ever seen. and warns the worst is still to come. rachel: unbelievable. matt fi finn live in el paso wih the latest. reporter: good morning. the sacred heartture and have this church has beared the brunt of the immigration crisis here for well over a year now. there's been so many viral images and videos that have come out of this city block showing countless migrants here in downtown el paso and we want to show you right now before the sunrises there are about two city blocks in which migrants are sleeping and taking sheller and many have red cross blankets and cvp tells fox news record 83,000 migrants crossed into the united states this week here at the southern worder and yesterday here in el paso, we stood right at the gate or the

border wall and watched as hundreds of migrants were placed in a single file, put on white buss and processed and not quite clear how many were released. also fox news cameras captured migrants in brownsville, texas, yesterday after they were released yet the white house insists there's no mass releases happening. >> the way we see nah -- >> the way we see that is sabotage and it's clear and simple and cvp allowing and encouraging mass release of migrants is just categorically false. that's not occurring. reporter: it's also important to note that right now the government of mexico reporting there's 26,000 migrants on the mexican side of the border who are likely trying to make it into the united states or have

already attempted to. as the sun comes up here in downtown el paso, you're likely going to be able to see much more activity here. this is a very busy area for migrants that are either released. they come here and they're fed and given shelter we're told inside of the shelter right now are about 140 women and children as well. back to you guys. will: matt, thank you so much. 26,000, huge number, of high grants swelling at the border -- migrants swelling at the border. the story is inside the number if we can put into context chronologically and geographically and what's happening at the boarder and swim in all the numbers and first of all take a look chronologically of what's happened over time and the number of border encounters and what's happened over time. this is a good 10 year sampling and point out the huge spike when joe biden takes office as

president. you essentially quadruple the number of border encounters from the moment joe biden takes office and it keeps going last year and 2 million on pace this year and chronologically take a look at it geographically. where are they leaving to arrive in the united states of america and this is where cuba represents the fast vascularized jordy any of -- vas majority of people and guatemala and honduras and el salvador flooding the united states. really quickly, what do these countries or most of them have in common? cuba, venezuela? what's in common? pete: bad governments. will: socialist governments. this might be the most concerning statistic we can share with you this morning. this is a noted adversary of the

united states of america. china 4300 and many engineers and chaired to what -- compared to what happened in 2022 and not just a story of illegal immigration and resources being depleted and taxed and not just a story about the changing fake face of culture historically. what does that reflect about the future national security. pete: will, those numbers are the ones that renaut about; right. know about and that's encounters at the border and not the known got aways that we wouldn't know their country of origin or if they're on the terror watch list. they're noted ad to those numbers and that's hundreds of thousands of additional people as resources go to processing, folks are jumping the border. rachel: conservatives complain about the border situation

oftentimes the left will say don't you love immi immigrants d bring up ellis island. pete: that's not love ovimmigrants. of immigrants. rachel: neither are birth control being ingested by little girls bauds their parents and -- because their parents and the girls know they'll be raped by the cartel along the way. this is not organized. >> one of the local sheriffs brought up a good point the other day and said when ellis island said immigrants at the peak this 12 million people coming across. they know with a pencil and piece of paper and resources and a lot more technology to this problem. he failed miserably. rachel: those images are so shocking and people are coming across and putting little children in with single men. we've lost track of 40,000 of

the children. we know that many of these children end up in the sex trade or working in slaughter houses in the country. we thought we eradicated child labor, it's back. there's all kinds of consequences socially. it's being wrapped in the idea of compassion or listen to that and it's happening or we're imagining it. pete: this is something they want. at this point, it's so bad. we need to speed the whole process up and hand them all a ballot walking across the boarder and just make it more efficient. that's ultimately -- by the way, there's another picture being shown while sheriff lamb was talk of texas national guard behind the wire and i don't know if we have that image and put it up right here. this is a portion of the cover of the new york post this morning. governor ab lot finally wonder where he's been behind the game on all this and calling out the

national guard and they're going to stand men and women in uniform behind that saying you cannot cross, you will not cross and flashlights and rifles and we're not letting you come across. ultimately they're not able and they're tweeting about it and they're not open regardless of what the u.s. government is doing. rachel: one of the most shocking things at the border and i witnessed it myself and saw a border patrol agent look and they were crossing across the river and they want to help that wire so that the border in texas. that's the difference between texas -- pete: it's like you want to give them credit but --

rachel: texas put up the wire that the border patrol was pushing down. oh my goodness. will: people stepping up in the wake of chaos. that's our next story seven minutes after the hour. pete: in new york city, marine veteran daniel penny released on $100,000 bond. rachel: after being charged with second degree manslaughter for the subway death of a homeless man. will: alexandria ho if, f joining us with -- hoff joining us with more. reporter: good morning. the 24-year-old turned himself in yesterday prior to appearing before a manhattan judge and penny faces up to 15 years in jail for attempt to subdue 30-year-old jordan neily earlier this month and penny held the homeless street performer in a lethal choke hold and he'd been acacting erratically and penny claims his client couldn't have

foreseen his death when he tried to subdue him and he risked him own life in an attempt to protect others. >> is dealing with a sitlation like i said with the -- situation with the sort of integrity and honor of who he is and honorable service in the united states marine corp.. reporter: neily's family acknowledged he struggled with mental illness and had over 40 prior arrest but his family's attorney said no compassion was shown to a man clearly suff suffering. >> no up one on that train asked jordan what's wrong? how can i help you? for everybody saying i've been on the train and i've been afraid before, and i can't tell you what i would have done in that situation, i'm going to tell you, ask how you can help. >> neily's family feels penny should have been charged with murder rather than manslaughter meaning he intended to cause neily's death and his next court date is set for july.

will: thank you. i have so many reactions to what we just saw. first of all, let me start with that attorney. he's playing the willful idiot he's odd voter indicating for his de--- advocating for the deceased client. where were all the people to support jordan ne ely in life and where were they when needed in life? second, it's as though that attorney never road the subway it. idea to sea sandwich or word of encouragement change ago volatile situation is ignorant and insults anyone that road the subway. we need more daniel pennys in this world. we need more men willing to step up and to potentially violent situations and offer themselves up to solve everyone else's problem. regarding the facts of this case, it's clear now it's sorted

out in the court of law enforcement the instinct of daniel penny to step up in this moment with men doing on a regular lay bisand -- regular instinct. rachel: our young men and boys and i think about this as a parenting problem for me. i want to raise boys to be courageous and brave and do what men have always been able to do and instinctually and that's to protect the vulnerable, women, children, elderly. that's what this young man did on this subway. however, now i go do i want to tell my boys to do that knowing they can face 15-20 years in prison. that's a problem. can id a one more thing, pete, because i think you have so much to say because it's so relatable to you as a veteran yourself,

but i saw -- and you can go to my twitter account. i saw another piece of footage where there was an unruly man and african american man and a young woman said take a chill pill, chill out. he said say that again and she said i said take a chill pill and he punched her in the face and men all around her who did nothing. who did nothing after that happened. that and aoc does not have to face those indignities going to work by the way. pete: no, and the person that took that punch could have been jordan neely over 40 priors cold cobbing people on the subway and he got violent often and quickly. when you need them and with choke hold and breathing and released into an arresting position and didn't want to kill them and the passengers around him were thanking him and

they're used to lunatics on the subway and don't want to be threatened in that process and the fact he's a marine will be used against them by the prosecution and he's potentially violent and time bomb and all the upsides of them and means he knew what he was doing and not trying and if he wanted to kill somebody and if he wanted to or intend to was trying to protect in this instance. it's amazing to watch eric adams go from being reasonable at the beginning of the whole thing. he was. the activist going to the podium and the high school graduation photo and michael jackson photo making it look like they're client is all good and giving statements about that could have been me and a young black man and nothing to do with anything. rachel: what would you two do? you sew what's happened to the young marine and both capable of handling a situation like this.

would you use your manly god given protective instincts to do this? will: i heard pete say i don't know. it's the only right answer. i hope that i would. no one ever knows how they'll react to a situation like this till you're in the situation. tough walk humbly in the critique of someone in the wake of the situations and pete and i will go in depth off the wall at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: how did it accelerate to physical and why did it? my instinct would be to deescalate. as long as he's not imminent threat. will: i've lived here and had my kids on the train and i'll tell you that, you know, all of us who have lived in the city understand that volatile potentially violent situation. you don't do anything till you think you absolutely have to.

quick aside, one time i felt you had to and the guy took a step out the door and it was -- i wasn't alone, shut the door he's not coming back in. it wasn't the automatic doors but on the end of the train between the train cars. anyway. there for the grace of god go all of us. pete: absolutely right. onto another depressing story. this clip caught our eye and it's made its way around. you know the cartoon transformers, the movie transformers and robots and semi-trucks and turn into superheros. this is the type of program by the way that you would have on netflix kids; right. put in all the con tent-like structure filters so your kids -- content filters so your kids only watch age appropriate stuff it. is precisely that type of cartoon. it's transformers earth spark season 1 episode 17 just now coming out on march of 2023. they're not talking about saving

the day. they're talk about something else. watch. >> i like your pin. i'm nightshade my pronouns are they them. >> thanks. i'm sam. i'm she/they but you already know that. i the second one goes on. here's another clip. synergy home i'm sorry for how i reacted. it's just sometimes the world can be a scary place. >> that's true. though disappointing. >> hey, it's okay. i know i'm safe when i'm with my friends or other nonbinary people. rachel: welcome to your children's world. it is shocking but it's really

important to understand we live in a theocracy. this is the religion of this new world that we live in. your kids are nowhere safe. you ought to wake up and realize that right now. you cannot let them watch transformers, something my brothers watch when had they were young. i watch it had. you can't watch that anymore because they're going to inject this kind of ideology into everything. will: let me get this straight. a robot that transforms from a vehicle into a walking robot has pronouns, they/them? first trans, transformers. pete: they are trans, that is true. rachel: they could have at least been funny about it or made a joke but they didn't. they tuck the spinach into the popcorn and the show is about

saving the world. pete: it. ers more than -- transformers robots that meet the eye. pete: for me, we put these filters on and we want them to have that freedom. rachel: how about the freedom to be kids and the problems that troubled adults have and are being injected to. rachel: they're being robbed of childhood innocence. it's sad. pete: up next, 2024 candidate vivek ramaswamy wants to raise the voting age from 18-25 with a few exceptions. how would that play out with gen z voters and we'll have scenario a group of them on a live panel, next.

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will: vivek ramaswamy is raising eyebrows with young voters after proposing to raise the voting age from 18-25. vote at 18 if you serve in the military or as a first responder for six months or at least pass

the civics test. joining us now with their opinion is our gen z voter panel and how do i say your last name? >> friends. will: robert seeinger as well as new york post columnist ricky. let's start. what do you th think of vivek ramaswamy's proposal to raise the voting age from 18-25? daniel, we'll start with you. >> obviously with younger voters or younger americans in general dealing with indoctrination and all that in schools, may seem like a good idea among older folks, but i think there's not enough trust in younger voters to know the issues and vote accordingly. will: i think there's an assumption, rob, by many gen z younger voters overwhelmingly

skew left and at the same time i would presume if vivek was sitting here he'd say don't have a basic understanding of civics at this point. would you agree with his premise and his solution in >> yeah, i definitely agree that majority of my fellow generation jew more to the left but, yeah, if -- skew a bit to the left and if they did a little research i they'd find the rising cost of living and the economy is a big issue. that's a right wing issue. i was at the store the other day and a pack of peanuts was $4.50. honey roasted peanuts. i thought are we in a bee shortage and used to be 2 for 0.99 centss. will: what cans changing voting age? >> i'm not a fan of that and doing so would restrict their voice and ability to participate in the democracy. will: ricky, 3-3 as in don't

want to see the voting aged raised to 25? >> if we're civically mis-engaged and misinformed that's a falsity of our system. will: unanimous don't want to see the age to vote raised. many vote to the left. this isn't to avoid someone voting to the left, this is i would presume that everyone has a stake in the game and level of understanding of our democracy. the three of you clearly do. ricky, as you look at this and we move forward to 2024. what's most important to you. both as issues and who reflects them, your important issues as a candidate? >> for me it's the social fabric and i feel like i grew up in the lesser of two evils and people felt deeply compromised with the choices and hoping to see anything other than another biden/trump mashup and everyone

in missish l felt very compromised by their vote last time around. will: you want somebody new? >> i'd love some new blood in the game and younger people to mix things up and maybe dynamic, moderate candidates as well. will: rob you mentioned the economy and sounds like the number one issue to you and who speaks to that for you? >> most certainly. rising cost of housing is another big issue. i don't know if i'll ever be able to buy a house because it's going to be harder than it was for my dissed a and much harder for merri bowl than my grandpa. in 1960s get a mansion for $30,000 and today's money only about $100 grand. get ago mansion for 100 grand is insane and can't get a shed for that pride. will: who has your attention? >> the previous administration and looking at previous administration to current one, it's obvious they will h a better impacts on the economy

for americans. will: so donald trump, daniel. >> the most important thing is safety. leadership institute of campus reform reported many instances of student activist groups trying to get administration to defund or eliminate campus police. that's not the opinion of most college students. safety is my number one priority. i remember one time my friends and i got a notification from campus police notifying us of attempted sexual assault nearby campus. brought the energy of my friend group down. safety is a huge priority. will: really quickly, ricky would like to see new blood. daniel the return of donald trump. what's your focus? >> safe environment to prosper in. will: would vivek have lost your vote with the proposal to raise the voting age to 25? >> deafenly not. i see his -- definitely not. i see his reasoning and we want stake in our society and doesn't

help has case at all. i'll say that. will: ricky, rob, daniel, thank you all for being here this morning. >> thank you for having us. will: coming up, pandemic era title 42 border policy expired and the record number of illegal immigrants crossing the border is another health crisis on the horizon. how about president biden putting more of your taxpayer money into research with backed coronavirus. dr. mark siegle has more, next. . these aren't just shipments. ♪ ed to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great, i invited a few more friends. ♪ thanks, mom.

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rachel: we're back with a fox news alert and title 42 officially expired at midnight and the policy was originally in lace because of the pandemic and ironically with the record number of migrants gathering and illegally crossing the border and could be creating a new

public health crisis here to weigh in is fox news medical contributor dr. mark siegle. there was this policy title 42 because of covid and also helping to screen for other medical or infectious diseases; correct? >> it wasn't enough even then when covid was the state #-d reason. we're dealing with a situation which is a public health crisis by deaf nation and they're not announcing they're coming and those regions at the border are medically underserved to begin with and the entire region and there's a health professional shortage there no doctors or nurses and tremendous amount of diabetes to begin with and things like tuberculosis and two-thirds of foreign cases come across that border. rachel: is tuberculosis on the rise in america?

>> absolutely. in 1900 we'd screen for that but they were legal immigrants. by definition using words like asylum and say that's your justification, nobody is screening people. it's all contagious diseases on the table and measles on the rise at the border and influenza is a problem and covid was the tim of the ice burg and not to mention injuries of people crossing and motor vehicle accidents and people getting hurt. rachel: i have friends living in yuma near the border and last year they said their health services, their hospitals were overrun and they were having to go away for services. rachel: that was before title 42. >> and infectious diseases spread into the local communities. rachel: unbelievable. so unfair what was happening. ellis island, people were getting screened. >> my grandfather, they checked

his neck for tb and kept him there for two days. what happened? it's a potential emergency now. rachel: public service that turn intoed something and the biden administration is recklessly making a decision to give another $2 million of tax money to the ecohealth alliance to research back coronavirus despite the lab leaks we had before. how is this possible happening and why would anyone give $2 million to the same people that helped spread the covid out of wuhan lab in the first place? >> because there's a smoke screen over the idea that covid-19 likely came from the lab even though our intelligence communities are saying so even though the fbi is saying so. by saying maybe it didn't and came from nature, maybe it came from a raccoon dog, we take the attention off of the issue here, which is echo health alliance, which gets 90% of the money from

the government. it's busy and juul a -- jewel ad crown working with the agency and ralph manipulates bad coronavirus and makes new ones and those bad coronavirus get tested guess where, wuhan. not only is it likely this spawned this pandemic and no breaks on the system and givings money to them again, the whole idea of a worldwide consortium of scientists manipulating viruses and test for vaccine, possible vaccines is dangerous by definition. rachel: yeah, and no one was held accountable in the first place, we're back to square one it. is the consequence of dr. fauci not being held accountable for giving money to his friend peter with counter health alliance. rachel: millions and millions of people died because of it and no

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pete: what exactly happened and what should we expect going forward and let's go off the wall to learn more. let's start with daniel penny. he's facing second degree manslaughter charges in the subway death. time and time again, 24-year-old marine, he was a 300 series meaning he was a rifleman and infantry man in the marine and got out after four years and e5 sergeant, honorable discharge and as a rifleman, that means he was part of a combat unit. will: second degree charges by the waypoint us toward did he act, did -- would a reasonable person presume he acted recklessly with indifference to jordan neely's life. he lived in queens and from long island. this is a important detail, pete, as we talked about throughout the morning. it probably means like any new

yorker he's had a lot of interactions on the subway and my presumption would be if he felt there was some need to intervene with jordan neely and what was perhaps about to take place on the train that day, it would have gone above and beyond the normal experiences of a new yorker experiencing on the subway. pete: that's a important point. if you're familiar with the ecosystem, you can handle small things you brush aside. will: still white knuckle often like is this going to ex-ploid into violence. pete: discharged in 2021 and that haircut not going to cut it in the day but out for a couple of years a in the point. will: who is jordan neely? he is a man i believe in his 30s, was in his 30s. pete: i think so. will: he's 30 years old, yes. miz mother died when she was -- his mother died when he was 14 strangled by her boyfriend. it was a seminal in a moment in

jordan neely's life and began to spin out of control. pete: 14 prior arrests and he was a subway performer and michael jackson impersonator and cycle of violence and mental health problems including cold cobbing and sucker punching people on the subway. two and one month apart breaking one victim's nose in 2019, punching a 64-year-old man in the face. he was charged with attempted kidnapping of a 7-year-old girl, dragerer down the street and oue street and put in jail for a few months and after that punch ago 74-year-old woman in the face and breaking her nose. liz jordan neely's attorneys pointed out there's no way daniel penny would have known his criminal history. he also wouldn't have known he was a michael jackson impersonator or what he looked like when he was 20 years old. what he would have known was the violent potentially volatile man

on the subway making threats that day in the state and condition and visual appearance he was in that day. that's what's relevant to the interaction. pete: and he all the other passengers by the way who gave him credit for the actions that he took thanked him for stepping up when no one else would. this is all after what actually happened on the subway. we're going to play that 15 second video once and give you a sense of our take as well. here's a portion of the three minute video we have. will: penny has neely in a choke hold and several other passengers try to step in and clearly something happened and we'll hear from witnesses here as to what occurred on the train that precipitated the intervention. pete: that's an important aspect of it. there has to be a lot of other videos here and every marine going through basic training and he'd have basic training here

and choke hold and something known as sleeper hold. that looks like the rear naked choke hold and army combative program and that's the most secure hold on someone and you have them here and have their legs below them, and when he let him go into a recovering position, we're told jordan neely was still breathing. #not trying to -- he's not trying to kill him but subdue him and it'll be in the jury's hands to see if he went too far. will: witnesses say neely was said to be shouting acting erratically and said something to the effect of i'll take a bullet and clearly implicating he's up for a moment of violence. the interaction took place for up to 15 minutes. we don't have a -- we haven't seen the full 15 minute video and two other riders restraining him and witnesses pointing out that they thanked daniel penny for what he did.

will: coming from behind with a sleeper hold and trying to subdue this from happening. what you'll hear this marine say is nobody is trying to kill anybody and trying to protect myself and other people in a bad situation. will: in the wake of this, there was protest in new york city where riders jump down onto a subway track, stopped a car and held everyone else onto the train. the one detail that has seemingly inspired this is the detail that we haven't mentioned here. it isn't pertinent to the case. that's the detail of the two men's race. the protest in the wake are about that one detail. pete: that's the disassociated detail that mayor adams brought up after the protest and let's wait for all the information and getting toxicology report of jordan neely, which we still don't have and all the video and witness testimony and after the protest as often happens, mayor

adams says maybe this was a race situation. facing second degree manslaughter charges and it's a lot for the action that he took. will: he's been released on $100,000 bond and if he's convicted he could face as many as 15 years in prison. pete: can't leave new york state as of right now so he's effectively a prisoner of the city and state. will: surrender passport. pete: by the way he had a go fund me and $100,000 on thursday and now it's at $800,000 for his legal funds and people are supporting him in this process. will: toss it over to rachel now. rachel: yeah, it's on give send go and not go fund me, which often de-platforms people they don't agree with them. thank you pete and will.

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1 # the monarch in the throne room with the prince william and grandson prince george together and check in with meteorologist adam klotz for the fox weather forecast. adam, good morning. reporter: good morning. balmy out here on fox square and fairly warm temperatures in the eastern half of the country and not the case everywhere and look at temperatures, 60s, 62 degrees and it is cooler off toward the west and right in the middle of the country and a lot of rain and tornadoes in nebraska yesterday and severe thunderstorm threat in illinois and iowa and also a slight severe storm threat across portions of south texas. rachel, weather headlines and now tossing back inside to you. rachel: all right, thank you, adam. still ahead, could your future flight be flown by an ai pilot.

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pete: president of emirates airlines making headlines after saying artificial intelligence could replace real life pilots

in passenger airplanes. >> one thing you can't do signore it. harness it, use it. don't fear it. might see one pilot aircraft. could it be flown on a fully automated basis in yes, it could. technology is right up there now. there's always somebody on the flight deck in my view. >> pete, good morning. last december they flew an f-16 for 17 how shalls with four different ai algorithms running and no other pilot. it was a mane shoo that did this. can you -- machine that did this and can you imagine hopping aboard the next commercial flight and saying ladies and gentlemen and welcome aboard and we're expect ago smooth ride. is that an ai machine robot or

the pilot? it's there are there for automated aircraft and pete: you're sitting in the seat and the plane is rocking and going through turbulence and somebody is in the cockpit trained to handle it. >> this is the world coming and ai pilots would never fall asleep, wouldn't get tired and don't experience fatigue or need rest time and not getting distracted by the co-pilot and all the airlines having some and

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rachel: we begin with the controversial case of the marine veteran death ovdaniel neely. will: alexandria hoff joining us live with the latest. alexandria. >> he was asked to