and this didn't have to happen, as a decision of one man and one man alone, greg abbott. some kind of political stunt that does nothing to improve the safety or security at our border because these inspections are for lawrence, things like the tire pressure, or the way the band might be running in that 18 wheeler. those inspectors are not allowed to look inside, to look at the cargo for illegal drugs or human trafficking and, so this does nothing but hurt the economy of texas in the united states, and it's killing businesses here. some have already relocated to arizona. 1200 miles away from where i am in the colin tonight. and they're taking jobs and economic growth to that state and leaving texas right now. this is hurting the people in texas. >> people have been looking to you as the hope and the democratic party to win statewide in texas. first against senator cruz a few years ago, now again in this governorship. this race has much more at stake both for the democratic party and for democracy and america than we've already talked about big just the difference between a

millions, taken from the texas economy because of abbott's stunt.raffic nightmare at the border, also leading to rotten produce and late deliveries. joining me now to discuss, robert gunther. he's chief public policy officer for the international fresh produce association. robert, thank you so much for joining us. is there any indication yet on how much abbot's stunt has cost texas businesses? >> thank you for having me. this has been quite a week for the fresh produce industry. in fact, this is one of the major areas where we bring parties across the border, between texas and mexico. and when you look at texas alone, last year, 2021, nine billion dollars worth of fresh produce was [inaudible] what we looked at, that's about $25 million a day, that's crossing the border, that was completely stopped, as you mentioned. 30 hours of delays, hundreds of trucks being delayed. and really, well over $100 million in sales, but also for the state of texas, about $15 million taken out of production, just for this past week. you know, many are surprised that th

the crisis at the border has helped catapult governor abbott to the national stage, with abbott repeatedlyinistration. >> the president has not ever come to the border of texas and has seen the chaos that he has caused. and if he is not going come to is the border, we're going take the border to him. >> so in the past week, governor abbott has sent at least six buses full of asylum seekers to d.c., all of whom volunteered to take the trip. >> they experienced exactly what communities in texas experience every single day. >> governor abbott is quite angry about how presidet biden has handled the border issues generally, and he is trying to respond with as dramatic as action as he can to try to literally drop as many migrants as he can at the doorsteps of congress and of the white house. there are a lot of people in texas that would rather see people in washington, d.c. deal with these undocumented immigrants than people in their friends and neighbors in texas. >> but those opposed to the governor's tactics, including immigration advocates in the biden administration say this is all just pol

governor abbott is trying another tactic. ordering the state inspections of vehicles, at ports of entry, looking for smuggled people and drugs. but slowing commerce. >> texas will not call tolerate the stream of illegal immigrants crossing the border, we increase our border security. >> that was kelly o'donnell at the white house. , now i may be stating the obvious when i say conservative news outlets ate these abbott moments up, gobbled them up this week. that is a lot of valuable airtime for the texas governor. do his strengths signal a possible 2024 presidential run? my panelist fernand amandi and adrian el dorado are standing on the side to discuss. here's derek brown breaking news out of pittsburgh. >> yes, police are investigating a sunday shooting in pittsburgh, at least 11 people were shot and two people died at what appears to be a house party. we just got dramatic videos from someone who escaped the shooting. it shows people panicking and running to get out of the way as shots are being fired. we want to warn, you i

, rustsell flores s "outfront." >> reporter: republican governor greg abbott been touring texas thisr. >> number one. >> reporter: his platform includes being easy on business and tough on immigration. >> texas is stepping up to do the federal government's job. >> by complete and total endorsement. >> reporter: but abbott's latest hardline immigration policies along with some political theater could be back firing. that's texas agriculture commissioner syd miller, a republican. >> he's caused a second crisis on top of the crisis we already have at the border. >> reporter: talking about abbott ordering enhanced inspections on commercial trucks coming in from mexico earlier this month, all part of abbott's operation loan star, flooded the border with thousands of state troopers and texas national guard members, the price tag so far, $3 billion. >> a zero tolerance policy. >> reporter: abbott said the added truck inspections would crack down on human smuggling and drug and weapons trafficking, the truck association which normally endorsed him for governor said it was unnecessary and hur

look at governor abbott on a tear.successfully banned abortion after six weeks and put bounties on women and banned books that make white people uncomfortable and pulled a full desantis to be crowned, good ol' greg decided to intentionally delay cross border food deliveries by adding redundant security inspections. the move is so bonkers i'm going to leave it to paul, a patriot texan according to his tiktok bio to explain it to y'all. >> right now governor abbott here in the state of texas is forcing the dps, our version of the stood troopers to stop every single truck coming out of mexico, every single truck and do a safety inspection on it. what they're doing is backing up shipping for dozens and dozens and dozens of miles. why? because they want to drive up inflation. they think it will help them in the midmidterms. >> abbott sabotaged $150 million worth of food and triggered an economic crisis that jacked up food prices further hurting americans just to prove he's a hard core republican. the move is so stupid the a

es el primer autobÚs con inmigrantes enviado por el gobernador republicano, greg abbott.reg abbott dio a entender hoy que tambiÉn contempla transportar migrantes a washington por aviÓn. quienes llegaron a la capital es un grupo de solicitantes de asilo. este cubano que seguirÁ rumbo a new hampshire nos cuenta que se beneficiÓ del transporte gratuito. >> habÍa un bus que iba hasta hace anthony, y costaba 50 $, no tenÍa dinero en ese momento el Único que habÍa gratis era ese que venÍa hasta washington. claudia: llegÓ con algunos compatriotas inmigrantes colombianos, y mayorÍa venezolano, todos abordaron el autobÚs a washington, para luego irse a diferentes estados. >> no sabÍa nada del gobernador ni del bus, sÓlo que era un bus que las personas querÍan tomar voluntariamente. claudia: esta madre venezolana viajÓ con sus dos criaturas. >> gracias a dios nos atendieron bien, nos dieron comida, alimento, lo que necesitamos en el camino. duramos 30 horas. claudia: la organizaciÓn caridades catÓlicas desligando un pasaje a new york. la incertidumbre para esta familia aÚn no termi

watch. >> is the white house blaming greg abbott for inflation? >> well, i think we're trying to state the facts of what his -- another political stunt we're seeing happen and the impacts. >> does the president acknowledge any responsibility for the inflation bailtioned on the decisions he made when he came into office. >> he has talked about quite a bit. a range of factors including the pandemic, the impacts on the supply chains. >> the white house is now including texas governor abbott's truck inspections in his list of culprits, putin, covid, oil companies, abbott. when will biden finally take responsibility for the inflation 40-year high. >> putin and abbott very similar, yeah. american people aren't stupid. they know that before putin started massing his forces on ukraine's border that we had the highest rise in gas prices year-over-year in over three decades. this he know that before putin start evidence massing its forces on ukraine's border we had the highest inflation in four decades. they understand that what putin is doing has contribut

with governor greg abbott.ear up for a trump era pandemic for policy to end next month, lucas thomases has the latest. >> a week ago texas governor greg abbott said would send a message and by sending illegal migrants via bus to the nation's capitol. he made it happened this morning by sending the bus that arrived here on the corner north capitol of louisiana avenue this morning about 8:00 a.m. eastern 23 migrant got off the bus, 19 males and four females. i noticed two small children. some of them migrant leaving with family from nicaragua, they said they were here, family in the area and they would spend time with them. they were waiting at the bus, private security contractor who took them up here, are not agents who dropped off the migrants, it's a private security company, hired a charter bus to take them up here. i had a chance to speak to venezuelans migrant and they told me their plans of working hard in the united states now that they are here. >> i want the opportunity, i want a job. an opportunity to

i think abbott is a hard-nosed showman.pt barnum act that he pulled here. >> geraldo: do you think he is frustrated? >> brian: i'm not talking not talking sincerity or motivated but it is a big, big show. but when you look behind the show, the fact of the matter is something you alluded to in laredo, the mexican state south of texas, the governor is listening to abbott because the traffic is backed up for days. so all of the money and who knows what kind of side gig they have going on. so, i think abbott is right. there is some positive movement as a result of his activism. and i think that is to be ultimately uploaded. in this sense, i like what he is doing more quietly. he is doing what trump did. remember how trump went to mexico, listen, you want to do business with us, you have to do your share. >> greg: 's last word, judge. >> judge jeanine: i think he is terribly frustrated. i think governor abbott asked to deal with this and the complaints of people who live in texas, the ranchers on the border, the drugs, which i w

greg abbott has not apologized.nded his policy after beto o'rourke joined at this program and said this. >> it's going to increase prices at our grocery stores even higher. and it's worsening a supply chain problem that we already had. and this didn't have to happen, it's a decision of one man and one man alone. greg abbott. >> beto o'rourke from democratic congressman representing el paso, texas. he's now running for governor of texas. and that one man who you said was responsible for the decision to put this in play. made the decision to stop it having accomplished nothing? is that the correct accounting on was accomplished? >> i'm so proud of the people of texas who forest greg abbott back down. and off of this ridiculous proposal of these unnecessary inspections that costs texas economy 400 and $70 million a day. was in the words of our statewide ally to republican agriculture commissioner, syd miller, economy killing. and drove prices up in every part of the texas economy. especially in our supermarkets. the pe

autobús a washington dc para que el gobierno se haga cargo de ellos el gobernador de texas, greg abbottuncia medidas para enfrtar aumento del flujo migratorio apagón en puerto rico sin electricidad por una lla en una planta en la costa sur arrestan el asesito de 15 años abatido en méxico causando un caos en el periférico la guía del migrante responde las preguntas de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera para que sepan a dónde acudir al llegar a estados unidos >> le va a ayudar a muchas personas eso porque muchas personas no tenemos opciones de dónde agarrar >> son como páginas amarillas para inmigrantes , antes comenzamos en texas con la amenaza del bernador de texas, greg abbott , el estado enviará a la ciudad de washington a inmigrantes que intercepten en la frontera el gobernador de tes, greg abbott dice que es en respuesta de al administración biden de terminar con el título 42 víctor amplía desde mcallen >> con la fin de expulsiones de inmigrantes bajo el título 42 el gobierno se prepara para una llegada masiva de inmigraes el gobernador de texas, greg abtt anunció nuevas estrategias

- liberating russian speakers, as abbott comes down to? i don't think the are abbott comes down to? are getting the _ abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting the whole _ abbott comes down to? i don't think they are getting the whole picture i they are getting the whole picture about russian soldiers and civilians. they're constantly told civilians. they're constantly told civilians are not being targeted. when pictures of atrocities are shown, they claim they are wrecked. a large portion of the population rely on tv news in russia together information and do not believe the things we are seeing in the west. let us return to the donbas region, obviously failure is not an option for president putin, no matter how he portrays it in russia, he needs to come away with something in the world political stage, at what point will you be willing to step back to youth in? it will you be willing to step back to outh in? , ., , will you be willing to step back to outh in? , . , ., will you be willing to step back to outh in? , ., , ., ., ~ ., youth in? it is really hard to know, i t

let's go to governor abbott. >> the general for the national guard here in texas. general seltzer. >> we just concluded a meeting in another region along the border where we met with more than two dozen local officials who represent either cities or counties on the border. they are angry and upset about the catastrophes caused by the biden open border policy. they know that it's the biden administration that caused this open border problem. they expect the biden administration to step up and respond and to fix the open border problem that they have caused. so the biden administration's open door policies have led to a record number of illegal immigrants crossing the border in to the united states. barack obama's own secretary of homeland security said that by any measure, haves 100,000 people cross the border in one month would be a crisis. now the department of homeland security is saying that with the end of the title 42 expulsions, beginning in may, the federal government is planning for up to 18,000 illegal immigrants crossing per day. that's more than half a m

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tambiÉn greg abbott dijo que va a colocar alambres de pÚas en zonas de alto trÁfico. palabras del gobernador. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] borja: el gobernador acusa al gobierno de biden de aplicar una polÍtica de puertas abiertas. y por esto propone, segÚn muchos sobrepasando su autoridad, el envÍo de estos inmigrantes a la capital del paÍs. la pregunta del millÓn es esa, ¿realmente el gobernador greg abbott, tiene y puede la capacidad para hacerlo? vamos a buscar respuestas con nuestra recompensa al marlene guzmÁn que estÁ en texas con todos los detalles. te escuchamos. marlene: son las medidas sin presidentes que anuncie el gobernador texano. activistas y demÓcratas dicen que no tiene el poder. porque sabemos que tiene poder estatal y no federal para poder enviar estos inmigrantes. sabemos que por medio de un comunicado aclararon gestos envÍos y viajes por aviÓn o autobÚs hasta washington serÁn de manera voluntaria. no serÁ que los estarÁn recogiendo y llevando directamente. se les va a preguntar a travÉs de los alcaldes. y tambiÉn a travÉs

to the rule about extra inspections, that is not a victory for governor abbott.t is an embarrassment. the republicans turn on him and the commissioner spoke out about it. the american trucking association are allies of them and called it a train wreck. >> tyrus: that is my point. >> jessica: u.k. sit here everyday and complain about inflation and the supply chain. that is true, welcome. i'm thrilled to have you on this special day. complain on inflation, supply chain prices and what is biden doing and what is greg abbott doing? he's adding to it. >> judge jeanine: let me add a follow-up question, joe biden is being criticized by 25 democrats by what he's doing for getting rid of title 42. i'm embarrassed by him. i'm disgusted by him or don't have a right to be? he is opening up the borders to people that we don't eighth and that. we don't know who among them are the criminals and who is a, who is an alcohol, who likes children, who is a latin king. don't we have a right to know that in the united states of america? it is 2 million people are they all suffering fr

governor abbott scenting migrants to washington, d.c., like he said he would. >> good for governor abbott encourage governor ducey in arizona to do the same. look my pen down there for three days in california and arizona. this comes after exactly one year ago when i led the oversight committee to texas and new mexico. i can tell you, it's only gotten worse. then todd, title 42 goes away, it will be worse than it is now. everybody knows it. this is terrible policy. i don't think joe biden or vice president harris has any idea how bad it is, and they are going to see with all of these people invading washington, d.c., like they completed our border states. it may make them realize how bad it is. what they were going to see over the coming days in washington, d.c., is what all the border community c. because of joe biden's policies on the border last year, every state, every border states come every state flooded with illegals, which is bringing along with it fentanyl, human trafficking, and increased crime. >> carley: the white house is brushing this off. jen psaki was asked about this yes

is the white house blaming greg abbott for inflation? are stating the facts of another political stunt we are seeing happen and the impact of it. >> sean: nice of the state of texas to help these people get to their final destination meaning we can't win in court. biden is presiding over the word open borders catastrophe and apprehensions of illegal immigrants soared to over 220,000 in march alone. the highest level since 2000 and officials say that authority stopped 33 people on a terrorist database watch list in 2021 and according to just the news.com before biden lifts title 42 protections we expect next month the administration is using exceptions such as pregnancy or mental illness to let illegal immigrants stay in the country. this is the u.s. sanctuary states of america under joe biden. circle back jen refusing to apologize to the border officials who were cleared. remember all of those allegations they were whipping migrants? they were all cleared. >> the border patrol was notified they won't face criminal charges. when is the pr

meantime, texas republican governor greg abbott continues to send busses of migrants to the nation's to protest the biden administration's immigration policy. on friy, abbott lifted his immigration order to have all texas-bound trucks go through a secondary inspection, when crossing from mexico. abbott's mandate created a logjam that resulted in hundreds of millions of lost dollars from spoiled produce and shipping delays. progress tonight in new mexico, as authorities have lifted some evacuation orders, but thousands still cannot return home as massive wildfires rage across that state. the mcbride fire in the southeast corner has burned more than 6000 acres, damaged hundreds of homes and businesses, and claimed two lives earlier this week. fire officials say conditions have finally improved enough to get air support to help contain the blaze. a former trump admistration official is running for the u.s. senate -- scott pruitt. pruitted the epa until resigning amid a series of ethics scandals in 2018. he is now launching a senate bid in oklahoma. pruitt is running in a special electio

another message from governor abbott. >> shannon: thank you very much.night at least some bipartisan agreement that title 42 should be extended, at least to give the biden administration time to make a plan to deal with the expected migrant search when the immigration restrictions are scheduled to end next month. to discuss latest developments, texas congressman chip roy. democratic senator chris murphy out of connecticut said this, he tweeted "republican leaders don't see immigrants as human, just props to get some laughs and clicks." he said about this bus that arrived in washington, how do you respond? >> that's rich coming from democrats who have been using immigrants as props for their own political purposes while migrants get abused and put into sex trafficking and cartels get empowered, texans get run over. that's the whole shtick, use democrats don't make migrants as props, now you have governor abbott bring attention to what's happening in texas while democrats like senator murphy into the democrats ignore it. governor abbott is trying to do the

yesterday governor abbott relented.agreed to ease the inspections at one border crossing, but some of the biggest bottlenecks have been elsewhere. >> i understand the concerns that businesses have trying to move products across the border, but i also know well the frustration of my fellow texans and my fellow americans caused by the biden administration not securing our border. >> reporter: this morning the white house calls it all a publicity stunt. >> these actions are impacting people's jobs and the livelihoods of hard working families in texas. >> reporter: the new policy in texas comes in response to the biden administration lifting title 42, the trump era public health order that allowed border patrol to turn away illegal migrants to prevent the spread of covid-19. the cdc is ending title 42 next month prompting concern in texas and other border states about a looming surge of migrants. governor abbott already responding by giving migrants free bus rides from texas to washington, d.c. the first bus arrived in the

es si la estrategia de abbott estÁ funcionando, noticias telemundo habla con los inmigrantes de autobÚss llegado hasta nueva york en busca de una mejor vida, esta es nuestra principal noticia y ademÁs este ♪♪ ♪♪ prueba mÁs rÁpida luz verde para la primera prueba de aliento para detectar el covid-19 y los resultados solo demoran 3 minutos y tienen una eficacia de mÁs de 90%. >> libros prohibidos polÉmica por la prohibiciÓn de mÁs de mil libros por temas de identidad sexual y racismo. >> viernes santo estamos en iztapalapa mÉxico donde miles de feligrÉses catÓlicos reviven la tradiciÓn de vÍa crucis que por mÁs de dos aÑos se realizÓ sin pÚblico debido a la pandemia. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes les saluda johana suÁrez, gracias por estar con nosotros. a washington d.c. continÚan llegando autobuses con inmigrantes viados por el gobernador de texas, pero quÉ pasa con esos migrantes despuÉs? tenemos cobertura en equipo desde la capital del paÍs, y desde nueva york, uno de los puntos adonde los inmigrantes continÚan su camino y comenzamos en washington,

and it'sng not just greg abbott. it is the democrats in those local communities that have switched to the republican side. itthlo henry cuellar, who is a moderate democrat saying get involved. it is the bipartisan group that are telling joe biden not to repeal title forty two . we try to build the wall in the border system and buyuy that equipment from the united statesth because joe biden decided to just let it sit there and rough. it had already been paid for by the taxpayers.alre he decided that he wasn't goingi to selld that to texas. so what more can texas do?so wht well, we continue to have to deal with these problems, but the united states is not doing anything. it iso the government's job toal secure the border, but they have failed on that.cure well, the they've given up on a terrorists. but you know, the interesting thing is that the governorshey r mexico were complaining because there was a back up and anmomer traffic jam because governor abbott insisted on enhanced security inspections of what was coming

he's doing this in response to something greg abbott did.sed strict safety checks on trucks coming from several provinces in mexico so this is a huge economic problem for mexico. abbott said he would lift the new requirements if the mexican government of these providences though my provinces agreed to do something about them migrants. one province has now agreed, we hope others follow. we want to hear more about this from the governor of texas, greg abbott. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure, tucker. so what we've done is we implement it what we call enhanced safety inspections of every commercial vehicle coming across the border of every border crossing from mexico into the state of texas. and it had a protectable result, and that is it snarled traffic for miles in mexico, basically crushing economic conditions in these states as well as in the country of mexico and having severe economic consequent is for businesses in mexico and the predicable result is that these governors of states that are connected to texas woul

smart move by governor abbott, he knows what he's doing there.ouple of these guys are from venezuela. this is all right, five tell mike find kemal go to d.c. you know what the first thing they did? they registered as lobbyists. first thing they did come their cuff a lot up right now trying to twist menton's armand back better. they dress so nicely. athleisure, one guy had not matching nike head to toe. if you are fleeing a war-torn country seeking asylum and you show up looking that good, nobody's going to buy that. >> as soon as they get here we address them. come on, americans don't trust as well. look at that guy's shirt. look at the guys skinny jeans. showing up to america claiming you're fearing for your life trust that will appear is not gonna fly. they don't like stunts? biden says we don't like stunts. the democrats love stunts. ripping up trumps state of the union, they are laughing their butts off when they do the flip. >> remember the texas democrats who fled? here's the other thing, greg, they get here and then they just get to go whe

governor abbott is about to move illegal immigrants. the federal government is dumping them into his state. texas. abbott announced he will put them on charter buses headed for washington, d.c. he said he would do something big and this is it. all of it is in response to biden's upcoming end to title 42. that's the trump-era covid policy which lets border officials quickly deport larges groups of people who come across the border and abbott says the move is necessary to take some of the pressure off the overworked border agents. and more. >> joe biden has refused to come to the border to see the chaos he has created. we'll take the border to him. what is happening so far, those people will be getting on buses and going to san antonio or houston or other places like that. i think they need longer bus rides. >> harris: president biden is now facing bipartisan backlash, five senate democrats and six republicans are pushing a new bill which would block biden from ending title 42 without a detailed plan on how to handle the mass migration of

but why is abbott doing all of this? well according to his office, both actions are the first in a series of aggressive actions by the state of texas to secure the border in the wake of president biden's decision to end title 42 expulsions. title 42 is an emergency health order enacted by the trump administration during the pandemic to prohibit migrants from entering the u.s.. -- beto o'rourke said this to our colleague lawrence o'donnell about those new rules. >> it is going to jeopardize jobs throughout the state, and throughout the united states of america for that matter. it is going to increase prices at our grocery stores even higher, and it is worsening the supply chain problem that we already had. this didn't have to happen, it is the decision of one man, and one man alone, greg abbott. some kind of political stunt that does nothing to improve the safety or security at our border. >> hurts prices at the grocery store, hurts jobs, hurts the supply chain. issues that people across the state of texas, and across thi

greg abbott's greg abbott's border politics.hat r what d.c.. released a statement saying abbott is taking action to move migrants without adequately coordinating with the federal government and voter communities. back in texas he is creating chaos at the border, he has imposed new inspection rules for commercial trucks entering from mexico, saying it is to ensure no undocumented migrants or drugs are on board those trucks. the washington post reports, this has caused multi mile backups leading to supply chain delays, which are affecting hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the border. even the wall street journal editorial board says abbott actions have made the border mess even worse. the governors of two mexican states have now made an agreement with abbott to increase security measures on there and. that means there can be a return to normalcy in those entry points. but why is abbott doing all of this? well according to his office, both actions are the first in a series of aggressive actions by the state of texas to

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programa comenzamos con la frontera de texas tras el anuncio hecho por el gobernador de texas, greg abbott título 42 texas quiere lidiar con la llegada de inmigrantes hoy el estado hizo maniobras militares >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> equipos antimotines armados de la guardia nacional se desplazan en la frontera sur de texas para agredir a inmigrantes que llegan bajo el fin del título 42 >> así se prepara el equipo antimotín llevan chalecos antibalas al cruzar le río en la frontera noticias telemundo fue testigo de la detención de 20 inmigrantes en una casa de seguridad juan dejó méxico por la violencia >> me dieron la chance de quedarme y hacer cosas buenas aquí >> edwin a sus 16 años dejó su casa para ayudar a sus hermanos >> fernando garcía dice que es violento el despliegue militar y más transportarlos en autobuses a washington dc como dijo el gobernador de texas, greg abbott >> está usando familias inmigrantes y familias que piden asilo como parte de su agenda política pero también evidentemente sigue esta retórica que criminaliza >> camioneros están afectados en tiempos de cruce >> hacem

>> todd: a fox news alert, texas governor greg abbott has plan tos bus migrants from the lone star state to president biden's door step in washington, d.c. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. that announcement as they are defending a program to keep track of illegal immigrants by handing out free cell phones. ashley strohmier has the details. ashley. >> ashley: the texas governor saying the first place undocumented migrants dropped at the steps of the u.s. capitol in d.c. >> texas is providing charter buses to send these illegal immigrants dropped off by the biden administration to washington, d.c. we are sending them to the united states capitol, where the biden administration can immediately address the needs of the people they are allowing to cross the border. >> ashley: governor abbott mapped out his plan and along with charter buses, they will use flights to transport midprants released from federal custody to d.c. they are stemming flow of illegal crossings. this comes as white house plans to end title 42, opening the door for a l

ron desantis, greg abbott seeming to be in a battle to see who could be the most extreme this week, from a strict new abortion law and over-the-top redistricting efforts from the florida governor to immigration stunts gone wrong from his texas counterpart. it looks like the 2024 republican presidential race is already up and running. plus later on this hour an ohio district pulls the plug on a reading by an acclaimed children's author. the problem -- praf unicorns and rainbows. i want to begin with new comments from the first western leader to meet with putin since this invasion. on "meet the press" this morning austrian chancellor karl nehammer discussed his sit-down with the russian president who seems blind to his slew of losses over the past few weeks. >> i think he believes he is winning the war. >> did he give a rationale? did he explain what makes it seem as if things are looking better than he this look to the rest of us? >> no. i couldn't say that. he blames ukrainians to -- for genocide in the donbas region. he is now in his world but i think he knows now what is going on in uk

troopers found no evidence of drug trafficking during abbott's inspections. this well-publicized battle on immigration with the white house. in the end is this nothing more than a political stunt or is there more to it? >> well, alex, it's very hard to find drugs or illegal immigration when you're checking for tire pressure. so these additional inspections were conducted after u.s. customs and border patrol already did their drug sniffing dogs, their x-ray machines. these were nuisance inspections instituted to check for brake light problems, to make sure paperwork was in order. they did not have the jurisdiction to go into those trucks and really look at what was in them. so this really did engender the ire of a lot of texas and mexican business people, especially in the ephemeral world of produce, because days of sitting at the border meant a lot of produce was at risk of spoilage. >> i'm going to get to that in just one second, but before i do, give me a sense of the economic impact of this eye-rolling policy on businesses and the already strained supply c

courtesy of texas governor greg abbott.rted by ngo volunteers sent to final destinations in the u.s. >> what's wrong with the governor of texas bringing people to washington, d.c. they need to live it and see it like the people border states do. >> ron desantis told migrants not to come to the sunshine state warning life will not be easy for you. some on the first bus told fox news they were southbound to miami next. back in texas, agents say they are seeing an uptick in the number of large groups they're encountering. governor greg abbott warns it will only get worse when title 42 expulsions end in the next month. >> over the next year beginning may 23rd, there will be more people coming into the state of texas than even the largest city in the state of texas. that is an extraordinary challenge. >> members of texas' dps continue with their secondary searches of commercial trucks entering the country by order of the governor. >> our trooper instructors trained federally under the federal guidelines to detect the violation.

it is the white house blaming greg abbott for inflation? sec. psaki: i think we are trying to state the facts of another political stunt and the impact of it. there is over $1 million in trade crossing over the u.s.-mexico border every minute. it is affecting people's jobs across the country. it is not a political statement. what we are seeing with these unnecessary inspections of trucks are significant delays, which are resulting in a drop in commercial traffic of up to 60 or 70% in some ports. that it significantly impacting the local and regional supply chains. they are calling for the governor to reverse this self-inflicted gridlock. the economic impact is something that everyone is calling for a reversal of. reporter: does the white house view inflation is transitory? sec. psaki: that is the view of the federal reserve and they all say it will come down this year. reporter: just to make sure we are clear on the question of genocide. is it the u.s. policy that genocide has been committed in ukraine or was that the president's personal belief

governor abbott, if i may start with you. inside the interview with sean hannity, everybody has watched this d.c. program and the seventh bus is on its way to washington d.c. you suggested that you could send buses to delaware. are you going to follow-through with that? >> absolutely. there will be an eighth bus along the way later on today. we'll continue the bussing process every day for the reason that i think you mentioned earlier on. that is the biden administration has been dumping off of these migrants by the hundreds in local communities that do not have the ability to take care ordeal with these migrants that are being dropped off. as opposed to them being there in these small communities or the small communities having to spend money dealing with it, we decided to bus them to washington d.c. if biden won't come to the border, we're sending the border to biden and his administration so they can begin to grapple with the challenges we're dealing with. we'll be looking for other locations like delaware, biden's home st

en las Últimas horas llega un segundo autobÚs con indocumentados enviados por el gobernador greg abbotte texas complejos amenazas de la decisiÓn del gobierno de biden de ponerle fin el tÍtulo 42. carolina: esto incluye a las 30 personas que tambiÉn habrÍan llegado a la capital el dÍa de ayer, y que partieron hace semanas desde colombia, cuba, venezuela y nicaragua. edwin nos cuanto mÁs acerca de lo que podrÍa pasar con esas personas. edwin: estamos aquÍ en washington, d.c., donde en horas de la madrugada llegÓ un segundo bus desde texas con inmigrantes indocumentados, tal como lo habrÍa prometido el gobernador greg. >> para las personas que podÍan tomarlo voluntariamente fue lo que hicimos >> nos dieron todo lo que necesitÁbamos, fueron 30 horas. edwin: nos encontramos fuera de edificios de caridades catÓlicos, un grupo de migrantes que llegaron desde la frontera, conversamos fuera de cÁmara con la directora de comunicaciones y nos comenta que le han podido dar certificado de regalos, alimentaciÓn, informaciÓn adicional sobre dÓnde estÁn las organizaciones que podÍan ayudarlos, pero una

greg abbott has done a brilliant thing.r huge news of the day today is what appears to be a covid outbreak here in official washington. house speaker nancy pelosi, the biggest name to test positive. let's play the clip. >> we expected there to be ups and downs and increases. and with a transmissible a variant that is as transmissible covid will continue to be with us. >> mr. president, are you worried at all about covid coming back? >> need to fund the covid bill. need to fund it because we have got to be prepared [inaudible] >> are you worried about ba 2? >> [inaudible] >> a lot of concern about covid. the president is obviously an older gentlemen. there was video of him getting a kiss on the cheek from nancy pelosi. i'm not saying it's transmissible that way i don't know. but your thoughts on covid here in washington? >> well, i think it's -- you know, it's a troubling sign of the times. the gridiron dinner is really now turning out to be the source of so many people think that it was spread at that event. and if you have

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governor abbott reversed that policy. what ramifications could we still see? now. we saw miles of delays of trucks, we saw spoiled food and that means everything at the grocery store could go up, asparagus and peppers. governor abbott of texas announced he was going to allow for his department of public safety to check every commercial truck coming from mexico into the u.s. along the texas border. this caused miles of delays, caused mexican truckers to go on struck. the produce industry says they've lost about $240 million in sales because of this eight-day enhanced check. the governor says he was doing this in response to president biden noting he was going to repeal title 42. the governor said that he was doing this to check for human smuggling and drugs but what this did at the end of the day was cause massive trade disruptions and will take several weeks now for the supply chains to catch up, jessica. >> and to kind of unwind alm of that. let's talk mortgage rates. they hit 5% for the first time in over a decade. how is that going to impact those looking t

governor abbott says texas will send by bus to washington d.c.month involving its own military. this video was shot in texas were texas national guard soldiers in riot gear have a series of drills responding to mass migration event went title 42 drops. dhs projecting 18000 illegal crossings every day. governor abbott wants his soldiers ready for there is a caravan or surge on top of search for massive single crossing, he wants them ready for whatever comes may 23 and this isn't happening here, it's other hotspots like equal status past. this is from dps troopers this morning. these troopers were on patrol for migrant runners, not asylum seekers or family units, these other people who don't want cop hiding a brush. they tracked down and arrested about 17 of them this morning. this is not texas his job, the troopers should be patrolling highways but because the federal government are so overwhelmed they need to step up to fill the void through the governor's operation lone star. look at this photo out of the rio grande sector, this is live, this is

and governor abbott session that they have to volunteer to go to d.c.eat to have you with us. this legality of sending migrants that are normally processed in texas and sending them to washington d.c., the administration says you can't do that. sounds liked governor abbott might have to just wait and see whether the migrants are open to that. what is the rule here? >> you know, we have people that are -- we're releasing them to go wherever they need to go on a bus. the government will fund it. there's no shortfall of illegals wanting to go to that part of the country after we release them from custody. so i don't see a problem with it especially in the trip is free to them. by all means. let's share the wealth and see what we're seeing down here and maybe people will have a different view on it once they realize it's coming to their neighborhood, not ours. >> you could think they would welcome going to washington d.c. they would still have the phones, the devices that are supposed to track where they are. they can always get rid of them, i know. but the

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