jimmy. it is about a kiyo sakurai who has been obsessed with becoming jimmy page for 40 years. he's so good at it. one of his biggest fans now is jimmy page. page is such a fan led zeppelin gave mister jimmy the rights to use 30 songs in this film, which is playing in theaters now. mr. jimmy visited our studio this week. we end with his rendition of stairway to heaven. >> i'm bill hemmer in for shannon bream. chaos at the border grows by the day, pressure to take action builds yet again on the white house.

>> we need help, we need it now. we need people from the top, i'm talking from our president, our vice president. >> bill: a border city mayor and democrat declaring a state of emergency as thousands upon thousands of migrants flow intt. the president pointing t>> my p years gutting the immigration system. they continue to undermine border security today. >> bill: gets reaction from texas congressman henry cuellar. plus -- >> [cheering] >> bill: expanding the strike to 20 states. president biden says he will join the picket line tuesday, just a day before donald trump will be there, too. meanwhile, another presidential hopeful pushes back. >> we need a president who says we are not going to subsidize unions period.

>> bill: we'll discuss with a man whose eyes are on the white house, south carolina senator tim scott. then, the second republican presidential debate only days away, we'll ask chair woman ron desantis ron desantises /* /* -- our sunday panel on the debate over the senate ditching its own dress code, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> bill: hello from fox news in washington. the number of illegaling crossing our border hit another new record. our fox news drone camera from eagle pass, texas. we've been watching remarkable

images of human flood that shows no sign of receding. today new survey shows how displeased americans are with the border policy. we'll speak with border state democrat, henry cuellar, on that. first to griff jenkins who has been in eagle pass for what seems like several years now. griff jenkins, hello, what is the news today? >> griff: bill, good morning. there is a humanitarian crisis playinsouthern border in places like here and eagle pass, texas. migrants traveled thousands of miles to reach the u.s. in numbers far greater than what border officials are able to handle. >> homeland security secretary mayorkas visiting the border in mcallen, texas, saturday, saying they are taking more action to stem the unprecedented flow of migrants averaging 9000 daily.

actions include sending troops to the border, increasing deportation and increasing status to half a million venezuelans, making it easier for them to find work in places like new york. texas governor greg abbott trying to deter with razor wire, humvees and guardmen in rafts attempting to turn them back temperature is not working. cbp says a record number arrived last month, 230,000, the highest august on record. more are on the way. trains in mexico show hundreds of migrants heading toward the u.s. with the crisis on full display. in eagle pass, texas, the migrants struggle to climb through shash barbs after crossing a dangerous river that

has claimed three lives in three days this week. temperatures so high border agents cut through the wire, letting migrants escape scorching temperatures, some in need of medical attention. >> griff: bill, eagle pass is not only border community feeling the surge. in el paso, three confirmed cases of tuberculosis. bill. >> bill: joining us is congressman henry cuellar, thank you for your time on this sunday. >> thank you, bill. >> bill: listen to a democratic mayor in texas on president biden's policies. >> i believe 100% he does bear some smnlt for the crisis, i have not heard from anybody in the administration.

the president has not i haven't anybody. >> bill: you are a democrat, why is that democratic voice a lonely voice? >> some have been talking about what has been happening on the border for many years, what we need to do is do this, have repercussion at the border, deport people and show images of people being deported. when is last time we saw people go the other day instead of flow in? second thing, keep in mind 2015, 2019, under president trump, president obama and what i think happened a couple days ago, but now we have to see enforcement. get mexico to do more like in 2019, 2015, and hopefully the agreement they reached a couple days ago with the administration, that is get the people on the mexican side,

deport them, do more to stop people on their southern border with guatemala, ot worked in 20 worked under president trump and now this agreement reached a couple days ago, if they enforce it, we should see a slowing of flow of people coming in. >> bill: president biden did set motion of following things this week. granted work visa to venezuela know ans, assigned workers in border offices, mayorkas met with officials. does any of that change the current tide? >> it does provide assistance. if you talk about work visa and permit without doing anything at the border, it becomes a magnet. i've been saying this for years,

we as democrats and republicans can continue playing defense on the one-yard line or we can play defense on their 20-yard line and get mexico to do more like they did in 2015, when the numbers started slowing down, 2019, where numbers slowed down. if we do it, it will happen. stop playing defense. you can send national guard and active members and add more, but think what they do. think about images you saw there. what happens when they get to the border? they touch the river bank, they claim asylum and we know 89 to 90% of them don't qualify for asylum. >> bill: on n.f.l. sunday, that is a proper met tor. president trump tried to build a wall. just this morning, we have this, abc "washington post" out shows 23% of americans approve of

biden handling of immigration. 62% disapprove. almost three years into this adm administr administration, why did it get this bad? >> the policies you have in place, it doesn't matter what administration, you have to have policy with repercussions, if you don't, people see the border as a speed bump and continue to come in. again, i think trump went too much to the right by doing the separation of family and kids and president biden, the administration is not doing enough. we have to find the right balance. listen to community leaders like the mayor of eagle pass, the mayor of el paso and other places, listen to communities at the border. you have repercussions at the border, deport people not

supposed to be here, number two, play defense on the other 20-yard line and it is important, people give credit to president trump. if you look, mexico was doing a lot more like they did in 2015. 2015, 2019, hopefully this year. >> bill: congressman, appreciate your time, thank you for joining us. another crisis building for the white house is striking autoworkers, president biden expecteds to join the picket line on tuesday. that will be a first for a u.s. president, one day before his top political rival is also in michigan, donald trump will be in detroit. david with the latest live from the white house where there was news this weekend. hello to you. >> hello to you, bill. the president spent the weekend at the white house, touts himself as pro-union. he will meet with picketers on the picket line. the steady picket line continues

outside the gm and stillentis plants. union president looks forward to seeing another president, the president of the united states. >> my invitation to anyone today, including the white house to join ou that is open for anybody.action. >> the white house had negotiators from the president's "plan 9 from outer space"ing to go to detroit to hash things out, but pulled them back. the president will now go. >> the president has been really clear about this, he believes the union built the middle class, something he's said for years now and of course, he is a union guy who will continue to fight for uaw and union workers. that will not end. >> in addition to 36% pay increase, union wants a cost of

living raise, pension benefits and four-day work week. one day after president biden meets withic approximateters, donald trump will meet with them one day later. anderson economic group, an agency based in michigan estimate total loss since the strike at $1.6 billion, and very much still alive. >> bill: thank you. i asked republican candidate for president senator tim scott out of south carolina about that strike. much more this weekend. >> bill: senator scott, thank you for your time. >> absolutely, good to be with you, bill. >> bill: we heard priorities and you have been outspoken about union demands. how do you solve this? >> one thing you cannot do is wh what -- did to shore up the

pension plan of the union, that leaves false impression on the minds of union workers and encourages union bosses to continue to sell something that could never be, that is major issueir have with the current uaw struggle. their bosses continue to make promises they cannot keep. i sat in a finance hearing and heard a union widow come before the committee because her monthly income cut dollar 4000 down to $1000. i want to make sure we don't see that situation ever again. >> bill: speaking of workers, sir, in iowa this week you said, i think ronald reagan gave a great example when federal employees decided to strike. he said, you strike, you're fired, simple concept to me, to the extent we can use that

again, absolutely. you have taken heat for the comment. these are not federal employees and to win, you might need some of their votes. was that a mistake? >> no, it was not a mistake and if you heard the whole context, you come to a different conclusion. i said the federal government does not fire private sector, the question i was raising is if we had a better president, one like ron >> alexandria: reagan, we would not have seen the 1.9 trillion package. i mentioned that after the comments were made and mentioned the fact any time you have a president willing to go down and picket with workers during the day time and cuts deal at night with environmentalists that destroy the jobs, union bosses and president are working