[applause] and if it starts from south texas, glory to god! >> he is a founder of city church.istian congregation at the heart of the rio grande valley. he says he has got ambitions for his church that reach far beyond south texas. >> this evil in this land is real. so we are taking some radical christians to every state capitol. [applause] and we are declaring that every state belongs to the line of the tribe of juda. and if it takes this crazy pastor to wake people up, so be it. let's go and said the catholics free. >> he believes he has awakened people by mixing faith and politics, and he might be right. the groundwork laid by him and his congregation was crucial to flores winning. at the time, her upset victory was stunning. >> tonight's special election results are in and mira flores has one. >> this district that she won last night broke obama got more than 60% of the vote here in 2012. hillary clinton won this vote by 22 points. it shifted that dramatically. >> the result was a bit of an embarrassment for democrats. republican mira flores was able to flip a seat. >> she

not just in that district but across south texas. a big shift.20 this district under the current line. remember everything was redrawn because of redistricting. but if you take the lines as they now currently exist. this would be a biden plus 15 district. biden carried the district over 15 points by donald trump. okay, it's a democratic district it is, but it's much less of a democratic district and had been back in 2016. democratic's carried the same district by 36 points in 2016. trump was able to cut that deficit more than in half. democrats still carried as you see here but only by 15 points in 2020. so when democrats had 36, the democrats weigh 13. as you say, the summer. maya floors, outright wins the special election for the seat. which suggests maybe this trend did not stop in 2020. immediate's continued sense that. and that certainly what republicans are hoping for. and as we say, it's not just in that one district. across this region, south texas. go to the 15th district. again reince redrawn. under the newly redrawn mainz, the district

you are from mexico and lived in south texas.ou have been on both sides of the border for your entire life you know more than anybody on this panel how difficult is have become with the biden administration. bring it home to people. there are real people in south texas --just how terrible have things become? >> it has changed everything us. like he said i am from mexico, i was blessed to come to an amazing country when i was six years old. most of us in south texas have families in x ago. i family -- my grandparents still live in mexico and most people in south texas cannot is it their families as well because of the organizations that have taken over the southern border. it has only gotten worse because biden was elected. i wish it was different. this is hurting us all not just in south texas but the entire country we've had 3 million people -- child sex trafficking is problem in this country if we want to stop child sex trafficking we need to secure our orders. this should not be political. [applause] >> i heard it was racist s

we ask the biden administration to come to south texas and see what his policies have done to us in south texas and what it is doing to our country as well because it is not just the influx of people coming in. it is also fentanyl coming into our country killing our youth, the future of this country. >> harris: representative flores, henry cuellar is more conservative at times democrat. how are they even leading on this issue at all in any of the states. how are the congress people? you hear him talking there. what would you say to him? >> it's clear that the biden administration doesn't care about south texas, doesn't even care about what henry cuellar is saying. that should be a sign to henry cuellar he should no longer be supporting the democrat party that doesn't even care to hear his cries and his concerns that he has for his own district. and he should have stepped away from the party that no longer represents us in south texas. >> harris: i don't know if you can see some of this video but cuellar and other democrats have said we want to leave things open for people to come here leg

we are very frustrated and to be honest with you fed up here in south texas. >> steve: right.le to the big northeastern corridor cities and to chicago. apparently the city leaders in philadelphia now are wondering because we are a sanctuary city, are they going to send more migrants here? some migrants via at bus when asked by fox news digital over the weekend greg abbott when asked are you going to send people to philadelphia, he said stay tuned. >> brian: by the way bill melugin also tweeted out in the del rio sector they arrested a sex predator who crossed from mexico who crossed illegally. they have his name down there lewd sex acts. he was convicted of that in south carolina. but he is back. so, good job. how many terrorists came across 21 years since 9/11? they don't seem to care anymore. >> steve: what about the drugs that weren't stopped? ains ain't the fentanyl that all these parents were worried about. mark levin american didn't vote for all these open borders, fentanyl and ms-13 we have lost control. >> steve: despite what the vice president says. >> brian: keep tha

what is happening in south texas with this humanitarian crisis isn't just a south texas problem.s a united states problem. we need other states to help us with the migrants coming in this country that have been abused, that have been compelled to come to the united states because of the biden administration's policies, he continues to encourage people to come to the united states illegally knowing the dangers and we've been going through this alone in south texas. it is time other states and other sanctuary cities as well step up and help us the communitarian crisis that isn't just a south texas problem. stuart: i get the impression the administration opened the border because they thought it would attract the hispanic vote. why didn't that were? >> it is not working because we don't support this humanitarian crisis which is a national security crisis. we don't support people ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ .. >> you think warren buffett is selling because we had a bad inflationary number? i don't think so. >> it is far from over. it will be with us forever. on the meme stocks that is something we wil

we're very frustrated and, to be honest with you, fed up here in south texas., your opponent, the democrat congressman, vicente gonzalez, i have not heard him say anything about the wide open border. what can you tell us in terms of the efforts to keep texans safe? and also you made a great point, the people who are coming here are taking this dangerous trek. every day we have more stories of migrants drowning in the rio grande. >> vicente gonzalez is a disgrace. he's done nothing for us here to secure the border. he pretends the, you know, that it's not happening when we see it every single day in our backyards. and these people that are coming into our country are paying thousands of dollars to criminal organizations to come here to the united states, criminal organizations that have destroyed mexico. and these criminal organizations are also abusing and raping these women and children coming into the united states. like i said, you know, it's time that we come together because border security should not be political. you know, 9/11 happened. why? because we

they are then released into these communities in south texas. s pick them up and transport them. in this case the state of texas is stepping in and transporting them. it's not a matter of the states stepping in and doing something the federal government has done. the federal government is releasing these individuals into the state of texas in this case and not transport them. we do know that dhs does transport a number of migrants and have been for the past 18 months to different parts of the country. we know that they do that. but in many, many cases because they don't have the capacity, they will release these individuals into communities in south texas and that is where the state of texas is stepping. in it's where ngos like catholic chart tigs steps in, to transport the migrants. it's not only the federal government that can transport them. that is true if they're in dhs custody. in these cases dhs has released them from their custody. they're in the state of texas. they can wander street, get on buses, get on aircraft and go to other parts o

what they have and then take away from democrats, how important when we look at south florida and south texasswoman salazar that's one of the key races we've been watching for this entire cycle. and right now looking at the polls it looks like she is in pretty good shape and so that takes -- that makes it difficult for democrats to maintain or maintain the majority if a district that used to be within reach looks out of reach. we talk about the 34th district in texas where congresswoman flores won that special election. republicans think they're in the game there. she's now facing incumbent democrat and that's a key race, the biden district, a hispanic district but an incumbent congresswoman bringing an extra heft to the race they didn't have before. >> two of the places after 2020 republicans said, look, we're making significant inroads particularly among male latino voters. his numbers changed. trump still lost and that's the point democrats make. we can look granular in the races. nationally which candidate would you vote for? 56% say democrats. democrats argue all this talk of gloom and d

. >> it would take a full day before another dps official south texas regional director victor corrected the record. >> one more thing i forgot to mention, that i want to clear up that came out early on, it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. not accurate. he walked in unobstructed initially. he was not confronted by anybody. to clear the record on that. >> that is even more clear in the surveillance video inside the school. at 11:33 a.m., the gunman opens the unlocked door and walks inside. he heads down a hallway to classrooms 111 and 112, which are adjoined. a child rounds the corner and peers down the hallway. at the sound of gunfire, he runs. law enforcement officials say at least 100 rounds are fired by the gunman inside the classroom within the first four minutes. while the gunman is shooting in the classroom, a security camera shows three uvalde police officers approach all three have body armor, two hold rifles, the other a pistol. at 11:36 they rush down the hall towards the closeassroom. according to the dps timeline

my friend from south texas, wonderful candidate saw three bail outs when driving in houston this weekity of things in south texas, they know what is going on and let's be clear, when governor abbott and governor desantis send individuals to the rest of the country to experience what we experience, they have a taste of it as the mayor from eagle pass says he was waiting on the administration to show up at at the border, they are mia. i won't be at the border this weekend. i was in eagle pass where the mayor was talking in july and been there multiple times because we know what is going on and the fact is we had 53 human beings diana tractor-trailer, because this administration refuses to secure the border and more importantly 72,000 americans have died from fentanyl poisoning which is more than the entirety of the vietnam war in terms of american casualties, the administration knows that and pox on the congress for continuing to fund it and that is what they are doing. congress continuing to fund and administration at war with the american people endangering americans and migrants at t

they don't care about the people of south texas. the people in arizona. the people in november enough. in 53 days, you can vote all of these people out and we can restore or order on america's southern border. that step one. joining orsino with more is texas senator ted cruz he's been all over this issue. >> senator, you have been warning the country and you've been showing the country, you were the one that got us the video of biden's kids in cages, they wouldn't let the media inside those cages. how rich is this? within twenty four, less than 24 hours, 15 50 migrants in beautiful martha's vineyard are kicked out of the island of millionaires and billionaires and liberals and mean while already your state of texas this year, what, 1. 1,000,000,000 illegal immigrants have crossed into texas? >> yeah, i gotta say, today has really illustrated what screaming hypocrites the democrats are, the entire corrupt media, they don't believe a word they said. every word out of their mouth is a complete and utter lie. you know the democrats did not think it was a huma

send them to south texas. they can deal with it. that is grotesque. it's offensive.nd even to this day, joe biden doesn't give a damn. >> jesse: i haven't seen you this fired up, senator, in a very, very long time. this must be really getting to you. >> you know, listen, i have been down to the border over and over and over again. when i talk about the kids who have been assaulted. i have seen those children. i have seen them in the joe biden cages. i have seen little girls suffering from gang rapes. i have seen picture after picture after picture of dead bodies on texas farms and ranches. and to see the utter contempt democrats have. listen, why is it that martha's vineyard matters so much? because it shows the complete and total hypocrisy of the left. aoc tweeted out shout out to the people of martha's vineyard for demonstrating american values. well, you any what? i actually ironically agree. they deported them within 24 hours. they removed them and sent them to a military base. great. can texas do the same thing? the four and a half million people that have come

we have not seen any change, good change here in south texas that has been under democrat control over 100 years. and that's why i know this november people are going to vote for myself, monica de la cruz for texas 15 to give conservatives the representation they deserve. which includes faith, includes their family, and includes love of country, hard work, protecting our values. >> bill: so you are running in the new seat. it is a sliver of land that runs through the rio grande valley right at the border. the border is hot because republicans think there is fresh ground to gain some votes down there. tony gonzalez is a republican. we heard from two democrats. here his district is just to the west of yours. here is how he framed it. >> we will be winning races that no one thought we would win before. how will we do it? by leaning into our conservative values. this is just the start of the future of the republican party. i'm excited to be part of it. >> bill: so many of you believe that the hispanic voter is ripe for the republican party in the 23rd, 28th, 15th. those are all the distric

that kind of foreshadows the anticipation and really the frustration that latinos in south texas have there is no attention being placed on the crisis that's being brought on to these communities in our southern border in the southern communities in south texas. >> jesse: yeah. they are just going to call her extreme maga mexican american. that's what you get. just going to get smeared. thank you so much. good reporting and way to give it to anna. >> thank you, jesse. good evening. >> jesse: you are not going to believe where barack obama, bill clinton and both bushes hid their top secret presidential documents. unbelievable. but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor a

on her latest episode of field reports, we traveled to south texas to see what's attracting more latinoe-election. >> part of what really resonated with voters here was your campaign slogan. god, family and country. what does that mean to you? [ speaking non-english ] >> i wouldn't be who i appear today if it wasn't because i live in prayer every single day. >> joining us now is paula ramos. based on what you heard from people, how much does religion factor in with latino voters? >> look, what we heard is those three words resonated, not just with latino republicans but also with latino democrats. that's because maya flores bet that they are more conservative. countless latinos on record are democrats, historically are democrats and typically vote democrats but in their heart and their soul, they're conservative. when i ask do you support abortion? the answer is no. do you support gay marriage? many times the answer is no. have you ever voted for a republican? and they would say no. so if you're a latino and you're a conservative, you no longer have to vote for democrats. it worked beca

. >> reporter: republicans proudly tout the latina republican who won a house seat in south texas.organizing latinos behind the senate candidate. >> tee nas are mad. >> reporter: though republicans still have their work cut out for them. one poll showing democrats lead by 24 points nationally among hispanic voters. economic issues, their top voting concern. in nevada the race for senate is a toss up. hopes resting on katherine masto. >> why are more latinos preferring republicans now? what is happening? >> i can only tell you what i know in informed, and the will tee knows that i talked to may be different than those i talk to. they are looking for somebody that understands the challenges that they are facing. >> reporter: democrats in nevada can count on the backing of a key union. they plan to knock on over a million doors before election day. democrat union member joleen raez helped canvas in the 90-degree the heat. >> if republicans get into office, they are going to overturn our rights in the state. >> reporter: yes the gop needs just a small shift to make big midterm gains. a

what does that look like in south texas? flores outraised her opponent 10 to 1, republicans gave her over 1 million dollars to spend on tv ads. her opponent had just over 130,000. that sort of the elephant in the room. where was the dnc? >> yeah. because you know what, outreach matters, and representation matters. i know it's true in politics in life, and in media. we like having you here. powell, i think. you be sure to watch the latest addition afield report with powell that ramos, tomorrow 10 pm eastern. also streaming on peacock. a great young reporter, and you all should support her work. this was tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassified just by saying, it's declassified. even by thinking about it. because you are sending it to mar-a-lago, or to wherever you are sending it. >> he did it, and he admits it! trump confesses to sending top secret documents to his former retirement home. tonight, the

he represents a border district in south texas and he joins us this morning from laredo.essman, i know you feel strongly about what's happening in your backyard. i wonder if both you and your constituents support bussing these migrants up and down the east coast? >> first of all, we need solutions and not theater. by sending folks off to new york and chicago, it does bring attention, but we want to focus more on solutions on the border. we got to get border patrol, homeland skurs, i.c.e., equipment, making sure they have everything to enforce the law. if we don't have repercussions at the border, we're going to continue getting 8,000 people a day. they might get two buses a day in some of those cities. just from my hometown in la red, we're sending out 26 to 28 buses a day out of laredo to give you an understanding of what's happening here. >> in some places like martha's vineyard there aren't even migration centers and there was no coordination. is that the part you're objecting to? >> yeah. look, after all, the migrants are human beings and we got to treat them like hum

and yet these communities ink it south texas and arizona, what they're just expected to up, deal with it and get lectured by the elites in martha's vineyard that they can enjoy their manicured groundsnd and luxurious accommodations and not be bothered with the fifty people that were sent by rhonda santos without any migrants staring to ruint migr their rest and relaxation, anthe ocean oceanfront views. and here's the kicker. these are the veryrye el same ee americans who open the borders, blld migrants who come in droves the same peopleoc w who blocked the borderalay wall ended donald trump's successful stay in mexico policy brought back catch and release on steroids. now it's process and release. they caused the crisis and the people of martha's vineyard, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> democrats should be ashamed of themselves. none of them have any shame. they they literally have supported all of this, except not my backyard. they don't care about the the people of south texas, the people in arizona, the people in nevada in fifty three days, you can vote all of these peopl

a town in south texas. the shooter went into a church. and again senator cornell worked on a piece of legislation in essence the criminal background check. there is a group of about 6 million records that were not being included that were supposed to be included to prevent people from ultimately being able to purchase a weapon. that was not happening. even something like that what you think is pretty straightforward, updating a database was a difficult issue. i could go even further. this was after i believe this was after the ame shooting charleston about having a universal background checks. it was called hr eight back then. i was one of eight republicans. >> were going to talk about that. ask the public has to speak out. and i think chris is rated is the cumulative effect. where we need to get to the stop retreating to our corners and arguing the same positions we have been arguing and start with the wet are those three or four things that we can agree on? how do we address those things to build upon the momentum this legislation chris

vice president kamala harris has done nothing for us in south texas to secure the borders.usses have arrived in new york city this morning. take a look. this is just about 30 30 minutes ago. another bus at port authority as we learn that philadelphia is possibly the next sanctuary city on the list for governor abbott to bus migrants to. texas border patrol agents making the largest seizure of meth on record at the del-rio port of entry. thats was 1300 pounds of methamphetamine valued at nearly $12 million. it was seized last week. joining the conversation all morning long is jackie deangeles and liz peek. jackie, we all know what's taking place at the border and it is just terrible for america. 66 people w caught an apprehendd at the border and they were on the terrorist watch list. >> it's been terrible. it's been a humanitarian crisis. you've done amazing coverage, going to the border, showing the pictures. we do it on fox business and fox news all the time. i hold people accountable. actions speak louder than words and i hold the politicians to the same standard as well

go to south texas. we have a president and vice president who refused to go to the southern border. the vast majority have gone to the southern border. we have seen del rio, we have seen that this is a humanitarian crisis, economic crisis, national security crisis. all of this is a result of joe biden's failure. we have the most secure border under president trump. we know the policies that work. build the wall, and catch and release. republicans will absolutely work to secure the border. he has a record as being the most pro- amnesty, one of the most pro- amnesty democrats. when it comes to border security and the most poll. plus 19. it is an issue of who we are in the united states of america. >> we made significant inroads. looking at illegal crossings, that has skyrocketed under joe biden. the portions of the border wall are significant. that is more constructed under president biden and republican leadership and ever before in our nations history. we were addressing the crisis and that has unraveled day one under joe biden creating this crisis. the american people know that and

sheriff, there are bodies in the river we will never find, bodies that have died in the desert in south texasat will never be found. i talked to one sheriff that said they are lucky if they find two out of five bodies. it will continue, there is no consequence to entering the country illegally. >> todd: these are human lives that are coming here because of two things, joe biden opening the borders and the cartel using that open border to facilitate this, which is basically leading to death of women, children and men. another chilling stat, border agents have stopped 627 gang membered compared to 348 in 2021. if that is the number apprehended, you are experienced, how many more gang members are getting away into the interior of our nation? >> a great question. more are getting away than being caught. when you open the border and cause this crisis like we see now, up to 70% of border patrol are not on the line. they are in facility, making baby formula, processing family units. if you take seven out of 10 border agent off the line, that is when the cartels push through. historic data last 20 ye

but the frustration we're hearing in south texas and ou and where hardly no conversation is being hadh don't migrants a day, we get thousands. we're saying it's easy to are, if you live in the upper re sources that are being strained. all we're go sanctuary city laws, caused by the lack of attention from our president. >> abraham, i don't know how you as a mexican-american say with a straight face that what the governor was simply offering was transportation. please don't be so cynical, it's a little early in the morning. you know damn well it's more than that. he's trying to make it a political stunt. please don't use your hispanic last name to come on here and try to justify this as just offering transportation. if they had been offering transportation, it didn't need to go to a republican donor, he didn't need to pay more than three, four times the amount that it would have cost. he could have simply called the office of refugee resettlement. there are actual organizations in the united states that do this and are funded to do this without this type of thing. the one who wants the

way more republicans the democrats and with the move from hispanic voters the republican party in south texasg abbott is at 37% with hispanics. those kind of numbers are numbers that are gonna keep her republicans and power in texas for a long, long time. >> laura: hears him on his latest generic ballot pulling watch this. >> republicans had waves in 2014 and in 2010 when barack obama was president at this point in all three of those cycles you could see it in this generic ballot you can see a clear advantage for the opposition party that ended up translating into those big games, waves on election day here in our poll we have a tie. that is different. >> laura: their own poll conducted just before the 2014 election also showed her republicans democrats and republicans won by almost six points. tom oco we glean from this? >> number one follow the average and he is right the 2010 at 2014 sorry republicans it broke early even in july i think it's 2010 at 2014 it was after labor day to keep your eye on the generic ballot abuse the medication or things stan was interesting about the "abc news" po

the company posted this video of the rocket being moved from a launch pad in south texas.people and cargo to the moon. if all goes well, well, the rocket will that helped bring people to mars. the first lunar missions are scheduled for 2025. and the web site wallet hub has named the city of san francisco has the best coffee city and all of america. the president of finance website use 12 factors to determine its rankings, including the average price of coffee within the city and the number of coffee shops in every neighborhood. seattle came in second followed by florida. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're continuing our hispanic heritage month coverage with a short trip to napa valley to speak with mexican american wineries. plus, kaiser permanente. volunteers helping out to make affordable new housing and walnut creek and also a firefighter is in some hot water. we're wearing a controversial t-shirt while on the clock with san francisco fire department has to stay has to say stay with us to kron. 4 morning news continues. hmm that's great. you're great!

go to south texas, we have a president of the united states and a vice president who refused to go tohe southern bordered. the vast majority of house republicans gone to the southern border. we have seen del rio and eagle pass, we have seen this is a humanitarian crisis and economic crisis and national security crisis. all of these border issues and immigration crisis is a result of joe biden's failure. we have the most secure border in our american history. we know the policy that works, it is build the wall and catch and release. republicans will absolutely work to secure the board e shame on jeffery for being a policy pawn. he had one of the most proamnesty democrats in this current congress. republicans are pulling plus 39 when it comes to border security and the most nbc's polls. this is an issue of safety, it is an issue of security and who we are as the united states of america. republicans will secure the border. >> immigrations did not get resolved. the border was not secured with republicans. >> we made significant end roads. if you look at numbers of illegal crossings, it h

there are border patrol check points in south texas that those drivers have to go through sometimes withy to avoid that check point by guiding migrants through this tough terrain. now, the migrants that keep up continue north. the ones that can't, are left behind. sometimes to die. >> reporter: migrant deaths so far this year a record nearly 750. a number already exceeding last year's total of 557. the alleged driver in the deadly june tractor trailer tragedy in san antonio apparently went through a check point near laredo. it's unclear if the migrants were already on board. while a lot has changed in the business of human smuggling, one thing is constant. >> can you stand? come on. >> reporter: smugglers have no regard for human life. in april, the biden administration launched an effort to disrupt and dismantle human smuggling organizations. so far, nearly 5,000 individuals have been arrested. as a matter of fact, last week eight individuals were arrested and they allegedly helped smuggle hundreds, if not thousands of individuals into this country in brutal conditions. rosa flores, cnn

there are border patrol checkpoints in south texas that those drivers have to go through sometimes withterrain. the migrants that keep up continue north. the ones that can't are left behind, sometimes to die. migrant deaths so far this year, a record nearly 750. a number already exceeding last year's total of 557. the alleged driver in the deadly june tractor trailer tragedy in san antonio apparently went through a checkpoint near laredo, he pleaded not clear. it's unclear if the migrants were already on board. while a lot has changed in the business of human smuggling, one thing is constant. >> can you stand? >> reporter: smugglers have no regard for human life. in april the biden administration launched an effort to disrupt and dismantle human smuggling organizations. so far nearly 5,000 individuals have been arrested in the united states and across the region. now just last week, eight individuals were arrested. and they allegedly smuggled hundreds, if not thousands, of people in brutal conditions. >> thanks to rosa flores for that. what an incredible look inside such a tragic proces

you've all 2 million people cross the border illegally under joe biden, and they didn't all stay in south texas. they're all over the country. and in fact, what's bothering i think the democrats is that you now have a couple of governor whose are making sure the public understands what is actually been going on anyway. and remember, this isn't the mid of a crime epidemic on a scale we havive seen, not even en the 70s. philip d'amato devil you this year will have the highest murder his or, atlanta now has a higher per capita murder rate than chicago. and of course in chicago, a huge crime problem, the people in the democrats and state legislature just voted to end bail for cash criminals back on the street in a way that you is to wonder are these people just crazy because there'ser if es. not just political. this is not about being a radical leftest, this is about being nutsem. >> yeah, they're driving businesses out of chicago too as we know with mcdonald's raising the red flag. finally mbc news is reporting that biden aids are quietly assembling a 2024 campaign as they await final decisions on

fast forward to where we are now, there's three latina republicans in south texas that are running fors of politics in texas. i think the message is that suddenly this hypothetical question of can the rio grande valley, you know, this stronghold for the democrats, this majority latino region, can a place like that suddenly become the region that gives republicans this final push they need through the finish line. that used to be a hypothetical question. it no longer is. so i think the point here isn't to sensationalize the story. we're not trying to say that republicans are winning the national latino vote. we're saying democrats are losing it. the latinos are sending a message, and we need to listen. >> what is behind this, paolo? what are the central issues to the voters in the 34th district of texas that was for many many years was a democratic seat, was held, joe biden won it there in 2020. but was flipped by myra flores to become republican. why did it happen? what are the issues at the center of this move? >> let's take myra flores when you turn on the tv, the three words she sai

funeral homes in south texas some are running out of space and can't accept bodies of migrants who died while crossing the border. matt finn in eagle pass, texas. good morning. >> good morning, trace. u.s. border patrol has stopped putting the number of migrant border deaths on its website over the last couple of years but it is clear sadly migrants are dying. some die on the dangerous journey here. some make it to the united states and perish in the rio grande river behind us or die in the punishing desert terrain along the border. fox news talked with three separate funeral homes along the border, two in eagle pass, one in laredo. they are overwhelmed with migrant bodies. one funeral home in eagle pass said they went from 42 migrant death per year but last week alone there were more than a dozen migrant deaths here. the medical examiner in webb county put out a notice saying it cannot receive anymore migrants from funeral homes and one funeral home director in laredo, texas, tells us the smaller border towns do not have the proper refrigeration to handle bodies. that funeral director

>> north carolina, south carolina, alabama, tennessee, parts of south texas are very popular.ountry. people are living california, particularly san francisco. a lot of those records are remotely. there are still making the san francisco salary. they are going to arizona and nevada. >> ainsley: i'm hearing a lot of people going to nashville. >> nashville is a very hot housing market right now. >> steve: i have heard from people down there that i apparently of a private school as they are really good school for their kids. they move from new jersey down there. it's suddenly, it is almost impossible to get your kids into one of the really good schools. >> that's what's happening in florida and arizona. that's another housing market that has seen home values jump more than 30%. they have still been jumping. i've got to but a caveat in all of this. it looks like we are going in a recession are we are in one. interest rates -- the mortgage is over 6% now. haven't seen that over 12 years. you talk about the young families. the affordability for the millennials, that generation, the f

. >> victor escallon is the dps regional director for south texas. and in the days after he repeatedly helped deliver incorrect information to the media. before this, mccraw has not given any extensive interviews since the may 24 atrocity. he became a public face of the law enforcement response in the days after. first at a table with texas governor greg abbott, when the efforts of officers were praised. >> law enforcement was there. they didn engage immediately. >> then at a later news conference when he admitted to the police failure. >> for the benefit of hindsight, where i'm sitting now, of course it was not the right decision. >> reporter: and in texas when he called the operation a, quote, abject failure. >> i don't have if you have flip-flops and wearing bermuda shorts, it doesn't matter. you go in. >> reporter: mccraw comments put him in the middle of a vastly changing narrative that left him and his department open to criticism by the uvalde mayor, the victims' families, and local politicians. >> i think it's important. >> i can't think of a

the american people and all the numbers, the 5 million coming across, they are coming across in south texas and other places. where do they -- not all of them are here in the u.s., some are being deported, but where do these big city mayors and others think they are going to reside. capacity along the border is beyond stretched. it's stretched thin. there is no more capacity. and so the fact that you have to move them, if you are not going to deport them, move them to other parts of the country, why is it ok to have 50,000 stay in a community that's maybe 30,000 on the border, but if you send 50 to martha's vineyard, or a bus load of 100 to new york, a city with a 9 million population, how is that taxing their system? >> john: we have to jump, chad, thanks very much for being with us. appreciate it. and just for reference purposes, the 5 million, a million people more than live in the city of los angeles. >> sandra: that's perspective for you. pennsylvania democrat senate candidate john fetterman walking back comments he made last year about releasing some convicted murderer from prison. is

. >> trace: what worries me as i was down covering hurricane harvey and kim assured right in south texasnd of lingered over houston and it dropped feet of rain and turned into a disaster. is there very concern about that for you? >> what were mostly concerned about are the trees in the light flooding and i think everybody staying off the roads will be okay without. i don't see is getting that type of flooding that happened in houston or down in new orleans. >> trace: we certainly hope not. emily to you again, i think when you make the decision to states one of those things where you think you've been there for 20 years and erode these things out in the past and you're going to read it again, but nearby you, there were some people that did not fare quite as well. >> no, not at all. 2 miles up the street there was a photo you showed of a blue roof and less than 2 miles down the street from my house. a lot of condos and apartment complexes were flooded as you can see. the picture right there that just came up, less than 2 miles away from my house. like i said, we were very fortunate and we

it's time that we go and vote a better way forward for south texas and america and why come novembere'll put this seat and i'll be the first hispanic female to ever represent district 28. >> dana: zooming out from your district. shed light on this. the hispanic vote is up for grabs now. the poll biden's approval among hispanic voters. i wonder if you could tell us a little bit about what you are hearing not just in your district but overall. are the republicans able to keep on the trajectory of winning more hispanic votes? >> yes, we're going to see that come this november. rnc is interested in community centers in mcallen, san antonio doing an outreach out there. and we are talking to voters every day. i had two voters tell me yesterday i voted for cuellar three different cycles and we're voting for you. my entire family are voting for you come november. we talk about the values of family, pro-god, pro-country and hard work and that's what is resonating to the voters. so we're so excited to see what is going to happen come this november. we're going to vote a better path forward for

that's according to funeral homes in south texas. how officials there are handling the surge in migrant deaths. >> john: we mentioned president biden taking a victory lap on the latest job report. but concerned the 11.2 million unfilled jobs in the month of july. what is the state of the economy at this moment? karl rove is here to react on that, he's coming up next. >> job growth, inflation is extremely strong and wages are not coming up, that's the problem. you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who

for their game in south texas they've had such a hot and really dry for the most part summer but lookthey still have some drought they're dealing with, that stationary front is going to set up for the weekend and you're going to see that south texas and southeast texas coast end up with quite a few showers and some heavy rain. leave yoor day forecast i'll - drew: a brief tube in temperatures compared to yesterday. still warm to hot inland, in the 90's. a lot of sunshine headed our way this afternoon. overnight tonight is just patchy fog out there. we are still tracking the heatwave on the accuweather 7 day forecast. the hottest day, monday. an excessive heat warning and heat advisory will be in 7 ♪ >>> look who we have here, our friend lori bergamotto. you got so many fun things to tell us about because we are talking hack to school. you've got smart tips starting with a shopping list. >> we're going to start with shop on certain days. retail experts tell us that day is wednesday, there's low foot traffic in the stores so employees are able to hang those markdown tags and the inventor

vineyard or elsewhere, you know, not feeling the pain of what people are feeling in the border on south texas. we've got to make this point real. so i get the larger point. is there a different way of raising it? yes. but is it effective? yes. >> thank you both so much. >>> new reporting tonight. trump's team told the national archives that boxes at mar-a-lago only contained, and i quote, news clippings. okay, that was obviously blatantly and completely untrue. so why did mark meadows describe them that way? >>> plus, outrage from russian politicians over set backs in ukraine leading for calls to president putin to go. this as more than 400 bodies are discovered in a new mass burial site, many of them with signs of torture. >>> and british football star david beckham waited 12 hours, just like everybody else, to see queen elizabeth lie in state. (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you needed. ♪liberty. liberty.. liberty. liberty.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa here's what you expect from your wireless plan... ...but at t-mobile, this is what you get. and so much mor

we could win three republican female candidates would win three districts in south texas near the borderasons. we are winning on the issues. whether it's the economy, the border, crime or national security. >> john: no question that was a watershed moment, but the democrats have effectively leveraged the dobbs decision at the end of june and narrowed the gap. the republicans don't seem to have an effective counter point to that. >> you know, i think that's really all they have. >> john: it's powerful. >> when i go home i don't hear much about that. i hear about inflation, i hear about the economy, gas prices. people are not happy. and i think the wall street journal poll showed that seven out of ten americans believe the country is on the wrong track. i'm not a pollster, but i've always been told in presidential elections and also midterms that that is the key poll number to look at. are we on the right track as a country, or the wrong track. and if you've got 70% of the american people thinking it's the wrong track, i think that's great news for republicans on election day. >> john: usu

victor escolon is the dps regional director for south texas. seen in the hallway at robb elementary and in the days after he repeatedly helped deliver incorrect information to the media. before this, mccraw has not given any extensive interviews since the may 24 atrocity. he became a public face of the law enforcement response in the days after. first, at a table with texas governor greg abbott, when the efforts of officers were praised. >> law enforcement was there, they did engage immediately. >> then, at a later news conference when he admitted to the police failure. >> for the benefit of hindsight, where i'm sitting now, of course, it was not the right decision. >> and in texas senate testimony when he called the operation a, quote, abject failure. >> i don't care if you have flip-flops and are wearing bermuda shorts. it doesn't matter. you go in. >> mccraw's comments put him in the middle of a vastly changer narrative that left him and his department open to criticism by the uvalde mayor, the victims' families, and local politicians. >> i

this journalist went down to the 34th district in south texas since book to former democratic voters>> if anyone in this room -- had anyone been a former democrat at some point? had anyone ever voted for a democrat, raise your hand? okay, several of you. why are we suddenly seeing a republican having so much momentum, what do you all think? >> we were already conservative. we have conservative values. it is just not nobody noticed. they took us for granted. the party, the democratic party, left me. i did not leave the party. >> we are not to be taken advantage of. we are not to be assumed that because we are hispanic, we are naturally going to vote democratic. >> what does the congresswoman represent for you all? >> she is that latina, or hispanic women thought is saying enough is enough, that our values matter. >> here in the valley, we are forgotten. family, for hard work. she does not only verbalize those things, but she actually lives those things. and let the chips fall where they may. >> she has been following across the country ahead of the midterms talking to latino voters to

again she is trying to keep her congressional seat down in south texas.ors the first a mexican born female to serve in u.s. congress. >> live for us in austin, casey thank you. aishah. >> just about 40 minutes until an pennsylvania big battleground state is releasing his medical records and what some are calling a maneuver to keep attentions on his opponent jon fetterman's health. nay voigt joining us live with this high-stakes race, hi nay. >> hi aishah. fetterman is not releasing his medical records he's criticizing dr. oz for his doctor being based in manhattan. something fetterman says proof dr. oz does not live in pennsylvania. if fetterman is healthy enough to campaign, he should be healthy enough to debate him now. something fetterman will not do until two weeks before election day on october 25. now, just moments ago fetterman wrapped up a rally in philadelphia. it was his first public rally since suffering a stroke back in may. i can tell you i just listed in this ended just minutes ago. he gave a very similar speech to what he said in scranton.

we're going to sweep south texas into mayra flores, we're going to like cassie garcia and monica dealerruise, we have april who is an accomplished attorney running in nevada. we have amanda at kids in the suburbs of kansas we have the former secretary of florida that will pick up a seat there as well lori chavez in oregon who will flip as seats, i been proud to lead the efforts when it comes to recruiting public and women and we are going on offense and i believe the mainstream media is tried to downplay what will be a very historic year for republicans. maria: that is all terrific, congrats on that, we have been watching independent, women and hispanic moving further to the gop in the face of all of this bad policy we talked about every day. will be watching, good to see you. elise stefanik, tonight i'll be talking more about this with the alleged fbi conservative purge with ohio congressman jim jordan, he is on tonight, maria bartiromo 7:00 p.m. on fox business, please join us tonight for that conversation. we we'll be right back. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments.

you can go down to south texas and you meet with farmers and ranchers they will show you picture aftericture of dead bodies they find on their property day after day after day , where the traffickers abandon people to die. right now, there are thousands of teenage boys in every city in america working for the drug cartels and criminal activity to pay off the thousands of dollars they owe to get here illegally. right now, there are thousands of teenage girls working in forced prostitution in cities all over the country to pay off the thousands of dollars that they owe the cartels. this is not humane. it's not compassionate. it's not a response to our needs of unemployment. this is modern day human slavery it is horrific and it is wrong and joe biden and the administration, they know and they simply do not care. they are the cause of this misery. stuart: there is a sheriff in texas who is demanding a criminal investigation of governor desantis of florida on the grounds that he mislead and mistreated those migrants that he flew up to cape cod. what do you make of that? >> i think it's rea

if you live in south texas and you get on a plane anywhere in the country, a good -- >> neil: you sayit, that would avoid all of that? >> that's right. they'll be naysayers on both sides and supporters on both sides. people that are interested in solving the problem, this is a solution. >> neil: we'll watch it closely. thanks, congressman gonzalez. it's annize. we need more ideas. ♪ ♪ it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ more midterm headaches for the democrats with 47 days to go the parties once again desperately trying to distance themselves from radical policies there poison at the ballot box like the fun th