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it was emotional in many ways, several children. i counted what appeared to be a recently newborn infant, at what point in the journey, we don't know. these migrants came here today at the naval observatory which has the vice president's residence behind that. vice president has been asked since thursday, what she thought about this, there was no response to that she waved off those questions, and her husband did respond to migrant buses arriving here and called the whole thing shameful but washington dc is a sanctuary city and the mayor talked about this yesterday. because washington dc is not a border community the city lacks

infrastructure to care for the people here, probably 100 thursday, 50 we've seen so far today. this is a large city but the infrastructure and sanctuary city cannot accommodate people being dropped off by governor abbott's office. florida governor ron desantis not going to stop these buses because it is there only mechanism to help overrun border communities and emphasize 2 places elsewhere that this is an american issue, coming into the country as a whole and has to be dealt with in some form. >> the other bus came before, do they loiter, walk on? who is there? what is happening? the vice president's residence has a lot of security.

>> reporter: we saw people get off the bus, curious looking around and they are immediately whisked away. we had 8 workers out here which is different from thursday but aid workers were really, shelter from the cameras as much as they could be, taken down the road here. i was told earlier they are taken to a secure location, we don't know if people were get into cars or buses or elsewhere where those locations are or where they are going after that. pete: new migrants arrive in washington dc, martha's vineyard as washington dc and new york city. and numbers, better peanuts compared to what is happening on the southern border, no drone footage overnight from fox news. 500 people showing 500 people should crossing the rio grande

into texas. texas and california and arizona are flooded with illegal immigrants, there is a trickle headed to the north and what happens when they arrived in washington dc? or in martha's vineyard? you see on the cover of the new york post. so much for sanctuary city, liberals deport illegal immigrants within 48 hours of arriving. rachel: florida is not a sanctuary state. 40% of migrants who come across the border want to go to florida because right now when i was down there, mostly cubans and a lot of venezuelans and huge communities of venezuelans and cubans in florida so they want to come to florida but we are not a sanctuary state, we've got -- will: you are not allowed to be illegal here. rachel: be will take them to places that have bragged for

years about being a sanctuary city or state and that is what he's doing. when they arrive, they immediately deport them to military bases. will: in the case of massachusetts, as alexandria said, whisked away. the problem is not the policy in the eyes of everyone in the left, the video cameras to show it. that is why these images are so important in martha's vineyard, the naval observatory makes sense but as quickly as possible, they put them behind walls and away from cameras so the facilitation going on for a year and 1/2 in the dead of night can continue. just the tip of the iceberg of what happens every day across the country in sanctuary or not sanctuary states and ron desantis -- they say it is a political point, rounded in a policy position. this is not legal in our state. you are not allowed to deport you because we are not federal

immigration service so we -- they are happy to take you. i don't know why texas hasn't declared an invasion. 8000 people a day walking across the border in a federal government that abandons pretext, they are facilitating it. that will trigger a constitutional showdown. these are human beings going through the process. they made the choice to come in illegally and governors are taking a stand. rachel: it is a place of giant mansions. i have been to uvalde, a relatively poor town. the obamas's neighbors, unless

migrants are there, and they could serve drinks and food, end of summerlong parties but never wear masks because at the other thing, they like their servants to wear masks in martha's vineyard so this exposes the most interesting leaders him. >> it is highlighting a policy issue and the only time the border seems to matter is when there is an involvement of state borders, how dare you fly illegal immigrants across state borders, the point is you are not enforcing the policy on the national border. i love the elitist when it comes to martha's vineyard and add the racism, there's obviously a detrimental effect of illegal immigration on the community where it is concentrating.

but these elitists seem okay with that as long as it affects primarily brown cities in jail rio, el paso, brownsville or uvalde, you are fine with them as long as they affect primarily middle-class brown cities, the minute it affects a monolithically white elite city, or island, like martha's vineyard, then it is oh my god and they pat themselves on the back for handing out bowls of soup while they whisk them away to a military facility. rachel: they call in the national guard. they sent an infantry company to martha's vineyard to get 50 illegal immigrants off their island as fast as possible after they had signed on their lawn. rachel: the southern border is the most dangerous border crossing in the world, that is where the national guard is

occupied with making sure martha's vineyard doesn't keep illegal immigrants for 48 hours, amazing. pete: president biden is such to give his first interview and this is to 60 minutes. it will air on sunday at the first clips are coming out to promote it and in it president biden is hailing a victory when it comes to negotiating with the rail workers union to avoid a strike. in this interview with scott kelly talks about vladimir putin and potentially pushing him into a corner and whether or not russia might use nuclear weapons in its war with ukraine. here is an excerpt from 60 minutes. >> mr. president, you have just averted a nationwide railroad strike that would have been crippling to the economy. how did you do that, and what were those last hours like in the negotiations?

>> president biden: look, we brought business and labor together. you have a good deal being made for labor, your income is going to go up 24% over the last five years, they worked out the healthcare piece, they worked out days off, and they sat down in my view in the office today, saying we finally figured out this is fair on both sides. it took that time to focus, and the alternative was just not thinkable. >> what do you mean? >> president biden: if they had gone on strike the supply chains would have come to a screeching halt and we would have seen a real economic crisis. rachel: it could have been a massive crisis. he is right about that but this is what they choose to focus on. i will say our supply chain system is broken. the engine in my car broke and will it take months to find an engine to replace the engine

that is broken. this is like cuba. you can't find parts. and the cars are so expensive. rachel: i don't know. pete: i look forward to the self-important people talking at each other, what the rest of the interview is but if the promo clip is mister biden, tell me how you did such amazing things and how you did it, after all the crushing realities of life in america today, the rhetoric, i wonder if he will ask about that, how he's characterizing his political opponents if he will ask about the border i wonder if he will ask about the inflation reduction act. remains to be seen what the rest of this interview will be but the promo clip is tell me how you save the world. rachel: how you save the supply chain. pete: i will be watching football. rachel: a lot of people.

thousands are waiting up to 24 hours in line to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the second. pete: one moment of chaos was quickly handled by the police. amy kellogg is live with the latest. >> reporter: there is airport style security, and you can't stop people from acting out. and a man rushed elizabeth's coffin and attempted to rip off the royal standard and then tried to grab it, as you said he was tackled to the ground. we don't know his motives. hasn't been released who he is. that situation was diffused, but a 7-year-old girl who was there is traumatized, he pushed her aside and she obviously had her experience completely wrecked by this. the princes to their vigil, the children of queen elizabeth ii stood around her casket,

relatively new tradition, they did it in scotland as well but prince andrew, by his front line military or royal duties in the wake of the jeffrey epstein incident, requested by king charles to don his military uniform. he served in the royal navy and the falklands war and then people cheered up quite a lot to catch a glimpse of david beckham who went to pay his respects to the queen and waited in that line for 12 hours just like an ordinary person not trying to get a fast track vip access in this event and we also saw some more beautiful splendid pageantry in wales. the king was formerly the prince of -- and grieving this week.

to trumpets, and rehearsals, at windsor for the final event of this long goodbye, at the chapel at windsor. we have the grenadier guards and the coldstream battalion out practicing. and one important thing is, and in the event that anything goes awry in these days you can imagine that she will be smiling at it. she spent her years, 70 years going to see the people but they are coming to see her because those lives to get and pay last respects are 15 to 20 hours long. back to you.

pete: we noted while she was doing that report a video. bless you. justin from canada paying his respects. rachel: he paid his affects when castro died. he's not very picky. pete: more of a connection to that. rachel: a little more intimate. pete: some additional headlines. new orleans could be the murder capital of america as homicide rates have skyrocketed, 141% since 2019. just in the first six months of the year, the city recorded 41 homicides per 100,000 people. new orleans is on pace to outpace st. louis which had the number one homicide rate since last year. carjackings are up 210% in new orleans. this is the police for staffing through a staffing crisis, has 989 officers much less than the

1400 it was supposed to have. to a fox weather other, the outer bands of tropical storm fiona at puerto rico, it will hit the island today, could bring 16 inches of rain 2 parts of the caribbean. still too soon to say if it will be a threat to the united states. time for the fox digital whiz quiz, covered the dogs so this weekend testing our knowledge of felines. here we go. this is one you are supposed to -- house cats shared 95.6% of their genetic makeup with which of these? dogs? tigers? birds? dinosaurs? pete: i will say tigers. rachel: me too. will: the answer is tigers. pete: too easy for knowledge. will: what do you call a group of kittens?

is at a kiddie collection? a kindle? a kits? aura kit and caboodle? rachel: it is a kindle. rachel: pete: i will go with kits. will: it is a kindle. now he is in last place. and lastly. you can only tie. which president was the first to keep a cat as pets at the white house? was it ulysses s grant? andrew jackson? abraham lincoln? or george washington? pete: it was not george washington. rachel: i will say. pete: george washington was never in the white house. they did burn it down in 1812, but jefferson was the first one there. rachel: i will go with abraham lincoln. will: i will go jackson. it is lincoln.

abraham lincoln, cat guy, the guy who saved the country and founded the republican party, cat guy. guy. rachel: 3, 2, one. rachel: i don't like the founder of the republican party. pete: let that sink in. rachel: we will have to bribe have brian come in and display why abraham lincoln was a capitalist. he would know. will: a panel of experts blasting government response to covid 19 and demanding an investigation into the virus's origins. doctor marty makary is next. rachel: setting sail on a cruise, for first responders but first dj, take it away with we built this city, remember that? ♪

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that is interesting because they like to be treated as a normal nation, as a leader in the world and yet they did so much to cover it up and not just using bureaucrats but disappeared doctors, people possibly died from trying to tell the truth about this. >> we know there was a secret meeting doctor fauci convened as soon as he learned of the grant to fund the wuhan lab and the secret meeting, many scientists who publicly said they thought was likely a lab leak changed their position and there were many mistakes in the covid pandemic, people say why are folks focused on the lab leak? this is the biggest liability case in the history of the world and people need closure. will: speaking of people dying from lack of information or misinformation when it came to covid, and also liability what about information that wasn't allowed to be disseminated and we know the government colluded

with social media companies like facebook to say you can't question the efficacy of the vaccine or masks, therefore sending people out there into the world thinking they were protected, sending people out there into the world without a full basket of available knowledge. >> reporter: even doctor redfield, former head of the cdc told the spectator that he was told clearly in no uncertain terms that doctor fauci and doctor collins wanted one narrative and he was shut out of many of the meetings and so they made many mistakes, closing schools, ignoring natural immunity, firing workers for having antibodies but not the type they liked but probably the closure of schools, the one we are dealing with the most, we are now learning from a more recent study sweden had no learning loss and the lower death rate per capita. rachel: doctor fauci needs to be held accountable, he's gotten a promotion since this has come out and he will end up

retiring and probably getting some fancy job at who or some board making tons of money with big pharma. interesting to me he remains a celebrated figure when he should be embarrassed the way this was handled. >> he takes a couple political swipes, becomes a darling of the left. i stay out of politics but if you look at the response of the and ih to the pandemic, for months they didn't do the basic research to figure out that it was airborne. they told everyone to wash their hands like crazy and gave a false sense of security, that was a failure of his primary job. will: spray off your packages, you have been a clarion voice on this from the beginning, thank you so much. will: a republican from north carolina, richard burr singing his praises. i don't feel there is going to be any accountability for any of these people including china

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the treasurer. tell me why you didn't want to sign the check. >> i have no information where the student government funds are going. the only information i had was it was going to be a schoolwide presentation about systemic racism. when pressed for more information i was bullied. rachel: there was a social studies teacher, what did she say to you? >> during a student government meeting my teacher asked me if i would have also opposed a holocaust presentation and when i questioned that comparison seeing my grandfather is a holocaust survivor i was accused of finding slavery debatable and told if i'm not on board with systemic racism i have trouble with that girlfriend. rachel: you stood your ground despite the pressure and you went to the school board to explain your decision and what happened?

>> i received a lot of positive feedback from a lot of people, wide variety of people, teachers, students, parents, silent support, people afraid to speak up in similar positions. rachel: what did you learn from this experience? >> it is worthwhile to stand up and people appreciate it. i come from a community largely of immigrants, my mother escape revolutionary iran, my grandfather escaped the nazis and we are grateful to be in this country. it is important to us and i felt good standing up for that. rachel: great example there are more people on your side then you actually think but nonetheless your courage is admirable. we reached out to the great northwest high school for a statement and we've not heard back. any last thoughts? advice for other students who are placed in this situation? >> i would say it is worthwhile

to stand up and in general you can rely on the people around you to be kind and supportive. that is what i found. don't do it alone, please reach out to me if you need help. rachel: great advice. when somebody is under the gun, canceling happening, other people reach out and show their support in that moment is important. i will note that your actions caused your school district to look more closely into many of these as you call it, edge prop organizations and where their funding is going for critical race theory and other things so you made a difference. appreciate you joining us and we are inspired by your courage. >> thanks for having me on the show. i appreciate you over time. rachel: martha's vineyard is overrun by illegal migrants, what biden's out-of-control border surge looks like. we are heading back to

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after 50 migrants arrived, a self-described sanctuary destination. >> somewhere else and we cannot -- we don't have the services to take care of 50 immigrants, we don't have housing. we are in a housing crisis as we are on this island. we can't house every one here that lives here and works here, don't have housing for 50 more. will: they don't have the services and don't have the housing. as this coastal elite hotspot compares to be overwhelmed, let's go off the wall to break down the out-of-control border policies from the biden administration. let's start with martha's vineyard. i have been to nantucket but it is very nice. manicured lawns and rich people. the annual residents 17,000 all year long but in the summer

when everyone summers there it explodes to 200,000s. rachel: they have residents when it is nice, oprah winfrey, bill and hillary clinton and barack obama, and those remain empty amidst massive lawns at this time of year. 's will: go to nantucket or martha's vineyard. if you want, these are built to expand. interesting to see if they do this again. maybe they are caught off guard, 50 was too much at one swing. they have the bed and breakfast ready to go with a cup of tea. pete: this part-time occupied mansion of islands they were overwhelmed by 50 illegal immigrants. this is what is going on. 1.9 million encounters with illegal immigrants in the last fiscal year. one million of those in the

state of texas, mostly, obviously along the southern border in del rio, brownsville, el paso bearing the brunt of the illegal immigration crisis. will: fiscal year to date, these numbers will expand and will be record highs and these are just the encounters, the people who are either caught, being caught for turning yourself in means you will be released. now as a migrant, who should show up for court date? pete: martha's vineyard called in the national guard, to remove illegal immigrants within 48 hours. it is a state of emergency in new york, a humanitarian crisis, after receiving let's put it into context. 500 in chicago shy of 10,000,

11,000 new york city, that number should follow this wall presentation. will: that is an emergency. look at texas, look at this, the national guard, and these are known got aways come a they got away, we don't know who they are but we know they got away. folks across the border without interaction with law enforcement almost 500,000. pete: we have to come back to the highlight, the spotlight on the elitism of these issue. in the island of martha's vineyard, it is true the burden is primarily on, it is worth pointing out, middle-class brown cities like del rio, the truth is it starts there and

snuggles up everywhere. 50,000 average got aways per month getting away to your city. all across this nation. the one city they cannot tolerate any got aways in the island of martha's vineyard. will: most border patrol agents are in the job of processing, not manning their post along the border, preventing the illegality that is happening and they want to use the phrase migrants, they always do, but the guests you have in the 6:00 our saying by most technical definitions illegal aliens, changed the language to soften all of it. let's otherwise be honest about what it is. pete: martha's vineyard has a point. they shouldn't have to absorb, other than being a sanctuary city, and illegal immigration crisis that should not exist. that is the entire point. we should be protecting this country at the southern border from, for example, the

potentiality of this, criminality. of these got aways, illegal immigrant encounters, 23,000 noncitizens, criminal encountered, people we know committed crimes in the past and likely to commit crimes in the future and that doesn't bring in that terrifying number. pete: 66 that we know of on the known terror watch list, fiscal year to date including 733 criminals with outstanding warrants that we know of. the cartels are happy to bring illegals to border patrol, who they want to be found. imagine the people we don't know of because of the sophistication for the cartels, these numbers are staggering. pete: the point of this exercise is to highlight the issue, to show politicians the affects of the southern border to bring the crisis to them. they don't go to see the board.

president biden 0 times, kamala harris one time, alejandra mayorkas has been around ten times. if you don't come to the border we will bring the border to you. will: he doesn't get yelled at by border agents, she's in charge and doesn't go and he has never been in his life, he is the president of the united states, in his life. but was able to find a room when he was there. pete: that is off the wall. let's check the will came podcast into a deep dive on this issue and what is going down in martha's vineyard. will: let's toss it to rachel. rachel: not sure the obamas would like the bidens over. i'm not buying that. police in virginia on the hunt for two suspects, and armed invasion caught on camera.

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will: we are celebrating national dance day. rachel: we will start with the irish step dance. pete: good morning, stephanie. so we know nothing. the music sounds great. how do we do it? tell us about this dance. >> we are doing a little bit of soft shoe. we will start in a fifth position which is heel to toe, heel to toe, squeeze. we will put our foot in front, point our foot and take this leg, kick our but and step right, left, right, than the

other side, kick our left without but and then go left right left. it is, step -- step but so we will go here, and kick 123, kick 123, kick 123. we've got to get -- yes. okay. rachel: how long have you been doing this? >> i have only been irish dancing for 6 years. what do you do? >> ready? 5, 6, 7, 8, kick, 1-2-3 kick, 123, 123. keep your arms down. do you want to try it with some music? rachel: you guys get in front of us.

rachel: here's the pose. ♪ >> 5, 6, 7, 8, kick 123, 123. ♪ rachel: kept really well here. this is really fun stuff. a lot of irish history and great thing for all kinds of children to get involved in. and we also do classes online so anyone can join us. . >> new york studio, irish step dance with crowd control entertainment.

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