mittens and a parka. i think reporters might be overthinking this unless they ask for specific questions, let me know. >> bill: maybe they're doing their job. i'll see you at 5:00. >> dana: bye. harris. >> harris: president biden is moving to dismantle more of the trump administration immigration policies as he is set to sign three executive orders later today. that are already facing pushback. i'm harris faulkner and you are in the "the faulkner focus". the biden administration says today's action will help modernize our immigration system. however, border patrol officials are reporting a surge in arrests of unaccompanied minors. we have seen this before. and they are reporting that migrant families say they hope to get a warmer reception from the new president. a father whose son was murdered

by an illegal immigrant says the president is making americans less safe. >> you know, there is no justification for stopping the wall that's already there that's designed to keep criminals out. you know, there is no reason for him to ignore the families. our family members are in the cemetery at the same time he is rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty. it is just not fair. >> harris: former acting deputy dhs secretary ken cuccinelli is with me on our top story. also in focus today mike huckabee weighs in on the growing calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to quit. and seattle radio host jason rantz on black lives matter lesson plans in elementary schools. first i want to go to william la jeunesse live at the southern border in san diego on the president's immigration plan.

william. >> harris, the challenge that president biden has is how does he undo the trump policies he doesn't like without undoing the success trump had in reducing illegal immigration? the chief thing among us right now is something known as title 42. that's the emergency order that allows the when someone is enco crossing the border in the field they're fingerprinted there and taken directly to the nearest point of entry and sefpt back. no detention, no shelter. since the pandemic began that's 300,000 migrants from around the world. >> title 42 is the essence of right now keeping people back. and by taking away the remain in mexico policy and the take away of article 42 you will see a tremendous surge. >> bill: it's already happening.

a steady climb in apprehensions of central american families and children. what is feeding that increase, i'm told. smugglers are using the words of candidate biden to end the remain in mexico program. revive the asylum process. mass legalization bill and an end to ice interior enforcement. families are sending their children across alone to live with relatives while the adults try sneaking over. because there is no prosecution or detention they have the freedom to try it again and again and reunite with their children already here. >> the trump administration that ended asylum as we know it. so it is a perfectly legal right that these families have to come to the u.s. and to apply for protection. >> we hope those who have been put and remain in mexico can make their asylum cases from the safety of the united states and outside of the detention.

>> president biden is telling the migrants to be patient, help is on the way. the problem is you have these migrant camps that are going along the border from tijuana to tech as and people think they're getting in line. mexico is getting tired of it and they aren't accepting some migrants with very young children or those with medical needs. and they are having asylum claims soar in mexico as well. basically the pipeline is backing up and that's leading to the situation we're seeing right now on the other side of the border and the pressure on president biden. back to you. >> harris: i will borrow some of your writing and reporting. they think they are getting in line. they think that the line starts there for them to be able to stay here in this country illegally. william la jeunesse, thank you very much. ken cuccinelli joins me now, former acting deputy homeland security secretary under

president trump and visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. great to see you, ken. let's start with that line. the people south of us think they are getting into line to get into the country illegal. how can the line start in a different country? >> yeah, this is the biden effect, right? what the white house said is they wanted fair, safe and orderly. that's what their policies are intended so they say to achieve. and each one of them achieves the opposite. it is not fair to people who have been going through our legal system to essentially throw open the gates to illegals. it is not safe in the border communities or frankly in any of our cities or towns because these folks go all over the country. and it is certainly not orderly. we are already understaffed in the immigration space. immigration judges and officers, and the idea that

they would end the remain in mexico program, one of the most successful programs -- forget in the trump administration, but in american immigration history is utter foolishness and shows they are willing to throw out the things that work simply because they were conceived of and implemented effectively by the trump administration. it is very sad for america and i feel bad for the agents who have to contend with this situation. and of course the border communities that will be most affected. >> harris: it puts pressure on our relationships with nations that are far south of us like guatemala. we've already seen them in one caravan, thousands of people having to use force in some instances to keep them from going north. it does strain those relationships. look, you know, if anybody thinks this is a party thing, a political party thing, they need to listen to

representative from texas. look at this. just yesterday i got a video of about 150 people walking on the mexican side all in a row going to the rio grande so they can cross. they are starting to come up and why i've cautioned the biden administration. i'm waiting for the new secretary to come in and say guys, let's be very cautious. the wall take it down or don't do it but we have to have technology, personnel and certain policies in place. otherwise the bad guys are staging to get people across. who is he talking about specifically there, ken? >> so what he is talking about specifically is that the mexican drug cartels, the most evil force in the western hemisphere, deestablishizing mexico. these evil organizations control much of the country.

they run these pipelines of people. the other things they run in these pipelines are drugs and other illicit products which poison our communities and kill 70,000 americans a year. 70,000. that's who we're facing off with and who runs this operation south of the border. it isn't the mexican government. it isn't the guatemala government. your point, harris, was a very good one. we watched the pictures of guatemala literally holding back an invasion of illegal immigrants at their border and the biden effect encourages more of that. if you are guatemala and you are resource strained and you want to have sovereignty and you want to protect your own country especially in an age of covid and the new variants, what this administration is doing is treating your country like road kill for illegal immigrants and the pipelines the illegal human smugglers set up.

>> harris: they are running right through it. this is something that popped and i'm sure you might have anticipated this would come up. there are now multiple reports, ken, that you signed a last-minute agreement with ice union that gives the union veto power to hamstring the incoming immigration policy from biden's changes. what do you say about those accusations about those reports? >> well, first of all, there were an enormous number of issues with the union for the removal officers that had hung out there through multiple administrations. the last time joe biden was in a presidential administration they could have resolved these and they didn't. we worked through these as best we could and i didn't resolve all of them but i resolved a lot of them for the long term four, five, eight years, things are settled now and look, these are law enforcement officers in a very difficult position.

they can't tie the hands of the administration per se but they get a say. they get an understanding and an opportunity to be heard about how policies will be implemented so they can keep their officers safe and achieve the mission for which they are there, and that is to keep america safe. >> harris: i have one final border question for you. as we look at what has gone on january 6th, the insurrection at the capitol, and then national troops still there. what does it look like down at the border right now? should we be sending -- we are capable of sending in reinforcements. look what they did at the u.s. capitol and it has been weeks. should we, could we be doing something similar at the border? how dire is the impending situation? >> so can we absolutely. and unfortunately the biden effect is creating its own humanitarian crisis with an already overwhelmed immigration system.

one of the things they don't know in your intro there was talk about redoing the asylum system. career immigration officers have been deciding their immigration cases. these are not decided by political people. and a very percentage, single digit percentages actually qualify for asylum. central america, of the 21st century is not central america of the 1980s. their governments are supportive and they are trying hard to work for their people and doing a much better job year in and year out. they do a much better job when we partner with them instead of treating them like road kill like this administration is doing to guatemala right now and that's the path that we took in the last administration. and we generated the best partnership, the most effective partnership on curbing illegal immigration for all of our

countries ever before achieved. and that was done with some very tough, hard nosed negotiating but with operational support from cbp, from ice, from the state department. it was an all of government effort to help our allies do the same job we're trying to do for ourselves, that's enforce their own laws with respect to immigration and that helps us because it slows down the flow and makes it -- skews it to the legal instead of the illegal. >> harris: ken cuccinelli thank you very much for responding to all of my questions and all the perspective and information you've given us. a political showdown is facing up ahead of former president trump's impeachment trial that starts one week from today. house democrat impeachment managers are filing pre-trial briefs with the senate today. trump's attorneys are also set to deliver a formal response

today. senator lindsey graham is warning the democrats against calling even a single witness. he says they shouldn't do it. >> if you open up that can of worms we'll want the f.b.i. to come in and tell us about how people actually pre-planned these attacks and what happened with the security footprint at the capitol. you open up pandora's box if you call one witness. i hope we don't call any and we vote and get the trial over next week when it starts. >> harris: chad pergram with the latest on this. one week from today. >> 11:00. these briefs serve as a preview as to what we'll hear during the trial next week. house impeachment managers lay out the reasons they believe former president trump incited an insurrection at the capitol. the former president has a new legal team after the weekend his other attorneys quit because did not want to explore allegations of fraud in the

election. >> president trump condemned violence at all times. read the words of his speech. calls for peacefulness. this has nothing to do with president trump and the country doesn't need to watch videos of riots and unrest. we need to heal now. we need to move forward. joe biden has a platform, let's move forward with it. >> how impeachment managers and prosecutors allege that president trump incited a violent mob to attack the united states capitol during the joint session thus impeding congress's confirmation of joseph r. biden as the winner of the presidential election. there continues to be chatter from lawmakers who know they can't convict the former president and why there could be a move to censure former president trump. it comes as a former capitol police officer who died after the riot will lie in the capitol rotunda tonight. >> harris: thank you very much. more breaking news this hour. we have learned two f.b.i.

agents have been killed in florida and at least three others were injured. this is the scene in sunrise, florida. they were serving a warrant in a child pornography case. the suspect is deceased. two of the wounded agents are reported to be in stable condition. it happened this morning in sunrise, florida. names of the victims haven't been released. the f.b.i. is investigating and our own phil keating is heading there. we'll bring you updates as we get them. two f.b.i. agents dead in florida. the biden administration has paused a controversial plan to vaccinate guantanamo bay detainees before most americans. remember, we got you on the story yesterday. but that's not stopping two republican lawmakers from taking further action. what they are demanding now. and this.

>> this isn't the siren song for my fellow new yorkers i don't know what is. in my opinion the governor needs to think about stepping aside. >> harris: growing calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to consider quitting with outrage over underreported nursing home deaths and a new controversy over vaccine distribution. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is on standby to talk about this.

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>> you know, new yorkers and anyone are willing to give leeway to a governor who acted in the best interest and made some mistakes. that's not what we had here. we had a governor making bad policy that killed many people. this is a governor who has led

the worst response in the united states of america. i think it's time for him to really think about heading down the freeway one final time. >> harris: new york city councilman suggesting new york governor andrew cuomo resign. the governor is under increasing criticism and pressure over his attorney general saying the state underreported covid-19 nursing home deaths and a report that nine of cuomo's top health officials have quit over his handling of the pandemic and vaccine distribution. former republican congressman peter king says cuomo cannot blame this on politics. >> the governor owes a lot more than to say this is partisan. let me tell you, the only partisan person on this right now is governor cuomo. james is a partisan liberal democrat. this is certainly not a partisan shot. >> harris: i want to bring in former arkansas governor mike

huckabee, fox news contributor. thanks for being with me on this big story. your reaction. >> cuomo is not going to resign. i don't think that's realistic. the two things that should happen. one an apology. he should i poll guys to the families of the people in the nursing homes that died. janice dean lost both her in-laws. the arrogance of cuomo is stunning. i can't think of a political figure lacking in self-awareness and tone deaf in the manner in which he said hey, people died, who cares? that kind of thing is just amazing to me that he believes that he is so removed from the sentiments of the people that he could say something like that. the second thing whatever political ambitions he might have had for the future, i think he has wiped them out with his policy but more importantly with his outrageous arrogance.

>> harris: governor, another issue critics have benhamering governor cuomo on is his ban on indoor dining in new york city which is crippling financially many businesses and here he is on the idea that vaccinating restaurant workers sooner could help get the industry back on its feet. >> it's very easy politically to say i think this one should be eligible, i think this one should be eligible. i think everybody should be eligible. we already don't have enough. who do you want to remove? you want to remove teachers, police, fire, 65 plus? who do you want to remove? it's a cheap, insincere discussion. >> harris: governor, wow. >> once again, harris, it's the arrogance of this guy. he never says i wish we could do everyone and act like he means it. it is like who do you want to remove? what do you want me to do?

i just don't understand the attitude that he comes with. i think it is so off putting even to people who are maybe democrats and leftists and people who might have supported him for governor i can't believe they find his attitude and temperament and sense of arrogance, anything other than just absolutely disgusting. so i don't know where he is getting this. here is the big issue i think, bigger than all of it. the government officials making these policies have had really no big impact on their lives. they still go places, they visit with people. they are not the ones who have lost their paychecks and lost their businesses. i have said and will continue to say that when government officials shut down businesses, they should themselves not take a paycheck until they can open those businesses back because the one group of people who throughout the entire pandemic have not lost one paycheck tha

taxpayers are funding. those taxpayers who don't even get to pay taxes because they don't have a job right now. >> harris: it's such a critical point. such an interesting perspective to point out. two house republicans i want to get to this introducing legislation to block guantanamo bay prisoners from priority access to covid vaccines. all americans should get the vaccine first and suspected terrorists should be last in line after some intense backlash which we had here on "the faulkner focus" yesterday the biden administration paused the plan to vaccinate guantanamo bay detainees ahead many americans. the key word is pause, not necessarily gone. do you think the republicans are on the right track trying to make it more solidified or is it not necessary? >> i think it's necessary because of what you just said. the biden administration didn't hit the rewind button, the pause button. they'll pick up when they get a shot. this is outrageous that you will put detainees in gitmo

ahead of people who are tax paying citizens. harris, i've been to guantanamo bay. i've seen that prison down there. it is the nicest prison i've ever seen. i've seen quite a few of them from our own state. if we protect anybody at gitmo it only ought to be those people in the military who are staffing the place. but not the detainees, they are not of high priority above senior citizens, teachers, other people who are law abiding citizens. i'm outraged it was even under consideration. hit the rewind button or better the stop button. >> harris: governor huckabee, thank you very much. good to see you congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has revealed her past trauma as she recounts the day of the u.s. capitol riots.

why she compares those who want her to apologize to ted cruz to abusers and the biden communications team reportedly wants to know white house reporters' questions in advance of daily press briefings. what this could mean to the idea of free press.

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senator ted cruz almost had her murdered in the capitol riot. in that broadcast she also announced that she is a survivor of sexual assault. power panel now former democratic congressman from tennessee. kim, your reaction. >> i think it's interesting to see aoc now say almost a month later how horrific that day was for her because i thought i don't remember her saying this when it happened. so what i did i'm not calling her a liar but showing the contrast. i went back to her twitter account on january 6th i'll read to you what she said. she said i'm okay. was barricaded in for several hours. i'll tell you all about that later. for now we must focus on the task at hand to preserve the integrity of our democracy. hold responsible and shed our constitution apart.

it doesn't sound like someone that just feared that this was their last day on earth. i think it is interesting because she is only posting it now that people were asking her to apologize. saying that a sitting senator conspired to murder here is difficult to take and she should apologize. if she doesn't hopefully senator cruz will take action and take legal action. >> harris: harold. >> thanks for having me on. i think this whole situation in my thoughts and prayers go out to the congresswoman. she shared deep and personal situation in part of her past. i don't think anything she may have tweeted on that day listening to what kim just shared is inconsistent really. i saw part of the story where she learned that the person that was in her office that was asking where is she speaking of the congresswoman turned out to be a capitol hill police officer if my reading of it is

correct. i think the other point here to think about is january 6th what it meant, a day in which one of the most important things congress does, a peaceful transfer of power and you had a mob come into the united states capitol and i think it was even senate majority leader mcconnell who used those words and said that mob was incited. i think he directly invoked that president trump had a role to play with that. what we ought to be thinking about now is what happened yesterday in the white house with president biden having 10 republicans trying to find some compromise and move us forward as we deal with covid and covid relief package. i hope whatever happens between the congresswoman and senator that they're able to find some common ground and let us all move on from it. from whatever their disagreement was. >> harris: i "new york post" op-ed titled obsessing over aoc only boosts her profile and terrible ideas. what do you think of when you hear that, kim?

>> i don't agree with aoc on anything as far as policy. i do think she has a lot of passion and that's why sthe is there on capitol hill. but i do think it does boost her profile. a lot of things she does is for attention and she knows that. i wouldn't be surprised if aoc makes money off her social media posts. maybe she does that as well. interesting, right? she is for socialism but taking advantage of capitalism as she does with even her t-shirts she sells. i think it helps boost her profile and wish we wouldn't focus so much on her. >> harris: i can't speak to the issue of the boosting in terms of financial. it may be charitable, i have no idea. ill oh -- i'll see the two of you later in this hour. we're continuing to follow the story of two f.b.i. agents this hour who were killed in florida. some dramatic and showing video

is showing a flag-draped body being unloaded. at least three others were injured. the agents were serving a warrant in a child pornography and violent crimes against children's case. the suspect is also dead. we don't have details about that. two of the wounded agents are reported to be in stable condition. the names of the victims have not been released. for some context the last f.b.i. agent to lose their lives in the line of duty was in 2008. i'm pausing for a moment as they walk in with that flag-covered body. agents, two dead. that's one of them as they transport. we'll be right back.

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association is calling the black lives matter at school week of action. my next guest write it looks like a case of political indoctrination. a deeper dive into the curriculum that seales schools will teach is forward a leftist political agenda and good and police as evil. so they present blm as good and police as evil. jason rantz join me as a radio talk show host. what went wrong with the intentions of this? >> i don't think anything went wrong. it was the intention. this is curriculum that doesn't just impact seattle. it is happening across the country this week in schools. it teaches students explicitly how to become progressive social justice activists, it forwards a number of anti-police narratives including that police purposefully target

african-americans with the intent to kill. that they choose not to de-escalate. that they are quick to use force because of their training. this is curriculum that says any jail or immigration law is state violence. it doesn't just stop on policing and issues of diversity. it specifically says it is going after the family structure and teaches kid as young as kindergarten that they should be choosing their own gender. my favorite line from some of the curriculum that was put out there was treating everyone the same might be unintentionally oppressive. this is the kind of stuff that right now is being taught to children all across the country. of course, especially here in s*elt. -- seattle. >> harris: is there anything about we're in it together and all americans? i'm curious. >> no, of course not. >> harris: since may 25th imcurious if that language was there.

>> bill: -- >> what's worst. by design in seattle public school district they aren't presenting alternative opinions to the black lives matter sent to me by a spokesperson saying the predominant viewpoint has been the alternative view and led to institutionalized racism and it is not being presented and teachers are allowed to give out their opinions in the classroom. all they have to do is make sure they label it as such. what i've been telling people to do make sure as wur kids are there and monitor as a parent. remote learning so you are able to monitor and have deeper conversations with your students about what is going on. >> harris: oregon measure is decriminalizing possession of hard drugs like cocaine and heroin that went into effect yesterday. i want to ask you about this. the executive director of the

drug policy alliance celebrated that saying the first domino of our cruel and inhumane war on drugs has fallen. the law is meant to protect people against persecution, harassment, criminalization at the hands of the state for using drugs and instead given access to the support that they need. quickly, how is that going over? >> it's not going to go over well. we've seen in the pacific northwest for the most part legalizing hard drugs. you aren't getting popped for possession and not charged. drug dealers take advantage of this. when they know you aren't going to get arrested or charged for low level crime, they simply carry less product and they just resupply throughout the day. we've seen -- talk to any police officer in the area and they'll tell you that. they continue to flood the market with these drugs including fentanyl-laced drugs which in oregon last year april to may a 70% increase in drug

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>> harris: we've been following the story in the last few minutes. of course, we saw that stunning scene after two f.b.i. agents were killed this morning in sunrise, florida. at least three others were wounded. the agents were serving a warrant in a pornography and violence against children's case and the suspect is also

dead. no emerging details yet. one of the f.b.i. agents who was killed now we saw this moments ago, we're showing you the flag-draped body of that agent. this is a tough day for the nation, obviously for those in sunrise, florida. they went to serve a warrant. two of the wounded agents reported to be in stable condition. and for some insights into what may have happened and how the investigation is unfolding right now i want to bring in pat brosnan a retired new york city police detective joining me by phone. pat, these scenes are horrible to watch. they were doing their jobs. what is the first thing that will be looked at at this point? >> first of all, good morning and it is absolutely heartbreaking. those images are terrible, terrible. but the fact is as you mentioned there is no such thing as a routine search warrant whether for computer evidence related to child

exploitation. every single warrant is the same as going after a confirmed cop killer. this just reinforces and is a brutal reminder of the extreme dangers. this is the guy who would be served with a criminal complaint possibly relative child pornography. he opened fired. wounded three and murdered two f.b.i. agents. unbelievable but a reminder this is really dangerous work. >> harris: we are being told that the neighborhood here, the water terrace neighborhood i believe is what it is called in sunrise, was immediately put on lockdown telling people to stay in their homes. we know the suspect is deceased at this point. don't have details about that. i would think, pat, that is because this is an enormous crime scene or what is the protocol? >> it's an enormous crime scene, harris. there is no indication based on known facts that there are any other actors involved.

he is no longer with us, thank god. this is part of a process and protocol to insure that a crime scene of this magnitude remains fully sanitized. that's all that is. >> harris: pat brosnan, your expertise critical at this time. thank you for joining me. we'll stay on the story and have much more on what is happening unfold in sunrise, florida, on "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. stay with us. at record low rates to save money every month plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus, it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa.

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>> harris: the white house is responding to reports that the press is complaining the biden administration is trying to see their questions ahead of white house press briefings. one reporter told the daily beat the press cannot really do its job if the white house is, quote unquote, picking and choosing the questions and that, quote, that's not a free press at all. end quote. the white house says it's part of making the briefings useful is engaging with reporters.

power panel slides back in now. why is this necessary? why does a prepared press secretary for the united states need game notes? >> i hope that's not true. i would hope jen psaki, who i have known for a long time. that doesn't strike me as her. i hope she confronts them head on. we talked about the congress woman and monetizing. it would be illegal for her to do that. i know we're not suggesting that she's trying to monetize on social media personally. >> harris: all right. we hit two things there. kim? >> thank you for your legal advice. hopefully, she's not doing that. when it comes to the press secretary, that does take free press. she's predicting softball questions. sometimes there could be

breaking news during the day that a reporter might want to change their question. are they allowing that to happen? i don't know. i will say kayleigh our former press secretary, did a great job with a baby on her hip. jen can do so as well. from what i know, she's a great press secretary. she has to stop circling back so much and do her research and prepare. it just makes biden's administration also look unprepared. >> harris: you know, they're new in the transition into power right now. there are only three, four main topics every day. everybody wants to know about covid or the stimulus. you don't need to check the play book. you just have to be ready. >> i talked to jen.

she's always ready. i just hope she answers young doocy's questions. >> harris: was that a shot? i couldn't hear you. >> i hope she handles mr. doocy's questions. >> harris: absolutely. you want to take everybody's questions. absolutely. kim, i come back to you on this issue though. there are going to be some tough once to come up with the rollout now because it's fully in this administration's hands. anything on covid shouldn't be a circle back, but i go to you, your reaction to that. >> i hope she is prepared. this is the biggest thing we're facing. the fact that our economy, the fact that we have the vaccine rolling out. they're not really rolling it out properly. hopefully, she will answer these questions. i, myself, have a lot of questions. i hope those sitting in the

press briefing room will ask some questions that many americans want to know the answers to. >> harris: the schools are going to be a big one. promise of getting them reopened in the first 100 days already being questioned. harold and kim, great to see you. we've got breaking news. we're going to get right to "outnumbered" now. we begin with a fox news alert. two fbi agents killed, three wounded in a shooting in south florida today. two of them in a nearby hospital reportedly in stable condition. as you can see, as we saw it live last hour, a flag draped body being taken into -- taken from an ambulance. the agents were serving a search warrant for child pornography at a home in sunrise when the incident happened. this is the first time fbi agents have been killed in the line of duty since 2008. our phil keating has made it to sunrise and can bring us the

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