well, he again called himself a great martyr for the purpose of the united states department of justice, and in principle, such statements were expected, and he continues to call it a desire for the department, that is, a political desire for him on the part of the biden administration, although the task is to comment only on criminal proceedings. ation in the congress, he uh, he first said that trump was would not be the best candidate from the republican party although he was his ally and trump was very angry after these statements and on the second day, he told mccarthy that he would put special resolutions to a vote in congress and these resolutions were supposed to remove the accusations about january 6, 2021, which jackson had already announced. well, these resolutions were created by trump they are called lviv republicans in the lower house of representatives, and we understand what they are resolutions, if they are even put to a vote, they will not be voted on in the house of representatives, which is the lower house of congress, nor in the senate, which is the upper house, beca

colonel who is suspected of smuggling to circumvent western sanctions, according to the united states department of justice, vadym konoshchenko sent hundreds of thousands of american-made ammunition and electronics to russia through front companies, investigators believe that part of this smuggling could be to be used during the development of nuclear and hypersonic weapons, now konoshchenko faces up to 30 years in prison in ukraine they began testing body armor for military women after the tests, the military should report the shortcomings and the manufacturers should eliminate them, minister of defense oleksiy reznikov explained. he emphasized that special attention should be paid to quality, because the health and life of our defenders depends on it. the minister also announced that soon ukrainian defenders will be able to receive summer field suits in the north crimean canal, which is supposed to supply the occupied crimea, is almost running out of water, this photo was published by a local telegram channel, they write that this is a plot in the area of ​​the village of semisotka leninskyi region at th

of this agency. the justice department's u.s. special prosecutor for crime of aggression, jessica kenton will represent the united states and she will have unfettered access to the body of expertise and to the body of expertise and resources the department has amassed in response to russia's unlawful law of aggression against the people of ukraine. the icpa is the most recent addition to investigating crimes committed in ukraine in the center complements other domestic, regional and international efforts to promote accountability and combat impunity. two weeks ago, our attorney general marek garland visited the hague so he could see firsthand the robust response to russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine and icc and eurojust. during his visit the attorney general pledged that the united states would contribute to the eurojust court evidence crime database and i am proud to announce that last week, the united states and its initial contribution to this very important database that will not be our last. today we honor the launch launcf icpa and tomorrow we roll up our sleeves and get back to work and together we will pursue justice no

according to the usa newspaper, they do not have air conditioning in 44 states of the united states. the department of justice's research shows that in mississippi, the temperature is above 62 degrees. they visited the prison cells in new york. these cells are the well of hell. some prisoners break the toilets in their cells so that they can flow and cool down. the families and support groups of their loved ones pay enough for the crimes they committed and they should not be alive. alive they will be roasted in prisons. azadeh taheri of the north korean radio and television agency. in response to the provocative actions of the united states, the united states has deployed two ballistic missiles and a nuclear submarine in the south korean port of busan. the spokesperson of the north korean defense ministry warned that this may movements in practice will lead to the world's worst crisis and nuclear conflict, and the president of south korea also attacked north korea from the deck of an american submarine, and washington did not respond to north korea's threats by deploying these equipments, and japan's defense mi

here's the united states department of justice manual with the u.s. attorney.at nine -- 11.121. venue limitations. this is required. venue limitations one sentence that case should not be presented to a grand jury in a district unless venue for the offense lies in the district. the documents cases in florida. all of the work was done washington d.c. these lawyers for donald trump need to file a motion that should not wait for the trail they are to file a motion to dismiss it for prosecutorial misconduct and because they change the venue the basis of the venue shopping i would call it. i'm so all of these charges should be thrown out through the rules of the department of justice are one had a percent clear. and grand jurors are supposed to be chosen from the district in which the activities took place. any charges that would be brought in that was clearly violated by they should immediately bring a motion to dismiss the search warrant i talked about this the other week it's a general warrant. it would end the entire case they should have a franks hearing that s

. >> the united states department of justice is assembling a dedicated task force to go after the crimesrussian oligarchs. we are joining with european allies to find and seize their yachts, their luxury apartments, their private jets. >> stephen: whoo! now seize bezos' penis rocket and that stupid cowboy hat! whoo! whoo! oh! >> jon: oh! >> stephen: and the smackdown did not stop there. >> tonight i am announcing that we will join our allies in closing off american airspace to all russian flights, further isolating russia. >> stephen: boom. now russians will be stuck in their airports, eating cinna-borscht. but, i tell you, if he really wanted to punish russia, he'd just divert all their flights to newark. terminal c. terminal c, baby. america's not alone in this fight. the e.u. and canada have already banned russian planes from their airspace. and all flights to russia have even been canceled by the low-cost, hungary-based airline wizz air. that's right, russia. you can't even take a wizz. and they're hungary's number one airline. now, when his speech turned to the american economy, he

. ♪ pete: the united states department of justice warning the state of texas of potential legal actionew buoy barricades in the rio grande river. but texas governor greg abbott is doubling down on twitter writing: texas has the sovereign authority to defend our border under the u.s. constitution. and the texas constitution. adding, we will see you in court, mr. president. chris cabrera is the vice president of the national border patrol council and an agent in the rio grande sector. he joins us now. thanks so much for being here, chris. >> i appreciate you having me. pete: the state of texas is trying to do something to deter illegal entry, and yet the department of justice is suing them for it? what do you make of this? >> yeah, i think it's absolutely insane, you know? the federal government has had years to try and figure this out, and they've done nothing but sitting -- sit on their hands. and finally somebody stands up and tries to get something done, and now they want to turn around and sue. if congress had done their job in the first place, we wouldn't be in this situation we're

today, two career irs officials bravely testified under oath that the united states department of justiceelded both joe and hunter biden for years no matter how egregious their behavior. keep in mind these two whistle-blowers, they are not political actors. they are risking their careers and their reputations and sacrificing their right to privacy to expose what they saw as malfeasance and outright corruption. they are coming forward because it is the right thing to do and they want the american people to know the truth. just listen to whistle-blower democrat joseph ziegler in his own words. take a look. >> people are saying that i must be more credible because i'm a democrat who happens to be married to a man. i am no more credible than this man sitting next to me due to my sexual orientation or my political beliefs. the truth is, my credibility comes today from my job experience with the irs and my intimate knowledge of the agency standard and procedures. >> i thought democrats loved whistle-blowers. they like the hearsay whistle-blower if they can impeach donald trump. it isn't a the v

single statute passed by the united states congress about civil rights issues least certainly that that is enforced by the rights division at the justice department. it's not part of the united states code all and that's why it's defined anywhere in the u.s. code that i know of. anyway. but i want to direct to west health, as he mentioned in his testimony, the vice president has indeed said she believes equity means hasn't she. what did she say? again, she has on a couple of different occasions. the most recent having to do with the executive order that was signed just, i believe, last that americas the problems of equity and justice for all. today the president signed executive but our nation will close once that closer to that which i think is a change on pledge of allegiance as liberty and justice for all. but the vice president has on this before as well, on our official twitter account, she said that there's a big difference between equality and equity. equality suggests, oh, everyone should get the same amount. equitable treatment means all end up in the same place. we should make better. mr. driver, just a quick question, and thank you for your service to t

>> reporter: well, right now the united states department of justice and the son of the president of nter biden have no deal. that's what was just stated in court. both sides are taking a ten-minute recess now to see if they can agree to terms on the plea agreement. starting about 11:00 a.m., the judge started to question whether or not a provision in the agreement, this pretrial diversion on the gun charge, as well, and we're just finding this out now, i ask the audience patience with this, because we haven't within able to see the court documents today, as part of the charges there aadditional tax charges, that won't be brought, the judge questions that and says, look, the pretrial diversion agreement is outside of my purview, but it is referenced in the sentence -- in the plea agreement, excuse me, between the two parties. and she questioned the government and said, you're asking me to approve and accept this plea agreement, but yet i've got this pretrial diversion that is hanging out there. and is it your understanding, hunter biden, that, you know, if there is some sort of a brea

how donald trump weaponized the united states department of justice against his critics. >> right. >> what is donald trump doing? he's using the second part of the title of my book. what is joe biden administration doing to me? >> weaponizing -- >> he's weaponizing the department of justice against me. your favorite president -- it's always about deflection. and it's always about projection. because he believes that everyone is as guilty and as underhanded as he. and so he wants to be first to the line. >> when you -- >> it's a real psychosis. >> yeah, it's a real specific psychology. and the other part of it is the almost mafia like organization that you see detailed in this indictment. the notion that he has his late people, as it were, the maintenance worker, the i. t. guy, the valet, all doing his bidding, and it's almost like they are doing this bidding out of a sense of loyalty, or fear, or both. that seems to be the organizing principle of the trump organization as well. is that a fair characterization? >> it's also something that i have talked about it, that don't trump speaks

with the department of justice be responsible for enforcing the section of the criminal code? and potentially more likely investigate the united statesupreme court? >> a criminal court is it self enforced by the united states department of justice. federal criminal laws. r[inaudible] >> that does not mean in every instance outside law enforcement will be free to go in and read thee court. but in circumstances where they believe they know who did it. quick senator we well know when you begin a criminal investigation you do not always knowow who did it protect that likelihood is you don't know who did it. cork sometimes you do part where you do we need to have criminal offense on the books. contrary to what the germans had a moment ago, this is not groundbreaking for this is not new. this is based on a closely mirror something we have from eight provision of the code in 18 uscsc 798. relate to the release of classified information. consistently different than classified information because it's none of the national security secret sort of writing. >> i think that first of all that amendment is not germane. i was as outraged as i am sur

was created by ukraine, poland and lithuania and now romania being part of where the united states department of justiceemorandum of understanding and we will deploy specialists who will help the other elements of the joint investigation team. the international center for the persecution of the crime of aggression which will be started with separation in july in the hague under the auspices with the support of the prosecutor which will be deployed by the department of justice of the united states. so we have another storage facility for the evidences and it will be additional storage facilities for the i cba the national center for the persecution of the crime and aggression, so we want to some of the evidences to be kept not only in ukraine but also to bna more safe location. >> that is encouraging and i'm pleased that this congress has supported that department of justice effort to provide that technical assistance. do we have actual, in addition to the doj training and the mou, do we actually have fbi forensic experts assisting their colleagues in ukraine on crime scene reviews? >> thank you for thes

states of the united states. it reduces the investigation of the department of justice. the team experiences temperatures above 62 degrees . hell, some prisoners break the toilet in their cell so that it will flow and cool down. the families and support groups of the prisoners will pay enough for the crimes they have committed and they should not be roasted alive in prisons. azadeh taheri, sada news agency sima's proposal for the student of the year is 944 million tomans. the text of the inscription of one of the directors of sanandaj municipality. the manager of the center for collecting and organizing beggars in sanandaj city said that this is a kurdish text. at the crossroads, begging is an image that hurts many people's hearts, but behind this sad mask is ferdis joy, who is defrauding the people. a few days after the first arrest, the proposal of the director of collecting and organizing beggars in sanandaj municipality goes to the stage. first with the other name, which has a nationality in the area of ​​hands and feet , after checking, it has no responsibility. i w

of the world and american voters. >> first question to senator lee potentially more likely investigate the unitedni states supreme court. >> it is itself enforced by the united states department of justice. >> that does not mean that in every instance outside law enforcement wouldld be free to o in and braid the court. in circumstances where they believe they know who did it or concern -- >> is senator lee knows when you begin a criminal investigation, you do not always know who did it. >> sometimes you do. we need to have a criminal offense on the books. contrary to what the chairman said, this is not groundbreaking it closely mirrors something we have for a man analogous relating to classified information. the security secret sort. let me just second what the chair said. i was outraged by the league as senator lee was as a law clerk. both of us i think we respected the rules of confidentiality. i think that we question the department of interrogating, literally interrogating the united states supreme court. it would almost certainly invite this. let me just say this. i think we have we have both been law clerks without a number of cases. i think you get what is happening inin this deb

united states supreme court and i respect the rules of confidentiality. which apply. and both of us i think would question at least question the circumstances under which the department of justice wood began interrogating, literally interrogating, members of the united states supreme court. which is what this amendment would almost certainly invite. let me just say, generally, you know, i think both of, us senator lee, have tremendous respect for the nine states court. we have both been locked out a number of cases before the court. and frankly i think that what is happening in this debate is in fact further integrating and tracking with credibility and trust in the public in the state supreme court. senator lee just referred to them, quoting justices on both sides of the aisle. but and quote. that is the way the public is seeing the united states supreme court. just like any other political body. politicians wearing robes, that ultimately is destructive to the court but the fact is the chief justice. of the united states supreme court, if you just obey, and address this problem by coming forward with a code of ethics on behalf of the court, the failure to do so is in fact here

extent, but the justice department needs to be more intertwined with the fbi where the fbi has actual supervision over attorney general that's been appointed by the president of the united states that has a higher level of accountability and so the support role can be moved over to the department of justice and that would intertwine those agencies to a greater extent. and sure, the fbi is going to continue to have a congressional relations office because congress wants to be able to have that because they need to report up the chain to the department of justice where they'll be transparency and clarity as to what the position of the department of justice is. the fifth reform is to establish a charter for federal law enforcement agencies. this applies across the board. this would be a unified framework where there's fundamental principles set forth in each federal law enforcement agencies about protection of civil liberties, about enhancing accountability and this will ensure consistency across our federal agencies. sure they will have unique missions, but they will have a uniform charter that will assure that we're not going to target someone because of what the -- because of

of the united states. in the sense of the department of justice and their relationship with the f.b.i. out of sight sometimes is out of mind. and so i want that relationship to be close and so i do like having many of the subagencies out in the field, we'd love to have one in arkansas. and when you talk about subagencies, it could be labs. it could be forensics. these are things that can be moved out of the headquarters arena and moved out in different parts of the country. and i love that really in many aspects of our federal agencies, but particularly in this regard in the f.b.i. so let's get it done. let's have it make sense. and let's move some of those out to where people live. he also mentioned about some of the regional offices. i'll just -- there's a lot of beautiful regional offices that are out there and a lot of beautiful f.b.i. offices that are in our states. and they need protection, they could be a target of opportunity. but i think they're well resourced in that regard. matt: i want to follow up on something you mentioned there, f.b.i. director wray. what are your though

of the united states. the official department of justice officials have chosen to ignore for over five years the informationere, hundreds of reports from banks, just information that flowed forward that they did nothing about, that -- >> but if that is true what you say about him personally using his influence, that's a very serious claim that would need to be investigated and proven. >> it is a serious claim. >> so where is your evidence? >> well, we will go to them next. but it's also serious when you ask the president of the united states to go before your committee. but we're headed that direction. >> your own banking report in may, so this is recent, from the oversight committee, found no link to president biden. so you have been looking into this for some time. >> okay. we have been looking into it since january. we're now in our seventh month. we are now receiving information about the accounts that the money went to. they are simply all the way around the biden family. and we have information that -- directly from hunter biden himself. if i had that, that said the president of the united states rece

it is about public corruption tied to joe, the president of the united states and a complicit department of justice. that is why these committees and james comer's committee, these committees are working in tandem, looking at the biden family syndicate. they have been politicized and weaponized and are being used to protect the whole family enterprise. there is a lot to go over in terms of what to absorb this week, what we expect next week that we will here on monday from devon archer. i assume it will be blockbuster. james comer said they are going to try to get this deposition out as quickly as possible. >> devon archer may blow the whistle. this is a guy who knows where the bodies are buried. the paris' most scam is a prime example. there is an email where an executive demands biden uses influence to close down a criminal investigation of the company. hunter flies off to dubai, meets with a ceo, who demands he get his dad on the telephone. he did and they are traveling to ukraine and makes his infamous extortion demand that the prosecutor be fired or the u.s. will withhold a billion in financial

of journalistic frauds. >> the justice department allowed the president's political appointees to weigh in on whether to charge the president's son. i watched united statesorney weiss tell a room full of senior fbi and irs senior leaders that he was not the deciding person on whether charges were filed. >> the entire day mr. shapley and ziegler laid out all the disturbing facts. >> as the special agent on this case, i thought the felony charges were well-supported in early august of 2022, federal prosecutors from the department of justice tax division drafted a 99-page memorandum. they were recommending for approval felony and misdemeanor charges. that did not happen here and i am not sure why. >> laura: well, we all know why, to protect the president. it's as clear as day that someone higher up in the doj stepped in for the biden assist and that the u.s. attorney in delaware did not have the final say in this matter. now, the few times that the democrats tried to lay a glove on the whistleblowers ended in epic fail when one goofy congressman tried to dismiss the question of political timing but couldn't even get his exhibits right. >> you said at page 2

walz was a special agent in charge of united states department of justice special operations division for almost 10 years before he left the federal government. he also periods they held the position the chief of the new york drug enforcement task force which is the oldest and largest drug task force in america. ms. greg kading, did i pronounce that correctly is a senior fellow in the strobe talbott center for security strategy and technology uniform policy program at brookings and the directive initiatives on nonstate actors in the codirector of the africa security initiative brooking series on opioids. the opiate crisis and international intervention the codirector of brookings project improved global drug policy imperative perspectives beyond 2016 u. n. g. a ss 2016 as well as another brookings project constituting local orders. she's an expert in international internal complex and nontraditional security threats including insurgency organized crime urban violence. i think the witnesses for being here and i now recognize mr. jones for five minutes to summarize his opening statement

when the person is the president of the united states and control the department of justice it takeson an air of corruption. >> rich: the d.o.j. says the charging and deal decisions was based in a broader context than the couple whistleblowers. they interviewed dozens of people who worked on this particular case and they say and maintain the delaware attorney general appointed by the last president had the full charging authority here. does this just turn into a gigantic he said/he said and it never gets involved or will we get to the bottom of this? >> you have get to very little of the bottom of things against people who are in power in d.c. the biden family the in power. we need to have them pulled before congress. the whistleblowers said the attorney general was stopped being able to bring charges in california, blocked in washington, d.c. and there has been a non-denial denial coming out of delaware on that matter. in order to get to the bottom of that congress needs to speak to them. i wouldn't hold my breath there will be people held accountable for this. >> rich: do you think

goodbye previously served the principal deputy assistant attorney general that the united states department of justice for the supreme court and those that appear before and argue for the supreme court. the supreme court would be required to issue a code of conduct regarding the justices and have procedures for disciplinary department of justice is. new recusal and disqualification requirements, and six and seven impose party and amicus briefs within the courts of appeals. let me start with the i mp the code of conduct. this is an extraordinary -- it infringes on the separation of power. a bedrock principle that underpins our constitutional democracy. our founders understood the importance of separating the legislative branch from the judicial branch. as the supreme court has explained, the constitution lives among the ruins of a system of intermingled legislative and judicial power, which has been prevalent in the colonies long before the revolution, which after the revolution, had produced strikes and partisan oppression. the lesson of the shared experience reflected in the words of team veteran who

of course weiss is donald trump's u.s. attorney. he is a united states attorney for the department of justice and you know, those would be serious allegationshere is a process for going through determining whether or not they are true. why is rejects them and denies them but really what we see is a grasping at straws in attempts to find something, anything to get at joe biden. why? because it is a massive distraction from the fact that donald trump had won over riding purpose, being an office in one overriding purpose and coming back into office. he had a moneymaking operation. he converted the presidency into an instrument of profit maximization for himself. and his family any wants to keep this grift going. so there's gotta be an effort to bring down joe biden by putting him in the same category which is ridiculous and it is not convincing to the american people. >> quickly and finally, ben cardin who is a senator from your state has announced he will not be seeking reelection. there are folks looking to throw their hat in the ring. you made the decision this week that you will not run for senate. why did you make that decision? >> well,

really what it is, quote, unquote, invitation from the united states department of justice for him toabsolutely no way this man could tell the truth. lying to a federal grand jury brings additional charges, including perhaps perjury and obstruction of justice. he's very, very unlikely to talk the grand jury out of indicting him, so he respectfully declines. what happens after that? i imagine at some point, the smith team presents its proposed grand jury -- sorry -- proposed indictment to the grand jury, and it votes a true bill, charging him with additional federal crimes. >> yeah. dave aronberg, donald trump had to know this was coming. he had to know that all of these indictments were likely coming. it's why, of course, as we said before, even said going back to 2019, that he'd run for president again if he lost in 2020, because he wouldn't want to be sent to jail. i mean, i've got to ask you, as a criminal defendant now, donald trump is charged in new york state. he's charged in miami federal court for stealing nuclear secrets, for stealing other military secrets from the united st

recommendation report where it says right in the document that the assistant united states attorneys and department of justiceion agreed with those recommended charges. >> ainsley: so if they agreed, what happened? >> well, the 2014 and 2015 charges, including the felony for the 2014 burisma income being hidden and not paid or not reported, the fraudulent returns, those had to be approved bye the d.c. u.s. attorney unless the doj tax division gave its approval and doj tax has been silent throughout. when the d.c. u.s. attorney rejected them weiss had nowhere to charge them. that's why he said i'm going to let the statute of limitations expire on 2014 and 2015 charges because there is nothing i can do if u.s. attorney graves objects. >> steve: one of the other things mr. shapley said yesterday he still thinks a special counsel is needed for the investigation which, you know, there are a lot of us who think that we need lots more information, probably not a bad idea. but, i'm just curious. you, yourself, tristan, have looked into government misdeeds and cronyism and stuff like that for at least a decade. have y

department of justice to the scales and obstructed justice. the department of justice obstructed justice whether merrick garland or the united states attorney inebody else that's what happened now we have a separate investigation, how far that leads to merrick garland it does require impeachment. i have articles of impeachment drafted for merrick garland for other issues regarding weaponize d.o.j. again spirits. but that being said this "other langford impeachments enter impeachment not only for the department of justice but joe biden. maria: thank you for being here scott. joining us. were getting started in the extraordinary story continues. president biden touting his bidenomics plan in the american people are not on board. we are talking about that. actor antonio salvador junior is here we'll talk about that impact of the hollywood strike. you are watching bernice and maria live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and m

department of justice does leak investigations all the time. this is the biggest leak in a series of leaks in the history of the united states against a former president is running for reelection for a second term against the people i would argue who are doing the leaking. a motion to the court in the courts order should ask at the opr among other things, secure the e-mails, secure the text, secure any messages, phone records for special counter smith, his entire staff to determine whether they have been leaking because they're sure as hell is an appearance of it and find the source of the leaks. the source should give opr 30 days, not a year and a half, 30 days, to complete the investigation issue its public findings to the court and maybe we will find the department of justice and mr. smith are people that are absolutely clean handed. what do you think? do they have something to hide? yeah. they have a lot to hide and frankly the court should have already done this. and the department of justice if there was a real department of justice we would've already done this. the necessity for the court orders to protect the entire system, to protect the jud

this has caught the attention of the united states justice department. an investigation underway about these allegations? >> right now, all the the department of justice is saying is they're assessing what's going on. they're monitoring what's going on. the department of homeland security, which has their border patrol agents there are also monitoring. so everybody is watching. what makes this so significant is that this information is coming from a texas state trooper. this is not coming from migrants. this is not coming from groups that monitor the situation. this is coming from an individual who was so upset by what he saw, by the way state troopers were treating these migrants, that he decided to write this memo to his sup superiors. i'm told he's not the only one. there are several other memos that have been filed and they've launched an investigation. this is about, you see this razor wire. this kind of concertina fencing. it is really military grade fencing. and what is happening there, under the governor, governor abbott. it has been placed along

before the congress, the united states took part in the special hearings of the helsinki commission, among other services on issues of global criminal justice, from the state department betman skak - ambassador of ukraine to the united states oksana markarova virtually joined the discussion, and the prosecutor general of ukraine andriy kostyan monitored these hearings, our correspondent at the congress, kateryna lisonova , we will ask her all the details. katya, hello, congratulations . what crimes against women and children were discussed at these hearings, and what details about the investigation and the actual facts of these atrocities were spoken by the participants. russia kidnaps ukrainian children in order to steal the ukrainian future. such a quote from biden, the president of america, is consumed directly by the ambassador for global criminal justice . she also noted that the russian federation kidnaps thousands of ukrainian children in this crime as well. all the governments of the russian federation are involved, from the very top, that is, from vladimir putin to the princes themselves, that is, from representatives on the ground who help to transport thes

was in effect based on his relationship with his dad, president of the united states and his relationship with his dad's department of justiceot think this was difficult at all. if the judge rejected the plea deal, it will lead to appointment of independent counsel and hunter could face co consequences for his actions. in terms of impeachment, look at allegations for nixon for watergate and clinton for what happened with monica lewinsky. and the phone call donald trump made to ukraine, zeroed out. allegations against joe biden are far more significant than the other three men who were impeached. we need prime-time hearings into what was r has been levied against him. many democrats covered this up issue voters have no idea what biden is accused of and why it is significant. need 100% impeachment and instead of focusing on garland or mayorkas or anyone below biden, go to the top of the todem pole and to joe biden himself. >> ainsley: you sat down with governor ron desantis, from state of florida, he is running for president. he commented, you asked about african american curriculum in schools and the vice president was rebuki

the united states postal service. the department of justicede as well as deny them water. sources also telling cnn that the inspector general for the texas department of public safety has received additional complaints over the treatment of migrants, those complaints include some videos, although they are not clear what exactly those videos may show. top officials including texas governor greg abbott are denying any orders that, quote, would compromise the lives of those attempting to cross the border illegally. and quote. but there is this increased scrutiny on the measures that the governor is taking, including the deployment of new floating barriers on the rio grande, rosa flores has more. >> we are in the middle of the rio grande. >> jesse fuentes grew up running the waters of the rio grande in eagle pass, the texas. >> the river that i love. >> and in 2015, he turned his passion into a business, launching at these canoe and kayak. >> what was businesslike? >> it was beautiful. >> fuentes even argued organized races on the river, but not a