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and great o knowt our state is n but we also know there's a certain role for the federal government. one of those responsibilities n g our border. since joe biden has been president , nearly six million f migrants have crossed into our country. joe bide n has filled in that responsibility. so we in texas are very perplexed that the biden administration is decidingd titl to end title. forty two . we know that there's going to be a massive surge as border officials brace for the liftingl of title. forty two in less than two weeks on fox news has annk exclusive look at the surge that has already arrived on the banks of the rio grande in brownsville, texas, across from matamoras, mexico, acrosseg the entire southwest border,ge the numbers are staggering. agents have encountered0 more than 22000 migrants in the last 72 hours, leaving three border cities to declare

states of emergency. brownsville, laredo, and el paso. >> thilasts is jus fall,t not fn since last fall, the state of is texas has spent more than four billion dollars trying to secure its own border. respon, it's not leade our responsibility to do this. but when america's leadership an fails, texans always step up. today, the white house justtive announced that they will standot only fifteen hundred active dutyo rder troops to the bordert supposedly to prepare for this surge. these but these soldiers will oo data entry, warehouse supportacl and administrative task. >> in other words, anythinlyg ba actually secure the border. look, i've been to the borderd o many times. i've talke the aged to agents on the ground, the texas state i troopers. i've even talked to the border democrat and i've learned exactly what they need. seenhere's part of what i've sn firsthand. >> but we just got out of the chopper past marosi.four >> we saw about four different tracks going in different directions. so we're trying to figure out w

wherhere exacte hee exactly theg to . these migrants try to ge whereti a road where a coyote candn pick th them up. so we justre try to find the direction they're heading first. were you aware you couldn'tme get a good view fromchoppe the chopper? >> we kind oatf narrowed down nt that we're on the ground.down we've got all those tracks we h we just had two agents join us from border patrol. s wa >> they were tracking themt, wee think they are going thi one direction. dps is tracking the different. we'le kind of met ups nowwa. we think they're going this way. >> we'll have to see after wentding some time on the ground trying to trac bai the migrants, we went back to the sky in was a our helicopter to find exactly where the runners were heading. all it took was a few minutes in the air before we spotted them huddled together, dressedoe in camouflage, trying to get>> e relief from the desert heat.ng >> what did you guys come from mexico? they've been travelinghey've for about a week, but they've runabt out of food and they locate actually got lost here because of the trap. the >> and we're able to locate b them and they're just goingio to surrender themselves.

>> so you just saw the video. but the biden administration pre denies any of this is happening. just yesterday, the press secretary doesn'ot go anywhereth without our binder, said that illegal immigration is o nhe the decline. >> we actually deal with the immigration system in a humane way and in a way that is that actually deals with what we're seeing at the borderu . succes. and that's why you've seen the parolee program be so successful. s --it has has it has when it cs to illegal immigration, you've seen it come down by more thanit 90%. se and that's because of this, the actions that this president has taken. so the white house press isn't d this isn't true. she says it because she thinksxy you , the american people, are c dumb. it's tru he inav a way thismocrt is exactly what the democrats have always wanted. democrats have spent years opposing every republican attempt to seal the border and stop al and l the chaos. they've wasted no opportunity reminding you thatg you're racist for opposing illegal immigration. legal n. tthey use immigration l

you how compassionate they are .eaders but republicans disagree. most republican leaders realize there's nothing compassionate about important millions of new migrants who wiltol struggle to support themselves. the rsopublicans als understand that your life isn't improved by drugs flowing neighborhood. that's across the border into your neighborhood. there's nothing compassionate abou mpassiont t that. last year, republican governorsn desantis a ron desantis and greg abbott decided to test that theory anyway. you democrats, your cities were sanctuaries come all they said. so desantis and abbott started busing and implying migrants s toto democrat controlled citi. but almost immediately,pe democrats stopped talking aboutn compassion. it turns out it was alts il faka they didn't want migrants in their city despite what they had claimede return. and now democrats are returning to a familiar talking pointbl to deflectame blame from>> gov the crisis they caused gov. abbotter sent asylum seekersk

to new york black mayor to washington, black mayor to houston, ckblack mayor to los angeles. black mayor to denver. black mayor. >> he passed over thousands ofes cities to land here. but all of these cities asked for the migrants to come thereie . but again, that'sns just't the democratic playbook. it doesn't matter that is hurting ju the country. and in eric adamsts case, his on city just racism and blame th republicans. julian epstein is the former chief counsel of the house judiciary. >> democrats, and he joins merom now. julian , thanks so much fori'm u joining the program. i'm just curiouss , what is the endgame here when you have americans that are dying and when you have migrants that are dying in the scorchingte heat? and my home state of o texasf t when you have the drugs that are coming across the border,efr the white house press secretary gets up there and she liest then before the american people. so what do democrats want at o

the end of all of this?ello >> well, this is a criticism i've had of my fellow a democrats, which i think they have become captive of a very small and insular cacy claadvocacy class inside sn the beltway. and they have often forgotten a about common sensend and common sense. >> immigration is where the democrats were a as te as le as 10 years ago.ep >> remember, obama wasortati red to as the deportation president . and , you know, the numbers of eight of t six million illegal border bidcrossing into the biden administration came into office is probably an underestimateleg that's just the illegal crossings we know about. there are probably another million getaways.s is >> yeah. so n to saoty that this is noti chaos is an insult to people's intelligence. it is chaos. and it is , you know, americans are a welcoming people. they are compassionate people. they are not a people that and believe in open borders.

and insecure borders.democr and if you jusatt look atm for h the numbers on this for the democrats, this is a realhe problem for the democrats. job out of three americans disapprove of the job that and r biden is doing on immigration. and you're even seeing a major flight right now if hispanic voters to the republican party ,not as much as somee 20 as som2 predicted before the 2022 election, but a major flight and some in some places you're seeing hispanics in large numbers disapprovepprovin- the juland the immigration policy. the democrats say that tha at is a racist win.t he >> and i just can't help but look at history when it cameacrt for black americans that came across the border unwillingly. it's three constitutional amendments and an entire warevea to get black americans the right of the americay amns e citizens. so i do. a the democrats have a different application of the law here. wel >> well, i .

i think it's time for people to stop using that language.t >> i think asking for secure a borders for a whole host of whe reasons, not just because i mean, look at what happened in chicago when lori lightfoot was saying she can't handle eight thousand immigrants. thi >> and we're talking about millions that have poured over disproportionately into red states. and this sort of arrogantpeop attitude that if it goes intle s blue areas, that people should y be able to mayors should be able to protest and get whatr the mayors areen't saying.ny cat >> these are there aren't the capabilities in many cases. but did they invite them? tha >> well, i think i think thatcrc they should. and i think inalf my fairness, they should. and i'm being critical o f my fellow democrats here. i think they have they have nost handled this issue as well as they could. now, to biden's credit ,s if you can say anything in defense, iokinn his defense, in december, we were looking atga about two to three hundred thousanda month. illegal crossis a month. >> thablt is probably five or six times higher than the previous two administrations.ons. i t tht the numbers, the and i think the white house gotr the picture that the numbers the american peoplove really

disapproved of, that they then r in january reinstated what i would call a sort of a remained in mexico lite policy. as they have in country processinge of ofor asylum applications. they have made some moves in the right direction. but it is sort only just cri a beginning and it has note stemmed the case. is this is a crisis for the country and it is a real problem for democratsi even if the insular beltwayan elites don't want to admit it. >> st.o it's a big problem. o and also they just give them a notice to appear in courtes a those court dates are two years out. so it does nothing really defining redefining what asylumt is . wor and catch and release is notr working as a policy. m. >> it's not., th sir, thanks so much for joining the program. thanks. tran thanks for having me. you've got a brother. so the radical road ofs ar transgenderism has taken another turn. changes are no longer enough. a group of people who apparently feel like impostors in their fully working bodiesntly fee a are now physically impairing themselves. they are identifying identify as handicapped by choice rather

than chance is called body i integrity, identity disorder or. as they call it, transglobal. if you think that i'm making, this up, just do a quick google search. it's called transglobal. now, you probably findy abou a y about a transglobal woman who blinded herself and a woman s to confine herself to a wheelchair. the trans abled have obviouslyyr been inspired by the insanity they're seeing in seeing ithe transgender activiss and their allies. >> these people believe that males and females compete against each other inst eac sports and other activities. and unfortunately is actually happening in north carolina, e a high school volleyball playersn suffer physical and mental injuries when she was spiked int the face by a male on the other team. take a look at the right side of the screen in this video. out towe are about to show you . famous >> so some famous establishmentt

female athletes support this. i don't know why. like u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe. for the record, we will like to see her compete against the man and see how much shese did. i mean, we saw how she competed against those boys and they destroyed her. meanwhile, wnba star brittneityn griner just called it criminal f to separate sports by six . >> there are a number of states who are aggressively moving to prevent transgender athletes playing where is that going to be on your radar in terms of advocating for, you know, athletes?crim all athletes have to be able to play. e ho i think it's a crime, honestly, to to separate someone for any reason. so i definitely will bes speaking up against against those that legislation and those laws for that are tryw al be passed for sure. >> so obviously, americans , we all both parties know this is wrong. how far would this madness go e

rather. gaines is a forme ncacaa swimmer ,independent women's forum spokesperson. robby, thanks so much fore fa joining the program. just to give some people is some background on brittany,ingf i was a huge fan of her.r sh she's a texan. in the beginning of her career, she came under a lot of scrutiny and it wasn't fair because she dunked the ball. s she had a masculine voice. and so there are suggestionsnotr that she may be a man. now, obviously, that was not true. and she pushed back against it rightfully so. tha >> i just don't understand how someone did experience thatn is now one men to compete ing women's sport.sense. >> it just doesn't make any sen sense now. it doesn't make any sense. and this is something that's becoming a trend. we've seen megan rapino now brittney griner, even someone as monumental for women's sports as billie jean king. we essentially have her to a credit title nine for all of these women who once fought foru alwomen's rights, equalresour opportunity, equal access, equal resources, equal payay thi

they're now undermining their fight. they're actively fightinog to take away those opportunities from other women. you know, ryle y, i try to talk h with all people. i've got friends from all different backgrounds. arne >> we have we break bread and we talk about this. and what i've learne thed, even this people within the lgbtq community, they disagree with thiy are not allos, but tht allowed to say it. c they're being bullieomply wid ty with this. and i just wish thatvolved evera that is involved here would just speak up a little bit. absolutely. that's what we need.fe we need parents.male we a neethle medd femaleical at we need medical professionals, coaches. we evening male athleteses, we e need everyone on board here.ag and to your point, i getes alltn messages all the time from people within the lgbtq community, specifically the lgbt community, who is so frustrated by this. these are people calling who cae themselves lifelong liberals, yet they see the problem. they see the har t hm that women face when we're allowing males a into our spaces, intowa our sports, into our locker rooms, taking away

our opportunities. mey as you mentioned, they're fearful. they don't want to be called transphobia. , hohomophobic, any kind of nam, any kind of label that i get thrown at me all the time. they don't want that foren themselves. so rather they stay quiet. but that's exactly how we've gotten here. that's how we've i mean, you mentioned the trans abled thing. it's lunacy, but staying quiet,w that's exactly how we've any reached this point. >> you know, i don't think we're doing people any favors by pretending like when they competed against men , a s they didn't get their tails handed to them. and all of a sudden they're breaking records. we know this w is true, buon'ttr won't say it. girls. y and i just think we're doingo our country a disservice. our young girls. riley, thanks for being a big u voice. you don't have to do it.pe youn you're you're done. you don't have to compete again. but you're speaking up for >> the rest of these young girls. so thanks so much for joining. . well, thank you so much. i appreciate it. you so another major us bank just collapsed and it turns outt diversity practices may have played a role. more on that next.

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us about the latest d.c. ng corruption scandal. >> hey, kevin . evening, lawrence. and ethics earthquake.re ifport what's being reported cor tonight actually turns out to be true, at leasteslyk five membersin of congress i apparently back in mid-march dumped their personal stock sharesn in now defunct firstths republic bank, which, as you know, just went into hav receivership. now, those trades potentiallyfa could have saved the lawmakers or maybemily m their close famiy members, thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars.do democratllars. democ representas frankel, rokan, earl blumenauers and dan goleman, as well as republican john curtis each sold their shares between the 15th and twentieth of march, just as the bank's bank' credit rating was eroding. stock prices were tumbling and you guessed it, depositors were leaving. sitors now, that's according to analysis of congressional financia leaving. ral records bt website raw story. >> and as expected, of varying degrees, the offices ofn the members tonight are pushing back , noting thatbroad again, n broad strokes, it's perfectly reasonable explanations for the moveable explas, including,g to frankel. she told the website thaist her

money is managed independently by a money manager who buys and sells stocks at his discretion. >> still, ethics investigator l.j., as you probably remember,b were frankly pilloried over past suspicious trading activity involving the husband of the former speaker ofs the house may want to takeof a closer look, though, as it'svs often said here in washington, people who live in glass houses don't throw stones. >> l.j.. so corrupt. >> we always wonder how these people go and poor and they. thleave rich .e richer >> or if they go in rich , they leave richer. it's crazy. thanks, kevin . . , kevibet. >> so first republic bankuc is the latest regional bank to fail and is much like other the banks, the other banks that collapse first republic push diversity inclusion initiatives and lobbied against regulation. first, the public even argued to regulars that it's, quote, underserve clienthle justified, allowing the banlowek to play ba different set of rules.f >> that's wh y lee fink is an

independent investigative reporter and the author of leaving .com on substate lee.fag >>.c just explain to us what are the different rules they wanted to abide by ? thanks for having meinanci on the follow aftealr the 2008so financial crisis, congress passed a new set of rulesg to to prevent too big to fail banks. that's annual stress tests. there's risk assessments oftfolo the loan portfolio businesses. decisions of these banks would be reviewed by regulators. that's if you were designated as a too big to fail bank. ed a first republic bank should havao been designated as a too big to fail bank, but they were b exempted from these rules. these rules were supposed to be asplied to any bank over 50 billion dollarsse in assets.i now, first republic bank, like n many mid-sized banks around this threshold, lobbied legislators. bugislatort they also worked thh third party groups. and that's what my report

looked into. they worked with these thesemera organizations like the national asian-american coalition, the national diversity yalition,coalition, these groupt to the fdic and other regulators and said, look,hese first republic banks,es they should be exempted from these rules becaus, they ae you they're spending so much in the underserved communities.y can't deal with burdensome regu can't deal with these burdensome regulations because they're donating to philanthropic organizations and good causes like us . >> so if you don't have the lobbying here. yeah, that's right. and after engaging in this exe lobbying and deed, they were given this exemptionmp s and sae diversity organizations. the leader of this groupe was te appointed to a special board by first republic bank. ring thethey started sponsoringe their gallas, receiving financial donations from the bank prett, a pretty clear d pro quo. >> you know what's crazy? i don't understand how we go from saying, look, we want or the same standards for our black brothers and sisters as our white brothers. ndsisters in applying for loanss stressting money or getting

the loan for the house or car to say no stress. so the bank won't fail. how do we jump over thathurdle? hurdle? >> look, america has a history of racism for any kind of lobbying campaign. you wantce to targetgulators your audience and influence them. a lot of these bank regulatorsta lean to the left., so banks are not stupid. they know that a very effective persuasion strategy is using these third party organizationns ,diversity groups, to make their pitch on their behalf. you know, if a bangivek is goinn to regulators and saying, hey,ot give us an exemption, they're not as sympathetic. so that's why they work through these third party organizations. al yeah, so they recruited all thesl the minorities and theirl, banks still filled. so all the minorities bank thatt that they're they're screwed. the government oing governmentlved t is saying they're going to help them, but it's jushet doesn' pro seem like they solved the problem. >> lee, thanks so much for joining the program. lawrencthanks for having me.nic >>ho so a federal judge has ruld

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weekend with the devil. l >> and we stand here today in defiance of their siege and destroying the symbols. e >> and just be clear, they were ripping up the bible. lucian greeves is the founderlu of the satanic temple and he joins us now to play devil's advocate. what luciane, what is shoegaze purpose with young people at a schools, in their clubs, in what is your influence? what what is your objective? well, we're still in litigation with the after school satan club. soafter-school just schools in n i think anymore about that.o

yeah, just schools in general.n what do you seek to do in schools all across america that specifically in that case?e are >> well, i won't i won't speak to the issues of what we do in schools. if we're going to have a discussion about about litigation that nobody wants to have. i have seven hundred eighty seven point five million questions for you , but i can speak about the satanithc templi in general. >> yeah, i mean, you i saw you h ripping up the bible. peopl what is your objective with people in general? chmean a, i would assume y'all would be doing the same thing with children with the consent of the parents. nothi >> this discussion has nothingto to do with the after school satan clubs. i just to makecan talk a clear . but i can talk aboutr the overall objectives of this as i as i said earlier to youree producers coming on the show, the afte sr school satan clubs are currently in litigation. and i'm not speaking aboutt those that just just tell me

about what you believe. eve >> all right. well, we believe in individual liberty and personal autonomy. we believe in realligious relis liberty and we believe in free expression. and to that end, w we do know that there was before we started this community, we did realize that there was a preexisting community of peoplef pe who felt rejected by traditional religious organizations that are otherwise alienated by them. enatein the embrace of blasphemy and blasphemous symbols symboltanism isn't necessarily about insulting people who are believers are of a different belief system. it's more of a commentary of personal independence from superstition that may have been weighed on people in their lives that they then rejected and found positive lawe values in the rejection ofnc forgive me, i don't mean to interrupt you , but what do you guys gain for ripping up bibles like what's symbolic measure is that for you ? do you guys get special powers e

for doing that? does your god, whoever dev the devil does he reward?? you know the there's a very som cathartic effect for who some people who felt thatage whr impressed upon them at a young age where these feelings, these notions that certain things tabo were dogmatically taboo in a superstitious way, that if you turned across upside down,pi kindare inviting spiritualritual forces in.sp we don'tiritua believe in thoses of spiritual forces. we're not advocating for and cruelty and inhumanity and destruction. and those types of things.people but we d so think people should be shaken from those kinds of bizarre, superstitious notions that make them think that a there's some kind of eternal ext valuere to those types of, oh, e got some masamichi. >> but i'm just curious, because y'alple,l pray for peope pray on people as well. so who would you endorse for president in this next election cycle? relill, as a spokesperson for a religious organization,

i certainly would not endorse any politician whatsoever. the joi think the johnson amendt should remain in place and id cr think churches should startes shutting their mouths when it comes to politics is direct as endorsing particular candidates. >> lucene, i find you to be interesting. >> i'm praying for you , much. brother. thanks so much. orthank you for having me on . >> and congratulations on new time slot. >> thank you . robeather calvin robinson is a angelical deacon and he joins me now. >> father? kid an oh, i mean, i'm a preacher's kid and i'm talk with a lot ofur different individuals, but that was that was interesting. what are >> fir your thoughts? >> first of all?you of well done.e man. you did the only thingds you could do and pray for the man he needs prayer. that is a lost individual.whol but the whole movement is lost, isn't it, satanism? there's two branches of satanism, the atheists who arene it's not really religion. they're anti religion. but there's also the theistsd wo

who do pray and worship satan. satan.and both of them are wickn their own different ways. and i find it so troubling thatr america is going down thisn route in and endorsing and supporting children, becoming satanists, because t -- you i get you guys were very wise.ei your founding fathers were very wise in separation of church and state. that'snd statet is a a very bol. but the constitutions of alla fifty states mentioned god , you are still a god fearing country. even even if if you're not explicity linking your church and state. so for god fearing country to allow young children to be indoctrinated into, well, evil practices of devil worship, it baffles me as an englishmandmen to see this happening and tobege see the first amendment being twisted into into a tooly to allow this. i pray for you guys, ma'am.u father, the one thing that you talked about right there, and i think it goes the core of my concern about this, i don'tis know what's happening in thesern schools. do the parents have to siglinp?f a permission slip? i mean, there is so much goinguf on in those eight hours of t

the children being there. do i have to report it to thel parents? >> i mean, it'tion.s a realappeg question. allabout this is what's happenn all over the west. >> so we're seeing a similar thing over here in the united kingdom in that schools are m getting more or more power, eint more and more responsibility. and actually what we're seeing is the statehe i is taking ownership of the child away from the parent so that the schools aren't having to declare what's being taughtks to kids. so it's so important that. parents ask these questions. all my children are being taught whether it's lgbt agendam ,theory, critical race theorytob or satanism. we're going to say parents need to be checking what their children are being taught. and i cannot endorsee enough the idea of home schooling and taking kids out of these schools that are croppedf like this because we wouldn't allow kids to be taught. naziism won't allow them to goye to not the after school club.go >> so why on earth are they allowed to go to a satanist after school club? >> we have lost our father.e ha thanks for bringing some perspective to us here in america. >> god bless you . a you too, brother.d >> so niversity equity

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br god. i'm so sorry, brother. eak in, i e yoi'm sorry to brea. >> i'll have you back. we've got a fox news alerthe coming back to alert. >> authorities in texas have captured the illegal immigrant who killed five people, including a nine year old child . fox news kevin corke has y the latest on this story. kevin , what can you tell us ?nd we've been following?out this >> this is yeah, you're right. you and i've been talking aboutt this, lawrence, and we're just following the latest information that we've just received. fransciscoreceived. 38 oropesa. thirty eight year old mexicany l aptional who has allegedly killed five of his former texas neighbors. he apparently was out shooting a weapon, being very loudd an and belligerent, apparently sto drinking. the neighbors went outsidewe and ask him to stop shootingapon that weapon. he then in turn took as they are 15 and allegedlya boy.ghtered a family of five , including a nine year old boy. we have just received word that that man has been apprehended by law enforcement officials, according to folks in texas. this is san jacinto county, according to the d.a., that we're going to find out exactlyy where. u

i'm imagining that given you are from the lone star state, you know,y is san jacinto county is . nas t there is a gentleman by te name of toddme dillon , and he is telling us that authorities are awaiting fingerprints to confirm the the person arresd is , in fact, the 38 year old orel presta. who will be charged with first e degree murder. and the fbi, we are being told, is planning a news conference about this case. so clearly, we'rw case going tom a few calls here, lauryn's, and find out exactly whatficial the timings will be for federa officials to get a chance to got ahead and get in front of cameras. but what we know now is thatrans francisco oropescoa, 38 year old ac mexican national accused of slaughtering a family o slaf five , including a nine year old boy, hast by apparently been caught by lawxas enforcement authorities in texas. i should also point this outt te my friend. yesterday when you and i talke about this, we made mention of the fact that there were more than 250 law enforcement officials and law enforcement agents who were looking for this mant is.

that is a massive manhunt. and when they really get the chance to work, not just herer domestically, but work with ourn our partners in mexico, it's t not so tough to find someone if they really put the full weight of our law enforcement efforts. and apparently they did in thidd man has been apprehended.>> >> lauren's brother. let me law tell you something. he did not just kill innocent tic ofople, he killed children. >> and wf the want to tick offhe the law enforcement and the state of texas, which, by the te way, i think people should know. ,has the death penalty in t the state of texas. and i think there's going to be some conversation who's going to take this case. i know u.sma. marshalsrshals w e involved. the fbi houston office was involved. the texas rangers were involved under the texas dps.s, we we're goinare going to learn pry soon who's going to have that jurisdiction. haven tell you this, if it happened within our jurisdiction i wann the dont want to take this to this case, >>ey will probably try this man with the death penalty ins se the state of texas. >> whe well, it makes sense. and when you talk about notfamiy just slaughtering a family

indiscriminately and listen, we can step away from the politicsm of the border, which you cans certainly make the argument that this person had no right co to be here. he'd been deported froy i belimo our country, i believe, four on four separate occasions. so he had no, he right n to be t in the state of texas., th but to go out there and kill ane innocent family like that, gedl, these are the kinds of people, a again, allegedly, and if he is convicted. but this is the type of case, w especially in the state of cer texas, where it would certainlye seem that the death penalty would be warranted. you know, kevin , i'm justd is g wondering if homeland is going to eventually release some information so we canndersn understand how this guy was mexc released back into mexico four different times and able to commute back and forth across the bordee i jur. e and h and i juster have to ask this question, because normally people and has been reports about the complaints, the calls, the police, about him firing thefiring shots befob typically just buy me being

on the crime before a while. they don't just escalate . do w to murder. they commit other crimes before that. do we know anything from the doj as well as homeland security who have oversight of these deportations? ice, if he committed any other crimes prior to these murderersa . >> and that is an excellent question. the short answer i can share at this hour is i'm not certain.we however,ver, it certainly bears pointing out that any time that' you're removed from this country, h let's just be honestp and cut cut to the chasele here. there are millions of peoplere living in this country right her now who are not here lawfully, but they're able to stay here. , >> you keep getting sent out.d u something's probably up. we'll find out more soon.nce: tu >> yeah. kevin , excellent report. and thanks so much for joining us with breaking news. >> you bet. so it took him nearly two yearse more than he needed.last but joe biden finally ended day the last day of covid vaccinee mandates. that's straight ahead. don't go anywhere.

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the three year tv price guarantee only from dish. d this is a fox news alert. moments ago, the lead borderd patrol agents capture the mexican national who shot and killed five of his neighbors in texas. fox newste kevin corke hassts bd the latest. kevin , this bortac unit tec ist an elite special forces unit. thny folks folks may have neverd of this unit. they may remember them fromyo uvalde after those officers stood watch, they were the unite that they were waitingre for to go into the building. so this is an elite unit from what we're hearing fromr frie our friend bill meluzin. as well as griff jenkins fromart the cleveland area, clevelanhad texas area that went in and captured this guy. what are you learninng, kevin?gw >> yeah, and we also can tell you tonight, lawrence, they not ed thionly captured this man, tt illegal alien who had no right to be in this country, who is alleged to have killed k five people, innocent peopleppal

with an ar-15, including a ninet year old boy. we can tell you tonight thatox apparently he was taken into custody without incident. again, that according to fox news reporters griff jenkins. and we also saw that retweeted ,in fact, by bill meluzin. we could always tell you this whenever we cover stories like t this, lj, we want to be carefuln and not get too far out in front of what law enforcement might have, because usualley int a circumstance like this, therep are layers to the story.e i and what we hope and this, again, is assuming what we have understood is true, which is the fbi will have some sort of a news conference at least de that's according to the d.a. on the ground there. and so if that does happen we' again, that according to brandon todd, dylanearn, we'll learn a lot more about .to bhis all went down >> and we're certainly going to bring you that. if w.e get it. >> kevin calk, thanks so much.jn jonathan fauci, he is the former director and he joins us now to react. jonathan , thanks so much for joining the program. if that elite unit i mean, it's just not a bunch of bortacal agents that are just living all

across the country. somehey had enough time to get those units and grab their gear, that means they had some type of intelligence thatt, where this guys was, they mobilized and got them. >> what can you tell us ? track yeah, that'sin true. >> they probably had some way of tracking maybe his phone or other or other known contacts that he had so they couldobvioul mobilize to to him because obviously they know what he had done or what he's alleged to have done, which. is extremely dangerous. and what whain i thinkt again, h the core point, which you probably are going to get to is this is something thatingo was entirely preventable. >> mm-hmm.ha jonathan ,ve cus who's going toe custody of this case? >> mhe fedr ths havee st this oe state of texas going to want to try him back at home? >>texas most likely the state f texas will try himhe detahe murder charges. and what the federal governmenta should do is put a detainerw frm on for his federal charges, because at least based on what t we know froms ther the news rep there's at least felony charges for immigration violations, an

reich, again, as we've all know, this person had, i think,l illegally entered and reentered have cha the country on at least three occasions. so they do have charges, but hed should remain. my guess would be state custodty on murder charges and then with a detainer from the federal government on the immigration violations. likeonathan , i only have about 30 seconds. how doeshis ente someone like ts enter and reenter the country about four times and we don'to a do anything about it? i mean, this was yea boundh, to happen. >> yeah, this is bound to happen. o happand there's more of theset are going to happen of people that are in the country.e and thiscountr they d government knows they're in the country. they don't even want to deportoe aggravated felons ine some circumstances. >> so this administration does nothing to prevent entry, doesn't prosecute people that enter illegallr illegally and dt even deport criminals in many occasions. so, thisso this was predictabn and another a similar thing or something else horrible is going to happen that's also preventable. >> jonathan >> law, we started this show on immigration.

we ended on this tragedy.reakin jonathan fahy, thanks so muchg for joining the program with this breaking newk yos. and thank you all so much for joining me with fox news tonight and all the breakings news to tune in to seani am s hannity, who is standing by .the i'm sure he's going to bate covering this breaking news on his great program. >> great. sean hannity is right there. all right, lj, great to seeme you . yes, we will start with thatr breaking news, by the way. and welcome back .we welco we have an audience show again tonight. we welcome them to the program.o we'll have my openinnog monologe in a moment. but tonight, we begin with this fox news alert. the illegal immigrant who murdered five innocent people, including an eight year old child in texas after being deported from this country. five times, thankfully, finallyi has been taken into custody. now we're going to bring clevela you the police presser from cleveland, texas, as it happensr tonight. c now, this comeris as biden'ssict border crisis is completely spiraling out of control. thous upon thousands ofimmi soon to be illegal immigrants. they are nowat