national dance day. he has a jack and he's ready to go, he spends, also dancing because national constitution 235 years, we can celebrate on "fox & friends". beautifully done, have a great saturday everybody, keep dan dancing. >> some of you have heard this today a new day and new bus full of migrants arriving at vice president kamala harris residence in washington, d.c. residence blast greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis for sending migrants north but they were oddly silent when the white house was secretly sending ten times that many and often times in the dark of night, we report, you decide what's been fair and who's been fair. is not just migrants flooding across the border, right now

thousands are gathering at washington, d.c. demanded that we stop the spread of the deadly epidemic we're going to go live. welcome so great to have you neil cavuto i hope you're having a good weekend it's a busy weekend as far as news is concerned we will take you to britain as they pay their final respects to the queen, in the meantime let's take it to alex what's going on in washington. >> at morning, right now the crowd is still building were at a merge of unity, that will kick off any minute it's been put on by a loss voices of fentanyl it's what the people call weapon of mass destruction, they help to bring attention to that, then to start with speeches and take this to the national mall to the white house today when it comes to that now that the entered synthetic opioid manufactured in china and smuggled into the u.s. from mexico. over the border coming in record numbers as of late, fentanyl is a leading cause of death among

adults age 18 - 45 many of the families have lost 70 close to them who unknowingly consumed the powerful drug think it was something else, fentanyl is added to pills, sold online in some targeted to kids by using colorful bright colors even selling them over social media. congressman chip roy weyden over that. >> are not overdoses, it is poisoning, we have had 70 something thousand individuals die from fentanyl related deaths in the last year, put that into perspective when we were freaking out in the 80s over cocaine, we're talking about 10000 year, this is 70 something thousand, over 107,000 deaths related to drugs in the last year. >> this is an emotional rally as well, not so much chanting that we would see in a lot of rallies most people have somebody on their shirt you have pictures of people all around here the lost voices of fentanyl as they are

called these are people who died unknowingly due to something that was inside of something they consumed and is a substance that people want to know why is he coming into this country, they want to see those who distributed criminal justice system, they want to take this message to the white house and they will do so shortly. neil: alexander, thank you very much for that, the view from the white house, there is a little bit among fairness going on with republican governors leading the charge to get migrants like washington, d.c., martha's vineyard on what perhaps that there is a little bit of inconsistency on this issue, many times more than approved by the president and shipped all over this country, but that part of the story does not come out, lucas tomlinson at the white house with more on this today and. >> senior administration officials huddling at the white house on immigration policy not ready to call it a crisis quite yet hours ago another busload of

migrants from texas arriving outside of the vice president house from texas, alexandria hoff stating the watch was a massachusetts avenue not long after they arrived, she saw five young children exiting the buses and told going to churches including catholic church used for food, shelter and clothing, this after the republican governor ron desantis sent a plane load to the wealthy island of martha's vineyard. >> it's only when you have 50 illegal aliens and deputy very wealthy rich sanctuary enclave that he decides to scramble on this. >> the white house things republican governors are playing dirty tricks. >> these vulnerable migrants were reportedly misled about where they were headed, told they would be headed to boston, misled about what they would be provided when they arrived promise shelter, refuge benefits

and more, these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guat guatemala. >> the white house can. the republican governors to human smugglers texas governor greg abbott defending his decision to send the migrants to sanctuary cities. >> on the former attorney general in texas as well as a former supreme court justice i know the law very well, biden himself was doing the very same thing, the only difference he was moving people in the darkness of night. >> moments away from president biden exiting the white house and catching a ride to andrews air force base where he will take air force one to britain into the queen's funeral on monday. neil: real quickly on the president leaving for the funeral there was a debate, controversy whether he would bring the beast, the vehicle he travels in on this country and revisits other countries, they were worried about crowds and how they put up with that in london but he's been cleared for

that. >> the president travels anywhere in the world any takes a large security component with him, before the president goes overseas, c-17 cargo jets from charleston and will go over with the beast with other secured vehicles, of course you have u.s. jets in england, there will be plenty of security including the beast armored vehicles and halo copters as well. neil: i hear that's how you travel around, it's understandable you're a big deal, thank you very much lucas tomlinson at the white house, the president departs later today he will be among 200 world leaders for the big event, some are saying the most-watched event in human history, billions of viewers worldwide expected we shall see. in the meantime reaction to the fallout from the buses and special planes going to places

north and the uproar it is causing, brandon judd is a little surprised that national president i always love having you on, you put a perspective of what you're seen at front and there is a bit of a double standard, is there not we always try to be fair of everybody, when we hear one side carping about some to which i go back in time and see what they were saying about the very same issue with the president and ice were flying planes, hundreds of them in the middle of the night often times to destinations north, destinations all over the country. i think we have a map of that, not a word, nothing, what you make of that? >> you've always wanted to have a fair conversation, you want the american people to know the actual facts and when you look at the actual facts, this white house made a conscious decision on what they were going to do with border security on day one when they stepped into the white house they made decisions that destabilized our border and because they destabilized our border were seen people being

transported throughout the entire united states, like catholic charities receiving funding from the united states government and their transporting people throughout the united states, now and governor does it know, the white house is up in arms they don't talk about what they originally did and why this began in the first place, there are solutions, they want solutions then this white house might have an excuse, there are solutions to what can be done to stop this crisis of the border but they are not doing anything, now we see millions of people into the country illegally, were seen drugs at records that we'd never seen before, just on the border that we'd never seen before, there are records being set by this white house every single day, they refused to look at the problem until the governors do what they're doing and becomes an issue because the mainstream media has to cover its hypocrisy in it's important we get this from the white house. neil: you were ahead of this for

many, maybe they're not seizing on this because they do not see it as a crisis that you clearly do and i think most of the modern world would clearly see and maybe it's in their language and we put some of these comments together, you will notice something that is missing, what you're dealing out at the border doesn't come up. >> migrants coming to and through d.c. are arriving from a range of nations. >> 's approximately 500 migrants have come to the city of chicago since august 31. >> they are using desperate people, people who are trying to come here because they're fleeing communism themselves as a political pawn. >> this country was built when immigrants and by immigrants born here in new york city, we are going to have open doors. neil: immigrants, migrants, not illegal immigrants, not illegal

migrants, there is a pattern to that, if you don't see the two plus million whoever the entry to our border as anything less than illegal you don't then see a problem. and you don't see a reason to address it. >> that is the issue when you look at the very first act that these people make their crossing the border illegally that is a criminal act, they're not being prosecuted because of this administration again has made a conscious decision. if you are not willing to define the issue you are never going to come up with the solutions, they are not calling this what it is it is illegal immigration it is not legal we are all for legal immigration we are against illegal immigration into the rule of law that made this country so great if we don't continue to enforce the rule of law then we have chaos, that's what were seen on the border today it is chaos when mayor lightfoot talks about 500 people

coming to chicago, look eagle past texas thousands of people everything will day yet mayor lightfoot is complaining about 500 people in chicago, that is crazy and again, it goes right back to hypocrisy that we constantly see from this administration and if you don't define the problem and not willing to talk about you will not come up with solutions. neil: thank you very much. did you put into perspective we want to be very fair, if you look at one and a half million who enter this country illegally is pretty much consistent through any administration that's how many we taken illegally year in and year out and you want to claim the 2 million plus getting into this country illegally should not be so characterized and then you're talking about taking in three and half, four and a half, where does it end, you have to look at the numbers and the cost and the reality, the fact of the matter is if you're not going to call it what it is how can you address the problem that is now out of control we will keep

exploring that. also exploring crime rampant across the country, so rampant forget what it's doing to its citizens a major employer in chicago saying it's killing them too. take a look. >> everywhere i going confronted by the same question these days, what is going on in chicago there is a general sense out there for their city is in crisis. the truth is it's more difficult today to convince a promising mcdonald's executive to relocate to chicago from one of our other offices than it was a few years ago. neil: on the implications of all of that that's another large employer saying were seen this happen in the new york area and some of the areas with high crime the having of a double of a time getting workers forget how executive ranks, hourly workers at stores that have been hit by robertson far worse, this is a big problem. >> big time especially for chicago which is losing corporations hand over fist,

look behind me gorgeous city, beautiful morning, great food, great fun, yet crime, mcdonald's corporation is not alone, it even corporations myself that talk a lot internally about what we do about the safety issues here, to further theit's the

summer of horror and is going to get worse with the cash bail elimination coming up in the next few months. neil: 70 of our conversation through covid in the worries about whether it was safer workers to return covid has come down, crying has not and that's a big reason in the cities like new york were there only halfway back, in chicago i don't know where they stand you probably have a far better idea than i do. i know a lot of urban areas where crime is rampant that's why people are not heading back to the office. >> similarly so, 50% back it's probably going to plateau if you look at taxes and regulations that have been put on locally by the officials, those are all up given 20, 30% yet the patrol and protection are down in areas where people are paying the taxes and feeling the regu regulation, that does not work out as far as a good equation it does panic businesses going forward as they make their hiring plans. neil: thank you very much, following all of that scott

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great singer tommy the song he chose that day was a debbie downer, i would choose you got a friend but i would digress, celebrating inflation reduction act which does not appear named i can get into the weeds and tell you the inflation controls may be as a result but it certainly is not happening right now, sarah westwood digesting all of that out of the washington dies amateur. >> a week of contradictions, i don't know if the tone deafness that we are hearing is actually helping, that is celebrating inflation reduction act when inflation where most americans ain't producing, saying there's no crisis at the border, that the border is secure from the vice president and then the president getting off to detroit to an electric vehicle costing more than $63000, i don't know. >> tone deaf is a charitable way to put it when you talk about

inflation reduction act celebration that we sought the white house this week, the white house and democrats want the whole conversation about the midterms to be focused on abortion it's only issue in which voters tend to trust democrats even more, i think republicans are doing a better job at controlling the conversation right now, were talking about the crisis at the board because of the moves from desantis, abbott and ducey were talking more about the economy because the facts are two glaring and obvious most americans lives for americans to ignore in republican candidates especially those senate candidates running in uphill battles like nevada and arizona are spending more time avoiding the conversation the democrats want to have not talking about abortion in talking about these issues that put democrats on the defensive, that's why you are starting to see that narrative disappear the democrats are optimistic heading into november. neil: i wonder about republicans along comes lindsey graham with a counter plan to ban abortions

after 15 weeks, reignite the issue would hopefully republicans are thinking it would die down a little bit, the states would be dealing with this weather is pro-choice or pro-life movements interest, and complicated thing, it would not be the first time republicans have stepped on progress here, what you make of it. >> i think there's two schools of thought within the republican party how best to approach the issue. lindsey graham school of thought that it's better to put democrats on the defensive about their abortion positions, most of the democratic party does support abortion policies that are out of step with most americans they support late-term abortions on demand up until the very last stages of pregnancy, a lot of democrats do there is that school of thought forcing democrats to talk about the unpopular positions are helpful for republicans. on the other side of the aisle you have adam axel running for senate of nevada and doesn't want to talk about it or talk

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neil: i want to take you inside westminster hall, the houses of parliament were queen elizabeth the second lies in state, these folks are getting an opportunity to pay their respects and already waited in line at least

eight hours, in some cases 12 hours. i'm told right now if you are just getting online it's going to be 16 hours in all of this ahead of the formal funeral set for monday. leaders from all over the world 200 including president of the united states expected to be there, they are telling the leaders even though the president of the united states can bring the beast is the transport of choice whenever he traveled, including a broad, he has that special allowance but other leaders are being urged to take a bus when they ultimately go to westminster hall at the houses of parliament. that's how big of an event it will be, were told maybe the most-watched event in human history as billions are likely to tune in worldwide. hillary the royal expert, it is going to be a big event and you are going to have a lot of leaders in their all to be crushed together, but they all want to be there, that's is quite a bit about the queen.

>> absolutely right, it is actually witnessing the line that you mentioned of the queen in england the elizabeth line, look at the amount of people there, it is a majestic mosaic of mankind and we could say the same thing for exactly as you just mentioned the leaders, and even the emperor of japan he is going to be on one of those buses although they are being referred to as the metropolitan police as hogs. monarchs from across europe argued to be rubbing shoulders on the bus. neil: even the emperor of spain and his wife the queen and even emmanuel macron, he does not strike me as a bus guy, a pod guy, how does that go? >> you're right the king of spain, you're right he will be there, put it this way i would love to be on that bus, the conversation we won't be and also you mentioned the line, the

queue even david beckham that can be considered the royalty of football, he waited in line 12 hours in for me to see so many celebrities in the vast array of humidity, we in our lifetime, and our lifetimes will never see anything like this again and somebody may mentioned since the romans couldn't pull this off, there has never been a gathering of this amount of global leaders and monarchs in history and probably won't be again. neil: it's really amazing, many in this country cannot relate to the time that you are devoting that is britain's devote to the ceremony, i like the aspect even the horror of this country of john f. kennedy when he was assassinated within three days he was buried in the nation did not go on, it was not easy but a week later it wasn't even in the

press. here there is an opportunity to let it linger into look at it significance, i think that's a good development. >> i also think with jfk it was horrendously tragic and we all remember those photographs of him saluting his father in light with princess diana consist of wells, both of those were accidents and dramatic shocks. the queen over 70 years that was far longer the planes abita place for this for decades and decades for the royal family has a plan, this was referred to as operation london bridge bridges to the next life, she saw every single aspect over this, she knew what details and knew that the nation and indeed some regards the world is not just the britain's the commonwealth countries that chose and wanted to be in the friendship with the

uk as well as you mentioned lastly if i might mention remember after 9/11 we sell new yorkers come together in a way that they never had before there in new york everyone came together, i think there was not an anticipation of global outpouring and a people have come together over this. neil: you're so classy and i'm to be tacky i have to get back to the royal tension and i'm taking harry and meghan an and e tell-all book coming in by prince harry, i don't know whether he is rethinking that, he's already done he's been paid 20 million i know he might add some chapters about this of the passing of his grandmother, do we know anything about that? >> a few things what we know categorically is that the book is being postponed in reference to his grandmother, thank goodness for that. we also know obviously they have

a mouthpiece, somewhat i would venture to say perhaps misrepresenting quite the way things are there is a dinner on sunday evening from members of the royal family and the head of state, the reason that prince harry and meghan were invited they were on the list because they were working royals which they chose to do, they chose to step back from the royal family they did not want this. there are other issues, meghan famously said on the oprah interview that titles don't matter and now unfortunately they really want the prince and princess titles for their children, there is also a lot of history behind that how they actually would automatically have those titles now that there in the regency act of 1937 during the direct line to the throne which before the father has now ascended, they would have that and supposedly they did not want the titles that remains to be seen how that actually holds. neil: you are amazing, i don't

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neil: trump and his legal team have the approval for the special master, somebody did go to the documents that were taken from the former presidents florida home on august 8 that's a lot of material to wade through better than 300 are classified top secret dealing with more than 11000 documents. the issue is being debated and now officially appeal but the justice department, they don't think this is necessary, nevertheless a special master wants to be with both parties as soon as next week. first david spunt someone to set the stage. >> hi, the special master in this case federal judge raymond deary has his work cut out for him over the coming weeks and months he will go through thousands of documents north of 11000 documents seized from mar-a-lago, judge deary has

senior status on the eastern district of new york federal court he was suggested by the trump legal team to serve as special master a neutral person that will look at evidence and decide if some should potentially be returned to the former president, as deary does is work going through thousands of pages of documents, attorney general merrick garland in his department of justice team are appealing to the 11th circuit court of appeals in atlanta, the reason the district judge in this trump case aileen cannon told federal prosecutors on thursday she would not reverse her previous order that told d.o.j. to stop using roughly 100 classified documents taken from mar-a-lago until deary is done with investigation. d.o.j. argues time is ticking when this is all about national security, the d.o.j. appealed to the 11th circuit is risky, the reason six of the 11 judges on the court are trump appointees, new fox news poll out this week showed by a 39-point margin that

more voters believe it was inappropriate 65% inappropriate 26% for trump to remove those documents when he left the white house, judge cannon is giving the special master until november 30 to finish his work, back to you. neil: thank you david, david spunt on that, what to discuss legal issues my idiotic questioning the former deputy assistant attorney general, so good, always good to see you, could you help me with this process i guess the justice department not too keen on the special master and wants to appeal, but the kind of frozen in place until that's resolved. >> that's right the justice department is going to be a holding pattern and one thing that they have done, they appealed to the court of appeals the 11th circuit which supervises the florida trial court saying during the pendency of a special masters review

which is going to go on for a few more months, please let us continue our investigation, another word special master got hand to do his thing but we as the justice department don't want to be prevented from using these documents as we try to assess possible criminal liability possible threats to national security. >> the special master could be limited he wants to get his hands on these documents and review the 300 that are classified as top secret, is he held off from doing so just in case this is appeal? and successful. >> the special master can move forward and we saw he is intent on moving forward he summoned all the parties to brooklyn to get to know you need meeting where they will plan out in this journey will move forward in terms of timing in terms of how people will present objections to his work and get everybody together and map out a plan of action. neil: where you see this all going, it comes down to whether the president misrepresented or

lied or he and his team lied about the documents in the first place whether they were classified or not, first he said he did not have them at all and now concerns that there still more supposedly missing and that is where they have a criminal charge, where you think it goes? >> i think ultimately where it goes, the justice department investigation is going to move forward, may be delayed because of the special master process, it is not going to get derailed, i think what will probably happen there may be apposite proceedings, the election is coming up which causes deal way to pump the brakes a little bit but it will keep moving forward the justice department will ultimately evaluate the documents that were seized at mar-a-lago, there to focus on a lot of the statements that trump legal team made to justice department investigators during this process. when all the dust settles, they very well could be charges against trump's lawyers and others.

>> whether charges filed or not especially charges filed, can donald trump still run for president again if he chose to? >> he absolutely can there is nothing in the constitution that would prevent someone from running for office in that context, something that voters would wafer themselves and decide whether made a difference and that sort of thing but constitutionally, sure you remain eligible. >> on the issue of what happens now in the future presidents, they cannot take documents with them of any sort or what are they allowed to take back with them? >> decently would not be allowed to take classified documents back with them, obviously they could take documents that were personal to them, family related personal related documents and they also have continuing access to classified documents and other words prior presidents if they wanted to sit down and look back at the documents that came in for purposes of writing a

memoir so they are curious about what happened there a lot to look at the documents but technically done off-site in a secure facility where they would sit down and the government would make the documents available for the presidents to review, they would not box the documents up and take them with them. neil: what is the difference between the president leaves office and he wants materials for his library at the carter center which is a learning center more than a museum per se, how do they decide that if the former president wants documents from the period but how do they negotiate that? >> they typically would negotiate with the national archive one thing of course there is nothing classified that was put out for public display but putting that category of documents aside typically work something out with archives in some instance i think presidential libraries would not necessarily have originals of a lot of the documents they might be allowed to make copies available to people in other cases they make it the original

but they would do so in consultation with the national archives which wants to make sure they know where these documents are kept at all times. neil: you are amazing, you should stick to the legal thing because it's clearly working for you. very good seeing you, thank you again. >> likewise. tom to p debris from political storms to very real ones, obviously the tropical storm fiona getting a lot of attention particularly in puerto rico you will find will and "fox wea weather". >> that's right fiona gaining strength with millions in his path, here in pensée puerto rico we will have a live report just ahead. that's a lot of cash b. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire.

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neil: as we mentioned the president is on route and will be soon to london for the queens funeral 200 global leaders that will be doing so we know after that he's good to be back in the united states and he will be

holding a meeting with the british prime minister on this trust scheduled for wednesday in new york that's what global leaders are here for the un general assembly, all i can relate for the meeting is the traffic in the city which is terrific on any day, during those days is beyond horrific but the president plans to meet with the british prime minister in new york at that time, we will keep you posted on that and keep you posted on the storm brewing in puerto rico back to "fox weather", how fiona is looking. >> you hate to see the beautiful scene behind the change but in a matter of hours it is going to speaking with fox hurricane specialist that's going to bring to the south side of the island, that's where were standing five years to the day when hurricane maria decimated the silent as you will recall they had a big impact on the electric grid will we talk about impacts from the storm likely to hit as a category one by the time it

comes ashore in puerto rico, that is going to bring some damage to hundreds of thousands if not millions of electric customers here across the island, another concern where i'm standing were getting the mountainous terrain of puerto rico and mudslides on the table, were talking about anywhere from 8 - 10 inches of rain possible in the higher elevations and that's likely to trigger mudslides, we will be monitoring a very carefully, airlines canceling flights in and out of the region starting today, you might want to check with the major airlines to see if you have travel waivers available. a lot of those kicking in terms of travel in situations like this the coast guard telling us their living import traffic in and out of puerto rico the u.s. virgin islands as well storm surge of probability with this as well, the likelihood the biggest impact that we're tracking right now is the probability of thousands of people losing power with this americas whether team on the ground in puerto rico and we've been watching this hour by hour joining us anytime with the "fox weather" app with the very

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neil: a lot of americans breathing a sigh of relief that a nationwide railroad strike affecting 115,000 workers was solved, it's formally not been approved, there is a process to this getting the unions and members on board, dennis fears the locomotive engineers and president, we have the big g and is kind enough to join us, how does it look from your advantage

point. >> the process will start this week and involves sending the tenant agreement from the principal officers of our bargaining units on each railroad that will create a question-and-answer period where they see clarifications we will return to meetings with the railroads to finalize the final document that will be what we put out to the membership we are a few weeks from putting this thing out to the field and we will make sure our membership fully explains everything that isn't it and everything that is not in it and didn't go to the boat for a membership ratification. neil: the one union, the day before the 5000 member union that had rejected was at essentially the same deal or had it been sweetened enough this go around they would approve it? >> that was one of the unions that was part of the bargaining coalition throughout the process, the operating costs as we call them the engineers in the smart transportation had different recommendations come

out of the presidential emergency board, i would say were slightly situated differently but the core issues like wages and healthcare were different in their environment. neil: were told were likely invert the sonata be great news but it doesn't automatically solve some of the supply chain issues that we have through no fault of your members such as the reality of the situation, how do you see that going in the months ahead, at least now we have ongoing active railway transportation happening but i wonder, given the fact that these realities are out there, could be a problematic time. >> yes it could, the labor act is very unique those that work under have different rules for contract bargaining. we have extended the cooling off period once we exhausted all the steps of the railway labor act we did not have an agreement by friday morning, even though the real carriers could've brought this out or i members could've struck, having a tentative

agreement that we do not find those options available sometimes in december. again the process that we have requires us to let the membership decide this and i will tell you during the pandemic these guys went to work every day they were the essential workers that kept the supply chain moving. the railroads are understaffed right now the having a hard time hiring and that led to overworking were more shifts on these existing employees, labor relations are in all-time low and were trying to improve that by providing for the first time ever more time off, predictable time off for these guys by their contract. neil: have any of them wanted to become truckers, they are still wanting workers. >> again the short staff is really frustrated folks we are hoping that the contract makes the jobs more attractive and easier to hire and we get the workforce stuff properly to where we need to go back to running the supply chain like it

should the reels are an integral part of the supply chain. neil: you probably had very little sleep this past week, dennis pierce a locomotive engineer the president key player of the united states secretary transportation. again will keep her eye on the weather and also it's gratifying is not a slamdunk we don't want to worry you but it's not a done deal until it is a deal we wanted ticket to london, you been seeing a lot of this all week long the crowds that do not stop in westminster hall at the houses of parliament where the queen is lying in state most of these people have been waiting in line, up to 12 hours, right now they get on a queue line you're looking at 16 hours at a minimum the lines all have to go away by early monday morning for the formal funeral of the queen, perhaps the most-watched global event in human history at least reported human history we are told, stay with us

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>> all right. the buses keep coming. you're looking live at new york city port authority bus terminal. one of the largest terminals for buses. it's been the choice places for arriving from texas, greeted by local authority. i don't know the exact pecking order of that, but we've seen a lot of this, buses going to chicago and philadelphia, washington d.c., sanctuary cities, all the big development this week as well that extended to airplanes, when florida governor ron desantis had flown some out to martha's vineyard that caused wrath and rage from democrats all the way up to the united states, says it's a political stunt and unnecessary and makes the situation even more difficult to solve.