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my predecessor tried to end daca but the biden administration-harris -- biden-harris administration is to fortify it and we're committed to fixing the immigration system. instead of working with us on solutions, republicans are playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they're doing is simply wrong. it's un-american. it's reckless. and we have a process in place to manage migrants at the border. we're working to make sure it's orderly and humane. republican officials should not interfere with that process by waging a phreut -- these political stunts. it's long overdue for senate republicans to come to the table, provide a pathway for citizenship for dreamers, those on temporary status, farm workers and essential workers. we need to modernize our laws so business can get workers they need and families don't have to wait decades to be brought back together. it's time to get it done. [cheers and applause] that's why we have to win this election. and one more thing. it's long overdue for a national museum of the american latino. [cheers and applause] long overdue. i mea

border they want to get caught because they know they will be released and it's a magnet from biden and harrisif joe biden cared, then go to the border and meet with border patrol but he's never done that. >> the coyotes get arrested for the trafficking of humans but what happens? they are deported and sent across the border and then they walked back in because we have no way of stopping them. >> we could spend the whole shelf talking about this problem but we have to move on. the president sits down on camera interview with the media after more than 200 days. we got a sneak peek. where the tough questions? quite the opposite. that's next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. president biden first date and all the white house promised his administration would bring transparency truth little did we know it would take seven months to 19 days avoiding on camera interviews with the media, biden sat down with 60 minutes. so much too talk about from book border to inflation to recession, plenty of to talk about so what did he ask? the first clip, there was this question. >> you averted a natio

>> as you know, senator ernst also referenced this, the biden-harris administration designated a team at doj to focus on fraud, waste, and abuse associate with a cares act program. as i understand both the house and senate are moving bills along to extend statutory limitations which obviously will support their efforts. because as a license plate shows, folks do need to be held accountable for where it is appropriate. >> do you have any idea how many people have already been indicted? >> so, i don't. and i do want to clarify something, and a notice committee knows may be reaching across the 80 out to the c-span public. sba is not an enforcement agency. so unlike the sdc, unlike the bank regulatory bodies, we administer programs certification for government, i nobody knows this, but we -- so we rely on the office of the inspector general primarily and, of course, they work with secret service, at treasury as well as doj, department of justice. so we can assist the ig, and one of the primary ways to do that is allowing inspector general personnel on a daily basis to have access to any a

certainly they got it wrong with joe biden and harris two years ago. ajority in the house and we came close and the loss of two georgia seats was a sheer disaster and pivoted biden to the left. having said that, i don't think there's going to be appetite for that. will the democrats try, sure, they will always try their giveaways and gimmicks but the reality is the american people have had enough, we need fiscal responsibility. we need fiscal conservatism. maria: can you colleagues stop agreeing with democrats then on more spending like the chips bill, the infrastructure bill, the other bill, the manchin-schumer bill so that they actually do something about the border, kamala harris claims it's a secure border even though 2 million people have been apprehended and almost a million got aways. >> maria, i'm the ranking member, highest republican in security appropriations and you're absolutely right. the border is beyond a disaster. it's porous and open for criminals and open for all -- maria: but they are not going to do anything if your colleagues agree

charles morris, another sleazy politician. >> harris: this seems so hypocritical. president bideny people as enemies of democracy. here is vice president kamala harris. >> when you see the democratic party and some parts of the party funding ads to promote some of these election deniers in primaries is the democratic party making a mistake here? >> i'm not going to tell people how to run their campaigns. i ran in terms of statewide office. i ran -- >> would you have done this? is this something you would be comfortable with? >> i'm not going to tell people how to run their campaigns. >> harris: senator. >> well, i have been on the ground in new hampshire and i know that the people of new hampshire know chuck morse and give him lot of credit for working with the governor and passing legislation that the people in new hampshire wanted to see like not teaching crt to children in classes. they know this is the guy that is most likely going to get that nomination and move forward to win that u.s. senate seat. and i think that probably new hampshire citizens will be offended with what t

harris. what is your reaction to it? >> basically, it is not that clear. it is partisan words. let's face it, joe bidenarris' meal ticket to potentially the presidency. she needs to go ahead and keep putting out there for the public, and especially potential other opponents that joe biden is running. because the longer that people can believe that, the greater the opportunity is that no other contender like gavin newsom, pete buttigieg, hillary clinton might step into the fray. >> todd: not someone as "excited as harris is." tim ryan running in hotly contested race against j.d. vance. let's hear what he has to say. >> do you think he should run again in 2024? >> well, my hunch is we need new leadership across the board like a generational move for new leaders on both sides. >> todd: my guess is gloria, you speak to a lot of democrats. do they feel more like tim ryan or more like kamala harris when it comes to joe biden in 2024? >> the "los angeles times" just published a survey and it was done a poll supporting biden. overall, some 54% oppose another term for joe biden. it is even higher among latinos

the joe biden administration has failed on the border. many other issues. that's my point. >> harris it's myopic to have it at the feet at joe biden. we need immigration- >> harris: you said comprehensive. we got that. you have to start somewhere. gentlemen, good to see you. "outnumbered" is after the break. for appraisal or termite inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. (vo) it's time to come back. back to adventurous. being curious. spontaneous. back to where it all began. dare to be bold. to be fa

trafficking, drug trafficking, all the other negative things but this is the big question president biden, kamala harris and the administration have not answered. once these people have been invited by the biden administration and they get here and release, what are these people supposed to do? what do they do for jobs in healthcare and food? it is illegal and a felony to pad out a bogus social security number. that is a deportable offense. are they supposed to fake it? what are they supposed to do? nobody at the white house is answered this question. how much will it cost the american people? how will they deal with it? we are not thinking about 100 or 50 in martha's vineyard, we are talking millions of people. what are they supposed to do? one good question. let me move on and bring to your attention joe scarborough who says democrats mishandled the border crisis. >> democrats badly mishandled the southern border the past several years horribly. the issue doesn't matter to them at all. it matters to most americans. if you come into america you need to come legally. if that shocks you you need to wake

>> well, i think it's clear we've been working very closely with the biden, harris administration tosafer communities and truly build an inclusive economic come back coming out of covid-19 and today we talked about the progress we're making and work to do to make sure the promise of this country is real for working class americans all across the nation. >> so let me ask specifically, the money you're getting from congress, where are you directing that money? housing is a big issue. the economy is a big challenge. what are you specifically doing others can listen and learn from? >> cleveland received the eighth largest allocation from the american rescue plan and $512 million. we're using that money to truly eradicate the lead paint crisis and making sure we have housing for all to truly close the racial wealth gap in our city. we also want to make sure we make big bold investments to support the next generation of small businesses of color in cleveland. that is the cleveland way. that is the ohio way. it should be the american way as we head to the polls this november. >> your circum

how surprising is it, or not, that president biden is going to speak on dialing down hate? >> i think other he pretty surprising, harrisind one of the main sources of division and potential threats of political violence in our country look at the mirror and the crowd of liberals at the white house today. the deranged speech he gave a couple of weeks ago in his remarks in recent weeks of declaring 74 million people who voted republican the last election semi fascists are beneath the dignity of any president. but especially one who promised the try to deliver unity in his inaugural address. remember, joe biden has a long history of such comments. he said in 2012 that mitt romney, of all people, would put african-american citizens back in chains. and his department of justice has not taken steps necessary to try to prevent political violence. you had left wing agitators outside the homes of supreme court justices this summer in clear violation of federal law and they refused to arrest a single one of them. that whole episode culminated in a democratic hit man trying to assassinate brett kavanaugh. not a single person who

. >> hopefully we'll get the same support we have gotten so far from the biden/harris administration sure we can make great progress, to make sure the next hurricane, the next storm, we're in great shape. >> reporter: kelsey ryan is a community aid worker who splits time between puerto rico and new york. five years ago, she worked to send supplies to the island in the wake of maria's devastation. yet she says little has changed since 2017. >> this is not just repeating itself, it's repeating itself even worse. these people already had nothing. a lot of people had maria damage on their homes. >> reporter: puerto rico is uniquely vulnerable to hurricanes and uniquely unprepared to cope with storm damage. >> storms are normal in the caribbean. puerto rico seems to always take the brunt of the hits. so at this point, there should be some type of system or structure implemented. >> reporter: puerto ricans picking up the pieces and rebuilding once again. >> our thanks to victor. >>> we turn to the bizarre case that gained national attention. sherri papini, the california mother who falsely

biden. will appear with him finally today. it took some time. raymond, what's happening? >> isn't it curious, harriscrats have drafted donald trump, a man not on the ticket, into the middle of these mid-terms while the democrats are trying to pull joe biden and kamala harris out of the running here when indeed it is they and their policies that are being voted on this time around. i mean, mid-terms are always a referendum on whoever is in power and joe biden and these policies are front and center. there is no avoiding them. i get why they don't want to campaign with them or have them show up. you saw fetterman in pennsylvania. joe biden got to join him in a labor day parade marching behind fetterman. they don't want joe talking or want to be aligned with these ruinous policies. >> harris: biden has drafted trump, too. he can't stop saying his name. it is going to be a big issue at the polls in november, education. the far left pushing critical race theory and woke gender lessons. parents demanding a say in what their children are learning. a report by the conservative heritage foundation ranks the

biden. >> harris: kamala sat next to biden.explain why the current president was talking to the flag pole. all true, all on camera. part of this, though, more than the palace intrigue and white house. this talks to lack of desen den si. clearly moments we are not doctors, clearly moments even lay people like ourselves: is he okay? i was legitimately concerned when he was outside that east jerusalem church talking about a headache and two weeks later tested positive for covid. it lingered quite some time. he has 80 some year old man's immune system. all of that, at the same time who is going to take over? is it really hilary clinton? i mean she is saying no. i think -- protests too much according to sean duffy. this speaks to the lack of people down the chain. >> e >> kayleigh: jessica, there is long simmering tension, even jealousy between the circles around obama and biden. two democrat presidents past 15 years and disastrous trump era. it left the long-time biden personnel feeling like hey, we are still here. we were here on

under the biden/harris administration, usda has taken significant steps to promote food and nutrition insecurity in partnerships with the family. last year the usda modernized the plant and serves with the snap benefit and this resulted in the first permanent increase in snap benefits in 45 years. [ applause ]. >> $2 million for purchasing american grown food and this week launched a $100 million anyboditive called -- initiative called the healthy meals incentive to improve the nutrition y'all quality of school meals and we're just getting started and i want to highlight the proposed pathway to the national strategy to healthy school meals for all. this is a core -- [ applause ]. >> this is a core intervention to improve child hunger and health and recent research demonstrates that school meals provide the healthiest food a child eats during the day. the proposal reorients this important program as a key health tool to provide meals and give children healthy choices. we increased health departmenty foods and schools to cook from scratch by funding training and equipment purchasing and

was elected president i determined to supercharge the cancer moonshot as a central effort in the biden/harrisdministration. in the february i laid out our plans that is bold ambitious and i might add completely doable. the goal is to cut cancer death rates by 50% in the next 25 years. the tour -- people -- to turn cancer to things people can live with. update our fight against cancer. it is a disease we often diagnosed too late and have too few ways to prevent it in the first place. with our stark inequities based on race, disability, zip code, orientation, gender identity and other factors, we know too little about why treatments work for some patients but the same patient -- but a patient with the same disease it doesn't work for. we still lack of strategies for developing treatments for some cancers like childhood cancers. we don't do enough to help patients and families navigate the cancer care system. we don't learn enough from their experience as patients. we don't share enough data and knowledge, to bring the urgency we need to find new answers. but for each of the ways we know cancer

on the important issues that are affecting everyday americans every california, the biden admin biden, harris administration hes ensure that we get pandemic under control, that we addressed issues of inflation that we're addressing gas prices. still a new national poll from yougov in the economist found 46% of republicans say they are more enthusiastic about voting in this election than in years past. while that number stands at just 35% for democrats. are you at all concerned that voter fatigue could keep democrats at home? the selection? >> i'm not overly concerned about one poll or the other because i know that we are working each and every day to engage. 22 million california voters and hicks says the party's communications strategy includes text messages, phone calls and traditional door knocking. and you can expect all of that to increase as the midterms approach reporting here in sacramento outside california, democratic party headquarters, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> for 50, donald trump is claiming that the documents taken to his mar-a-lago estate had been declassified when he was

the biden—harris administration, we're committed to helping the people of mississippi cope with thish the state and local government officials to explore, i can tell you, all options. those options need to come quickly for the sake of those who need help now. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. a cargo ship carrying a grain shipment from ukraine has run aground in turkey's bosporus strait. it's halted shipping through istanbul. turkish officials say lady zehma suffered rudderfailure, but was safely anchored. the ship is one of six that left black sea ports in ukraine under a un—brokered export deal. rosmah mansor, the wife of ex malaysian prime minister najib razak, has been sentenced to ten years in prison. she was found guilty on three charges of soliciting and receiving bribes to help a company win a $280 million project. just days earlier, her husband started serving a i2—yearjail sentence for corruption charges related to the state—owned fund i—mdb. chengdu has become the latest chinese city to be locked down after a fresh outbreak of covid—i9 as be

i'm very honored to be here on behalf of president biden, vice president harris, our entire. to honor our veterans and also to honor the strength of the united states and republic korea alliance. i'm also joined here by our great national security advisor, my friend jake sullivan. general jalili, thank you so for the work that done, i know this was not easy, but you did it and you did it for all of. so thank you, general, for all your work. we have many esteemed leaders from our military. we have of congress from the and from the house we've got administration folks. so thank you all for coming here as well this means a lot to this relationship for this highest toric historic dedication ceremony, for this wall of remembrance. like the other speakers, i want to first start by thanking the heroes that we have among us, our veterans. i see a lot of you out here. thank you, veterans from the united states and korea, your families who always supported you, our gold star families and the active members of the military. thank you all for your service. and thank all for being here to

>> i think mayor bowser should talk to president biden and vice-president harris, they've messaged from the beginning of the campaign to when they were sworn into office that people were welcome here without going through the normal channels. you know, the bottom line we're a nation of immigrants and we all want people to come through the right way, but when the vice-president and the president put out the welcome mat and incouraged migrant encounters, they've got to go somewhere and you think about the numbers. going back to october of last year, there have been 1.9 million migrants ent encounters at the border and going back to the beginning of the biden presidency, 3.2 million migrant encounters, so, border security is national security, and if the president and the vice-president are going to tell these people that they can come in without going through the lawful channels, these migrants have to go somewhere. so, if governor desantis and governor abbott send them to washington d.c. and martha's vineyard, they've got to go somewhere. if the administration is going to allow them to c

elected president i was determined to supercharge the cancer moonshot as a central effort of the biden harrisistration. in february i laid out our plan that is bold, ambitious, and i might add completely doable. the goal is to cut cancer death rates by at least 50%, at least for the percent in the next 25 years. turn more cancers from death sentences into chronic diseases people can live with. create a more supportive experience for patients and families. update to update our fight against cancer. it is a disease we often diagnosed too late, and have too few ways to prevent in the first place. where if there are stark inequities based on race, disability, zip code, sexual orientation, gender identity and other factors. we know too little on white treatment work for some -- why treatments work for some patients in the same treatment for the disease does not work for. we still lack strategies for developing trumans for some cancers like -- treatments for some cancers like childhood cancers. we need to help families navigate the cancer care system. we do not learn enough, we do not share enough

here in america you are allowed to vote for whomever you like, despite what you hear from joe biden. >> harrisave a little bit of my talk with a democrat down in texas on the border, henry cuellar, america's border crisis. >> i'm going to say that not listening to you. when you hear that, is the board to secure? vice president kamala harris wright? >> obviously the border is not secure. i've been saying this for so many years, we've got to look at what secretary jeh johnson dead. actually, president trump deported less people than president obama because we had the right repercussions. >> and fewer people were coming in. >> harris: the president kind of quietly this summer, on the thursday in july, decided he was going to rebuild part of the wall or put some more up in yuma, arizona, because mayorkas couldn't deny what was going on down they paid for the most part, they are not listening to any of those people down there in blue. >> kayleigh: no, and karine jean-pierre said the wall doesn't work. it has worked. if you complete the wall, he'd see those numbers come down, but we have a president

kamala harris will be intendants. president biden -- kamala harris will be in attendance. ident biden will not be at the ceremony. dignitaries were sent invitations to the ceremony. it is known as the podcast that set off the true crime craze. a new episode of cereal will be released tomorrow now that the suspect accused in the case is walking out of jail as a free man for now. a judge vacated the conviction of adnan syed, who was a teenager when he was convicted in 19 and nine -- 1990 nine of murdering his girlfriend. the podcast presented new evidence there could be other suspects. >> we are declaring in the interest of fairness and justice he is entitled to a new trial. >> prosecutors have 30 days to decide whether to retry the case. adnan syed served 23 years of a life sentence. he always maintained his innocence with the debut of the podcast in 2014. >> governor newsom has signed a bill that would reduce the carbon footprint of dying. starting 2027 californians can opt to decompose naturally instead of being buried or cremated. the process involves allowing a body to d

last tuesday the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%. >> president biden: it is just an inch month-to-month hardly at all. >> harris an inch. critics lacing into both president biden and scott pelly wondering how he felt after the 60 minutes interview. many accusing him of throwing softball questions and president biden not catching any of them. down playing the inflation crisis. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> president biden gave an out of touch interview on the inflation crisis. the president argued with a straight face that the american people ought to be grateful because it could have been even worse. the president might want to talk to a couple of working americans trying to survive under his policies before he sits down for his next tv interview. >> harris: jimmy failla pointed out that scott pelly didn't ask the president a single question about the border crisis. sean duffy, it is not just what scott pelly didn't ask, that's a really -- that's for another hour. it is how the president answered the questions he was asked. >> inflation, to say it's up an inch when it's up 8.5% over the last year.

joe biden by the way has the fewest federal leases going back to harry truman in 1947. so what i'm saying is, they haven't done a darn thing to ameliorate the problem of high-priced electricity... >> hannity: can you? >> still very, very high compared... >> hannity: their artificially increasing the supply by reducing to dangerously low levels are strategic petroleum reserves, lowest level in 38 years. after the election the gonna guarantee. what's the logic behind importing oil from other countries but we can't produce it domestically? what's the difference in terms of the impact on mother earth. i'd imagine an america working to do it faster, cheaper and cleaner. do we not? >> first of all, natural gas is clean burning fuel. second, our oil production is the cleanest in the world, more than russia, the saudis, venezuela or is around. sean you know as well as i what's behind this very bad thinking, as you have this very radical, obsessive, climate change group that's in charge of the white house and the congress. so they're not interested in cheap electricity or cheap

the biden-harris administration is committed to using every tool to protect the vac credit right to votelast year on the anniversary of bloody sunday, president biden signed an effort to promote access to voting. the president and vice president continue to urge the senate the freedom to vote act and john lewis voting and change senate rules to prevent a minority of senators from blocking action to protect this fundamental right. >> does the president plan to -- [indiscernible] reporter: there are reports -- [indiscernible] karine: we have received word of the flights and coordinating with state officials and local service providers who are prepared to welcome these families in a manner as they pursue their asylum claims. reporter: staying on the border, the president campaigned on addressing the root causes of migration. and what exactly went wrong here? karine: let me put it into context and talk about the facts of what you just mentioned and the numbers we have just seen the numbers we have seen by d.h.s. they are fleeing communism. falling from authoritarian regimes. they are causing

kamala harris will be intendants. president biden -- kamala harris will be in attendance. president biden will not be at the ceremony. dignitaries were sent invitations to the ceremony. it is known as the podcast that set off the true crime craze. a new episode of cereal will be released tomorrow now that the suspect accused in the case is walking out of jail as a free man for now. a judge vacated the conviction of adnan syed,he was convicted in 19 and nine -- 1990 nine of murdering his girlfriend. the podcast presented new evidence there could be other suspects. >> we are declaring in the interest of fairness and justice he is entitled to a new trial. >> prosecutors have 30 days to decide whether to retry the case. adnan syed served 23 years of a life sentence. he always maintained his innocence with the debut of the podcast in 2014. >> governor newsom has signed a bill that would reduce the carbon footprint of dying. starting 2027 californians can opt to decompose naturally instead of being buried or cremated. the process involves allowing a body to decompose into dirt. i

. >> harris: the water is deep and looks treacherous for president biden and democrats in new key polling. turning this around might be rather tough with just 43 days to go until november 8th. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president's approval rating is often a predictoror how the mid- term elections will go for the party in power. only 39% of voters approve of biden's job. 53% disapprove. the news gets worse for him and his party. 74% say they have a negative view of the economy. and no doubt all of it is a reflection of the worst inflation in four decades. no surprise that voters say the economy and inflation are by far their top issues. former new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie with this. >> it will hit us in supermarkets all over this country. this is hardly over. that's what these numbers are telling. people are feeling that and they will vote that way and that's not good for the democrats. we better pay heed to history. it will happen again. when you have a bad economy, that's what people vote on. they don't vote on anything else

we are seeing the difference in the administration the biden-harris and president biden.hey are there puerto rico. they have the opportunity governor is able to breathe over 60 member staffers secretaries and federal agencies are right there want to know what's going on in puerto rico and how they can help. fema learned many lessons on puerto rico. third at many lessons hurricane maria appeared this time around puerto rico has four warehouses full of water. it's going to begin distribution today. yesterday puerto rico's only process. it was still raining. i am happy to say today the sun has come out. the resiliency of my people in puerto rico that will work together to survive this and come out stronger and resilient with a sustainable and resilient power grid. they've always been here for puerto rico. we have left many nonprofit organizations that already ready to help the island. a few weeks ago as we were approaching the fifth anniversary of the devastation that lessons learned and the challenges still lie ahead. none of us would have imagined doing another disaster of

joining me now, the table tonight are ashley alison for a member of the biden/harris campaign, aprillican congressman and host of "the white flag" podcast, joe walsh. most people haven't heard the story of reverse freedom riders and what this looks like. obviously white supremacy had its own place in our contemporary world and in the past. what's happening here is political, undoubtedly. and the idea that it's being used as a way to bait the conversation i think among democrats in particular to me seems very plain. what do you make of the idea? are you seeing some innocent explanation which says, look, biden, what are you going to do about it? or is it, hm, put your politics and resources where your -- are. >> it's no surprise that we're about 50 days out from a midterm election, so this is political theater. governor abbott and governor desantis actually wanted to help these immigrants and migrants. they would have maybe called the mayor of chicago or notified people in massachusetts or notified people in our nation's capital. they didn't do that. they're using money, taxpayer money

>> we have to remember over the last few years prior to the biden-harris administration there was noave to remember that when we see people like governor desantis and others play with people's lives, they flee communism, fleeing venezuela and cuba and countries where they are experiencing communism and we need to globally work together and what this white house is doing. >> can you give me specifics in terms of that coordination with other countries? >> as you have mentioned we had discussions with world leaders to make sure dealing with the challenges that we are facing right now that we are looking at long-term strategies to globally work together to address this issue whether it be my graptds in the united states or going into other countries. this is something to be thoughtful about and work together to address the challenges and remembering that many of these people may not necessarily receive asylum in the united states but also being thoughtful that these are women and children fleeing communism. i don't think anybody wants to walk days at a time after leaving the homeland. >>

this is part of the biden/harris agenda nationally to have cashless bail everywhere. believe that we should be giving judges discretion everywhere, in all 50 states, they should have the ability to weigh dangerousness and flight risk and seriousness of the offense and past criminal record and more. most importantly you need laws that are protecting law-abiding citizens, not criminals. this push in illinois is one that is fighting for, advocating for criminals instead of law-abiding illinois residents. elizabeth: it's across the nation. this is happening, no cash bail, right as democrat-run cities face a dire police shortage after democrats defunded police. we had two law enforcement deputies shot to death yesterday serving a warrant at a home in georgia. two suspects apprehended and in bradick, pennsylvania, home of john fedderman and police chief warning they only have half the cops they need. fedderman's soft on crime report is truly astonishing. congressman, sit for a second and listen to fedderman claim it's a lie and supports releasing one-third of inmates and it

there's been an invitation from the biden/harris administration to bring these people in and these cities dealing with them by the dozens. look at arizona, new mexico, and california and certainly texas, they're dealing with them by the hundreds of thousands. for them to send them to a nice place like martha's vineyards, massachusetts for goodness sakes, they should share in the burden in taking care of these people. stu: we have a new fox poll, jason, showing that the majority think the administration is incompetent and ineffective. you know, that fits right into the border issue, doesn't it? jjason: yeah, the incompetence issue will permeate and this is why joe biden really does parallel jimmy carter and the rapid inflation, incompetence and started with afghanistan and you look at the policies that the democrats instituted and the reason that crime is getting worse, immigration's getting worse, inflation's worse. the energy sector, these are all self-inflicted wounds, and it permeates as just incompetence and when joe biden tries to go out and tell us all those things aren't true, we c

democrats had a dismal 2021, the biden-harris had a dismal 2021. now democrats see they have a story to tell and now they have to come up with a message other than we back trump, other than joe biden is falg. they make take congress. i do think now they are caught without an affirmative agenda that really resonates with voters. and that is going to be where the rubber hits the road. >> that's what kevin mccarthy and other republicans had to do. we have an agenda we want to run on and that agenda isn't donald trump. that's the problem for them. they have to answer questions all things trump and trump makes sure of it for them. >> now the question they have to ask is why don't you have more information like newt gingrich's 1994 contract with america plan? separate issue but along the same lines. by the way, wait, there's more with don lemon tonight. he'll have more coverage on that documentary. so, stick around to hear that as well. and ahead, the scandal involving football legend brett favre. it's hard for me to say packers legend brett favre. new te

brian: i know they are provided because a lot of the first illegals i came across the border had biden-harrisve their future voters or is that ace i had a compromise? >> jessica: there was a lot of murch around. it's not that they will come in votes, they are here for a better life and i subscribe completely with what dana led with is we are sanctuary city and i want to be able to come the federal government -- >> brian: you want them coming illegally? >> jessica: there in the country already. on documented at this point. >> brian: taken over 5,000! >> jessica: we have space for them, show up rather or date we are talking about an entire country and i'm not saying they can live any block that they want in midtown. of parts of new york. the federal government has to give up more sing ohmic money to sanctuary cities to accommodate the people. if >> brian: why do we have to give more money to other people's sanctuary cities? >> judge jeanine: they break the law and then they are in sanctuary city which means that irrespective of what they do, we are not going to arrest them unless it's murder. i

. >> opponents of biden-harris student loan plan are trying to stop it because it will provide much needed relief for working families. anyone who does not want to give debt release can opt out. maria: joining the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell, king's college of man hat anticipate professor of business and economic fox news contributor brian brenberg and the wall street journal assistant editorial page editor james freeman. i don't know where to start here on the bailout or the stopgap, bill, dagen. they reneged on joe manchin and every time the government is about to run out of money we see the same dirty tricks, they load up the bill so much and they know republicans will never go for it, oh, we need a clean bill so they go for a clean bill so the government doesn't run out of money. dagen: $12 billion in additional aid to ukraine. i can tie this all together quickly. there is an actual emergency that's taking place down in florida you have property insurance market on its back and a lot of flooding insurance and a lot of the damage, it will fall to the fema f

administrations are not equally and we are seeing the difference in the administration and of the biden harrisdministration. there was an opportunity, the governor was able to fix the staffers and the deputy secretaries who arrived wanting to know what's going on in puerto rico and how they can help. fema learned many lessons and this time around had warehouses full of water and it's going to begin the distribution today. puerto rico was still inye the process and it was still raining you. i'm happy to say today that the sun has come out and with my people in puerto rico that will work together to survive this and come out stronger and resilient with a sustainable and resilient power grid. i want to thank the federation they've always been here as well as a nonprofit organization ready to help the island. a few weeks ago as we were approaching the anniversary of the devastation i'm wondering about the lessons learned and the challenges that lie ahead. none of us would have dealt with another national disaster today. in the response and recovery. i'm glad to say, happy to say that despite the o

democratic strategist, in person, here at 30 rock, adrienne elrod, she was a senior aide on the biden harrisnd former florida republican congressman carlos curbelo who is a member of the republican conference for two years of trump's presidency carlos, i need you to help me understand what is the deal with these republicans, not those running who are saying they won't accept the results, but i mean broader republicans. it's the party that said, we've got the ceo, we are pro lot enforcement, we've got the military, what is that part of the republican community saying about all of these candidates who just might not accept the election results? >> well, people regret, steph, these candidates have chosen disciple of donald trump over traditional conservative, and i would say american values, which is to respect the rule of law, to respect our democratic institutions, to accept the rules of any game, right? these candidates have chosen to pray at the altar of donald trump, to warship their, and that's why a lot of them are struggling, because donald trump is at about 33% favor billet-y, last tim