general assembly knowing his audience is not the people in the room. they are sending their message walking out but his message partially to the members who are sitting in the chairs who remain, but his bigger message is to everybody specifically in the united states and western democracies and letting them know very clearly that where he stands, where israel stands and what they will continue to do regardless. he made it also very clear that he considers the united nations to be kind of a joke. >> martha: he did. i correct myself. prime minister netanyahu. i said president. excuse me for that. obviously we will cover this story from beginning to end here and we thank you very much for being here. we're waiting to find out if indeed nasrallah has been hit in lebanon. so we'll continue to cover this throughout. thank you very much, colonel. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'm in for harris today and see

you at 3:00 eastern for coverage on this story and "outnumbered" starts right now. >> kamala harris is heading to arizona where she plans to visit the water for the first time as a presidential candidate. a grand jury has indicted multiple people linked to iran on charges related to hacking donald trump's 2024 presidential campaign. eric adams is being arraigned on multiple corruption charges. halloween is heading north -- helene is heading north after making an impact on florida as a category four hurricane. joining me as julie, lee.

as we are tracking hurricane helene, i want to start with you. hurricane sandy, your district was devastated. you dealt with a hurricane like this before. >> it smacked us hard when sandy hit. a lot of people are without power and it starts exposing the weaknesses with energy companies. you really need leadership. this is something governor desantis has proven high capability of. governor kemp is somebody who would be well prepared for a moment like this and you need that executive leadership, the coordination and communication between different levels of government and with your election officials because they will hear from constituents and you need the good information flow. people are without power and they have needs and hopefully this is a moment we see leadership in florida, georgia, and elsewhere shine.

>> i have been getting text messages all night. the images are stunning. the storm surge, things they haven't seen. where this hit was perry, florida, it hit taylor county. i interviewed governor desantis they are the hurricane. >> it has been a lot further residence and first responders. they are getting all the phone calls now with people who have what would be considered minimal but severe damage on their properties. he is saying not now. we are in search and rescue mode. we need to know when people are calling from hospitals or are stranded in their houses or they are so deep and flooding it is an emergency to get to them first. the destruction stretches about 800 miles.

this is going to last weeks, months, something you know well. this is an incredible storm. i was looking at the updates on some of the land slides blocking interstate 40 and now interstate 26 south of asheville. we don't know the vastness of the destruction yet. >> this is a regional event. yes, florida got the worst of it but 3.2 million without power. atlanta, water they haven't seen in quite some time. it is devastating. >> atlanta has never seen rainfall or flooding like this. it is the most important and dangerous part about a hurricane, not to mention the rainfall that came with this. it is unsurvivable, they were calling it. that is incredible. for those who did not evacuate and heed the warnings, those are

the people who are now at the greatest risk, being caught in their cars, being submerged. one couple was caught in a tornado that touched down. the storm surge and the water is what the greatest concern is. >> people think of florida as a big resort state, and it is, a big beach state, and it is but i want to put the emphasis on taylor and dixie county. these people are the salt of the earth. they own restaurants, they have sunk their livelihood into here and to rebuild after one category four and then be hit with another, i don't think you can over emphasize how destructive water is to businesses, homes, to livelihoods. >> also, it is always a reminder

of why you have to be careful about running such huge deficits and running up the debt when times are good, which is what has happened in the last couple of years. the debt is $36 trillion by the end of this year. $2 trillion deficit when the economy is growing just in the last year. you don't do that because you have to prepare for disasters, for rebuilding, and you have to keep your powder dry, so to speak and it is always a reminder of that, reckless spending and deficit spending is so dangerous for the health and safety, literally, of the american people but i want to -- you were talking about the devastation of these blue-collar areas, this storm is going to hit some of the deepest blue-collar states, like tennessee and kentucky and growing up in virginia, my

father talks about hurricane camille, which devastated the commonwealth in 1969, and it literally dumped theoretically the most amount of rainfall. it killed at least 120 people in the state of virginia. it came across through mississippi and it is a stark reminder of the danger of the storm days after it makes landfall and people watching bob rescue that woman out of her automobile, you should not venture out in your car at all if it is raining like that because you will get stuck. it is an important reminder. >> i have friends and neighbors and one text i got hit me. these are families from the midwest to pour their entire livelihood after retirement into small homes and beach towns. one woman flooded four times in one year and she said i need a message of faith and hope right now. four times in one year, your

life savings floods. you have a lot of enthusiasm, 1.6 million people without power, roads up quickly. good leadership matters at times of human suffering. >> i remember governor desantis got a temporary bridge built within two or three days. there are parts of the country under other leadership, it takes forever and they still wouldn't do something like that. when sandy hit, i went to someone's house who was destroyed. he was lifting up the spirits of his community. it is not just leadership from the top, but you need leadership at the most local of levels. >> we see that all across the state of florida. joining us now is ron desantis.

good to see you. i know you are in tampa. the images i saw overnight from friends and family are shocking. perhaps 7-foot storm surge and parts of tampa? >> six to 7 feet throughout the tampa bay area. that exceeded records in a lot of places and that creates a host of problems. we started at the emergency operations center, we are going to tour some of the sites here, particularly in pinellas county. it is important to point out that as soon as the storm hit, he started to have people calling because they were in distress. between local first responders, a combination of local and state and state teams, there were thousands of missions that were completed. the state was responsible for hundreds of rescues. places like hillsboro, pinellas, they were out there doing that.

you did have some people that stayed and got some surge in those evacuation zones but all the rescue attempts were successful. the second thing is, we are now down, we have had about 1.3 million power restoration since the storm hit and we are down to about 1 million without power. those numbers will continue to go down because we had the cruise stations. they are going in and doing work as soon as it was safe to do. there is a lot going on but, we had this storm hit in a place that has seen two hurricanes in the last 13 months in the big bend part of florida. i am going to be there later today but the initial reports we have been getting from those communities in the big band was that the damage for pauline exceeded the damage of -- and debbie combined. there is going to be a lot of

damage done in those communities, which is bad enough but this comes on the heel of them rebuilding for the last 13 months. i know a lot of people are reeling right now. >> i spoke to you a year ago. we have images we will pull up. you just mention this. the individuals there, i cannot believe i was there a year ago, talked to the residents, they rebuild and now they are facing all of that again. how are they at this very mo moment. >> it is a difficult time. when they deal with these storms, then we had debbie, a category one storm when you

compound it from what happened, then you have helene, which was stronger and has done more damage than both combined. that is something that is going to be very difficult. we are going to have assets to help with this, but the reality is, when you see buildings that have been blown to smithereens that had been in the process of being rebuilt or survive the other storms, that is more than just dollars and cents. it is a gut punch. it is demoralizing. it is going to be trying times in that part of florida. >> an incredible blue-collar part of the state. i want to see if you have an update on fatalities. there is a young person who died on i four because of a fallen sign but do you have any upd

updates? >> that was the first one yesterday. the other one, there was an individual in dixie county, a tree fell on the home and these are free things that can happen. we may end up having more reported because this is a difficult storm but all the rescue attempts that were done, when they went, someone called. they were able to find the person or people and successfully rescue them. that was not the case with hurricane ian, where some of the calls by the time people got there, you had people that drowned in the storm surge. we have not seen that yet but there will be more operations done today for search and rescue and even in places there weren't phone calls and, there are going to be sweeps to make sure people are okay. >> thank you, governor. we have breaking news this hour. the department of justice has

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>> federal prosecutors are unsealing the indictment against three men tied to iran. merrick garland is set to address it any moment. this comes as trump was just briefed on assassination threats from iran. officials are hearing more about the plot to interfere with the election.

>> we just got the indictment from the department of justice. we are going through it now. three people have been charged. according to the doj, these people were engaged in a hacking campaign that used spearfishing and social engineering techniques to target and compromise the accounts of current and former u.s. government officials, members of the media and individuals associated with u.s. political campaigns. last week we got notification from officials that in june and july, cyber actors sent emails to people linked with biden's reelection team. they had stolen from trump's campaign. several of these organizations,

and including politico received emails inside the operation. it included the research dossier on j.d. vance. they suggested iran was behind the breach. they have been tracking threats for years stemming from the desire to avenge the killing of a general in 2020 but it is not just iran. russia and china are working to undermine the election. we are going through this indictment now. we will have more to share. merrick garland is having a news conference at 12:30. it is a multiagency operation. >> i am reading through this indictment. the first sentence stands out to me.

>> this seems to be in direct response to trump taking out a top iranian general. >> it is one of the biggest motivating factors as to why you don't want donald trump to win the next election. we remember this well. there are a number of reasons iran does not want trump to be the next president. a top iranian official, considered one of the most powerful if not the most powerful military operative. it was significant that the trump administration took him out. they froze billions of dollars in assets. they weren't happy about that and then there is the ideological backdrop of this. it ran because the u.s. satan

and israel little satan. iran hates the and they know donald trump is a huge fan to israel and americans and i don't think they like that. i am happy to see them taking -- i have been surprised at the lack of general media and journalistic curiosity around what is happening. >> there are some challenges, when you are dealing with a foreign country, these individuals were just pouring through this and unless they are in the united states, they have immunity from any action if they are not in a country with an extradition treaty to the u.s. >> that is why these actions are referred to as name and shame. it is more about sending a public relations message than anything else. a charge that caught my attention was material support

to a designated foreign terrorist organization. iran was designated as a state sponsor of terrorism in 1984. the only way we see actual consequences are if they are extradited to our country or they are on our soil or somewhere else were a law enforcement partner was willing to work with us for us to nab them. it is a message saying they take election interference seriously and i appreciate the transparency and the information revealed about how this is specific to donald trump. >> appreciate the action on this matter and this indictment today but when you look at this statement that came out between the fbi, they talk about iran wanting to sow discord and i look at this indictment today and they talk about iran wanting to sow discord. this doesn't seem like them wanting to just sow discord.

they did try to hack the biden campaign but with the assassination in there as well and the officials who have to have secret service protection, this seems focused on one individual and should the doj be more clear? >> i think they should be. it is clear. we have evidence that iran does not want donald trump to be the next president. we know iran has been sponsoring or funding some of the anti-semitic protests we have been seeing. the day before the first assassination attempt on donald trump, doj arrested a man with iranian thais who had a plot to kill donald trump. they are aware fbi originating out of iran. the list is lengthy and i think that is why doj, in the last

week or so has been coming out more forcefully. i suspect they are worried about iran and the last thing they want is something happening on their walk before this election. >> you have prepared for this. you have prepped for moments like this. what is going on behind the scenes right now? >> attorney general garland, they haven't treated donald trump fairly and they have brought all kinds of untested legal theories against him and most of the cases, which means they are using the law in new ways to charge him and that is why he has such distress of this doj. i know merrick garland is very much opposed to political violence in this country. he is concerned about it. the message he wants to send

today and will, we are not tolerating this. we will do everything we can to throw the book at you if you attempt these actions and we have seen him talk, the most we have seen him speak publicly in the last two weeks about the second assassination attempt. >> he has been more visible. thank you. appreciate all the insight. we are within 4 minutes of hearing from the attorney general. this is a big move. >> remarkable moments reading through the indictment. noting it is a second-page indictment tells us a lot. the defendants began gaining unauthorized access to persons

associated with an identified u.s. presidential campaign they use their access to the accounts to steal nonpublic campaign documents and emails. we know what happened. it was shared with the media. this one is deep and i hope we are going to get more details digging through the indictment. i hope we hear more from the attorney general soon. >> i hope we hear a question from the press. let's talk about facts. the material came from trump's campaign. the assassination attempt is against trump. they are both trump officials. is this targeted at a specific campaign or is it -- there was a

maximum pressure strategy. when a foreign company, what has happened having the sanctions waived, which included septembes before the october 7th attack, the united states released billions of dollars to iran. i don't think it is a coincidence that they launch these terrorist activities. the question needs to get asked, the attorney general who is more than willing.

he sounded pretty political, a few weeks away from an election. it is okay to shoot straight and talk about the reality that they are targeting president trump and his allies. they would only look to continue it if trump is successful november 5th. >> this was referred to as name and shame. you won't prosecute them if they are in the safe haven of iran. they understand the killing of the general, when all of this effort began. it was his killing. >> hacking is one thing but we must address the elephant in the room. the fact that iran has threatened the life of a former president and presidential candidate has to be the number one topic issue. when and why has president biden and kamala harris not come out and declared to iran to show

that we are the lead power in the world, that threatening the life of a former president or a presidential candidate is an act of war. that is what i do not understand. why they are not putting a firm foot down. kamala harris is running for president. is she showing how she is going to handle iran or how iran is going to handle the united states. trump has shown time and time again he will stand up to dictators. what has kamala harris done so far? she should declare this as an act of war. >> you have mike turner saying president biden and vice president harris must make it clear that any attempt on trump's life would be an act of war. >> this is after more than 3.5 years of joe biden and kamala harris and their administration cow towing to

this. they have enriched iran. the middle east is on fire because it is not just the billions of dollars released last year that the biden administration has allowed iran to export oil to china and other nations and iran has made at least $122 billion with just because of those oil exports. that money has been sent to terror proxies. to hamas, to hezbollah, to the who these, that we are funding terrorist activities that are killing americans and killing israelis and to that point, and iran knows it can get away with this. to hack the trump campaign. >> here is merrick garland. let's listen.

>> good afternoon. we are here today to announce the results of the fourth phase of operation northstar. the five-month initiative undertaken by the u.s. marshals service and law enforcement partners to target the most dangerous fugitives and violent offenders in ten metropolitan areas across the country. before we do, there are two matters i want to address. the first is an action the justice department has taken to counter the threats iran poses to our country. the second is that we will soon mark one year since hamas' october 7th terror attack on israel. first, with regard to iran, few actors in this world pose as great a threat to the national security as does iran. their malign activities are wide ranging. the u.s. government is intensely tracking their lethal plotting

against current and former u.s. government officials, including formal president trump. we are working to investigate and disrupt their funding in support of hamas, hezbollah and other terrorist groups and we are working to uncover and counter their efforts to stoke discord, to undermine confidence in our institutions and to influence our elections. as the community has reported, we are seeing aggressive cyber activity during this election cycle. in august, they reported an ongoing effort to compromise trump's campaign and to influence the u.s. election process. last week the community reported in late june and early july, malicious actors sent unsolicited emails to individuals who were associated

with biden's campaign. the emails contained an excerpt taken from stolen, nonpublic information from former president 's trump campaign. there is no information indicating the recipients of emails replied. the intelligence community reported that cyber actors had continued their efforts since june to send stolen, nonpublic material associated with trump's campaign to u.s. media organizations. moments ago, the justice department unsealed an indictment, charging three hackers working for the iranian government with material support for terrorism, computer fraud for their roles in these cyberattacks. they are iranian nationals residing in iran.

the defendants conspired with others to deploy a wide ranging hacking operation on behalf of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. the operation targeted the email accounts of current and former american public officials and most recently, individuals associated with u.s. political campaigns. the defendant's own words made clear they were attempting to undermine trump's campaign in advance of the presidential election. we know iran is continuing its efforts to stoke discord, erode confidence in the electoral process and advance its activities to the irg c. a designated foreign terrorist organization. the justice department is committed to countering the

threat they pose to our democracy, our national security, our allies in the community. as we approach the upcoming election, if a justice department will not tolerate attempts by iran or any foreign power to interfere in our elections and undermine our democracy. with our partners across the government, we will use every tool we have to counter and disrupt the efforts of iran, russia, and china, who exploit our democratic system of government. the message of the government is clear. the american people, not a foreign power, decide the outcome of our country's elections. not iran and its cyber activities. not russia and its efforts to spread disinformation and propaganda to secure its

preferred outcome in the u.s. presidential election. and not china, which continues in its efforts to exert targeted influence at federal, state and local levels. as described in multiple previous indictments and the recent election security updates. these authoritarian regimes, which violate the human rights of their own citizens, do not get a say in our democratic process. the american people and the american people alone will decide the outcome of our elections. to the second matter, in just over a week, we will mark one year since the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. on october 72023, terrorists

murdered nearly 1200 people, including more than 40 americans and kidnapped hundreds of civilians. they perpetrated the deadliest massacre of since the holocaust. we are committing to pursuing the responsible terrorists and those who illegally provide them with material support for the rest of their lives. earlier this month, the justice department unsealed charges against senior leaders of hamas for the october 7th attacks and for financing and directing a decades long campaign to murder american citizens and endanger the security of the united states. those charges are one part of our effort to target every aspect of the operations. there will be more to come. in the wake of the october 7 of the tax, we saw a disturbing increase in the volume and

frequency of threats here at home. against jewish, muslim, arab, and palestinian communities. last october i directed our attorneys offices and fbi field offices to meet with local law enforcement and community leaders to strengthen our response to threats of hate fueled violence and that is what we have continued to do since. we recognize the ramifications of october 7th are still being felt in communities across the country. for the jewish community, this has been a time of a renewed, deeply familiar sense of isolation and fear. as we approach one year since the october 7th attacks, we do so at a time when across the country will soon be observing the high holidays of rosh hashanah and yom kippur. this is a period of solemn reflection and prayer.

this is time to gather together to worship and to be in community with each other. it should not be a time of fear. the justice department will investigate and prosecute acts of violence fueled by anti-semitism and hatred of any kind. in recent months, the department has brought charges, obtained plea agreements and sentences for more than 35 defendants for criminal acts motivated by anti-semitic hate. this is in addition to the charges brought by our state and local partners. that work will continue. no person and no community in this country should have to live in fear of hate fueled violence. no faith community should have to fear they will be attacked in their place of worship. the justice department has no higher priority than protecting

the safety and civil rights of everyone in our country. working to uphold that promise is our responsibility and it is one we will never abandon. protecting the safety of our people includes combating violent crime, which is the topic of the third announcement to which i will now turn. from may to september this year, u.s. marshals service with state and local law enforcement partners in ten metropolitan areas arrest more than 3,400 fugitives and violent offenders, including more than 200 wanted for homicide. they seized more than 500 firearms, $500,000 in u.s. currency and over 450 kilograms of illegal narcotics, including more than 550,000 pills of deadly fentanyl. they conducted this operation in

dallas, fort worth, charleston, baton rouge, little rock, phoenix, st. louis, birmingham, winston-salem, dayton, and san antonio. the arrests included a louisiana man wanted for domestic abuse, child endangerment at home invasion. it included four people in texas wanted for a drive-by shooting that injured multiple children, and gang member in texas wanted for homicide. a virginia man wanted for sexually assaulting a child. a missouri man wanted for opening fire, shooting seven people. >> that was merrick garland announcing the indictment of three iranian nationals who currently resign in iran for the hacking of the trump campaign. they are charged with four counts of identity theft and material support for terrorism.

he talked about iran wanting to erode faith in our democracy but specifically mentioned the intent to target the trump campaign, saying let's bring back in our legal editor. he did, as we were speaking about, he did say they were attempting to undermine trump's campaign ahead of the u.s. election. >> he did. i have been critical of him on other matters, even recently but i think he has done a great job of alerting the public and taking the threats against donald trump very seriously. we have heard from him many times the last few weeks. i am not sure what else he could do and say that would indicate anything but he is very serious about this but i think he is concerned about the health of the nation and worried about these bad actors trying to influence the election but more

specifically, trying to take out donald trump. he gets credit because we have heard nothing from president biden and vice president kamala harris on this threat from iran and can you imagine if donald trump was in office and it was russia and we knew these facts about how russia did not want his political opponent to become president and donald trump did not say anything? the media would be covering it nonstop. they are giving this entire story a pass or making it six or seventh in their newsletter and i think that is troubling. kudos to attorney general garland keeping everyone focused on it. >> he deserves credit for saying what it is, a targeting of the trump campaign. he said the american people will determine our future in the election. the average person thinks these are iranian nationals, i understand they call it naming

and shaming but is this is -- is this a message that they will hear? >> they will hear it, but will they care? doj did indict a man who had iranian ties trying to assassinate president trump, that is why there was a counter sniper at the butler rally, remarkable giving help poorly that went but the only reason he was taken out was because they were afraid of a threat from iran. we have that, and we learned in the last couple of days, we learned more about the threats towards donald trump. at a minimum, they are looking at the situation saying they are taking it seriously. what they care most about is donald trump not becoming the next president. >> thank you very much. that is a key point.

there has been a ton of reporting on how close they are to a nuclear weapon, working on two nuclear sites currently. they are very close. >> we were talking about that, leading up to the unsealing of this indictment. he is to head up the policy and iran precedes the return of donald trump and his policies which brought them to the brink of financial collapse as an existential threat and we heard concern from the attorney general who is still speaking there. the american public learning the details of the hacking, the sharing of it with his rivals. you better believe this is going to emerge as a bigger and bigger

campaign issue and it better be talked about on the campaign trail. we heard about it from donald trump, it affecting him. where does kamala harris stand and what is there policy? that has to be articulated to voters as we hear more about this. >> the agreements that donald trump did, normalization of relations in the middle east and on the verge of a deal with saudi arabia that would have lysed iran out of the middle east. as important as what merrick garland is doing, i want to know in the state department is, what the dod is doing in relation to iran. >> don't forget the point man for iran in the biden administration is under investigation. he has been sidelined, disappeared from his job.

that is the biden administration, appeasement and sending $112 billion and more to iran. that is the biden and harris administration. remember, late may, they were telling france and britain not to confront iran on its nuclear program, not to censor them at the board meeting, despite them building up weapons grade material to record levels. it was just tuesday the campaign was briefed by the office -- director of national intelligence about growing assassination threats. they identified continued and coordinated attacks that have heightened in recent months. where is the regime media on this? hacking and assassination attempts by iran. we heard russia for how many years and they have said

nothing. where is the outrage america is under attack by iran? the iranian president was here and trump pointed out he had protection. >> that pakistani man that carrie mentioned, who was indicted for attempting to assassinate president trump, we heard merrick garland say we are tracking plans but are you going to hear about indictments if they have that information involved with that planning? >> i wonder if this press conference would have happened if this had been the beginning of the bidendministration. people are watching the white house carefully, watching merrick garland carefully. he has let a lot slide and all of a sudden it seems like he is covering his own hind. i find the timing of all of it a bit startling but a little fake. it is posturing as far as i am

concerned. how is it they got here in the first place? when it comes to developing nuclear weapons, weapons inspectors are supposed to go in there. they are not allowed to do that underworld law. why has iran been able to get to 90%? who screwed that up? they are on the brink of a nuclear weapon. we talk about an act of war by threatening the life of a president, this is serious. if we are declaring an act of war with the country that has a nuclear weapon, that is a disaster, but who is responsible? >> where is the secretary of homeland security? you are talking about threatening the life of trump and i would love for merrick garland to answer a question about that. the point man ends up getting suspended but they bungled how they were going to do that so he

continues to operate behind the scenes. what is the department of justice doing? they can't go into that publicly because now you are starting to indict your own and show a competence from within so they stay away from it. >> there was reporting today that kamala harris might try to keep some of the biden cabinet officials. that comes with background reporting from axios. they are saying we want the biden people out and the progressives in. if progressives take over the administration, do you believe -- >> there are people coming in who are part of the obama administration, so invested towards getting the deal done that they are tripping over themselves to get back into it even though it was dead. there was no deal to get back into but they want to do it and

it was a legacy item and it was twofold. they believed in competing with each other for the title of the toronto chamber of commerce. the other reality is they don't like donald trump and he comes in and got rid of the nuclear deal they wanted to put back together and on sanctions, you have to get these other countries on the same page. you can't do it from within with these far left progressive taking over, but they will try. >> it is a language iran understood for 40 years. vice president kamala harris heading to arizona and will visit the border for the first time in three years. it is her first trip there is the democratic nominee. recent polls show trump with a three-point lead in arizona. the question is whether this is a window dressing trip or a trip to understand the southern border or to improve poll

numbers. >> we will have more breaking news on what is happening with the number of people we are learning who have come over the border who are bad actors here on american soil. this is becoming a bigger and bigger headache for the harris campaign. you have seen the ads come out. they are focusing on this. the american public is going to ask where have you been? this is no longer a border issue as we have been reporting. this is all over the country. they are in your backyard. i look at the mayor of new york city who feels like he is being targeted because he called out this administration for it. this is just bad and i think about the sentinel flowing over our border. how is she addressing that? i go back to covering the primaries leading up to this moment and how we were surprised when it wasn't the economy talk.

it was immigration. people are concerned about where this country is going and getting hold of the situation that has run away from us. >> the biggest political vulnerability was the border. when i read a biden official told political why it isn't, distancing herself from biden, i questioned that myself. why didn't she reject those policies? >> she was the border czar and part of these decisions. kamala harris goes to the border, does she get back on air force two and go to the white house, to the oval office and demand the bordegets secured or does she completely ignore it and say box checked and doesn't talk about it again? >> she is at the border because donald trump has an advantage lead in arizona and he has a double-digit lead when it comes

to immigration. she had 3.5 years to do this, too little, too late. >> the numbers came down when biden used executive action but they made the claim they needed legislation. both can't be true. >> i have a list of things biden did. mexico is the top of my list. she is going to say donald trump a lot but she won't say names that are dead because of their policies. >> what a tragedy. america reports. >> we have breaking news. breaking news, the ice director is confirming via a letter to congressman gonzales, 13,000 plus convicted illegal alien murderers are roaming the country on the nondetained

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