>> government abbott, thank you so much for being with us. >> my pleasure.julie. >> i want to start with the news of the morning the president saying he will have some type of announcement on reciprocal tariffs in the coming days. now, he has paused tariffs for now on mexico and canada. bloomberg had a story earlier this week in lo rado, very concerned about these. are you concerned this will affect the texas economy? >> not really. and there's a reason for that. that's because he had these tariff announcements during his first term as president and it didn't really impact the texas economy. the texas economy is the most powerful economy in the united states. and we're able to withstand all types of challenges. to be honest, i'm not really concerned about this. and we've seen as everybody observed and that is sometimes these tariffs are used strategically to achieve certain purposes like what happened with mexico and canada. and it worked out to the united states advantage that certain board security measures were taken by mexico as well as fentanyl issues w

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so it's an honor to host abbott here at the harrisburg book festival here at midtown cinema. so without further ado, please join me in giving a warm round of applause. yeah, yeah. thank you everybody for coming out. thank you, stewart. for that introduction and i really appreciate your enthusiasm for jude law and for this story in general. oh, yes. but i can't even tell you how many movies we played here with jude in it. so he's definitely been a lot of wonderful independent movies. so let's just jump right into it. in eden undone, you focus this group of eccentric ex, i guess. i think that's a kind word for these people very word. and i find them fascinating. well, unpack them in a second. and of course, they take a pilgrimage to the galapagos. now, what first sparked your interest in their stories? so i've been wanting to write the story for a very long time. i think about 12 years now. and i one day scrolling through newspaper archives dot com as writers and maybe some of you do and i was looking for something else and i happened this tabloid passage a headline that was so

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cheryl: texas governor greg abbott on his meeting with president trump at the white house yesterday.50 encounters across the entire lone star state on a single day this week. fox's bill melugin calling the number unheard of, pointing there were 11,000 crossings in one day in december 2023 under president biden. attorney general pam bondi ordering the department of justice to cut off funding for any sanctuary city that refuses to cooperate with the federal immigration authorities. new york city mayor eric adams will be one of several sanctuary city mayors set to testify before the house oversight committee next month. i want to bring in texas congressman troy nehls. your reaction to not just the new numbers but also the move by pam bondi against sanctuary cities. >> cheryl, thank you for having me. just been released, texas is the fastest growing state in the union so congratulations to my home state, the great state of texas. you know, we have over 30 million people that call the great state of texas home and i think governor abbott, i listened to some of his interview with the presi

. >> texas governor abbott has offered thousands of prison cells in texas to house detainees. do you plan to take them up on that offer and also the 1400 acres that they had offered for detention center. >> look, i've met with hundreds of sheriffs. we were looking at, you know, contracts with sheriffs for their beds which come at a reduced cost. the most expensive beds we have, the one the us government owns, so we're looking at the sheriffs across the country and governor made an offer yesterday so we'll be looking at that all cards on the table. we're looking for as many beds as we can get. we just got to hope congress gets the funding to buy as many beds we need and i know they're talking about that today, so hopefully we'll get a budget we can increase. >> guatemala and mexican national guard at the border. do you have any idea what their mission is going to look like the same as the first trump administration going to help to secure the border. >> i mean, president trump has made it clear in mexico mexico has to help, you know. guarding their southern northern borders kee

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reportera: el gobernador greg abbott se reÚne con el el presidente, donald trump para reforzar la fronterade $11,000,000,000 para militarizar la frontera y evitar miles de cruces. lÍderes republicanos en texas pretenden invertir mÁs de 6000 millones para aprobar las polÍticas migratorias de trump. es nuestro primer recorrido . >> esta persona estÁ tranquilo. reportera: en los senderos hoy sÓlo quedan muestra de aquellos que lograron pasar el rÍo grande. >> hay muchas personas que siguen cruzando de manera ilegal. reportera: asÍ luce la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico. >> siempre tenemos que estar preparados para cualquier amenaza. reportera: siguen llegando recursos a la frontera. eliÁn: en maryland, una jueza frenÓ la orden ejecutiva de el el presidente, donald trump que pretende quitarle el derecho a los hijos nacidos en estados unidos por indocumentados. >> es un gran alivio para mÍ y para las mamÁs de esta comunidad. eliÁn: esta orden ejecutiva tambiÉn habÍa sido bloqueado por otro juez. un sargento de la policÍa de los Ángeles arrolla a un joven y su familia pide justicia. eliÁ

>> you know, harris, again i mentioned what governor abbott did.ed the cartels at foreign terrorist designations at the time. the cartels are still a threat to our national security. have to focus on going after the high ranking cartels. the two most powerful are sin leo and operating in 54 countries now. to go after the cartels with the designation and using department of defense and military forces is to go after the core. after the accountants, bankers, lawyers, where the money flows to slight these cartels and give them that power is what we need to focus on. it's not just domestically but globally as well going after the organizations. we've seen in the last couple of weeks how the cartels have escalated their threat violence towards law enforcement and more so now we're seeing weaponizeed drones that have the capability to drop explosives and shows working on the border has become more volatile and we need to focus on cartels and dismantle those organizations. >> harris: you mentioned sinaloa. what was the second one you were talking about? i

the long—standing labour mp diane abbott was also the deputy prime minister angela rayner too.egret my badly misjudged comments in his constituency in greater manchester, his remarks have already offended some. that type of person. it doesn't surprise me at all and he's got what's supportive, extremely surlportiva _ planning of new houses being built _ and he dealt with it. the conservatives say mr gwynne�*s posts were nasty did any of them call it out? doesn't take action against everyone in the group very quickly we know that there is still a problem with the labour party. labour says it's investigating the whatsapp group which leaves in their first interview, jenni and david stancombe, bebe king, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the sunday times, they wanted the girls to be remembered for their personalities not what happened to them. who was seven — have given taking the bins out, and she would be like, �*i'll come.�* she was grateful for life." bebe�*s mother, who can't be named for legal reasons, said her daughter had the power to connect with people. both fami

governor abbott, good to see you as always. you call today's executive order, quote, a nonpartisan, bipartisan issue. obviously, there are democrats who disagree with you. why is it important to you to highlight this issue? >> well. >> for. >> one. i've signed. >> two laws in. >> the state of. >> texas that. >> ban men and women's sports. >> it's just. >> common. >> sense that we need to. >> promote women. >> and have. >> women participate. >> separate from men. >> and what president. trump did. >> was to. >> for one. >> override the. >> misguided executive. >> executive order that. >> was put. >> in place by. >> president biden that. >> by the. >> way, was overturned. >> by a court. but also. what president trump. >> did was. >> to sign a. >> common sense executive order. >> most of. >> america. >> they don't want men. >> and women's sports. >> there's absolutely no need. >> for that. >> and so this is. >> a restoration. >> of common. >> sense in the united states of america. >> is this only applicable to to adults? to men? i

governor abbott is obviously a great friend and ally to the president, he has been on the frontlines of the border crisis in this country. as for governor newsom, the president is willing to work with anybody, from blue states to red states, to do what is best for the american people, and the president really enjoyed his trip to the civic palisades last week, he felt very inspired by the frustration of the residents there and he has been wholeheartedly committed to ensuring that the water is flowing in california to prevent these wildfires and also that people have access to their properties. he has continued to apply tremendous pressure to governor newsom and also the los angeles mayor to allow private residents and property owners to access their property, he believe that is their right to do so and they should be able to do it. and before i write, because i do have to get to these meetings and i will see you all at the eo-signing this afternoon. you brought to mind california and north carolina will continue to be in our hearts. the president and this administration are committed

. >> greg abbott is. >> selling this private. >> school voucher scam by calling it school choice. >> taking. >> money out of. >> our public. schools and giving. it to. >> wealthy parents. >> who don't need. >> it. >> vouchers would be a. >> massive historic. transfer of wealth from. >> the. >> bottom to the top. >> democratic texas state representative james talarico joins me now. i want you to lay this out for us, because i saw that video and it really got my attention because school choice has a great ring to it. why wouldn't people why wouldn't parents want more choices for their kids at one of the most important things possible their education? but you have proposed that it's welfare for the wealthy. explain. >> yeah. >> i'm all for. >> more choice in education. you know, before i ran for office, i was a public school teacher. and i'm for more. >> academies. more magnets, more early. >> college high. >> schools. >> and frankly, more. >> nonprofit. >> high quality. >> public charter schools. but what. >> i'm. >> not for. >> is giving our hard. >> earned tax dollars to unaccountabl

and now greg abbott is proposing to allow the 250,000 home school kids and the 750,000 private schoolvantage of that limited pot of money. and if we let that happen, we're not going to have public schools for that much longer. and this is part of a nationwide trend that we're seeing of politicians and their billionaire mega-donors trying to dismantle our public school system. >> so this is why we need to understand it, because what's happening in texas, the president is pushing on a national scale. if this were to happen in your state and across the country, what do you believe it will do to education? >> well, elon musk bought the presidency, and now the richest man in the world wants to abolish the department of education. and it's not just elon. all across the country, billionaires are trying to destroy our public schools here in texas. greg abbott is defunding our classrooms because a group of billionaires who want to privatize our schools paid him millions to do so. i mean, this is all public. you can look it up, google the names jeff yass, tim dunne, betsy devos, all the attacks

racist comments about diane abbott and sexist comments about the deputy prime minister, angela raynerid: "i deeply regret my badly misjudged comments "and apologise for any offence i have caused." he talked about it being an honour to be in a cabinet with keir starmer. he said he was saddened to be suspended because he has also separately from hisjob in government and suspended from the party. an investigation is now taking place into those conversations on the whatsapp group. the mail on sunday said the whatsapp group was called trigger me timbers and that not only andrew gwynne was on it at more than a dozen labour councillors, party officials, and at least one other mp. all of them are based on the outskirts of manchester. this goes beyond andrew gwynne. i think this is where the problem lies now for keir starmer and his government. we have heard from labour ministers today, they said keir starmer acted decisively and that the language used that has been reported on was completely unacceptable. even yesterday, we had a statement from downing street saying the prime minister is dete

reyna: el gobernador greg abbott se reÚne la casa blanca junto el presidente trump para lograr refuerzosos dicen apoyar la polÍtica de trump aÚn cuando el logos nÚmeros de cruces ahÍ han disminuido. esta madrugada cunda los puentes federales del valle del rÍo grande nos conducen a lo largo del cerco fronterizo. >>un muro de aproximadamente 30 pies de altura. reyna: pero hoy estÁ sorprendentemente tranquilo. incluso en los senderos por donde las autoridades veÍan llegar a cientos de personas, hoy sÓlo quedan muestras de quienes lograron cruzar el rÍo grande. botellas de agua y ropa esparcida por el suelo. asÍ luce la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico desde el rÍo, en calma tras el endurecimiento de polÍticas migratorias. >>tenemos que ser preparados para cualquier emergencia. elian: una jueza frenÓ la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump que pretende quitarle el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento a los hijos de personas sin documentos. representa un triunfo en las madres embarazadas quienes interpusieron esta demanda. >>es la ansiedad de pensar que mi niÑa no va a tener la misma

diane abbott, the first black woman mp to have and it points out that these are incredibly offensivehat he has been sacked. so the paper had approached the labour party and downing and sacked andrew green as a health minister and also suspended him from the labour party pending an investigation. so there has been a statement from number ten, a spokesperson saying that the prime minister is determined to uphold high standards of conduct in public office and he will not hesitate to take action against any minister who fails to meet these standards as he has in this case. now, the labour party says it's going to be investigating these comments made in this whatsapp group, and it says swift action will be taken if individuals are found to have breached the high standards expected of them. so i think the party, downing street, are very keen action. in a statement on x, saying that he regrets those comments and is sad to have been suspended from the party. he is a long standing mp, as i said, but i think, you know, keir starmer has had resignations already in his government. so definitely

the guards men are required to be accompanied by border patrol agents so for years, governor greg abbotty to deputy size state and local law enforcement to make these immigration arrests now the pathway is open, ash. ashley: yeah, these are the times he's been dreaming of. all right, madison, thank you very much. come bag in here, mike murphy. of course, weave been talking about this issue for years. what do you make of president trump's crackdown at southern border? >> well, i think any u.s. citizen pes to keep illegal people dangerous to the country out of the country. there's a pathway for immigrants as my parents were, there's a pathway for immigrants to come into the country legally. i think really when you take that -- safety of the u.s. is going to extrapolate into a stronger u.s. and stronger u.s. consumer and to tie it into the markets, what president trump's allowing down at the border is going to be positive for business in the u.s., it'll be positive for the markets so he said he would do it and he's doing it. ashley: oh, yes he is. totally agree. mike murphy. thank you so mu

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abbott: i personally have not seen them. i know the announcement has been made of the mexican troops going to the border. i can tell you what i've seen in the past and that is whenever mexico does send troops to the border, it has an immediate impact, an immediate reduction in the number of people crossing the border illegally and i have to assume this will replicate this and could be larger because in the past i've seen 1,000 or 2,000, not 10,000 and if they do that it will have an enormous impact and we'll see almost an immediate elimination of any illegal border crossings. [inaudible question] mr. abbott: i've sat down with the speaker in the speaker's office and had the opportunity to visit. >> we're going to leave this to take you live to the house floor where they are working a fentanyl bill. thout objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will call up the -- does the gentleman call up legislation? h.r. 27? >> mr. speaker, i call up h.r. 27. the

so i'm proud to support governor abbott's request for the state to be reimbursed.colleagues on the house and senate appropriations committees should expect me and senator cruz and the entire texas delegation to be strongly advocating for reis reimbursement for texas in the coming weeks, and i look forward to working with them in order to make this a reality. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i come to the floor today to talk to you about president trump's tariffs. the media is in full meltdown. they're in a full meltdown mode after president trump imposed duties and ret t t t tall -- retaliatory tariffs on countries that have been ripping the united states off. globalists and other countries are fine with imposing tariffs on the united states but when it comes to president trump trying to equalize it up, establish a level playing field for domestic producers, well, that's a bridge too far. no one has been paying attention to president trump -- if they haven't been paying attention to president trump,

lidia no wang de abbott service una comunidad dedicada a servir a la gente en situaciÓn de calle. >>n inglÉs] >> la ordenanza requerirÍa que las personas en situaciÓn de calle desalojen parques, calles y Áreas pÚblicas de manera voluntaria. antes de hacerse acreedores a sanciones como multas o detenciones. incluye campamento de carpas, incluso personas que viven en casas motorizadas. para wan esta ordenanza serÍa una ordenanza inÚtil para la ciudad. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> visitamos un campamento dentro de la ciudad. nos encontramos moisÉs, originario de salvador y que lleva seis meses viviendo. >> hay gente que no le gusta y que discriminan al pobre. >> que se pongan en los zapatos de nosotros. o el seÑor josÉ arroyo, con casi 63 aÑos dijo haber caÍdo en situaciÓn de calle hace cuatro y que a pesar de ser tÉcnico automotriz por su edad no pueden encontrar trabajo. >> [habla en inglÉs] bueno, pero no hay trabajo. porque estoy viejo. >> todas las personas con quienes platicamos aseguren que no estÁn en esta situaciÓn por gusto, y que buscan la oportunidad es salir ad

the labour mp diane abbott was the subject of reportedly angela rayner.diham and brierfield. the hard work starts now. i will not let you down. so one of the youngest mps in parliament, along damian grammaticas, bbc news. world leaders and tech experts are convening in paris today the artificial intelligence action summit will see our ai correspondent marc cieslak reports. experts are gathering in paris for the ai action summit. a back seat as event organisers say the summit will be more on jobs and the environment as well as al's development for the betterment of humanity or the public good. a lot of the work here explores the opportunities, hey, you all right? yeah. the relationships — the global relationships, because ai is becoming an increasingly important there in britain, and ensuring the summit�*s hosted by french president emmanuel macron. congratulations, mr vice president. cheering. in attendance will be us vice presidentjd vance hassabis of google deepmind, as well as chinese vice premier has shaken up the industry with its cheaper approach th

so, rather than, you know, us hearing for the last four years, greg abbott, he can't even touch themause the federal authorities control the border now the state is helping the feds. might not be the same case in arizona or new mexico, but it is in texas. >> lawrence: so, let me give some color to this. some of this stuff has just been overcomplicated. all right. let me give you an example. yesterday, we were on the horses with the mounted unit. one of the agents said, listen, some of our equipment is outdated. and i'm wondering, secretary, if you can get this approved. she goes i'll sign the invoice when we get back to the office. let's just get this going. this doesn't have to go through all this bureaucracy. if you guys need things to keep the american public safe, let's just get it going. just the look on these guys' faces like you can do that? we haven't been using the tools that we have authorized to us. and this administration, i know there has been some bumps in the road, but, they are simplifying the process of getting things done. >> brian: right. i will tell you what. ther

governor greg abbott said texas will add another 20 miles of border wall soon.also offered two military bases and jail cells in texas that can be used as detention facilities. a new move in the president's push to downsize the government. the cia is now offering buyouts toe its entire staff. abc news reports 40,000 federal workers have accepted resignation offers to leave the federal government. administration officials say they expect that number to grow tomorrow. >> meantime, today, president trump signed a new executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports. this is the latest action taken by the white house targeting the transgender community. the president says schools that do not comply with this order could lose federal funding and face investigation. >> from now on, women's sports will be only for women. >> this has never really been about trans people in sports, and particularly trans women and girls in sports. this has always been about trying to erase us from society. >> san jose state's women's volleyball team found

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and the prime minister has been very clear from day one of this labour government colleague diane abbott sexist comments about the deputy prime minister, angela rayner. he's since apologised, saying, "i deeply regret my offence i've caused." that was a big whatsapp group with a lot of other labour members on. doesn't take action against everyone in that group and messages sent. rajdeep sandhu, bbc news. some news. i can you that plymouth have can tell you that plymouth have beaten liverpool 1—0, and a bit of background to this, plymouth are doing great when it are not doing great when it comes to the league they are but 77 j but 77 only won ilii, in championship ih ichampiahfzzhip ih in championship in the three and it was in last three months and it was in their last game against west brom, but have beaten brom, but plymouth have beaten liverpool, meaning that brom, but plymouth have beaten liverpool, meaning ti dream is liverpool's quadruple dream is over, and somebody who about this 7 7 ' abbdi this far about this far better me is who joins us than me is gavin whojoins us the bbc spor

public office, and he's acted decisively to dismiss andrew gwynne for that reason. colleague diane abbottmments but the conservatives want further action, with concerns in the labour party. and messages sent. war on his country. it's winning. his first promise was to fix it within 24 hours. and the whole trump administration to achieve but speaking today i do not see that happening. this will be a much more difficult nut to crack given the interests of the sides in this war, given in russian and ukrainian media and what is said there interesting to that the conversation in notice that the conversation in the media in notice that the conversation in the media both in russian and ukrainian mostly switched to a different angle. are different angle. they are discussing what is to if discussing what is to happen if those peace negotiations to so it gives us an idea 7: 7 both countries do that both countries do anticipate that that is to move. _iii! _iim going to move. about the call which happened or the for the russian spokesperson for the russian :—~: — he can spokesperson for the russian r’

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a great friend of mine and he has really helped us at the border, greg abbott. thank you.im pillen, where are you. very good. are you feeling good? not -- you had a bad fall. you are doing all right? brad little, thank you brad. good job. good job, do you like education going back to your state you will make it top right? just so people understand, in the education world you ranked very poorly for 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we are at the bottom of the pack almost always are very close to and it just came out we are 40 out of 40. if we move it back to the states i can guarantee you if you take idaho, iowa, almost any of the states i am looking at now they will be as good as norway -- you have norway, sweden, denmark. i must say you have china that's very high in the pack. china is very big but they do a good job. but we will have at least 35 of our states that will be as good or better than any of those countries. [applause] pres. trump: attorney general steve marshall, thank you very much steve. general tim griffin, thank you. a person who was so wonderful, brenna

host: governor abbott was in washington yesterday talking to president trump behind closed doors and told reporters he had asked the president to reimburse $11 billion for building the wall and defending the border. he said that is how much texas taxpayers had to pay and wants reimburse and for it. here is randy in michig cap --, "the democratic party on the -- needs to concentrate on the voters of this country and not impeach trump again. he is only a one term felon. guest: 34 convictions one time, maybe. with reference to what the governor said about the federal government reimbursing. this is the same governor who turns down $100 billion, billion , $100 billion for medicaid to help poor people in the state of texas. $100 billion. he is not about doing the righteous thing. he chose to do it. texas can choose to do what it wants. that is the way the system was set up. but, i would like to talk to the governor about the $100 billion that he will not take for medicaid. the glo, the government land office was charged with the responsibility of dispersing money for hurricane harvey. tri

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. >> la visita del secretario de defensa ocurre cuando el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, anunciÓ quer en la separaciÓn de familias, va a resultar en miedo y desconfianza en las autoridades, en las comunidades de color y las comunidades fronterizas. >> residentes en ciudades fronterizas hoy compartÍan su preocupaciÓn. >> tambiÉn es peligroso porque el trabajo de migraciÓn o de la guardia y de la policÍa. >> ellos no tienen ningÚn derecho para detener a nadie. >> el endurecimiento de la vigilancia en la frontera se da cuando el nÚmero de arrestos por redadas en interior del paÍs continÚa aumentando. julio la visita del secretario de defensa a la frontera fue breve, pero su mensaje verdaderamente fue contundente. dijo que todos los recursos necesarios para sellar esta frontera de una vez por todas estarÁn disponibles. actualmente hay mÁs de 4000 soldados asistiendo a la guardia, a la patrulla fronteriza y 500 mÁs estÁn en camino ya esta semana. >> julio francisco cuevas muchas gracias por ese informe. vamos entonces con arantxa loizaga que nos tiene aquÍ un adelanto de las noticias que

announcement included a picture here that shows the company's ceo hanging out with texas governor greg abbottthe company is the latest tech business to move from the bay area to the lone star state. joining companies like oracle, tesla, and acts. >> president donald trump says he wants to sign an executive order promoting a plastic straws. this comes after the biden administration sought to phase out single-use plastics from federal government operations on truth the president posted, quote, i will be signing an executive order next week ending the ridiculous biden push for prey paper straws which don't work back to plastic, end quote. single-use plastic straws are already banned in several bay area cities, including san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and alameda. and those communities paper straws are the most common alternative used to reduce waste and pollution because they're considered more environmentally friendly than alameda reactions are mixed on their viability. >> it feels a little bit different and it's a little hard, it gets the job that they may feel more inconvenient sometimes.

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a great friend of mine and he's really helped us at the border, done a great job, of texas, greg abbottank you, greg. jim pillen, where are you? jim, very good. are you feeling good? he had a bad fall. you doing all right, huh? good. you look great. brad little. brad, thank you, brad. good job. good job. you like education going back to your state? you'll make it tops, right? just so people understand, in the education world, we're ranked very poorly, 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries, we're at the bottom of the pack almost always or very close to it. that just came out, we're 40-40. and if we move it back to the states, i will guarantee you that if you take idaho, you take iowa, you take almost any of the states that i'm looking at right now, they'll be as good as norway, you have norway, sweden, denmark. i must say you have china that's very high in the pack which is no longer we can say it has to be a small area. china is very big but they do a very good job. we'll have at least 35 of our states that will be as good or better than any of those countries and we have to get it done. at

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texas governor greg abbott deputized texas national guard with immigration and arrest ing authority.o their jobs now. >> lawrence: he needed approval from the administration to do that. joe biden could have done that years ago. you have feds that want to work with texas. they have been partners entire way. the border is empty, never seen numbers so low. >> brian: down 92%. thank you so much. >> ainsley: 10-day span. see you tomorrow. 10-day span, donald trump has deported or arrested almost 8000 illegals. >> steve: he promised. >> ainsley: he did. >> brian: robert kraft is next. mylowe's rewards week is here and so are some of our biggest deals. members save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online, because you're a big deal. so join for free today and save now before rewards week ends. >> steve: later today lawyers for blake lively and ballard will will meet in the courtroom. "it ends with us movie" case between the two actors. >> brian: chanley painter, it begins with you. chant the movie stars will not be in court in person today. blake lively is accusing justin bal bald

just last thursday governor abbott thanked me for the commitment of wyoming people that they have shown in securing our borders and he wanted me to convey that thank you to you. please, members, let's let trooper kelly and all those who stood watch to protect our borders to know how much we appreciate them. [applause] wyoming people also thank those who stepped forward as the sword and the shield of this great state. members of our national guard are warriors and guardians. today more than 500 of our soldiers, airmen and women are deployed in the middle east and south america protecting our freedoms. others will soon be traveling for the inauguration to help secure it in washington, d.c. and at this very moment wyoming air guard members are flying critical missions in california fighting the devastating wildfires there, just as firefighters from california has helped us in the past. our thoughts and prayers are with the people of southern california. and i hope that you hold all of our guard troops and their families in your prayers, in your thoughts. they are truly exceptional, and the