the flood gates are about to open, the message from border patrol officers as title 42 expires today. you're watching "fox and friends first" on busy thursday, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the "wall street journal" editorial board says this is what failure looks like, record 10,000 illegal migrant apprehensions on thursday in the heartland and crowd of people waiting to walk or swim into the

u.s. >> todd: jonathan lines on the ground in yuma, arizona, but we begin with caroline shivley. >> we are here at gate 40 along the border wall in el paso. it is hard to get a sense in the dark, we are on this side of the border. on the other side are migrants, take a look at what it looks like in the daytime. migrants huddled together just wai waiting begging to be let in. the 2000-mile border, has set up a tent city, some waiting near checkpoints. 10,000 migrants were caught trying to sneak over the border tuesday alone. these are children being swept away on the rio grande river. two adults plunged into the water and saved them.

fox captured video of migrants crossing into brownsville. president biden says scenes like this are nothing new. >> president biden: we've had chaos at the border for a number of years. we have to fully fund border security efforts. purpose what we are doing now, is making legal immigration more streamlined and going in direction people know there is a legal way to get here and not a legal way. >> the border patrol union sent this tweet yesterday, field reports from agents verify eshg normity of the amounts coming now and it is out of control. massive release beginning and it is going to get much worse. thanks, biden. smugglers who have brought the migrants said when title 42 goes away, it will be open border. biden officials say that is not

true. the real test is tonight at midnight when title 42 expires. back to you. >> ashley: thank you. with that, we bring in jonathan lines, he is 500 miles from el paso, where caroline was reporting. it is 2 a.m. in yuma, we see lines of people behind you at the border. we talked to someone in matamordas an hour ago. there were screaming and shouting and people trying to ush approximate through. what are you seeing right now? >> a little bit of the same. there are a lot of crying children, as you can knowledge imagine, i'm sure they had long journeys and they are processing the family unitses. seems as if people are coming across in a respectful manner, lining up as they are processed there pictures are taken and

they are loading up into buses. this process will last all day long and we saw much of the same yesterday. the only thing that changes is that the numbers go up on a daily basis. >> todd: realistically, what can you do as county supervisor to prepare for the innovation that surwhite house is facilitating by lifting title 42? >> jonathan: one thing wee did is met with local ngo's to ensure they have resources that they needed, working with churches and other volunteers that in case of street releases, we were able to provide for people here in our community. it is a humanitarian disaster. yesterday our chairman of the board of supervisors sent a letter to biden asking him to federalize this to an emergency so we can seek additional resources.

our hospital did the same thing and i believe our may are on, mayor nichols will do the same thing. feels like ground hog day everyday, nothing really changes except numbers continue to climb. >> ashley: jonathan, in a minute and a half we've been talking to you, behind you we saw a very crowded line of people waiting. they are no longer there, they were just pushed through. i'm not sure if that means they were moved to a different location. where are these people coming from and how are they getting in at that point? >> jonathan: so immediately to my right we have another 2 to 300 people that are lining up to come into this processing area. you can see there the end of the wall where the reservation begins. these people are dropped off behind me about a mile away.

most have arrived at the airport and taken a bus and come over here. the people that you saw exit the screen, boarded a bus and will be taken to a central processing tent and will have background checks and may be released into the community or sent through a fema contract to sky harbor airport. >> todd: we learned in the leaked memo that i believe the florida ag released to us, the individuals will be dropped off in a city near you. if the states feel they are overwhelmed and everybody feels like they are overwhelmed and that is where i worry that this is not just women and kids, not just families. you have single males and a lot of drug smugglers and human traffickers. how do you find them out of the thousands coming over so individuals do not infiltrate a community near the rest of us.

>> jonathan: working with border patrol, they were able to point out, it was easy to identify children being trafficked and they are able to ask additional questions, you can tell based on demeanor of the children. our concern is border patrol is not able to focus on border security while they are overwhelmed with the sheer numbers of individuals coming across. so while we have large groups coming across, the narco traffickers are then sending fentanyl and other narcotics across the border in different areas because of overwhelming number of border patrol personnel dedicated to the people. we have seen a large number of people coming from nations that we have never seen before. so far we are at 116 nations this fiscal year. language is a real barrier for border patrol and oftentimes, it

is just through hand gestures they are able to pros and control the areas. they told us two weeks ago, border patrol, they are concerned about mounting numbers of people and the real cause for a large number of people who would not be able to be processed and remain on the ground for unspecified amount of time that they would start calling 911 or calling for ushgber deliveries and creating chaos on the border and that is what we had seen previously. >> todd: you describe the scene as surreal, we agree. jonathan lines, best of luck, thank you. >> todd: another top story, pays to be a biden according to the money trail uncovered by house republicans. >> ashley: fbi missing the deadline to turn over documents that allegedly prove joe biden, the president, was involved in

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>> ashley: fox news alert. fbi refusing to give up evidence that lawmakers say proves they

are covering up the biden family's business dealings. >> todd: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: fbi did not comply with the subpoena refusing to hand over a document republicans say could prove joe biden was involved in a criminal scheme with a foreign national during his time as vice president. it is about policy decisions. >> james: they could said the document doesn't exist or we looked into it and there is nothing there. they sent a patronizing letter that basically to trust the fbi, if there was anything there, they would take care of it. like most conservatives in america, i do not have trust of the fbi and the fact the fbi refuses to work with us, when leading a credible investigation of public corruption of the president of the united states is disturbing. >> brooke: the fbi responding to the committee, it is critical to the inrety that the fbi avoid

revealing information including unverified or incomplete information that could harm investigation, prejudice issues or reputational interest or create misimpression in the public. house oversight committee is investigating the biden family business dealings. yesterday comer and others shared findings and say the bidens have received millions from chinese business partners despite president biden repeatedly saying this isn't true. >> james: the bidens have received millions of dollars frommin choo. it is inconceivable that the president did not know it. the white house refuses to correct the president's statements showing the president is using the federal government to run interference for his families and his own role in the schemes. >> brooke: comer outlining which members were allegedly paid as part of what he calls influence

pedalling scheme. it he says it includes hunter biden, jim and his wife, hunter biden's current wife and ex-wife and three children of the president's son and president's brother. the biden family also received $1 million from a romanian national convicted of corruption. chairman jim jordan wants to get to the bottom of this deal and the family's overseas business dealings. >> joe biden said his family took no money from china, that is not accurate. heful was talking about corruption and his family was receiving money from a corrupt romanian. he received millions from a foreign entity that is paid out to multiple members of the biden family and the fundamental question, for what? what did they do? what was their legitimate business? >> brooke: the white houses they are trying to attack the biden

family. >> todd: bring in former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker. matt, if the evidence we just heard from james comer came across your desk when you were a.g., what charges would you bring? >> what i known about this case, there is ongoing investigation in delaware with the u.s. attorney and should be even more investigation because everyday it seems new revelations come about that we learn more and more about this corrupt waterfall of cash that is spreading through the entire biden family and it is unbelievable to me at this point in time based on this evidence that joe biden didn't know, his entire family was being enriched. >> todd: influence pedalling is

uncouth, bribery is a crime. do you see enough evidence to charge president biden with crime of bribery? >> i don't yet, but remember crime has specific element and high standard of beyond a reasonable doubt. i think the american people have made up their mind that the bidens were influence pedalling and were under the influence of places like china, romania, ukraine and otherwise. i don't think we have direct evidence that proves element of bribery, it doesn't mean to quit looking. >> todd: that was alleged in the document the fbi allegedly has and they basically said, we will not respond by giving you the document, we will fight it by saying it is not classified, it is confidential. does that argument have merit to

you? >> well, the only argument that has merit in my experience when dealing with congress from the executive branch is if you have an ongoing investigation, this idea that something is not classified, but confidential is something that is not typically recognized. congress has legitimate and important oversight responsibility. including what they are doing in this case. in my experience, this is not a reason not to turn over this document and the fbi is throwing up a smoke screen right now. >> todd: look at it in a room where you don't have to worry about things that could be leaked. i feel like they are making up every excuse in the book and it is not right. i asked if you were a.g., would you bring charges? our a.g. is merrick garland, the hunter biden investigation has been going on for years and we've been talking about joe biden and his family for a while

now, but george santos just got into office 10 minutes ago and charges were instant and at the same time james comer was giving his press conference. what do you make of all of that? >> we've been hearing there have been interference with the fbi. in the way of the investigation into hunter biden. it doesn't surprise me, based on the way this fbi and merrick garland operate it would use all hurry and speed to investigate a republican while slow walk, delay and otherwise hope to run past the hunter biden case and pray for another events that overcome this investigation. >> todd: nobody is saying that george santos is captain innocent over here, nobody passing judgement on the merit of the charge against george santos, it is really the speed. this is may, he got in in

january and look how quickly he was charged. matt whitaker, thank you. major development in the natalee holloway case. the suspect, joran van der sloot will be sent to the united states. >> ashley: we'll give you re reaction from the natalee holloway family. stay with us. ike king's hawaiia. see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3. only in theaters.

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>> ashley: back with a fox weather alert. midwest and great plains facing threat as powerful storm system is in colorado. officials say three tornados touched down yesterday with at least eight sightings reported. >> todd: hail pounds the denver area, damaging cars and windows residents waking up to roof-covered hail. when you get that hitting your windows and cars, it is damage, it is ice falling at a very high

rate. >> janice: we are seeing golf ball sized and tennis ball sized, it can do damage. dynamic system moving across the plain states today and tomorrow. risk for strong storms, including tornados. on the backside strong enough for the colorado rockies. we have flash flood concerns and severe thunderstorm warning in effect for west texas. severe storm threat today with risk for tornados from texas through oklahoma, up toward kansas. we will be concerned with this area, potential for ef-2, especially in the afternoon hours, if you live in the areas, including oklahoma city, have a way to get watches and warnings. tomorrow not much change, slow-moving system and potential for severe storms and heavy rain causing flash flooding and that extends to the midwest. here is heavy rain setup.

area of low pressure across the west and high pressure over parts of the gulf coast and the south and that will bring in moisture from the gulf of mexico. it will be a good news story ultimately, they need to see thein ra, too much will cause flash flooding over the next couple days. five to eight inches will end the drought, we are getting there, we do not want to see, we need to see rainfall in some areas. severe risk, foxweather.com will have the latest. >> ashley: former austin army sergeant daniel perry sentenced to 25 years 234 prison for murdered a black lives matter protester armed with an ak-47 during a 2020 protest. governor abbott said he would pardon perry saying texas has one of the strongest stand your

ground laws that cannot be nullified by jury or progressive district attorney. clint browden joins us. thank you for getting up with us this morning 6789 i want to read the comment from travis county district attorney that responded to the governor's plan to pardon perry. saying in a state that believes in upholding importance of the rule of law, the governor's statement he will intervene in the legal proceedings surrounding the death of garrett foster is deeply troubling. i want your thoughts on that and what you thought of perry's sentencing. >> two thoughts, the pardon process is a check on the system, i don't know if mr. garza understands power the governor is given or any

executive the state or united states is given. second of all, the prosecution in this case was political to appease mr. garza's supporters. mr. garza is a rogue da, the lead detectivive in this case conducted extensive evaluation and 900-page police report signed an affidavit claiming mr. garza criminally tampered with the indictment in this case. this case has been political from the first instance. politics are on the part of mr. garza. >> ashley: what was your reaction when sentencing came down and he got the full 25 years? >> well, you know, it is hard when you are an innocent party to get even a day in jail. we certainly were stunned, we are not happy with the sentence,

we had hoped for a lesser sentence, i don't know if we would be happy with any sentence given the facts. >> ashley: what comes next in the pardoning and how long does this type of thing take? >> in texas, board of pardon, there is no particular set time. we are in a position to participate in the pardon process, we couldn't while the sentence was pending. there is the appeal of the case. there are good issues to support sergeant perry's appeal. >> ashley: thank you for your time, we appreciate it. former president trump holding absolutely nothing back at a cnn town hall. >> drill, baby, drill. >> fmr. president trump: you

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>> todd: former president trump coming out swinging during sen sudden's town hall. the former president covering wide range of issues from the economy to chaos at the border. >> if elected president again, what is the first thing you would do to help bring down the cost to make things more affordable? >> drill, baby, drill. >> do you agree with trips to the border? >> you will have millions pouring into the country at level nobody has seen before. they are living in central park in new york city issue the city is being swamped, los angeles being swamped, iowa is being swamped. >> how do you deal with vladamir putin? >> if i'm president, i will have

that war settled in one day, 24 hours. >> todd: president biden taking a jab at trump, it is simple, folks, do you want four more years of that? a lot of people do, if you don't pitch into our campaign. i added that part. and campaign for the 2024 presidential election. and here is what the main-stream media had to say about all of this. >> it was an interesting night, mr. trump's first lie was told just seconds into the night. he never concedes error or doing anything wrong. >> what is going to happen to america? you should be worried. what we saw tonight was series of irresponsible decisions and it was shameful. >> ashley: beverly hallberg, fellow at independent women's

forum -- she tweeted, the cnn thing is a joke. it is impossible to deal with this pathological liar. the left is saying it was a bad idea to have him on there. is it really a bad idea? he is the current front-runner for the republican nominee for 2024. >> beverly: it is good for cnn, their ceo knows it will boost ratings and there will be talk about it following like we are today. he is trying to shake up the network and reach out to independents and republicans. there were many donald trump fans in the audience. whether you love him or hate him, he is entertaining tv. joe biden has lost his step and

when you see donald trump, it feels like 2016, donald trump has not lost his step. donald trump loves the spotlight and when you can take on established media like with cnn and with the moderator, many republicans see that as a good thing. i think win for cnn, win for donald trump and i think a win for the liberals who hate him, they get social media play, as well. >> todd: when it comes to how trump came off, how do you think he came off? >> beverly: he is same as he's always been. this is 2016 all over again, we know what to expect. where are voters right now in record inflation, as you have seen many issues internationally, i think there are going to be more voters saying, if we have joe biden again, i'm concerned about the economy and safety and the border. is donald trump the man to win over independents? not everybody likes his style, even those who find it

entertaining, maybe they are looking for ron desantis or a different demeanor. remains to be seen. there is a reason donald trump is a front-runner, many want to go back to where it was, policies were working better for americans. >> ashley: switch over to kamala harris, fox news poll shows vice president kamala harris approval rating is sinking to new lows within his own party. support dropped fourin pos between january and april and overall approval 43%, even now democrats can't even deny it. >> beverly: it is not surprising poll numbers are like this, what is surprising, she is bad at communicating and can't point to anything being successful as vice president. it is negative for president joe biden to have her number two. if she was more qualified,

people feel like if he doesn't fulfill second term, she could step in, democrats are looking at this and saying i don't know if she is the right person, she is his vp and will be running withim had, we shall see what democrats do. >> todd: kamala harris is on and that gave him votes in between, will that siphon off votes in 2024? white houses it can expel reporters who don't act professionally, the white house expectses all hard pass holders will act in a professional manner while on white house ground by respecting colleagues, white house employees and guests. violation may lead to suspension of hard pass following notice and opportunity to respond. by professional, they mean falling in line with narrative put forth by the white house. what about that pesky first amendment, beverly? >> beverly: well, it is not unusual for there to be some

guidelines when it comes to press briefings, even in trump's administration, sarah huckabee sanders issued new rule when jim acosta would not hand over his microphone. when you are done with the question, hand the microphone back. these are vague and the concern is because of vagueness, you can have administration use it for holding their feet to the fire. if more specific, makes sense, we want level of dequorum, this is weaponized. >> todd: remind everybody the white house press office works for us, we are entitled to unfettered access. >> ashley: beverly hallberg, thanks so much. major development in the natalee holloway case, the prime suspect will be extradited to the united states, we'll tell you why.

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>> ashley: the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of natalee holloway is facing extradition to the u.s. cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: he was convicted of murdering a young business student in peru. there he is in prison. they will bring him back to the u.s. because beth holloway, natalee's mother paid him to tell her where the body was. took 25 grand from her, never did it and went to peru and now he's in prison. this saga gripped the country. may 2005, she misses her flight

home to alabama. june 2010, he gets indicted for wire fraud and extortion, the $25,000. in january of 2012, he pled guilty to murder of the 21-year-old down in peru and in may of 2023, extradited and she was legally declared dead, natalee holloway. this family's pain never seems to end. >> ashley: they have no body, nothing. >> cheryl: never found her remains. >> ashley: all these years later. now we have to talk about the debt ceiling. >> cheryl: another never-ending story. president biden coming out. there was a meeting at the white house on tuesday. here is biden's stance that does not change, talking about republicans. >> president biden: they are literally, not figuratively, holding the economy hostage by threatening to default on the nation's debt that we already

incurred unless we give into threat and demand of what they think we should be doing with regard to the budget. this is incredibly damaging. >> cheryl: incredibly damaging is amount of spending under democratic leadership. listen to republicans on this. >> it is just that. this town is not used to cutting anything, it is used to spending tax dollars of other people's money. >> it is the right deal, democrats do not like it, they ought to provide alternatives as opposed to doing nothing. >> come to the table and work to reign in spending, can't keep doing this. >> cheryl: new poll shows us 35% say they have a great deal or fair amount of confidence in biden's economy, 35%. that means 64% have only a little, almost none as far as confidence in this president over the debt ceiling. june 1 is now the deadline we're

talking about here. economists say they need a deal here and so far -- >> ashley: not looking too good. >> cheryl: there has to be compromise somewhere. >> todd: meet the 35% that say this economy is great, joe biden is crushing it. ridiculous proposal out of san francisco, no shocker. >> cheryl: san francisco city council member district five in san francisco, he says he is democrat socialist speaking out on what he thinks security guards in san francisco should be doing. watch this. >> hais why today at the board of supervisors, i will be calling for legislation to specifically prohibit security guards from drawing their weapons to protect property. human life is more important than property, we need to change our local law so security guards cannot unholster their weapon to

protect property. >> cheryl: former san francisco police officer was on in the last hour, here are his thoughts on that. >> most security guards aren't armed and we know dean preston has probably never been in a fight in his life. dean preston never told someone issue put your hands behind your back and them not listen and try to fight you. sfpd gets hired to work overtime gigs over the years and they will not listen to me. if you tell security guards, in only this situation, if he grabs you, you can only use a headlock or this move. it is the most ridiculous thing. >> cheryl: i'll tell you what, as far as dean preston and comments on twitter, here are my favoriteses. pass law that protects law-abiding citizens. dems doubling down on insanity,

my favorites. twitter is like one and a half million views. >> todd: this guy would -- was never in a fight, pretty apt. >> cheryl: drive out your residents, this is way to do it. >> todd: breaking now, title 42 will expire in a matter of hours and stunning video shows board border. a congressman will join us next. >> ashley: brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: in 10 minutes, title 42 come to a close, border towns third world countries on president biden's watch. we are live with massive influx of illegals cross into the country unless texas border patrol can stop them. top republicans exposing

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measures. >> ashley: mario blart introduced the secure our border act and joins us now. congressman, thanks for being with us. we want to know a little more about this bill and what exactly it does. >> it solves the situation at the southern border. narcocartels. the president 79ed humane policy. what is humane about 300 americans dying every day. what is humane about 900 migrants dying last year. what's humane about thousands and thousands according to the "new york times." over 87,000 unaccompanied children that are being used for forced labor and other things? that's not humane. that's insane. and so this would secure the border. it would fix in a real way the asylum process that is frankly totally broken and it, would again, return to the southern border the rule of law some

sense of normalcy which is needed. >> >> todd: bill make things worse not better because it does he have little to increase border security while doing a great deal to trample on the nation's core values and international obligations it should be rejected. obviously the white house has come out and said if somehow this passes they will veto it and veto these common sense ideas, i will add. what does that tell you about their approach to the border and democrats, quite frankly, lack of common sense ideas on their own side? >> frankly, if the president would have said that he supported it, i would have reconsidered the bill entirely. we would have had to scrap it. the reason we have the problem at the southern border is because of joe biden and his policies. this is not just by chance. this is a decision this administration made to open up the borders affect our national security interest. communities across our country. catastrophic for the hemisphere. it's been catastrophic for the rule of law.

and it has been horrendous for even the migrants now being victimized by the cartels that are the only beneficiaries of the biden policy, again, are the narcocartels on the border. >> ashley: so, you know, say you do have the votes. it does get to the president's desk he says he is going to veto it. what message does that send to america and americans in general if he just tosses it off his desk and says no, i'm not doing. this look, coming out the same day title 42 goes away. we have seen the images. y'all have seen the images of the people lining up to cross the border unlawfully. so, here is the-here is the contrast. we have legislation to fix it. to solve it, to stop it. to adhere to the rule of law. and if they refuse to even acknowledge, i mean, they do refuse to acknowledge there's a problem. but the american people are not stupid. you know, the administration wants feel believe them, not their own eyes. we have a real solution that we're confident we will get

through the house today and now it's up to the democrats to see do they want to continue this disaster or do they want to join us in fixing it, fixing it for the rule of law for the american people and even for those migrants that are dying on the way to try get to the united states memo focused on what you just said and focused on all along biden is just going to release thousands of these migrants on city streets if there is no room for them, quote, unquote, in the inn. we know there is not going to be room. that's the plan all along. does the american person know what is about to hit their community regardless of whether they live in arizona or maine or nebraska? >> you have heard every state a border state. that's not a slogan. that's a statement of fact. every community is affected. every school and hospital system is being affected in the entire country.

this is unsustainable. i are absolutely right. we know what the president wants to do is more of the same. again, when the "new york times," the "new york times," for god's sake, does a series about how these children are being trafficked, are being used for in essence slave labor, i would argue. >> todd: we got to leave it there but it is great point. congressman mario diaz-balart, "fox & friends" begins right n now. >> chaos at the border. >> migrants camping under tarps. >> border patrol will come and make contact. >> we worry about the ending of 42. >> our plan will deliver results. >> but it will take time. >> house republicans are takings gloves off. >> why not just come clean. >> going after president biden over alleged corruption. >> their companies received over $10 million from foreign nationals. >> this is easy pickens. i'm giving you pulitzer stuff. >> disappearance of natalee