deep, systemic and structural restructuring of our world. and since it will take some t time, the world will look differently after we have come to resist the reception process. >> laura: the resistant prosperous, well, up next, greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert,: investigating a missile strike that killed two people just 4 miles west of its border with ukraine. it all comes as russia pounds ukraine for energy infrastructure at the very same time world leaders work gathering in buy. >> carley: pullen's investigation into the blast as an important question remains whether it was russia that filed the missile in ukraine and an

act of self-defense,: president says the license and for the country will active nato before a meeting today and what happened is an isolated incident. there is no indication that war will take place. the north atlantic alliance is on standby. we have strength in the readiness of the polish armed forces including air defenses. airplanes will be supported by allied planes. please act call me and prudently. president biden warning the world not to jump to blame russia. >> there is plenty of information that contests that. i don't want to say that until we completely investigated. it is unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia, but we will see. >> todd: a fox news contributor and cia chief who served in moscow, dan, what are you hearing in time circles about what happened? >> we are still in the fact-finding phase here. what we know is that russia

launched a barrage of missiles against ukrainian civilian targets yesterday. against the electrical grid while the president zelenskyy addressing the g20 which he called g19 since russia wasn't there and discussing the war and russia's vicious attacks on ukrainian civilians. so, i think what we are determining right now is whether, again, as you noted an active ukraine self dependence, air defense, possibly he has 300 and president biden and a preliminary unlikely that it was a russian missile. but it is really a distinction without a difference if it was ukraine defending themselves from a russian attack on the civilian infrastructure. it is still the cause was still the root cause was russia's military. >> carley: where does that leave us a question the preliminary assessment reporting suggest that the missile could have been fired at ukrainian

forces at incoming russia missiles so an act of self-defense by ukraine. now, that poll is likely to invoke article four. we know that article five is an attack on all commode which means ultimately world war iii. what does article iv mean because it is a softer article? >> we are a long way from article v. it has only been invoked six times. it was invoked by eastern european native and this will allow for consultation discussions about the way forward. they are a number of policy options that nato might consider providing ukraine with more sophisticated air defense, potentially no-fly zone over western ukraine so that attacks like this might not be repeated in the future and risk an

escalation between nato and russia. but again, it is important that we understand we are in the end days of fact-finding and we need to discuss all the facts and agree on what exactly happened before anything, any decisions are made to. >> todd: as we look forward if we need to prevent this from happening again. does the biden administration along with nato have the procedures to prevent a mistake from escalating to carley referring to and potentially world war iii? >> welcome i took note director cia parents meeting a couple of days ago in turkey are mediated by the trick is intelligent with counterpart of russians -- the viewers can remember the guy who got dressed down by vladimir putin on the eve of the impatient. he didn't get his lines right. secretary of defense has been speaking with his counterpart, jake sullivan has been on the phone with russia's national

security advisor patrick pier those are all important contacts. but at the heart of this, we have got to remember that look, russia invaded ukraine and slaughtering ukrainians in their homes, hospitals, schools. and they are trying to steal ukrainian territory. and russia, i think it is important for the biden administration tone they narrative and emphasize russia is the aggressor and part of this, we haven't done enough to support ukraine. we could have done more right back at the very beginning in the spring of 2021 when russia started to mobilize their forces on ukraine's border. we have been playing catch-up throughout. this is what we've got right now, humanitarian disaster the likes of which we have not seen since world war ii. >> carley: despite all of that, ukraine celebrated one of the biggest victories that ukraine has seen since the start of this war. you saw the ukrainian flag up back up over curacao on the type

of humiliation vladimir putin hates. with that in mind, what is your assessment where this war stands right now? >> you are absolutely right about the outcome of vladimir putin can't like the fact this is a piece of territory that he said russia had annexed a few weeks ago. president zelenskyy travels all the way to kherson. he understands the public relations and messaging his own military and own civilians, hey, we will take the fight to russia and get back all of our territory. he's messaging vladimir putin and nato in the west, he needs more help. what we see in the coming weeks it is soft, a rainy season right now but i expect once the ground hardens with the colder temperatures in the winter, we will see, again, more of the battlefield pick up the pace there with ukraine and russia continuing to fight on the east side of the deep river in the

kherson region, don bass and crimea as well. this is a long way from being over here that is why it is important to rule out the engagement to avoid any nato/russia escalation in this conflict that russia has caused from the very beginning. >> todd: if the winter warfare if you want to have you go online with the world war ii video when the germans tried to make their way into russia. russian winters are not good for fighting. going back to the underlying reason we have you on here, this lack of clarity as to what happened. this is standard thought of war situation? or again, hate to say this but my initial instinct was, this is coming from russia and we haven't got good information from them throughout the war because russia, a little bit confused why the initial report said, "oh, this was the front of a fully a russian rocket." there was something fishy going on here. what is your take you, something

fishy, something about or something in between? >> what happened here initial forensics say it was russia because ukraine is using the same air defense the russians are using and hard to distinguish between a missile launched in the air defense the s3 hundreds ukraine is using which is the same air defense the russians are using, a soviet air defense. we rush to judgment but i can tell you from my own experience having served war zones and the middle east and south asia, the last thing you want to do is jump to conclusion based on any initial facts that you think you are collecting. you really have got to do a lot of work and emphasize as well there are intelligence community come i'm sure that looking at any indications or warnings, reflections from the russian military about this attack. this is a time president biden wants to make sure he gets all of the information he possibly can come engages with the nato allies, shares the information so we know as much as possible.

the worst thing you can do is jump to conclusions. i think, unfortunately, we started to do that a little bit. just reflect how much of a hair trigger the so my call is an concern presently for president biden. he's made a lot of comments about armageddon and world war iii and we have to show message discipline and avoid that to throw away efforts to scare us. >> carley: we are known that president biden woke to this move is this missile strike that hit poland. he went on to hold an emergency meeting with g7 and the leaders of the largest nations in the world are gathered together right now and they will elaborate on the dg20 meeting yesterday. then president biden said the world has come together at the g20 to urge the escalation. russia continues to escalate ukraine well we are meeting. he is certainly right about that. dave hoffman, thank you for

joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> all right. >> todd: thanks, dan donald trump officially launching his campaign for president in 2024 at his mar-a-lago home in palm beach. >> carley: that is right, and to the event last night, how was it? griff jenkins? >> good morning, todd, carley, the resident spoke over an hour and we expected he would make this announcement, but it is official the third run for the white house. he needs to finish what he started and listed off a bunch of items he wants to accomplish in his national greatness agenda. here is the official announcement, listen. >> ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests and my fellow citizens, america's comeback starts right now. [cheers and applause] i am running because i believe the world has not yet seen the truth glory of what this nation can be. this campaign will be for you. we will again put america first.

>> todd: he spoke it in front of the crowd of supporters and accompanied by his sons eric and baron, his so son-in-law jared r and sharp aim at the current president joe biden. listen. >> i will ensure that joe biden does not receive four more years in 2020. our country could not take that. and i say that not in laughter. i say that in tears. our country could not take four more years. it can only take so much. >> president biden's reaction pointed a tweet simply saying, "donald trump failed america." however, got support from lindsey graham and we, "if president trump continues a tone with a consistent basis, you will be hard to beat. former congressman byron donalds

had this reaction. >> america is stronger. of all the people out there that say they know what to do, we know donald trump knows how to get the country back on track. he did it once, he can do it again. the timing is up to him because he's the one who has been thinking about this quite some time. he has decided to set the pace for the 2024 elections. >> that timing is unusually early, two years from the 2024 election. not all republicans are on board, todd and carley. we will see how that plays. more importantly, the georgia senate runoff. we will see how much if this has an impact on that as well, todd and carley. >> carley: it was quite the speech we were told before hand it will be short, concise and to the point. it was over an hour? >> just a little over an hour. an hour in 8 minutes or so. as we know, when donald trump speaks, it is on his terms. about one of the takeaways we are seeing criticism out there on twitter and social media was

really his tone, the energy level and some criticizing and saving it was low but of course, as you saw from lindsey graham, he thinks is the tone the president needs to maintain going forward to. >> todd: other people thought it was very measured and very presidential tone. >> carley: forward looking and not backward appearance going griff jenkins my love you too because you are griff jenkins. >> carley: thanks, griff, fox news, i punk trump bowing out of politics after former president's announcement. the former first daughter said she staying out of the political arena altogether, "i love my father very much but this time around i'm choosing to prioritize my young children in the private life we are crating as family. i do not plan to be involved in politics." ivanka trump served as senior advisor throughout his first term. and senate republicans with elections today here in florida senator rick scott issuing a formal challenge to mitch mcconnell's position as

leader of the party, but some including texas senator ted cruz want to hold off on today's vote until next month. he says the party should wait to vote for new leadership until the georgia senate runoff between herschel walker and raphael were takes place on december 6th. meanwhile, house republicans officially nominating current leader kevin mccarthy beaker ship. mccarthy holding a late push from arizona congressman andy biggs. he is poised to become the next house speaker if republicans take control of the chamber. he does need all 218. he doesn't have them yet but he thinks he can get them. >> todd: in an interview with hunter biden about his art goes off the rails after he stomach disconnects without saying goodbye. launching a rant about how certain topics were off-limits to hunter biden and his team sang the conversation felt, well, inauthentic. >> very open ask questions, a debate, like a free mic and anyone can ask questions and

always let questions happen but this is the first time we let leap hands tied. these are the questions you ask and you can't ask any other questions and it was difficult. >> todd: pro. the house learning the lesson from the audio interview claiming he won't toss to guess with preapproved questions, welcome to journalism, bro. alexandria ocasio-cortez demanding dismantling of ticketmaster after television presale. thousands are furious true reporting bugs, not working cues and temporarily paused and those dreaded 505 error message. alexandria ocasio-cortez, "a daily reminder ticketmaster is a monopoly in merger mike merger with live nation not approved and need to be reined in. defending its efforts, there has been a historically unprecedented demand with millions showing up to buy the

tickets for presale. i can't believe i'm going to say this, i may agree with aoc on this. >> carley: you heard it here overnight launching its moon rocket at the space agency close to sending people back to the final frontier of. >> todd: keating at the space station cape canaveral, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning to you, nasa's space capsule is finally on its way to the moon after the thunderous launcher earlier this morning lightning up the night sky drawing applause and cheers from everybody around here not only from nasa finally getting this off but for the most program which will eventually put humans back on the surface over 50 years since the last apollo mission. the spectacular launch almost suffered another delay. first liquid hydrogen leak was discovered in one of the radar stations lost it's important

signal. they both were resolved rather quickly allowing for space launch system and the o ri capsule to make to our launch window and a way it went. this mission is all about data, testing the rockets, the orion capsule, the moon and returning to the earth with the heat shield to make sure orion works perfectly. this mission will last 25 days so a lot of time and space what nasa plans to be a whole lot of assessing this decade in the making of $100 billion mission. >> we've always had a friend here in this country. it used to be westward and now it is upward. that is part of us to fulfill our destiny. it is in our dna. >> and of course, it would be a stepping stone for the eventual flight to get to mars. this first flight is on crude at the capsule won't be entirely

empty. three space mannequins which they are called to measure the g4 and the launch and flight as well as cosmic radiation and all of that to make sure futurists are safe and sound. this launcher tim has had many scrubs and hurricane ian forced the rocket to step back to the garage and then nasa left a rocket during a hurricane nicole, which brought 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts. some minor caulking damage. now, nasa would launch four astronauts perhaps in the year 2024 and basically the same flight of a 25 day flight going all around the moon but not landing. then the art of ms. 3 mission would be maybe 2025, 2026. that would have for astronauts and it would go up there and two of them will descend down to the moon surface to once again foot

put footprints on the moon and that would be the first female astra on the moon. >> carley: how cool is that? very interesting reporting there. back here on earth president biden is spending big bucks to bring antique coal agenda to other continents. >> $20 billion to reduce emissions for workers in the most effective by the tran transition. >> carley: you heard it $20 billion deal in intonation and $150 million for green updates in africa. the coal association joins us next to react. sp>> todd: plus you have to check this out. >> did you order thousands of new jobs in a pepperoni? >> i told you she delivers. >> todd: sweet god, eat your hearts out, chicago mayor

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>> todd: experts telling fox news the left green agenda pushed by u.s. claim on john kerry would be an absolute disaster for the developing world. the executive director for power for the future says developing nations that we don't want them to go through the process of developing. we don't want them to have coal, natural gas, but nuclear. we want to use wind and solar which is indeterminate, ineffective and cost effective. and to replace fossil fuels by oil and natural gas with green energy technology. but turner says, "this is up enemy of privilege." john kerry preaching climate change while flying around the world in his private jet, curly. >> carley: president biden with massive climate agenda in indonesia. >> we have to mobilize $20 billion in indonesia's efforts to reduce emissions and

expand global energy, to put workers in the most effective transition way too cold. >> carley: that is right the president pledging $150 million for green omissions and africa as well. once again, chris hamilton joins me now. chris, good morning to you. this is on the heels of president saying that you will and make the coal industry in the united states. now he's taking this crusade overseas with $20 billion initiative with other countries. when you say the president say these kind of things, what goes through your mind? >> we are real surprised and it's mind-boggling why he would want to pose his flaw of the energy policies internationally makes no sense to us whatsoever nor does it make sense to put americans out of work as he is across the homeland by shutting down coal energy and putting industrial workers out of work. >> carley: 22% of our nation's

electricity is generated by coal. so, if you take coal off line the way the president is suggesting, what does that look like? what happens to the country? >> well, he knows what it looks like. he has given warning after warning by energy experts that we are at dangerous levels of coal-fired generation today, which means our electric grid and reliable delivery of industrial electricity really becomes at risk. i mean, this is dangerous. we potentially stressed the grid to the point that we do have brownouts, blackouts, particularly in severe, prolonged cold winter months that we are looking at ahead. we have a very short supply of coal on the ground and available because of the closure of these plans today. >> carley: you know what i think is interesting when it comes to coal, president biden met with chinese president xi jinping and you think about what the president has done to limit our

fossil fuels in the country, which makes us weaker and more dependent on other nations. china has put more coal plants in operation last year than the rest of the world combined. so what are we doing here? >> a, china continues to build out its coal fleet and recognizes the value of baseload generation that coal provides. in a minute energy sources do not provide baseload generation nor does any other base fuel source. it is only based fuel, baseload, electricity provided by coal fair manufacturing processes or facilities across america. china has in some degree of construction has many coal plants has what we have throughout the entire united states. and the president continues to point to west virginia as an emitter of carbon and the coal-fired plants and china has 55 more coal plants and

coal-fired generation than what we have here. >> carley: the president what he wants to do is transition to wind and solar but the issue with that is the wind starts blowing in the sun goes down and there is finite amount of energy you can get from those two sources. so, the president has said don't accept a climate goal of 2030. does that make you nervous? whether president biden or somebody else in the democratic party has some sort of energy agenda, they will not change the mind when it comes to coal so what do you think your future looks like? >> it almost appears that only the president and some of his inner circle are the only ones that believes this is a realistic time frame and it can be done. there is a natural transition underway. that natural transition is coming about because of the whole variety of reasons, but the size and technological change are playing into this.

a 20 year transition each and every day. and the industry and ancestral world is inundating itself to become more efficient and all. so, it is unrealistic. we will stress the grid and we really risk putting thousands of americans and millions of americans without power this winter. >> carley: chris hamilton, got to leave it there. thank you for joining us this early morning, we really appreciate >> thank you so much. >> carley: a fox news alert, to investigate a missile strike that killed two people in nato territory. brett just returned from ukraine and we will talk to him coming up next. >> todd: a shocking tale with heavily armed gunmen opening fire inside of a new york clinic. look at that, telling a hero security guard who takes him down straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: a fox news alert, two people are dead after missile strikes a village in poland for miles from the ukrainian border. >> todd: still unclear where the rush the missile but or ukraine. but nato is on a mission. >> hi, todd and carley. at this moment the most prominent theory is that as ukraine was trying to defend itself shoot down or intercept some of more than 80 missiles that russia fired at yesterday, one of its defensive missiles strayed into polish territory. but at this point, poland and its allies are trying to figure out how to frame the attack because if it was not was not deliberate attack by russia or even accidental attack by russia it is still clearly a side effef vladimir putin's war. now, the missile hit and rural

territory and killed two farmers, age 60 and 62 years old in the community of shovel dupe. people are distraught and there was a great amount of panic particularly at the thought this could have come from russia. president biden steered people away from that theory. >> there is plenty of information that can test that and i don't want to say that until we completely investigate. it is not clear in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. but we will see. >> now, even if it wasn't fired from russia, todd and carley, britain's new prime minister at the g20 and indonesia just minutes ago said none of this, of course would happen if not for russia's war. now, this article 4 famous article iv consultations between

allies possibly won't happen as a formality because already the g20 members are all discussing what happened yesterday in poland and also nato is having a regular meeting of ambassadors but still that remains to be seen in the investigation continues into relief where this missile came from, todd and carley, back to you. >> todd: amy, thank you let's bring in brett, former military intelligence analyst and fox news contributor who returned from ukraine. brett, crossing on the wire section of the joe biden turned world leaders and nato that the world blessed talking about caused by ukrainian air defense missile. again, this is what joe biden is telling world leaders, this being attributed to reuters crossing the wires now. does that seem likely to you? does that seem like the likely scenarios someone who's been over there and understands the terrain, understands how this war is going? >> well, it is a bit of a mess

and a diplomatic nightmare. we don't know the full story but the findings are correct that the u.s. site suggests the missile which hit the pole and fired from ukrainian forces outside of the city of levee and down to missiles. ukraine shot down 73 out of 90 cruise missiles fired and, because the bones and questioning the origin of this attack after analyzing the debris from the rockets and noticing the fragments bear the resemblance to ukrainian s-300 aircraft missile and these have the chance to pull back to the ground. what is worse here both sides are able to point fingers and use this event from strategic messaging standpoint. one hand you have ukraine immediately contributing to strikes to russia territory and russia can kind of use this to say lies about intended actions. and always be able to point back to this incident no matter how

egregious actions are. the other hand, no missile would have struck poland had russia not unleashed a barrage of 90 missiles in the direction of ukraine. but either way, we have been talking about the consequences of this war spilling into nato. we see that here. i do believe it highlights russia's constant strikes in ukraine continued to threaten nato and conditions need to be set to protect poland and the surrounding countries for future events. >> carley: you are absolutely right. do you bring up a great point about the border and what this war needs, with poland, lithuania because if this missile was fired by ukraine, it was in response to this massive barrage that incoming fire that ukraine was taking all yesterday. so with that in mind, does this deserve a neutral response and how should they respond? >> well, i think we need to look at this is potential to happen again. these rockets are firing in that direction. there is likely that it could

happen another time. we need to look at modernized defensive systems and poland needs to strengthen air and missile defense. and the entire systems and missile defenses with ukraine. this event may be enough to place closer to the fight and so that is not possible for these rockets to land in poland territory. at the same time the u.s. needs to start to face the reality that we have these persistent threats from china and russia we need to invest modernizing our systems, modernizing with hypersonic weapons. we should take a closer look at that. ukraine is only going to get worse. there are widespread blackouts right now. when i went over there the energy structure is getting crushed. winter is coming and rushes intending a massive refugee crisis by crushing. but we need to look collectively with nato in europe to help ukrainians get back on track especially as it gets worse leading to winter. >> todd: are you confident the

back chat between russia and the united states, the world leaders with the next world war iii to prevent it from happening? >> i think it was good for the administration to come out and provide some of these findings. submit deescalated tensions. it looked like there would have to be immediate military response if, in fact, russia delivered a deliberate strike. diplomacy here will be key. i think still collectively we need consider need consider across-the-board designating russia as a terrorist organization, terra state and russia has made it clear they had no intention between military civilian targets and their entire playbook. how many more cases of four times do we need from them? we haven't scratched the surface with atrocities in towns that were previously under russian occupation and the same thing forces liberated and took back kherson this week. we need to identify the atrocities and we see that collectively and russia is an answer for that in the end of

my. >> carley: brett velicovich, interesting analysis, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: mother of university of virginia victim who was fighting for his life said he still does not know with his friends are dead. and made it off of the bus but shot in the back when he went back on to save his friend during sunday's deadly shooting. he still cannot speak after second surgery but is communicating using pen and paper and desperately asking for his friends. >> he can't talk, but he has written his name. he has written devon's name. and i believe it was -- >> does he know those players are dead? >> carley: no. christopher darnell jones jr. facing charges including malicious wound and a good charge with three counts of second-degree murder. he is due in court this morning for a bond hearing.

and a guard hailed a hero after stopping a gunman from entering the treatment clinic in new york. secured footage captures the moment the man walked into a substance abuse clinic in buffalo with ar-15. that is when a security guard forced the man against a wall, blocking the weapon while attempting to pin him down. can you believe this footage? officials say two rounds were fired during the struggle but remarkably, no one was hurt. that security guard, what courage. an attempt to do that. >> todd: the city's top cop seating to -- a reputation for at at least the funders and vaccine mandates. the city of angels will need strong policing from his successor. >> i want him to succeed for a simple reason. the safety of the community and the welfare of every single person depends on him succeeding. >> todd: these numbers are shocking, when l.a. county sheriff's raise 60% of the vote

to illinois 39.9%. this is what the people of l.a. voted for. so you have to deal with the consequences. did you see the chicago mayor lori lightfoot with a new campaign ad and this is difficult for viewers to watch. >> she was cool during covid. >> hey, 200,000 new jobs and a pepperoni? >> told you she delivers. ♪ ♪ >> todd: twitter having a field day with this, one person saying voting against her solely because of this ad. i agree with you. and another tweeting, "this is her pink cool during covid." obviously were having fun with this, but lots of lockdowns and learning loss. i still don't think this is a term to be joking or making light of this, lori lightfoot. but there you have it.

she thinks she is a comedian, she thinks she is funny and will help with her reelection. the rest of us are disgusted. >> carley: clear on that ad, don't like it. innovation at the border and they judge just block title 42, major news there but secretary mayorkas says he has things under control. >> secretory may work us, do you contain the border is secure? >> yes. >> todd: renton showed his next.

>> carley: texas governor greg abbott declaring an invasion of the southern border with unprecedented amount of migrant crossings. >> todd: marianne rafferty with all the details, marianne. >> governor abbott declaring the border crisis and invasion saying "i am poked the u.s. constitutions to fully authorized texas to take unprecedented measures to defend the state against an invasion." meanwhile federal judge andyuese expulsion of the illegal migrants. so far, 2.3 million border encounters this year alone dropping title 42 may invite more illegal crossings. governor abbott does plane to keep busing migrants to

sanctuary cities with one scheduled to arrive in philadelphia tomorrow. his office sang until the biden administration does this job to bring texas with sustainable border security, texas will continue to do more than any other state in the nation's history to defend against an invasion along the border including adding more sanctuary cities like philadelphia. his drop-off locations for bussing strategy. philadelphia's mayor making it clear he is not happy with abbott saying as a proud welcoming city, we will agree to migrate newly arrived neighbors with respect. it is disgusting to hear governor abbott and administration continue to implement purposefully cruel policy using immigrant families including women and children as pawns to shamelessly push his political agenda." carley and todd. >> t>> carley: thank you so much the national border patrol brandon judd. what is the border going to look like now that title 42 has been

blocked? this is the covid error policy to turn migrants away in the first place. >> carley, i can't even imagine what it will look like now. when you look at what we are currently dealing with and in a normal year, we should be apprehending 30,000, 40,000 people a month but we are up over 200,000 euros right now, we don't have the resources to have people in the field actively patrolling the border. if you go any given time, we only have 10% of our resources that are patrolling. you go to del rio, there are times we don't have any agents in the field to patrol the border because too many people across the border illegally. so now that title 42, we can expect the numbers exponentially to go up because there is no mechanism to hold anybody accountable whatsoever. we will be releasing the vast majority of these people into the united states. >> todd: and yet when republicans call out governor mayo arcus, his response is snarky.

take a listen. >> in fiscal year 22, you have now released over 1.4 million illegals into the united states. and my question to you now is can you guarantee none of those people have criminal records? >> this enforcement work is not fun, congresswoman. this is a noble profession in which people risk their lives to conduct. you know that. they went obviously, alejandra my orca's, those in law enforcement but still he didn't answer the question. let's take that as a "no." these people will be in the country illegally and potentially bad criminal records. isn't that an impeachable offense, brandon question mike >> i believe it is absolutely. the problem is unfortunately they did not take back the senate or take back the house with enough people to actually go forward with this. so he knows they will not be any responsibility. and when you listen to what he says can i wish i could say that

it was disappointing, but it is actually upsetting to anybody in this profession to listen to him say that the border is secure. there are three staffs that clearly evidence that it is not secure. cartels are making more money than ever made in the history of the united states. we have more people that are getting away, getting apprehension more than ever. more them -- and evade apprehension. then, of course, you have the drugs, the fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine, there is more product on the street today than in a time in my 25 year career. that clearly shows the border is not secure and he continues to mislead or flat out lie to the american people. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us here at former president donald trump makes it official and announce he is running for president once again. >> todd: joe concha all coming up.

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