homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas telling haitians not to travel to the us by sea.er the recent presidential assassination. one of the american suspect arrested for the crime worked as a confidential dea's source, joseph vincent, one of the individuals in the white shirt, the suspects have reached out after the assassination and urged him to surrender. jillian: democrats unveiling a $3 billion budget resolution. it is an infrastructure deal funding social programs, climate and green energy programs among many others. senate majority leader chuck schumer said every major program president biden has asked us for is funded in a robust way and we are making some additions to it. if the proposal passes both chambers that will allow democrats to avoid a gop filibuster using the reconciliation process. the budget resolution will require backing for every democrat. teen pop star olivia roderigo headed to the white house to promote vaccines to young americans. the disney actress will meet with president biden and doctor anthony fauci to record videos that will be shared with

. >> reporter: despite calls for us officials to intervene, alejandro mayorkas once a refugee himself says those who attempt to flee will be turned away. >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. >> reporter: some help might be on the way from florida's governor after internet and social media accesses block to stop the flow of information during the unrest. >> what does the regime do when you start to see these images? they shutdown the internet. they don't want the truth to be out. we should be able to provide internet service via satellite. we have companies on the space coast that launch these things. >> reporter: cuban officials blaming the us for the uprising and the refugee crisis that may follow saying Í the government of the united states of being directly involved and theories responsibility in the incident that occurred on july 11th and it will be responsible for the consequences that arise. dhs has deployed coast guard jets to watch for migrants trying to escape to the us by sea. todd: the juxtaposition, the hypocrisy that can

gobierno de biden, ssobre todo luego de lo que dijo el secretario de seguridad a nacional, alejandro mayorkas que no vengan acÁ? >> necesitamos estar aquÍ para poder afirmar el pueblo cubano que estÁ sufriendo, no medicinas, no comida y ya es tiempo que hace libertad. edwin: gracias. precisamente lo que dices no es cierto, el propio departamento de estado ha dicho que estados unidos al aÑo manda mÁs de $175,000,000 pero se rÉgimen cubano que no maneja esta ayudade la forma correcta. se enciende una luz para los . soqadores que aspiran a daca! es que la administracion biden asigno personal adicional para revisar las solicitudes que estan en curso.adicionalmente, la oficina federal de servicios de inmigracion se comprometio con congresistas a realizar una campaqa para educar a solicitantes potenciales sobre los requisitos que deben llenar... se destapa un escandalo al interior de la patrulla fronteriza, luego de conocerse que dos de sus oficiales en texas habrian recibido pagos de grupos criminales para introducir narcoticos y pasar indocumentados hacia estados unidos.la patrulla fronteriza n a

along those lines, joining me now the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. us. what can you tell us about who took this ransomware group offline? >> so, thank you very much for having me this morning. we can't really comment on that publicly right now, but i will say the president has spoken very strongly about the fact that nation states have a responsibility to identify and hold accountable cyber criminals within their boundaries. and that is what we are moving forward on. >> in their boundaries. well, that's interesting. should i read from that that russia itself may have played a role in this? >> so, forgive me, i can't comment on that now, but we are vigilant in our nation's cyber security and we are working with our allies and other nation states because this is a crime that knows no boundaries actually. >> consider yourself forgiven because the united states today is also instituting some new measures, some new processes to deal with ransomware. explain exactly what's happening. >> so, we have already begun an all of government effort to increase the

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> no business is too small to be a victim. >> reporter: this morning the government is launching a joint effort by homeland security and the justice department stopransomwear.gov, a website with resources for tools for companies to help identify, report and prevent cyber attacks. the what kind of hard core tangible assistance kur offer? >> we have tremendous cyber expertise. we can assist a company from getting it testify out without having to pay the criminal wrong doers. >> the prif sector does not have the opportunity to go over to a foreign government and it -- russia linked cyber criminals now a top cyber security concern creating fuel shortages. meat supplier jbs hit by revil, a hacker group estimated to have netted more than $120 million in ransom, but this morning revil is offline. its online footprint appearing to vanish from the web. that sudden disappearance coming just days after president biden called on russia's vladimir putin to do something about the cyber hacks. >> expect them to ask if we give them enough information to

jillian: enough is enough, johnson wants alejandro mayorkas to resign, that congressman joins us to resign♪♪ have a nice day ♪♪ ♪you fill up my senses todd: texas democrats testify calling for congress to pass voting rights legislation on a federal level, this as they look to block a gop voting reform bill. >> this idea this bill makes voting easier i don't see how. >> the bills that were filed would do more harm than good. >> i left texas and glad i did. i give my people a right to vote without being infringed upon. todd: lawmakers meeting virtually with stacy abrams as well as bill and hillary clinton for what they describe as strategic advice. jillian: illegal immigrants may soon be allowed to work, house democrats passing legislative budget allows members of congress to hire d's of the aca recipients or dreamers, progressive state insurers diversity. the bill most of the senate. a federal judge deemed the daca program unconstitutional warning the biden administration to stop all applicants. month after becoming the white house point person on the migrant crisis, kamala harris combats r

as homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas puts out a warning to anybody fleeing cuba as wellhaiti. watch. >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. again, i repeat, do not risk your life attempting to enter the united states illegally. you will not come to the united states. maria: joining me right now to discuss this is washington examiner commentary writer, tiana lowe. what's your take on secretary mayorkas' warning there? >> it's a bit rich, maria. after the biden administration tore apart the third country agreements that the trump association successfully negotiated with the northern triangle countries. when we want to stick it to refugees is when we have people percent cuted by a communist -- persecuted by a communist dictatorship, when they travel to the first safe country they could reach, which is the u.s. this seems obviously like the wrong time if you want to flex the immigration hawk muscle given

. >> await security secretary alejandro mayorkas will visit guatemala.red priorities with guatemalan officials and meet with members of the dhs workforce which meanwhile ohio's governor is dispatching 14 state troopers to the border. the republican responding to a request for assistance from texas governor greg abbott. he says members of the ohio state highway patrol will be at the border for two weeks, law enforcement of the border surveillance, and the line has committed to sending more national guard troops to the border later this year. today president biden plans to address the nation on the fight against covid his concerns over the delta variant rise. mark joins us as pressure builds for the white house to lift international travel limits. >> president biden insists the us is making great progress against the pandemic but health officials are increasingly concerned and tracking the delta variant as it spreads in some communities nationwide. later today the president will update the nation on the pandemic. over the weekend the white house missed its

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas warned cuban migrants not to come to the u.s., so where was that warningrants flooding into thely owe of grand valley? --ly owe of grand valley shall -- rio grande valley. griff: carlos jiminez joins us live, next experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing. do you struggle to fall on asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. griff: florida lawmakers are blasting dhs for treating cuban migrants differently than illegal migrants crossing the rio grande river. >> you saw the forceful statement from mayorkas almost immediately, where was that forceful statement when joe biden was running for president or when he became president? griff: this as cubans from orlando are heading to washington, d.c. to protest at the white house. here to react, florida congressman, carlos jiminez. thank you

. >> the dhs secretary, alejandro mayorkas, he's headed back to guatemala, addressing the root causes this illegal immigrant crisis. was do you make of the biden administration's emphasis on addressing the root causes in do you think there could be something positive that comes from this or is it a big waste of time? >> i suppose there's potential there but the root cause of this surge that's on the border and this uncontrolled pipeline is the reversal of the policies that were allowing people to wait in mexico for asylum claims, the accords with the northern triangle about asylum reforms. the root cause of the problem, the root cause of the chaos is because they reversed the policies. working with guatemala, working with the northern triangle on governs and anti-corruption activities, that's well and good but that's not going to stop the surge that's occurring on the border right now. we've encouraged people to send or bring their children to the border and the root cause of the chaos is the reversal of the policies. >> ron vitiello, thanks so much, thanks for your take on that this

this comes as homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas warned asylum seekers feeling danger haitiand cuba by sea, that they will not be admitted to the united states. mayorkas is himself a cuban immigrant who fled the island as a child with his family. immigrant justice advocates are urging the biden administration to have a more humane approach and to stop enforcing anti-immigrant policies. we will have more on cuba after headlines. in south africa, police said the death toll from ongoing protests and unrest has risen to at least 72 people. over 1200 people have been arrested in south africa. the demonstrations erupted after former president jacob zuma, who was charged with contempt of court, began his 15-month jail sentence for refusing to testify in a corruption probe. demonstrators have expressed frustration with entrenched poverty and inequity, as south africa battles a devastating wave of covid-19. in the occupied west bank city of ramallah, thousands gathered for the burial of human rights activist suha jarrar, who was found dead at her home sunday at the age of 31. she rep

homeland security alejandro mayorkas, himself from cuba, issuing a strong warning to those crossing thelorida straits. >> allow me to be clear, if you take to the seas, you will not be come to the united states. >> reporter: that's not stopping many cubans desperate to leave. according to the u.s. coast guard, this year has seen as many since 2017. it's driven by despair. after 16 days at sea, these cubans had to be rescued when their overloaded boat capsized off the coast of florida. >> they just had a wave take them out. the boat flipped over. >> reporter: not everyone is so lucky. the coast guard reporting nearly 20 cubans died in recent weeks. this woman's daughter and two grandchildren were lost at sea in march along with two others. beatriz told me that her daughter was trying to reunite with her husband in florida. my daughter say good mother, beatriz says, she wouldn't have done this if everything wasn't safe, if everything wasn't okay. she wouldn't have put them through this. her children are everything to her. with daily covid-19 cases more than tripling in the last three week

let's talk about what we're hearing from the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas.re seeing senators, marco rubio tweeting about this as things escalate. what is your sense of why this is coming out now, what pressure the administration is under and what's next here? >> well, good morning, kasie. the problem right now that the biden administration is confronting is that cuba policy was not a priority for them. they've made very clear in the first six months of this administration that it was not a top priority. now, they're being forced to handle it and forced to talk about it. we saw yesterday that mayorkas, the dhs secretary did a press conference, amid big fears people will take to the streets to come to the united states. whether it's the haitians as they see the civil unrest following the assassination of the president there. and cuba, with the protesters, with the frustration and desperation caused by the dictatorship that's run for 62 years. so, they're telling people, you know, we don't want to see a mass migration crisis. they've already heard fears from di

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas himself an immigrant from cuba issuing a stark warningthinking of crossing the florida straits. >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. >> reporter: but that's not stopping many cubans desperate to leave. according to the u.s. coast guard, this year has seen the highest number of cuban migrants since 2017. the journey often perilous is driven by despair. after 16 days at sea, these cubans had to be rescued when their overloaded boat capsized off the coast of florida. >> they just had a wave take them out. the boat just flipped over. >> not everyone is so lucky. the coast card reporting nearly 20 cubans died in recent weeks. beatrice told me her daughter was trying to reunite with her husband in florida. >> translator: my daughter is a good mother, she says. she wouldn't have done this if everything wasn't safe, if everything wasn't okay, she wouldn't have put them through this. her children are everything to her. with daily covid-19 cases more than tripling in the last three weeks and the g

alicia: homeland securitying secretary alejandro mayorkas set to travel to guatemala next week as migrantsontinue to make the dangerous journey to our southern border. the trip will come nearly a month after vice president kamala harris create visited the region and as she continues to face criticism for her role in handling the migrant crisis. bill melugin is live on the border in la joya, texas. bill? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. as we head into the fourth of july, we're really starting to get to that time of year where it's going to become increasingly dangerous for the migrants to cross the rio brand and make this journey. a live look above us right now, you can see some of the brush they have to clear once they get to this location. they've got to go through deep brush, extremely hot and humid out here. if they get lost, if they don't have any water, unfortunately, that's when you start finding those bodies out there. take a look at the video we shot here in la joya, texas. the hot weather not stopping the migrants from coming. they come every day here all times of day. this wa

we did call dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. we have yet to hear back from them.ese pleas to the white house for some time as the surge gets greater and greater. the threat of covid is more intense now than it was the last couple weeks. >> absolutely. thank you, charles. look, last week in the lower rio grande valley, they had over 20,000 encounters, over 20,000 encounters in one week. what happened is that as the story, la jolla is in my district. i talked to the officials this afternoon. we're going to talk again friday. what is happening is when border patrol drops folks off at a charity, the charity gets overloaded and then they drop them off at a hotel without telling the local officials. that's not right. the charity needs to tell the local officials especially if there are covid positive. it's not fair to by local communities, people being released there that might have covid-19. we need to just make sure that we communicate with each other. what i'm asking on the biden administration is to do a pause. do a pause. they need to prioritize border communities,

. >> neil: we're hearing from alejandro mayorkas on the would-be migrants from cuba and haiti that wantworth taking and you won't be allowed to enter. more after this. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about dupixent. >> neil: you're not imagining it. the cost of living is going up and up. the latest government report says inflation is 5.4%. the fastest speak since doing back to 2008. gianno lowe is here and charlie gasp. i don't know. this is not looking transitory. this is the third inflation report and it's more pronounced in terms of energy and what have you. it's not passing. what to you think? >> this is to be expected. a decade of near zero interest rates and a $6 trillion spending bonanza during c

a joint statement from secretary alejandro mayorkas around commerce secretary saying this, we rely onitical infrastructure owners and operators to follow voluntary guidance. the officials say directives are voluntary but mandatory directives could be on their way. jackie. jackie: hillary vaughn, thank you for that. joining me house oversight reform committee ranking member james comer. congressman, good evening to you. i will start giving you some stats we can ponder here. the cost of data breaches hit a 1-year7-year high. united states had most expensive breaches, $9 million per incident. in canada, 4.5 million. when you average them all together the estimate is roughly 4.24 million per incident. we're talking about a massive amount of money here around president biden is just getting to form some legislation to help with this. your thoughts? >> well it's, i'm glad that he is taking this seriously. i wish he had started a little sooner. the fact of the matter is the cyberattacks increased sergeantly ever since joe biden took office and the problem is the two primary violators of the

. >> martha: let us know if they give you any attention on this latest letter to alejandro mayorkas at dhs. it's a really -- it's an it question, makes perfect sense to ask this question and we know some people are tested, people are not tested. as tom homan just said, 300,000 just got away. who knows what their situation is. >> if they don't answer my letter, it's an affront to me as a senator, an affront to the border communities, an affront to the border patrol agents and their families on the front line of this covid mess. i'm not going to take a nonresponse as a response. we're about to ratchet up the pressure on the biden administration to account for this stupid policy at the border. >> martha: senator lindsey graham. great to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> martha: so new york city, los angeles, boston police commissioner bill bratton on how unsafe or cities have become as thugging rob innocent victims in broad daylight and gangs pull off mob-style hits on our streets. the airport can be a real challenge for new homeowners who have become their parents... okay, everybody,

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, raising the growing risks of ransomware, telling congressf. you think earlier in the day of a 300% increase and ransomware attacks over last year, we have seen more than $300 million in losses. the dangers aren't only abroad, with new yorkers warning of terror plots from people right here at home. what we see is an increasing amount of social media traffic. uh that is based on ideologies of hate. and extremism. all of this happening as the intelligence community digs into the origins of covid-19 in may, the president asked them to redouble their efforts, giving them 90 days to complete the task. china has been less than cooperative with investigators and the public theory still hasn't been ruled out. we know that the chinese communist party won't release. the background the data the facts won't let us talk to those people that worked in that wuhan lab. the white house is underscoring the importance of an intelligence community that is free from political interference. it's hoping to mark a shift in tone from the trump era when suspicion and

in 1980, during 1994, the dms secretary alejandro mayorkas who fled cuba when he was a year old has warnedubans fleeing the island by sea will not make it into the united states. what should the united states do if tomorrow 50,000 cubans show up on the shores of miami? >> well, look, i agree with senator rubio on this. and that is that we need to -- we, the united states, needs to send a strong message to the regime, both internally and publicly, that do not use forced migration as a weapon against the united states. it will not be tolerated. the reality is is we have seen the regime use force migration not only as a weapon against the united states but as a way to ease pressure on the island. and so sending a very clear message will stop that eventuality in the first place, and i expect the administration to do so beyond what secretary mayorkas said. >> thank you again to senator menendez for sharing his thoughts with us. >> fascinating interview. thanks, boris. >>> coming up, americans are getting back to traveling, but a passport application backlog is triggering delays as long as four

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, raising the growing risks of ransomware, telling congressiefing earlier in the day of a 300% increase in ransomware attacks over last year. we've seen more than $300 million in losses. the dangers aren't only abroad, with new yorkers warning of terror plots from people right here at home. what we see is an increasing amount of social media traffic. that is based on ideologies of hate. and extremism. all of this happening as the intelligence community digs into the origins of covid-19 in may, the president asked them to redouble their efforts, giving them 90 days to complete the task. china has been less than cooperative with investigators and the public theory still hasn't been ruled out. we know that the chinese communist party won't release. background the data the facts won't let us talk to those people that worked in that wuhan lab. the white house is underscoring the importance of an intelligence community that is free from political interference. it's hoping to mark a shift in tone from the trump era when suspicion and hostility betwee

. ♪♪ cheryl: homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas heading to guatemala today. with his counterparts in the guatemalan government to discuss the two countries shared priorities. vice president kamala harris visiting guatemala about a month ago in search of the root causes of the border crisis, not the southern border, she was in guatemala, this as ohio governor mike dewine announces he's going to send 14 state troopers to help with efforts at the southern border. i want to bring in the federalist senior editor, christopher fern. good morning, christopher. >> good morning. cheryl: i thought it was so interesting that the ohio governor decided to send 14 state troopers. why? it's because of opioids, fentanyl crossing the southern border. i wonder if this is a signal that more governors, in particular republican governors, are getting more involved in the border crisis to protect their interest because maybe they feel the biden administration is not protecting their interests. >> border security is a problem far outside of just border states because the crime, as y

alejandro mayorkas, homeland security secretary had a stern warning for protesters and those coming here be clear, if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. again, i repeat, do not risk your life attempting to enter the united states illegally. you will not come to the united states. neil: is there a double standard there? in other words our openness to look at those who have been deported along the border, screen them, maybe welcome some of them back or certainly the surge we've seen at the border? that that is something that show as far more humane and compassionate stance than the position on cubans right now dealing with this crackdown. we've got daniel garza, libre initiative president. daniel, i always learn a lot talking to you, so let me get your sense where this is all going in cuba. we had kind of had a very careful, i wouldn't say hands off policy but don't go to knee deep in this. where do you think it's going? >> well, neil, let me

the president has expressed support for the cuban people secretary of homeland security l no alejandro mayorkas who was born in cuban with this message >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. >> reporter: this musician fled cuba nearly 25 years ago his latest collaboration which means homeland and life has become the viral anthem for the protest. it's a positive spin on the old communist slogan patria muerte, meaning homeland or death. [speaking foreign language >> what do you hope your song achieves [speaking foreign language >> you change death for life >> yes we need life >> reporter: and the reality i that he reminded me there is nothing sweeter than freedom back on the island, this is an issue of life or death for some and that's partly why florida's governor ron desantis ha asked companies in this state of florida to help provide internet there while the government there has responded by shutting down the social media and internet so the images can't get out as cubans there are crying for help. guys >> morgan, thank you for that. >>> to bas

alejandro mayorkas was born in havana and escape the cuban revolution, we don't want a humanitarian crisisd secure borders. this is a difficult balance to attend to and i want to remind your viewers the obama administration got rid of the wet foot drive foot policy which means any cuban the touched dryland was given refuge in the united states. stuart: that was ended in the obama administration. >> and the trump administration ended family reunification into temporary protective services. this is a much more complex and bipartisan issue than a lot of us want to help the people in cuba and a lot of us escaped here in miami, a re-creation of pre-castro cuba. all of you have been to miami, we've done well over here so this is a difficult balance and what we are seeing is two things. this is a social media revolution in this is the d dollaris asian of cuba, a brutal recession causing the surprising. stuart: what do you want to see, you want an intervention. what kind of intervention? >> we have to -- this is one of the problems here. we have always left, the safety valve was always wet foot dr

demandan al gobierno federal, el departamento de seguridad nacional y secretario de esa agencia, alejandro mayorkasuienes tengan entre 55 y 64 aÑos, incluyendo a migrantes indocumentados. la medida entrarÍa en vigor a partir del prÓximo aÑo, en un momento de difÍciles decisiones para quienes sufren el impacto de la pandemia, como explica esta futura beneficiaria. >> a veces me veo en cÓmo pago renta o pago mis medicinas y tratamiento. >> hay un beneficio grandÍsimo para nosotros que no tenemos documentos, para las enfermedades crÓnicas que existen mucho a esta edad, el saber que no vamos a tener que preocuparnos por nuestra enfermedad, eso es grandioso. satcha: en 2020 illinois se convirtiÓ en el primer estado del paÍs en aprobar una cobertura de salud para personas de bajos ingresos mayores de 65 aÑos, aunque no tengan papeles. seguimos ahora con mÁs aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ raÚl: pÓngale bastante, que... esta receta la voy a preparar maÑana mientras vemos "premios juventud". karla: quÉ delicia, nos conectamos en vivo con jesse y andrea que estÁ desde allÍ del escenario. raÚl: esa energÍa

alan: tan pronto como hoy y maÑana secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, viaja a guatemalaidiÓ subastarla, ahora tiene 150.000 $ extras en su bolsillo. se estima que esta obra fue pintada por el artista espaÑol en el aÑo 1919 para un evento en londres. alan: 150.000 londres se me hacen... karla: deberÍan ser millones. 150.000 $. satcha: habrÁ sido una ganga, el comprador tiene 120 dÍas para autenticar que realmente sea una obra de picasso. ¿pero te imaginas? alan: ¿picasso en 150.000 $? no puede ser. satcha: 150.000 $ que no tenÍa si ahora tienes. albert: yo lo pongo en el salÓn de casa. karla: te espera a que te den mÁs. albert: claro. igual no lo vendo, es un picasso, uno de los mejores artistas. elsa, una de los Últimos datos del boletÍn, 70 millas por hora. no se ha intensificado, 70 rÁfagas mÁs intensas, a 50 millas sobre la zona de key west. bandas de lluvia se llegando a toda la florida, eso seguirÁ en cuba todavÍa la lluvia va a mantenerse en la habana y en matanzas. de aquÍ a las 2:00 p.m. sigue subiendo, acercÁndose mucho a forma jef, a tampa se acercarÁ mucho est

the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas was born in cuba.come to the u.s. listen. >> allow me to be clear, if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. again, i repeat, do not risk your life attempting to enter the united states illegally. you will not come to the united states. lawrence: so maybe if they take a plane to the southern border. ainsley: mexico. lawrence: walk across or swim across then you will be okay. steve: get in and get your day in court. lawrence: it's such a double standard. important to note the difference what's going on in cuba and on our southern border. these are people fighting for their country. fighting to get justice. fighting to be treated equally. ainsley: freedom. lawrence: carrying the american flag. i like what one guest said today on "fox & friends first." it's like the u.s. government is telling these government leaders in cuba to just be nice. they are not even id

meanwhile, alejandro mayorkas is facing blow back after declaring those fleeing cuba or haiti by seachris murphy. thank you for joining us. what we're watching in cuba right now, we've heard president biden supporting the protesters, from a policy perspective what more should america be doing? >> first of all, we shouldn't discount what the -- the degree to which the president says matters in cuba. it does. when the president speaks out, when democrats and republicans speak out in support of these protesters, that matters. that i think puts substantial power behind their movement. so rhetoric, words actually do matter here. one of the things i think we can do right now and this is a view shared by republicans and democrats in congress, is make sure that information flows are open and available to these protesters what the cuban government has tried to do is shutdown the internet, eliminate the ability for them to communicate with each other and be able to communicate with the outside world. there are technologies we can deploy to help with those information constraints. what i don't

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