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matter you can make it. space is not necessary without title 42 the crisis at the border showing no signs of slowing down. massive groups and we mean massive, record a massive outpouring and as a covid era policy are lifted. in texas a national guard scrambling to deal with the surge and even blocking some migrant groups from attempting to cross the border. the guy in charge of the lone star operation in charge of it, brigadier general matt is here and only here. and arizona democrats are denying the white house declare emergency over the crisis. we will talk to county sheriff mark daniels and in new york mayor eric adam says his city is overwhelmed with asylum seekers he is busting some to decembers. folks in the suburbs aren't happy. were going to talk to those

trying to stop the mayor's plan. the morning everyone i am neil cavuto very good heavy this weekend. and uglier at the border. they talked about containing crowds. luck with that. the latest right now in el paso, texas from our matt finn who is there. >> some of those crowds are here in downtown el paso. we are sitting outside sacred heart church. this has been the epicenter of the immigration crisis here in downtown el paso. they have been housing and trying to assist migrants for quite some time. we want to give you a live outlook. the sun came up a short while ago. many sleeping on the ground overnight when we arrived here this morning are now waking up. they are attempting to brush their teeth, pour water on their face. sad that we are hearing coughing and some art showing signs of sickness. sources tell us a record 83000

migrants across the southern border this week. i talked to a few of the migrants was able to loosely talk with them. many say they are from venezuela, colombia fred when the young man i spoke with from columbia city did attempt to get into the united states. it was his goal to get here before five title 42 ended this week. i want to bring then quickly a pastor to a different new life of faith the center not far from where we are standing. he is assisting some of these migrants. pastor timothy one of theere for forever what happened to the migrants next? what's one of the things he migrants have to counter is that the collected money so they can transport to the final destination. el paso is like a springboard for their here temporarily because they want to go and provide for their families back home. >> they want to get somewhere else. how did they get money? many of these young men and women are sleeping on the streets now. how did they collect enough cash question require the getting it from to get on the bus and go to another state?

>> when things we try to visit ngos provide support local businesses are able to reach me or other ngos. one to sponsor a particular migrant that is how we coordinate with these particular sponsors. >> the federal judge in florida ruled the federal government cannot release migrants until they are given a court date or a notice to appear. those mass releases cannot happen. that may not be the case or may not be enforced right now. once you got to consider their coming into the country the majority of these migrants are under false pretense. they think title 42 is over that is it. they don't realize title a is a lot stricter. it trickles down to where there is going to be a huge wave now they're be properly set up they will have the necessary appointments. >> your opinion you don't think all these migrants were released with a court date or date to appear question within the were

released about documentation or paperwork? what's there is a possibility. we know it is a broken system. there is a possibility some of these migrants are being released without any destination or appointments. >> thank you very much. and also fox news obtained data showing 8000 unaccompanied children are also at federal government custody right now. that is the heartbreaking layer to the cementing crisis that we are seeing here. >> thank you for that. matt finn following these developments at the border but let's go to louis tomlinson at the white house how they are reacting to the judges order. that stymies things to put it mildly i would imagine. >> that is right recall back on the campaign trail he was running for president joe biden said he was convinced migrants would turn themselves into the court to get that hearing. here's the white house press secretary yesterday on the judge's ruling. >> outlook, the way we see that is sabotage is pure and simple that is how that reads to us. the claims cbp is allowing or

encouraging mass release of migrants is categorically false rate that is not what is occurring that is not what is occurring. >> as we just heard from matt illegal border crossings have surge or than 10,000 day this week the highest ever recorded. the white house says he'll keep insisting the border patrol continue releasing migrants into the u.s. despite the florida judges ruling here is the state's attorney general. >> florida uncovered a memo, a secret memo that was issued to border patrol state when we get overrun, when title 42 expires your direction is open the ga gates. let them in no processing, no vetting no court date. this was a year ago. they had a year. >> texas attorney general also getting into the mix he sued the biden administration yesterday as well as migrant detention center struggled to handle the large influx as we just heard. the white house under more pressure after 17-year-old

migrant died in u.s. custody earlier this week. is not disclosed publicly until two days later. no comment from president biden on the death of this young man back in 2019 biden criticized donald trump the deaths of migrant children and tween's tweeting it is unacceptable. it is not who we are in silence is complicity. this morning a few minutes president biden is going to speak at the howard graduation here in the nation, capitol one arena. we'll see if he has anything to save on the southern border. neil: do we know whether the president will change this proviso here that allowed those who had no paperwork essentially a court date to go ahead and be released into this country? that they might tighten that up a bit in order to make this judges order go away? >> it does not appear to be the case. it is full speed ahead here at the white house. six thank you lucas for doing so is the guy in charge of dealing with this mess at the board at brigadier general matt barker. joint task force lodestar

commander general. thank you for taking the time. how are things looking? >> good morning neil great to meet with you and your viewers. over the last things -- michael s48 hours the numbers i am encouraged route and probably better than we had expected. the texas guardsmen continuing to prevent, deter illegal immigration interdict narcotics and weapons trafficking are orders to hold the line. neil: the numbers we have hurt anywhere from 83 -- 85000 over the past week they seem staggering. do they jibe with the numbers that you are hearing that you are witnessing? >> they do. but again this week has been encouraging. when the governor put an additional 545 guardsmen under my command with the texas tactical border force we put them in place rapidly. additionally here in brownsville we deployed our quick reaction force on thursday morning. specially trained military

police troops to help deal with the migrant flow. we've got some bad weather especially in the rio grande valley this weekend that is probably going to affect the numbers but we are going to be out there continuing with the department of public safety partners to hold the line to solve this problem. neil: we are just trying to get a handle on how many are attempting to cross. we do here on the mexican side of the board there a good many may be a lot more than we thought earlier in excess of 40000. do you know what numbers are reliable right now? >> i would say that's a fair estimate it changes. and of course the focus has been on el paso and the rio grande valley over the past week or two weeks. we still have guardsmen on the line interdicting large numbers of illegal immigrants as well as weapons and narcotics in eagle

pass, del rio, so again 1254 national boundaries we are responsible for and we will see ebbs and flows all along that line. we are trained and prepared to respond to it. twenty-six east 28000 criminal that may be updated i apologize what do no kinder crimes were talking about here? what's the latest numbers just over 30,000 and it runs the gamut. of course you have the narcotics problem, we discussed the terrible impact of fentanyl is having in our cities and communities. you have gang members who have been apprehended and deported in the past and who have returned. until we track those numbers and try to identify those individuals and apprehend them. and then just the nature of human trafficking you are going to see a lot more high-speed chases and collateral crime and

are border communities as these people make the bad decision or coerced into human trafficking by the smugglers and the coyotes have no regard for the communities they are transiting to get to the final destination where they are going to exploit these people or sell these weapons and drugs. neil: or doesn't seem to your point, general, there is some confusion from think we've been abundantly clear in this country synced out of 42 goes away the board is not open, don't even think about it. quite the opposite of tiktok misses others and it got out. think for the times people are trying to get into this country have interpreted those you mean this country is open. the border is open, come on in how do you deal with that? >> exactly. you have seen this a weak pictures of our guardsmen in her dps troopers turning back migrants. telling them this is a dangerous place to cross you are making a bad decision in their own language explaining to them the right way to do it.

i think a more cynical on where the other programs that it is not working. no one is turning around, no one is going back. i can tell you anecdotally you seen the footage over the last 48 hours that directly correlates to the governor's deployment of these additional forces. our engineers have been improvement in the position but we are doing our best to hold the line. neil: are doing a great job general it's not easy work press looking at some of the numbers. i know we have 24000 border patrol officers right now just along the southwest border. with 1400 homeland security personnel. better than 1500 department, soldiers for better word. how do you coordinate all of that? is that your responsibility now? >> it is my responsibility. so officers such as myself but their special training course from the united states northern command where we learn how to coordinate with inter- agency. of course our state and

municipal law for some and department of emergency management everyone has a part to play. and then i do speak to my federal counterpart. i spoke with him last night to talk about how are going to de- conflict the federal course forces coming in. operation alone start is an entirely state of texas mission career texans serving texas and using texan resources. but of course we have to integrate with those other agencies that are down here because everyone is just trying to mitigate this crisis and keep the border safe and secure as possible. neil: have a monumental task but generally seem to be more than up to it as well as your men and women pray thank you sir very much, be well. >> thank you neil good to be with you. neil: in the meantime is a push to push a lot of these migrants north even the places sanctuary cities like chicago and new york city. in new york city that mayor eric adams is send them to all points north. county executive in one of those points north is saying stop.

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quickly must be clear in what we are doing. some people try to can pair with what abbott did. we are paying for it. we are only taking volunteers. we are communicating with the officials up there on what we are doing. now, some may not like it. neil: newark mayor eric adams is in texas and arizona paying for it to the not doing freebies in dealing with what they're dealing with at the border but that really does not matter but what is controversy aright on the case of what adams is doing and he is besieged as well bite influx of migrants into the city so much so he has a busing, shipping, whatever you want to call it to all points north.

some as far as 50 or 60 miles north of the city including orange county. steven neuhaus is orange county executive more or less said this is got to stop her i know heads up this was coming. he's fighting it hard now is counterpart in rockland county he is kind enough to join us again. steven, good to see you back. how are things going now? >> wait to see a comment neil. it is gotten worse since i spoke to you. hudson valley where a.m. it is a beautiful, it is the best spot, best time of the year. last couple days since i've spoken to you brides and grooms and their wedding parties have been kicked out of the hotel and the place with these migrants in new york city. fifteen veterans were kicked out. combat veterans afghanistan, iraq, vietnam veterans are homeless. in a slew of other people. a slew of reservations as people kicked out, cancel. and replace for immigrants from new york city. we have not spoken at all from

new york city to us who they are, their information, their status, their ages, nothing. he gives these press conferences but we really have gotten nothing. everyone in upstate new york is frustrated. neil: a lot of motels these guys are going to them talking about the migrants, those motels are giving a heads up. they both thought of migrants but you are not. >> neil the rock one hotel and one of the main hotels and orange counties the same individual from brooklyn. he obviously is chosen profit over doing the right thing. and that it's unfortunate. of course they are given a heads up that is the only way we are hearing his leaked information from people. the state police who work directly for the governor here have zero clue for the sheriff's office, the local police are

people that show up on both sides of this issue, protesters. it's number one a public safety issue, neil and again new york city mayor has gone rogue and just does what he wants. we are fighting but that takes time to get a decision made. neil: new york civil liberties union as you know better than others has gone ahead and sued rockland county for not allowing these migrants in. what is the status of that in your reaction to that? >> these people should be suing the hotel owner in new york city for kicking out 15 u.s. veterans from a hotel. how disgraceful is that? the girl i talked to today has three purple hearts and a bronze star with valor. she was in tears. these are 15 homeless veterans. that is to those folks should be suing. i flitter going to waste taxpayer money by suing rockland and orange and everyone else involved in this for it's a

waste of time that people deserve it the most are veterans suffer from this. neil: in the meantime we understand the new york governor said -- she has no control over those who go to points beyond new york city. but she has written a letter to president biden asking him to open up some federal facilities so she can get shelters and the like at these cities what you think about that? >> i'm a commander now and navy reserve. i with marines and sailors working to recover human remains and open up the channels. that is a prime spot if they're going to have some type of refugee camp. ultimately the city asked for this they said we are a sanctuary city. none of these upstate counties designated themselves as counties. we are getting the brunt of their incompetence. neil: amazing we proceeded to

taking the time. a lot of folks are going up to you had no idea this is coming. obviously communication is not something we are seeing a lot of these days. steven neuhaus is the orange county new york county executive vlasic we spoke to his counterpart in rockland county same thing no advance warning, nothing. as a point rockland county local officials were supervising and watching for buses along 80 sandwich at major traveling route from new york city to all points upstate new york. we'll keep you posted on that. also keep you posted on how the administration is responding to it seems be calling a robe judge in a ruling that is messed up post 42 world. after this. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments.

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everything is going smoothly in a post board to world when a 3-year-old policy that has been like a rule of life at the border, after two administrations was suddenly shelved. but a judge in florida blocked it. saying there are some big holes here including leave the country that innate paperwork without any proof as soon approaching court date. they try to change that very, very quickly to get back on track. easier said than done. the former federal prosecutor. thank you for taking the time explaining some these legal issues to get there might sixth goal. the issue seems with the judge. wait a minute they are leaving without any proof they're going to return for court date or any paperwork to that extent. that is what got it, right? >> absolutely. i am concerned as well. we are talking two separate issues here. as a matter of policy i disagree

with dhs parole in all these migrants into a country. it's clear as a matter of law this judge overstepped. the executive branch has a lot of leeway when it comes to making these decisions without the muzzle beta proves the ministration they have appealed the 11th circuit and fully expect the government to prevail on that appeal. this is assuming you are right and i've heard other legal authorities think much the same they do not have your clout or background on this. the one thing i cannot get a handle on is if they are allowed to come in every prosecutor without such paperwork doesn't that essentially mean they can go anywhere they want? they will not be tracked. so isn't that a real danger there will be no way to follow up on those we release into the united states? exit is a danger. thousands of migrants paroled in the country without alien registration numbers without court dates. you are relying on their good

word or maybe gps that is not going to be sufficient. they should be dealt with with the bail perform when folks are arrested, they are let out into the streets. these are individuals who come here for a better life they've spent thousands of dollars, travel for days, weeks sometimes even months. do not expect many of them to show up at isa repair for the immigration court date. neil: is a separate issue with those who are claiming asylum. one of the countries deemed to be the most dangerous. it is not that you get out of jail card. but you get a green card that again is not a green card but he could be among the 30,000 a month we let enter this country via the asylum defense. what you think of that? what's the asylum program is fantastic. you're coming for economic

reasons for a better life. they cannot meet the height legal standard for asylum which is a well-founded fear of persecution. the bigger issue many migrants are coming from central and south america but they will law it requires they claim asylum in the first country in which they are safe in and they are not doing that. whether that be mexico or some other country they are not eligible for asylum and they are using asylum to backdoor some other real legitimate reason when they want to be here. six what if mexico said they tried for asylum here. we did not granted to them because we cannot handle it. is there a way they can prove that? is there way this this program allows for stuff like that? >> dhs is trying, too little too late to set up programs in these respective countries or in mexico to process these asylum claims for additional reprocessing that in albuquerque

or along the border. tens of thousands of people with these types of applications should be processed in mexico or in another country, not along our border. neil: how do you think all this is going to go? we know about the crowd to note the very different reports they are getting. many have been told be a social meal like tiktok and the rest i believe over 100 million such messages where they are told whether this is coming from cartels or other groups trying to make money off of this. the u.s. border is open, title 42 is gone. come on in. what you think? >> is a lot of misinformation out there. this is how i expected to play out. folks are going to try to come to this country believing they can claim asylum or the border is otherwise (they're going to be turned away and guess what, they've already traveled the distance. they're going to try to enter the united states illegally. there's no friends or families in northern mexico they're desperate to get in the cartels are in the business of making

money. the same method due to traffic drugs in the country weatherby tunnels, are going to be used to traffic humans. i fully expect there to be significant increase in drug cartel trafficking. neil: incredible. thank you for taking time on a saturday no less. neama rahmani former order prosecutor. a lot of things he's done in a lot of been happening as we speak it see it unfolding the way it is hopefully proves them wrong sadly so far not. in the meantime so far not when it comes to progress on the debt ceiling talks, cello the big housing folks say they do not resolve this soon. housing can be in a world of hurt and mortgage rates could be a world of high high high rates. trite 8% at a minimum, after this.

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scheduled watching a bowl, see what i do there it's free and basic cable. about this debt standoff right now. and that folks at zillow worry if there's no deal or delayed or god forbid we default you're going to see mortgage rates skyrocket. but the thing you're trying to avoid. we hear this every time you get to the brink on this. this time there is some rattling differentiations britt alexandria hoff following ellen washington. >> height neil given the urgency many could have thought the voices of those involved sound something like mine at this point which is on its way outward yesterday plan talk between present congressional leaders was postponed. present bided plans to hold the meeting monday or tuesday morning before departing for the g7 summit in japan this delay allows congressional white house staff to continue discussions through the weekend. the early june deadline is creeping forward that is in the treasury department now the congressional budget office said

the u.s. will likely be unable to pay its bills by resulting potentially into default. some think the u.s. is never done before by the other option is to raise the bar would limit house republicans passed a bill this week that would do so while reducing government spending for the white house maintains they will only negotiate over the annual budget. >> we are not going to negotiate over the debt limit. this should have been taken care of by congress as her constitutional duty a while b back. this is not a normal place for us to be, to have house republicans hold our economy hostage. >> republicans feel it is the president who needs to step up. the nations that has ballooned to over $32 trillion louisiana senator bill cassidy says he will support house speaker kevin mccarthy and what he chooses to do it couldn't get behind a temporary suspension of the debt limit. >> if you told me they agreed to 828, a three week or maybe even a two month or three month delay

i would accept that. >> or some indication the debt ceiling standoff could lead to president biden missing his trip to japan the president still plans to go. coccyx alexandria feel better trooper through all this. alexandria hoff on all that. got the hilton national politics reporter. your idea maybe punch a little, push this back, let cooler heads prevail, what you think? >> i think this is a strategy on both sides of the i owe. look, when we heard the meeting was delayed i think that raised obviously a lot of eyebrows in washington. kind of making a lot of us think they were at an impasse. they reached a block in some cases. however the white house it even some republicans are sick look, over the weekend were going to have staffers from both sides of this debate meets. then we will have the principles i.e. republicans and democrats in congress as well as president

biden resume talks once we have made some progress. that is what we are hearing now. but both sides facing political pressure for two completely different reasons. president biden obviously facing a reelection bid next year with a where the economy will be a major issue. then kevin mccarthy under pressure to perform a speaker of the house and keep his own caucus together on this issue. neil: you keeping the june 1 date maybe it's a scare tactic on the part of janet yellin these secretary. it is shared by they would know legislatively how much you could push this. but that it is sooner than we think because there is more spending going on. fewer tax revenues coming in or at least disappointing tax revenues. what are we to make of that? >> a look it is deafly a pressure tactic be used by someone like janet yellin or even a democrat.

they want to get this figured out so we do not continue kicking the ball down the road. we end up in a place the u.s. cannot get back from if we default on debt. we are hearing other major world leaders such as in the united kingdom really raising concerns about this. the eyes of the world are really watching us on this. i think the administration, janet yellin trying to ratchet up the pressure to reach a deal progress sometimes i think these guys to respond to isn't outside the velvet could be a huge market came to light in 2008. i think we had the failed the troubled asset relief program that led to points off and the doctor they hustled back, re- voted on it, pass it the irony was months later where thousands of points lower on the dow anyway. it does seem to take something like that to put that back in the urgency of the talks, what do you think? >> i think your absolute right.

you are starting to see for my colleagues have been watching the markets and such they are starting to react. there is a lot of anxiety here. we have not been at this place before getting this close to defaulting on our debt. we have been a very nerve-racking situations when it comes to legislation like this. but we are in new territory. i think there is pressure on both sides watching the markets begin to react, relate begin to get anxious to reach some sort of a deal. neil: i guess what makes it different now is the world of kevin mccarthy is hanging onto his job he think about even though he is voted in by republicans by the hair of his chinny chin chin. all it takes is one not happy with what he is doing and he is out of there. he is feeling the pressure from this conservative group that does not want to blink or budge. now it sounds like the middleground is they will address on these budgetary issues it just will not be immediate with the debt ceiling going up and how quickly the

spending cuts go into effect. what are you hearing? >> that is what we are hearing right now for the issue kevin mccarthy's they pass that debt bill a few weeks ago. i believe it was two weeks ago. you had a lot of numbers of the freedom caucus in particular the same freedom caucus members who very much a delayed kevin mccarthy from becoming speaker. on the first event we went through what 15 rounds? they are putting a lot of pressure on him. they got what they wanted initially with that velvet that bill bill was obscene not going to pass the senate. the question of the white house think we are not going to pass anything like that or negotiate anything close to that. kevin mccarthy has succumbed to the negotiating table with president biden. at the same time trying to appease these really hard-core fiscal conservatives that want to cut and cut and cut in his own caucus. he is and it really difficult spot right now part however i will say this, joe biden is also in a difficult spot.

the economy has some improvements with the job market you're going to see the biden administration points out politically as well. there is some sort of fallout from this voters in 2024 i would imagine for right now this. they're going to be other outside consequences, outside factors playing a role. voters are going to blame the person in charge and that is the president. neil: that's interesting what a great reader juliet thank you very much for updating us on this benefit was on and on and on. national political reporter. in the meantime there is some nasty to does the particular in this country particularly in nebraska. they had some scary tornadoes for the latest on that coming up with "fox weather" stick around. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression.

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yesterday but look at the stats 50 warnings issued for the state of nebraska yesterday. the most ever in one day but look at the interesting combination here for the storm is moving up to the north bearing around this area below pressure counterclockwise. normally the storms go this direction to the northeast. a lot of going were to the northwest. they were taking left turns quite an active day. so a wedge tornado when the massive tornadoes down on the ground in nebraska yesterday. today we got a chance for severe weather over portions of texas and oklahoma. that's a level one not to discuss credits that to this one to level two over des moines. we had a level to hear the reason we no longer have it is pouring down rain in the state of texas. all of that rain is stabilizing the atmosphere a lot of cloud cover no daytime heating which would destabilize the atmo atmosphere. likely see flooding in san antonio over too corpus christi

through the day into the day on monday. it's needed rain and coming all at once storms are bubbling up for look in a pot of boiling water to see them bubbling up from all of the heat. then notice you see clouds going in this direction by the higher elevation sharing. you've got wind changing direction with height which let's he storms rotate which gives us a chance or if you isolate it tornadoes in iowa today. so here's what we have a lot of energy to work with. little clusters by this afternoon from des moines to davenport, springfield could also be seeing rotating storms could produce a tornado or two. very large hail some gusty wi winds. of the time we did 8:00 p.m. our a lot of what once to become a lion falls apart was startled loose daytime heating we could still be done with heavy rain and large hail.

tomorrow for mother's day at level one out of five to see severe storms from peoria down to huntsville. most of this is going to be windbreakers of the fox mile you've got some storms are popping up at chicago doing with rain for good chunk of the day. then you got little clusters popping up all over throw the afternoon tomorrow over portions of central and southern ill illinois. goes over into indiana portions of kentucky. most of this will be a rain event but could get gusty winds out of this. and again this is impressive. yesterday we had 50 warnings in the state of nebraska alone is that storm was passing up to the north. it was the north turn some of the storms that had a lot of storm trackers out there watching where they were driving because it's a storm that usually go to this direction but obsolete the winds are like a whole different direction. watching for flooding in texas and iowa for severe weather brickwork sorry my friend, thank you for all of that. craig herrera the rockstar "fox weather" if you don't have that app you're going to be off guard for these things.

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checked about the nasty weather much of the country now. you could be looking at nasty weather if you are trying to fly out anywhere later this summer. still too early to tell. southwest and american pilots are already inching closer to possible strikes. united pilots could be following them very shortly. we just do not know. they can resolve all of this and some these issues go away and you don't have to worry. but if it doesn't come to that what are your options?

my buddy is a great travel expert on all things related to cited we run into when it's time to travel greatly, what if you don't know your carrier will be among those looking at a protracted pilot strike? what do you do to safeguard yourself? >> right now it is still sort of a threat kind of negotiation tactic. in america got to go through a lot of hoops to actually go on strike as an airline as opposed to like in europe. but basically if you really want to be safe avoid and try playing an airline like delta that has contract secure there is no threat of any type of strike or walk off or anything like that. one of the other foreign carriers just not american or southwest or united. i'm wondering how you plan for something like this. as you point a lot easier said than done for pilots to go through the strike. some of them will find ways to do so if they do obviously will

cut down on flights. i am wondering how you can protect yourself from making it one of yours? click sure. obviously stay on top of the news. plan ahead. i use travel insurance in case things happen and you can recoup the money. you have to be proactive and stay on top of it and pay attention to what is going on. avoid the airlines and find the ones that aren't that will give a little more peace of mind. >> is going to be a crowded in airports as you've been saying. whatever's going on in the economy or not see any evidence that the nation's airports. so we got that. there are ways we can build the crowd aspect the delay in cancellation aspect. if you have lounge access to get to the lounge.

a fly in off-peak times we take the first flight out in the morning but i know it's kind of a pain to wake up at four or five in the morning. but you are going to have the least crowded flights it. if is some type of delay or cancellation you're going to have the best chance of getting out that day and not having to come back to the airport another time. just take simple precautions. obviously it look at potential other means of transportation whether trains or cars. if you are trying to go to someplace like europe you honestly cannot do that. so take advantage of early flights. always have a backup plan. it's going to be tough this summer. neil: i love getting up early compelling my family to do the same i do not know. i will go without him. [laughter] good stuff lee i appreciate it. ask thanks my brickwork spigot sing again but in the meantime depending was going on in the border right now we didn't expect a lot of migrants to be surging along the border. they are but they are not

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