you know, that i think will bring them more offense than anything they can internally generate. it's really an awful thing for the president to do. >> dana: all of our guests, thank you so much. thank you for being with me today and yesterday. we appreciate that so much. awesome or not, handle today.. >> dagen: president biden wrapping up his european trip, returning home to face the same bunch of problems. catastrophes that he left behind. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris. out-of-control inflation just one of the problems americans are feeling right now. the president this morning saying he's continuing to support ukraine as the best course of action, and he took his blame game international. jazzing up his usual script.

>> i think there's a lot of things we can do and we will deal, but the bottom line is ultimately the reason why gas prices are up is because of russia. russia, russia, russia. the reason the food crisis exists is because of russia. russia not allowing grain to get out of ukraine. so that is the way in which i think we should move and i think we have a positive impact on the price at the pump, as well. >> dagen: peter doocy was at that news conference in madrid. unfortunately he was overlooked by president biden, but he was listening. hey, peter. >> i don't think i was overlooked. he saw me sitting there right in the front, but only took questions from five different people, which is fine. he's on his way back home right now and he doesn't have anything aboard air force one that's going to lower gas prices for american consumers back home, but he likes the idea of a cap on the cost of russian oil

imports for the countries on this continent that are still buying. >> here's the deal -- we are going to allow you to have a profit of what you make, but not the exorbitant prices that you are charging for the oil that would drag down the price of oil and drive down the price of gasoline, as well. >> the biggest news today was on roe. this president supports changing senate rules to guarantee a law of abortion protection with democrat votes only. >> i believe we have to codify roe v. wade into law and the way to do that is to make sure congress votes to do that. if the filibuster gets in the way, it's like voting rights. we provide an exception, the required exception to filibuster for this action to deal with the supreme court decision. >> that's coming from a president who once opposed

abortion rights and called it a tragedy but now he insists there's a reason he is the best spokesperson on this issue. >> and the president of the united states of america. i'm the best messenger. i'm the only president they've got, and i feel extremely strong that i'm going to do everything in my power which i legally can do in terms of executive orders, as well as push the congress to the public. >> fox was not on the president's list of preapproved reporters today. i shouted out that i had a quick win and he said "there's no such thing as a quick one," and off he went. dagen? >> dagen: i know. sadly. thank you. peter doocy following the president. sean duffy is here, a fox news contributor. joe biden stepping up and saying he is in favor of getting rid of the filibuster to legalize abortion nationally. sean, what say you?

>> dagen, when he was opposed to getting rid of the filibuster when he didn't have an issue like abortion on the docket, and he wants to push the filibuster to the sideline so democrats can pass abortion rights, but the problem is, where does joe manchin go? to see agree with him on abortion and getting rid of the filibuster? they have to think of what's coming in november. more than likely republicans are going to take control for sure of the house, but more than likely the senate, as well. if they go to the filibuster there will be another republican president in the future and a republican senate, and you blow up this historic norm of the senate where you have a requirement where both sides have to work together to find compromise on legislation. that will be a thing of the past, dagen. this is bad for america to get rid of the filibuster. again, i'm not sure he's going to be able to do it, but what concerns me is he is going all in on abortion and all in on making sure abortion rights exist nationally in the country. why doesn't he have that same

kind of effort for american energy? why doesn't he fight that hard on gas prices? why doesn't he find that hard on prices in the grocery store? if you put that kind of energy and focus on the real pain americans are feeling, he could probably do something. he doesn't seem to care about that, that he cares about abortion rights? glass way americans think he's out of touch >> dagen: it's a hardship for so many americans. it's not just an inconvenience. certain one of the reason that his polls are hitting a little. the real clear politics average is 30%. that's the lowest of his presidency. a new eight people make friends overwhelming amount of voters, 85%, thinks the u.s. is going in the wrong direction. so joe biden is going to step up to try to codify abortion rights at the federal level when only

51% -- this is a fox news poll -- 51% think abortion should be legal, 48% think it should be illegal. >> if you dive deeper in the polls, that's the number one issue for voters. even if someone is pro-abortion, they also probably have bigger issues and their families, like the prices of just leaving come of it has become unaffordable under joe biden. again, dagen, this is not complicated. if joe biden would stop pushing clean energy and partner with american energy companies we could produce more oil, more gas, and drop the prices down, but instead joe biden doesn't care about high gas prices for america. he's pushing his green energy policy. if he was focused on saying, "you know what? we are going to invest in america. we have supply chain issues but we will invest back in america and make sure we bring businesses back home, bring jobs back home. the supply chain exists as opposed to this massive global

supply chain." he would get a lot of positive feedback. voters give you a lot of grace. there is a lot of forgiveness that voters will give you as long as you are working to fix the problem that exists in their lives. but if you don't give a damn, dagen, they won't forgive you, which is why the poll numbers are so low. and if he doesn't pivot, these numbers are not going to correct and democrats will get wiped out in november. steel and tea gasoline and in this country. but to put pressure on joe manchin and susan collins because they were very vocal

about overturning roe v. wade. they were accused of lying inaccurately by collins and joe manchin, so that seems to be the focus of the democrats if they are going to try and get rid of the filibuster and pass legalization of abortion nationally. >> you are right. what we have seen those joe manchin is he doesn't cave to pressure. he stood up against build back better, this massive spending package. they put massive pressure and protested his home, his boat, and his office, and that there is a hope that we keep the issue of abortion to the voters into the states. that ill be joe manchin he saves us. but that is yet to be seen. >> dagen: yet turn the senate into the house of representatives. no offense, as a former congressman. >> you don't want that. you want a majority body in the

house and a deliberative body in the senate. you're absolutely right, bad for america. steele and sean, stay right there, move on to this. a brutal killing on new york city's upper east side. a 20-year-old mom pushing her baby in a stroller, murdered, shot to death. police say a gun and shot the victim in the head at point-blank range while she was with her 3-month-old baby. it's now being investigated as a domestic violence incident. police have identified a person of interest. mayor eric adams with this. >> we are going to find this person who is guilty of these horrific crimes. we are going to find him and bring him to justice. we need the justice system to make sure this innocent person receives that justice. that they are for. >> david lee miller live in new york city. david? >> dagen, this shooting has attracted a great deal of attention because it happened on new york's upper east side.

this is a neighborhood that is associated with considerable wealth and also considered one of the safest neighborhoods in new york city. the shooting took place around dusk near a playground. police have not identified the woman he was killed. she was 20 years old, as you mention. she was pushing her 3-year-old in the stroller when she was shot in the head, seeming the execution-style. police believe this is domestic violence and a person of interest is being sought. the shooter is on the run and described as wearing black pants and a black hooded sweatshirt. only a few blocks away from where the shooting took place, he expressed the outrage shared by many new yorkers. >> and a mother is pushing a baby carriage down the block, or an individual or a woman is pushing a baby carriage down the block, and is shot at point-blank range, this shows just how this national problem

has impacted families. >> according to the latest data from the nypd, compared to a year ago, the murder rate in the city is down and so is the number of people shot in shooting incidents, but rape, robbery, and felony assault are all on the rise. up 38%, and other cities are seeing a surge in overall crime. back here in new york city, new york, city, crime-fighting is becoming more difficult. according to published report, a record number of cops have recently added decided to resign or retire in many of them say, dagen, they are simply sick and tired, fed up with what they call the revolving door justice. back to you. >> dagen: david lee miller, thank you so much. crime is soaring not just in new york city and los angeles but in democrat-run cities across this nation.

chicago in utter shambles. one stock example from earlier this month, shocking video showing a suspect opening fire on a group of police officers during a traffic stop. one officer was hit twice in the arm and torso. he spent about a leak in the hospital. police did shoot the suspect. he has recovered and now in custody. the city's crime crisis has small business owners and corporations packing their bags and shipping out. robbery, burglary, and vehicle theft, all of more than 20% since the same time last year. theft spiking 65% during that time. sean duffy is back with me. the same thing goes for all these major cities, sean. money talks only when money walks, and that means that jobs in the cities, like it or not, suffer a downward financial spiral that forces these leaders to fix these crime problems. >> you are right. when people with money say "i've

had enough" and they leave, they don't have tax revenue coming in to the cities and the states and they might change their ways. but when democrats promise us that they'll reimagine law enforcement and attack police officers and let criminals go free and we would be safer, we now see that's an absolute lie. democrats have been lying to us. our communities are far less safe and there is far more violence in our cities. it's not just money leaving, but it's also when you have new york city -- republicans are going to have a hard time winning. the years of mary giuliani are gone. but if you get three or 4% of new york city switching their votes because they are sick of crying and saying "i don't like kathy hochul him i'm going to vote for lee zeldin, a republican who will help us do something in the city," lee zeldin can win in new york city. same for chicago. chicago switches by three or four points, the rest of the state's republican. a republican can win the governor's race. again, this is politically devastating potentially for

democrats because, again, these deep blue cities, if they change just a bit, there are so many votes in the outlying parts of the state are red. that's the thing, less revenue, and in this election the policies will change. >> dagen: you know what kathy hochul is doing with the supreme court loss for new york with the conceal and carry expansion? again, it was too owners in new york but the supreme court ruled that maybe they could execute the second them and try to protect themselves. she is stepping up to ban people from carrying firearms in as many places of business, unless the business is put up signs that say you can have a gun on our premises. that's what she's doing here, because she like all the other democrats, like joe biden, they don't like these supreme court rulings. on this note, there is a new report from the fbi, or from fbi data, that says the lack of police resources has led to the

lowest solved murder rate in 2020 ever reported. police across the nation only solving 54% of murder cases. this means no punishment for criminals and no closure for the victims' families and loved ones. >> which means you have more crime. this is simple, if my government and law enforcement can't protect me and my family, i want to protect myself. get me a gun if you won't do it and let me protect my family, my business, and my home. until they do that, shame on kathy hochul. do your job where let us carry guns and protect ourselves. >> dagen: we've covered a lot. thank you so much for being here. great to see you always. >> happy fourth. >> dagen: you, as well. i have lots of red, white, and blue to wear. lots of the stripes, they have to be vertical so you don't look wide, but that's a female problem.

what does this mean? kamala harris with a bizarre backtrack after guaranteeing a 2024 run for biden and her. and the president's border crisis looking grimmer than ever. >> they are the ones playing politics with immigrants and innocent children coming into this country. protecting our borders, securing our borders, it shouldn't be political. it's about saving human lives. >> dagen: more information on the horrific deaths of hundreds of migrants and heated words between the vice president and the governor of texas. plus, big reaction to the supreme court decision on the remain in mexico policy. griff jenkins live at the border in texas and brandon judd, president of the national border patrol counsel, next. ♪ ♪

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>> very disappointed in the decision today. this is devastating for the state of texas and the united states of america. to put it in perspective, under the four years of biden based on the numbers we have seen and the numbers projected, we are going to see more people here illegally then live in the two largest cities in america, new york and los angeles, combined. the question that has to be asked, what happens to these people when they get here? >> dagen: reaction pouring in after the supreme court decision to let president biden and the era remained in mexico policy. it required tens of thousands of migrants to stay in mexico while judges ruled on their asylum claims. it comes after the feds filed charges against the driver of a tractor trailer three others in connection to their horrific deaths. 53 migrants killed. border czar vice president kamala harris and texas governor greg abbott getting into it over who is to blame.

>> is is the deadliest migrant smuggling incident on u.s. soil and it's on president biden's watch. it's because of the way the biden administration is not enforcing the immigration laws, enticing people to make this very dangerous track. >> his response when there's 50 dead bodies in his status to go straight to politics instead of dealing with the realities of the issue. >> she has not said anything about the border this entire year. the first thing that she says is to criticize the one governor who has done more to secure the border than any other governor in america. >> dagen: griff jenkins is live near the border in eagle pass, texas. >> good morning, dagen. let me tell you exactly how this ruling will apply. if you look over my shoulder you can see a small group of migrants that just crossed in

the last half hour. they are from venezuela and colombia. under the previous policy, those coming across the border illegally to claim asylum were forced to wait in mexico while the asylum claims played out. they do not now have to worry about that because the biden administration now has the green light to fill the end that program that was stood up in 2019 by the trump administration. we are waiting for governor abbott to issue a statement. we are told it is forthcoming. obviously he's not happy, but when governor abbott was where i'm standing in eagle pass yesterday, they are looking to crackdown on human smuggling. about half an hour after he left, take a look at this gigantic group of more than 300 migrants less than a mile away from us. they cross literally in the wake of the governor's visit. i spoke to the property owners there and they said they see those groups every single day and she witnessed a migrant

woman die right in front of her on tuesday. listen. >> she made it, they brought her out, they took her pulse, it was really low, and by the time they brought her under the tree she was gone. >> she died from exposure, heat? >> i'm assuming it was heat exposure. >> and they come every day despite the temperatures, dagen, in the triple digits. they come right across that river and it doesn't slow the surge. i've been here for six days. fox news has exclusively learned that they spend 1,941 encounters just in the del rio sector, bringing their fiscal year total to more than 326,000. they say that 130,000 have gotten away. that's an important number. finally, meanwhile, this as prosecutors are charging the driver of that tractor-trailer that resulted in the death of the 53 migrants. 45-year-old seen here, he is

driving that rig through a checkpoint we are told. he is charged with smuggling resulting in deaths that could lead to life in prison or the death penalty if convicted. he is expected to have his first court appearance later today in san antonio. prosecutors also charting a 28-year-old man for conspiracy for allegedly communicating with that driver. dagen? >> dagen: the border is not closed despite what people in the administration say. thank you so much, griff jenkins, in eagle pass, texas, doing terrific work. the president of the national border patrol dagen is here. brandon, just your quick reaction to it the supreme court decided to allow the biden administration to rescind the remain in mexico policy from president trump. >> we have to get this under control. if we don't, we will continue to see the chaos and the death. that incident that happened with the tractor-trailer is just one incident.

we've had over 509 deaths this fiscal year alone. it's happening all the time. if we don't get help, we will continue to see chaos and more people getting away. that's the problem you're facing now and we are hoping the supreme court would give us a ruling to allow us to get this under control and unfortunately they didn't. >> dagen: we know they don't enforce the law. we have immigration laws and they are not enforced. on this note, this is bill melugin, who has done terrific work covering the border crisis. despite a federal judge that ruled the trump remain in mexico policy had to stand -- this was before the supreme court decision -- a federal judge ruled last august at the biden administration must enforce it, but border patrol data shows only a tiny fraction of migrants are being put into the program under the biden administration out of one and a half million migrant since physically or

2022, a little more than 4,000 have been placed into the remain in mexico program. prior to today's decision, biden and company were told to keep it in place. >> if the supreme court would have ruled in favor that would be a little different because now the mainstream media would have covered it. when the mainstream media covers things there's more pressure put on the administration. we know you're doing a great job. you're doing a great job covering what needs to be covered. the problem is the mainstream media ignores what is taking place and they justify everything president biden does. it doesn't matter whether it's border security or national security or what is happening in russia or anywhere else. they just don't cover anything negative toward biden, so no pressures that were put on him. and this particular chaos that we are seeing on the border, if he does not get the requisite pressure, he's not going to do

anything, because his white house is filled with activists. the dhs is filled with activists. they want open borders. they are pushing for open borders and he's not going to do anything unless pressure gets put on him, and the supreme court could have done that. >> dagen: right, if not pressure from the leaders in these border states, again, vice president kamala harris who is the border czar scoffing at the governor of texas. maybe it is the people of the border states after the midterms. maybe it's the people far and wide across the country who live in towns and cities where these illegal migrants are being flown or bussed or all the families with loved ones who died from fentanyl poisoning because the border is wide open. >> it's crazy to think this administration doesn't care about the american people. they don't care what's currently happening, they don't care about the deaths they are causing by

the drug overdose. they just don't care. president biden is truly acting like he is a one-term president. he is acting like he's going to try and get as many liberal policies across the finish line as he possibly can. the one that affects us most is border security. he can get this under control overnight. we set president trump do it. he did it overnight and it was like a light switch. when he implemented remain in mexico we saw an immediate drop in illegal immigration. when we saw that drop we were able to go after the criminality, after the drugs coming across our borders. we were able to go after the profits of the cartels and that's why we see what we see on the border today. >> dagen: thank you so much for being here and i thank you to all men and women trying to protect our border despite biden and company. brutal inflation forcing many

americans to make impossible choices every day. one lawmaker laying it out. >> we are living in a very cool economy we have reports of american skipping meals, serving water, eliminating meat, dipping into their life savings. 26 million americans have had their savings wiped out under joe biden because of this inflation. >> dagen: and the federal reserve chief admitting that the central bank was caught off guard and isn't quite sure it can fix the problem. plus, the president doubling down on a false claim. david has been with me next. ♪ ♪

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>> i think we now understand better how little we understand. honestly, this was unpredicted. we think there are pathways for us to achieve that, to achieve

the path back to 2% inflation while still retaining a strong labor market. that is our aim. there is no guarantee we can do that. we are committed to using our tools to get inflation to come down. certainly there is a risk. but i wouldn't agree that it's the biggest risk to the economy. the bigger mistake to make, let's put it that way, it would be to fail to restore price stability. >> dagen: less than reassuring words from the federal reserve chief as inflation hits a high of 8.6% and it's more than a pinch. it's a punch to the gut every day in every aspect of life from gasoline to food to travel. and jay powell's words making it clear that the fed isn't sure it can bring those numbers down without major disruption to the job market and the economy. you know what never happened in 80 years, we didn't have a recession when the fed was trying to lower inflation to that level that he cited. meanwhile, the president not

sounding much more positive, and repeating a debunked claim. >> i can understand by the american people are frustrated because of inflation. but inflation is higher than almost every other country, prices at the pump are higher, and we are in a better position to deal with this, but we have a way to go. >> dagen: a look at inflation rates shows that the president has no idea what he's talking about. it's the second time around and it still isn't true. as of april, look at the u.k., look at all these other nations. still america leading the industrialized world. the developed world and inflation. david asman is here to talk about all of it. fox business anchor, it's a jump ball. biden, russia, russia, russia. jay powell asks like, "i don't know how we got this inflation!" >> dagen: i put today these

monthly editions. between the time he took office in the time russia invaded ukraine there was a 435% increase from 1.7% up to 75%. from the time russia invaded until now a 9% increase in inflation. i think it's a bigger number. he left to correct me on the math but i think it is. the other thing that he got strangely wrong today, he said that he could lower the price of gas at the pump by a dollar by getting rid of the gas tax, the federal tax, and if states followed his lead getting rid of that. the national gas tax is $0.18.4. that's less than a dollar. and states vary, but average is around $0.20. that brings us up to $0.38.4. that is still a lot less than a dollar so don't know where he gets the math for all of this. see when speaking of i don't

know he gets his math, he also said this about the state of the economy. >> the u.s. economy is in pretty strong shape. when he looked back a year, the u.s. grew more than 5.5%. it was a big reopening year. it strengthen the economy. households were in strong financial shape and they've still got a lot of excess savings from forced savings from not being able to travel and things like that. and also transfers. spiel and did you see the numbers today? consumer spending fell to the slowest pace of the year because people are grappling with inflation and their wages are not keeping up. after tax income fell in may, and consumers are spending down their savings, which we on the outside of the central bank have access to this data. why doesn't jay powell? >> or janet yellen, the treasury secretary. she said on the sunday show last

week that americans have this enormous amount of savings that they can draw from. well, that savings has been eaten up by inflation, and they don't have that savings. they simply don't. americans are living from paycheck to paycheck. when he says it is a strong economy, it went down 1.6% in the first quarter. and we had larry lindsey on this morning and he says that in fact he thought we were in a recession right now. he's a brainiac economist. so how he ever gets this strong economy stuff, i don't know. we may be in a recession. by the way, when he said no one predicted that inflation would be up this high, and i have been producing that for the last year. it's crazy. >> dagen: there is a $900 billion balance sheet and rising interest rates are going to crush the budget because they been issued by the federal

government during covid and particularly in the last year. the savings rate rose a little bit but it fell last month to the lowest level in more than a decade. >> today inflation was down just a tick but for the wrong reasons because economy is slowing down, as well. that's not a good reason for the economy to be losing a little but inflation. >> dagen: andrea click, the biden white house has done nothing to help the federal reserve's site inflation. in fact, extended the handout on the student loan payment moratorium to august and they extended this handout, this stimulus check, when inflation was running 8.5% and when unemployment was already down to 3.6%. they are part of the problem. >> there's a little bit of good news. it's more than a little bit. the supreme court decision to cut back on the regulatory power of the administration and energy, energy is so much at the

heart of all the problems we're having right now. to take some of that executive power away from the president that he doesn't deserve, that frankly no president has deserved, the supreme court cut the wi little bit of the executive power and it's a good thing and that means the amount of this headlong rush into socialization that the president was doing through regulatory powers. >> dagen: "russia, russia, russia!" we know that's not true. we'll be right back. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. ♪ harp plays ♪ only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. (emu squawks) if anyone objects to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace. (emu squawks) (the crowd gasps) no, kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is john. he hasn't worked this hard

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outing. she was one of the rising stars and her tragic death provoked an outpouring of support and sympathy from across the cycling community. here are some of the details really quickly before i go to ted williams who is joining us on the phone, about the capture of armstrong. that the u.s. marshals office tracked her down. this is the lone star fugitives along with homeland security investigation, discovered her flight pattern using a fraudulent passport. she got on a united flight in newark on may 18th and arrived in san jose, costa rica, later that night. that she sold her jeep grand cherokee in austin to a carmax for more than $12,000 right after she was questioned by authorities. she got a check from the

dealership the day after she was questioned by austen authorities and she left the following day, may 14th. is this in the details but incredible work by the fugitive task force in the united states. ted williams, what do you make of that incredible capture? >> i think you summed up very well. this is excellent law enforcement work. they did not know where she has a disguise or safe passport. and i'm sure they will expedite her back here t austin, texas, area as soon as possible. >> dagen: of this is the u.s.

marshals service, the task force along with homeland security. the fact that this woman, armstrong, fled, how does that play into the charges against her? also assuming she doesn't cut a deal and eventual trial. >> she's definitely going to be considered a fugitive under the circumstances under those laws. more important here, dagen, i am sure that under the circumstances law enforcement are going to do a complete investigation to try and determine if there are accomplices involved. we know that she was very close to her sister, so i do believe that they are going to be looking in those directions to try and determine who, if anybody, helped her on this

fugitive flight. that will be significant in this investigation. >> does it surprise you that somebody, given the level of security, getting in and out of the united states and entering other countries post 9/11, that she was able to use a fake passport, and wind up in costa rica in a hostel where she was found? >> i found it very striking because there are a lot of people who would love to harm americans, and if they can see and duplicate what caitlin armstrong has done here, using a fake passport, and maybe some plastic surgery to evade law enforcement, you can rest assured that others will try that same blueprint. so this is excellent law enforcement work.

>> dagen: thank you so much. just to recap, she's arrested for the murder of world-class cyclist anna mariah wilson. we will bring you more as we get it. thank you so much, ted periods regulation containing over president biden running again in 2024. he insists that will happen but the vice president sending some mixed messages. here she was on monday. >> have you talked to president biden about reelection? >> joe biden is running for reelection and i will be his ticket mate, full-stop. >> clarifying this comment she told reporters on air force two that the president intends to run, and if he does, i will be his ticket mate. we'll run together. jimmy failla is here. she's having second thoughts. >> my goodness. joe biden won't be running water

in 2024, let alone for president. the only significance it has is by the end of this term that'll be the price for a gallon of gas, $20.24. he didn't run last time because the pandemic allowed him to stay home. in a normal pandemic, in a normal world where he'd have to go out and campaign, he can't do that. he can't withstand the day-to-day rigors of actually campaigning. that's all you see him dealing with a preselected list of reporters right now. they have the training wheels on the sky in every way. even on his bicycle, because he can't keep it up right. so no, he's not running. >> dagen: at what point during the election did he realize he was up for president? >> [laughs] they could have let him out! there were more elvis sighting in the summer of 2020 then they were biden sightings. because if they let him out to speak, he told black people they didn't have a say in the election and i think they put a shock collar on him so he didn't

stick people's hair. >> dagen: and she is seeing j.b. pritzker out running around going to fund-raisers like, wait a minute! this is one thing, but pritzker? >> [laughs] it's 25 to get in and 50 to get out, no one wants to hang. >> dagen: you are the best. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" after the break. ♪ ♪ to take out an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than you get at a bank or credit union. pay big bills, make home improvements, or just have cash on hand in these times of rising prices. veterans get more at newday usa. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates

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>> the supreme court handed president biden a big win in an immigration case. it allows his administration to do away with the trumpet you have remained in mexico policy. chief justice roberts sided with the court liberals in a 5-4 decision that effectively ends the program that requires asylum-seekers to stay in mexico while that process plays out. opening up the country to a flood of migrants. also breaking right now, fox news has just gotten dashcam video from a