.

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