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of the house of representatives on the line to stop funding that smirking son of a [bleep] alejandro mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security and shouldn't be. >> john: a bipartisan group of lawmakers from across the country escalating attacks against the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and the border policies. good afternoon to you. >> jacqui: good to be with you, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. a group of two dozen texas lawmakers led by chip roy will lock funding from mayorkas' department unless biden addresses the worsening situation at the border. >> john: across the aisle, focusing of reports of texas separating migrant families and putting pressure to investigate state agencies for the alleged incidents. >> jacqui: and mayorkas has taughted the lower number of migrant crossings, the tide appears to be turning. in august, stopped 6,000. >> john: complete coverage. >> jacqui: casey stegall in el paso, texas. renewed debate about the border wall. >> there is. under president trump, $15 billion was allocated to build about 740 miles of wall and barriers down here along

alejandro mayorkas and general services administration administrator robin carnahan co-host a news conference on using inflation reduction act funds to better equip the homeland security department. >> we are thrilled you could join us today as we share exciting news including the announcement of additional funding made possible by the signing of inflation reduction act and a new memorandum of understanding on sustainability and building construction and decarbonization by the local utility. today's program will begin with remarks by robin carnahan, secretary mayorkas, and others. i would like to thank the executive latrine owens. we will take a quick pause then have the signing of the mou. administrator carnahan? adm. carnahan: thank you very much and thank you for being here today and for all of your leadership on this. this is a great example of the biden harris administration's commitment to investing in america and we are doing that investment right here at saint elizabeth's the home of the department of homeland security. the president has been committed to this investing in american jo

we will pass hr-2, get rid of alejandro mayorkas, pay texas back and put people on the border to enforceaws that exist. with the fbi, put special counsel in charge of what is going on with the biden investigation, instead of leaving it to politicals to not pursue the facts. key can demand that, we hold the power of the purse. >> shannon: before we leave the devin archer and hunter situation, i read deposition and you have, too, interview, democrats say no smoking gun, they say there is no there there. >> you need a full-throated investigation to pull the facts out. we have house oversight committee doing a great job, that is department of justice job, that is my point. need to force them to do their job. of course there is a lot of smoke and i think there is fire, at least an ember, president biden saying, son of a you know what, what did they do when i held back a million dollars. yeah, yeah, wink, wink, my dad is involved in all of this and proud to see you got business dealings going on. we see information coming from archer, we need a full investigation, that is why i said where is s

texas republican congressman chip roy also wants dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas fired.ongressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> we have to use the power of the purse. >> a funding showdown is brewing again on capitol hill. this time over the southern border crisis. texas congressman chip roy, genning up support to block funding for the department of homeland security unless president biden meets his demands in this letter obtained by fox news and sir could you laghtd among house republicans roy says he wants biden to sign the g.o.p. border bill into law. give law enforcement tools to target cartels, reimburse texas $10 billion for protecting the border and. >> the border is secure. >> fire dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> republicans should have one simple message. no border security, no funding. the president is on a different page when asked if migrants fleeing extreme weather. >> i think the united states should do everything it can to help people who are in desperate means and have no other means of help. >> roy's ultimatum comes as the g.o.p. conference stru

new york senators and the city's house democrats met in july with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkasgton, d.c. mayorkas said he would appoint a liaison to the city to coordinate on migrants. meanwhile, some new york residents have taken it into their own hands. >> so it's sunday morning at edie loves nyc. we are putting stuff together and preparing. so we have different sectors that we do. >> mahmoud and his partner sasha started cooking meals at the height of the pandemic. >> in this tiny kitchen, seven hours, we do prepare 1800 meals. no one believes that, but it always comes true. this is the week it's not going to. but it always does. >> but now with the help of around 40 volunteers, their focus has shifted to delivering meals to the thousands of migrants living in shelters around the city. >> around about a year ago when the buses started arriving to port authority, we got a call to ask to start bringing the food in the morning before the buses. so we've been involved since pretty much the start of it. >> i genuinely feel that we are in the most prosperous city in the world. the

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mayor adams met with alejandro mayorkas last week to ask for things he mentioneds. what new york city got was dhs liaison who will be based here to strengthen communication between city hall and biden administration, since last spring 90,000 migrants have come through the city. some elected officials say the message biden administration is sending is clear. >> i asked the president for help, he hasn't offered anything, a few million dollars here and there, that will not do it. we get a liaison, that is a kick in the head. the president is saying to the mayor, drop dead. >> new york city received 104 million from fema to help with the crisis, this crisis expected to cost 4.3 million, that covers just about 13 days of migrant care. democrats are upset this is way democrat-run city is being rewarded. holden says new york city is looking into removing status as sanctuary city and going through the court to do so. back to you guys. >> ainsley: how will that change things? you will not get as many illegal immigrants? >> i think part of the draw with yes, diverting people

alejandro mayorkas said organizations are increasingly reliant on cloud computing which makes it imperativee understand the vulnerabilities of the technology. do we have a sentence that they understand the vulnerability now? andrew: that's what were trying to figure out. the cloud has grown very rapidly in the past couple of years. there has been a few that if exploited vulnerabilities in the cloud. ed: the thing this interesting here is who in d.c. looks at these things thinks -- when you think about the department improving additional issue rather than national security issue who has jurisdiction here? ed: yes. there is an agency called cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency which oversees the defense of u.s. computer networks. they provide protection against attacks and intelligence to help those who work in the agencies to protect against attacks. cyber safety review board is overseen by them. they are advisory in nature and the purpose of them is not so much to prevent an attack but to go back and say here's what would wrong in this case and what can we do better next time? t

filing articles of impeachment, be clear, folks in maj majority are citing things for which alejandro mayorkas or fill in the blank need to be impeached and jim jordan have not had impeachment investigation hearings, have they? i get democrats didn't do that with president trump last time around. why not investigate first and charge later? >> jason: i agree with most of what you are saying, finish the investigation, that is why you do impeachment inquiry. there is consent requirement in the constitution. edwin meis, former attorney general, wrote for heritage foundation and said there is co-equal opportunity to appoint somebody and to dismiss somebody. i think impeachment should be more common for those senate confirmed. as relates to the president, highest standard, no doubt and we don't want to have a ping-pong match. there are articles in the "washington post" saying the impeachment has begun, that is not the way to administer this country. you have obvious crimes, a department of justice that will not administer or hear to duly issued subpoenas. it happened to me. it happened to you. they

. >> a simultaneous inquiry into impeachment for joe biden the potential, for impeaching alejandro mayorkasdoing the investigation right now, we are going to put all that together in a final recommendation on anticipating probably first october, what we decide to recommend to the judiciary committee will depend on findings it is pretty convincing. >> thank you so much. we will be watching all that, mark green joining us thank you, sir. . we'll be right back. stay with us. . what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with ibm, you can use software to help you connect and analyze data— from hvacs to elevators to lights. what if we use ai-driven insights to pinpoint inefficiency? yep. and act on it. saving energy, money... ... and emissions. yup. that's a big one. now you've built something better for everyone. that's the sustainability solution ibm and a global real estate company created. what will you create? ibm. let's create. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy,

country republic ought to recognize sham indictment for what it is we ought to stop funding, alejandro mayorkasfunding fbi out of control stop funding doj out of krom targeting former president top sfunding united nations ridiculous organizations. >> why aren't you doing it then. >> well, i am, i am standing up to do that i've been fighting that here in congress, will continue to do that, the question is why isn't entire republican conference doing that. >> i would like to know the a good question all talking about republicans why republicans can't be on same containabling americans want answers victoria you write there is a deadly cost to the biden israel policy what is it. >> good morning, i think key thing is the money. the biden administration, funneled over a billion dollars, to both palestinian authority, as united nations group that support them we've cut funding off to palestinians on the grounds they engage in violent anti-israel ant american ret paying terrorists for killing israelis and americans, what that resulted in that billion dollars in money resulted the deadliest year for isr

number one i believe the house should impeach alejandro mayorkas, the secretary of homeland securitypening up our borders and creating the greatest military history disaster in our history. number two i believe the house should impeach merrick garland, the attorney general for being brazenly lawless for committing perjury and obstruction of justice endeavor three, i believe the house should open an inquiry into impeaching joe biden. to impeach joe biden what needs to be demonstrated is bribery. a president can be impeached for treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors, it is enumerated. what does it take that bribery, bribery, the essence of bribery is a. while pro, you remember during the first impeachment we heard that over and over again quid pro quo, that is a latin phrase that means this for that. it means compensation, usually money in exchange for an official favor of a government officeholder read with respect to the parade quote pro, we know the quote happened. joe biden on television in an interview bragged that he held hostage over a billion dollars in u.s. loan

. >> trace: if alejandro mayorkas keep saying the boreder is not open, we know the borders have beent's hard to get something accomplished. >> that's why he needs to be fired, right? that's why we need to kick joe biden and that office out of office. the fact that the border czar, kamala harris, thinks coming to a tacoria is a border visit is insane to me. stop treating people as an asylum seeker. stop treating the traffickers and treating fentanyl as a weapon of mass deinstruction, that requires no congressional action. it's all steps that the executive branch can take themselves. that's why we need new leadership in this area. that's one of the reasons why i'm running for congress. if your viewers think i'm on the right path and they want more experience on the border than everybody else combined, go to hurdforamerica.com. >> trace: miami mayor, francis suarez has dropped out. he's dropped out. your numbers were similar. is your campaign going forward? >> we're going forward. we're working hard. i've been in the race the least amount of time in a place like new hampshire. i'm tied

. >> i believe the house should impeach alejandro mayorkas, for opening up the borders and creating humanitarian disaster in our history. >> gillian: republican sources tell me they remain deeply concerned about terrorist groups exploiting weaknesses at the southern border. and peter just had a chance to ask karine jean-pierre before i came on the air about this. you'll play it back later, i'm sure. to paraphrase her, said the administration considers this whole operation a huge success because they were able to intervene with the smuggling group but again, that was only after these people had already come inside the united states. john. >> john: well, why wait any longer. we have that exchange prepared, gillian, and here it is, between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre. >> how is it possible that isis sympathizer is sneaking people into this country? >> i'm assuming you are speaking to the cnn story, right? ok, want to make sure that folks are watching understand the question. so i want to be really clear here. so the intelligence alerted us to a human smuggling network. we moved fast and succ

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas however still claims the border is secure, john.to the border, where do they go next? >> well, they're looking for border patrol agents in most cases or law enforcement because law enforcement is overwhelmed down there, fighting off an invasion on a regular police budget and that's which is crazy in itself but they meet the border patrol agents and they get processed and get released. i flew home from del-rio last year. on my flight i was sitting next to an illegal alien. the entire plane was full of illegal aliens, very few americans were flying out of there. after picking up their trash, i fly home on a plane, a ticket i bought sitting next to an illegal alien from venezuela. they're flying to miami. we need more americans to step up and i would appreciate it if you could go to bordercleanup.com. i'm funding this through my business, blue line moving currently which with the market slowing down and no one moving, it's been a little bit of a rough patch for me so we're trying to fund it through the great american cleanup through bo

governor hochul met with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and president biden's chief ofthe white house demanding expedited work permits through executive action. the white house promised to surge staffers to new york to identify, text and email migrants eligible for the work permits. the blame game among democrats continues. mayor adams wants governor hochul to force suburban communities to shelter migrants. hochul has criticized adams slow pace response to the crisis and both hochul and adams are blaming the biden administration for not doing enough to stop the flow of migrants at the southern border. while the white house says this is ultimately congress's problem, yesterday new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez admitted immigration is arguably the administration weakest issue, and all of this as critics are saying the expedited work permits will give incentive to more to come to the city, they already are seeing 10,000 a month, they will have to start cutting services to taxpayers, sandra. >> sandra: and clear to anyone who lives or works here the city is fi

here on the hill, we are learning about new efforts to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkasx has now obtained a letter written by under spin chip boyd of texas, that is currently being circulated amongst the g.o.p. conference right now. this letter is basically saying that if president biden does not meet his list of demands, he will not vote for any money to fund the department of homeland security. his demands include signing that g.o.p. border bill into law, reimbursing texas $10 billion, and removing the secretary. i just spoke with congressman andy biggs, who's at the border right now, about this impeachment timeline. he said it's on number one question he's been getting from folks in arizona. >> what i tell people is i don't know that we have the votes just yet. i keep trying to tell mike my colleagues that we are past time for an impeachment inquiry, and certainly secretary mayorkas, who i always believed until recently was -- to be honest with you. >> leading tonight's field hearing along with connor's been glenn grothman. republicans are not alone in their dissatisf

this comes after homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas sent letters to kathy hochul and ericssues that cause the migrant crisis. biden administration is offering no relief and vague recommendation on how to handle the flow of illegals into new york. here is mayor adam said what he said about kathy hochul and joe biden's handling of the crisis. >> right now were added to this agreement. i need the national government, the federal government to come up with the real immigration reform package and i need the issues that we pointed out, the governor has made it clear that she believed this is something that is basically new york city and will disagree on that. new york city has run out of room. any plan that does not include stopping the flow at the border is a failed plan. maria: let's underline that. any plan that does not include stopping the illegals of the border is a failed plan, joy to be now 77w abc show host former new york city mayoral candidate himself and the founder of guardian angels. it's great to see you curtis sliwa. >> rough times, is like the three stooges, yet

>> neil, the day before title 42 ended back in may, alejandro mayorkas had a press conference at thely after title 42 ended would have more serious consequences. here's what he said. >> i want to be very clear, our borders are not open. people that cross our border unlawfully and without a legal basis to remain will be prompt lead to us a national processed and removed. >> so you heard it there. he said they will be promptly removed. that's not the reality of what we're seeing on the ground in the rio grande valley where we witness mass releases of migrants. we shot this video here in front of catholic charities in the mcallen area. a couple of hours, we saw bus load after bus load of migrants being dropped off. once they get to this clarity, they'll be assisted with travel and going all over the country and they'll have immigration court dates several years down the road. now, border patrol agents tell us these migrants once they cross the border illegally, the family groups, they look for border patrol and turn themselves in because they have little or no fear of deportation and th

about impeachment for attorney general merrick garland and the secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. it's possible that they could overplay its hand. >> the more you normalize this process, the more the next generation is going to use it as a normalized process. and that's not good, right? that's an escalation of an oversight effort. it dampens the effects of good faith oversight investigations which should happen continuously in a separated government system. >> the other option for republicans, the power of the purse. some g.o.p. members want to clip the funding for special counsel jack smith. harris? >> harris: chad, thank you very much and you were just mentioning devon archer. we'll pick it up from there. archer tore down that big denial by team biden. archer told lawmakers this week that then vice president joe biden, in fact, was at that infamous dinner in 2015 with hunter biden's foreign business associates. as first reported by "the new york post." in 2020, biden's campaign spokesman told politico "we have reviewed joe biden's official schedules from the time and no meeting

maria: time for the morning buzz alejandro mayorkas is pushing back at all of the criticism against himp new york's handling of the migrant crisis and a letter to mayor adams and governor kathy hochul. mayorkas is the city and state policies because these issues which he claims only came to light after the federal release on visited. new york attorney general letitia james is threatening legal action against new york schools if they refuse to enroll migrant children in the upcoming school year. morgan ortagus, the schools are being forced to take in these kids and it's causing disruption for the schools because the american kids are having language barriers, these other kids don't speak english. i have a friend who was a hairdresser and she told me she was getting calls from her sons principal and teachers every day because he kept getting beaten up by these other kids and there's a language barrier, they cannot understand each other and it's causing chaos in the schools. >> this comes on the backdrop of two plus years of covid in schools were so many children have been left behind beca

talking impeachment for attorney general merrick garland and the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkasuld overplay its hand. >> the more you just normalize this process, the more the next generation's going to use it as a normalized process. and that's not good, right? that'sen escalation of an oversight effort. it dampens the effect of good faith oversight investigations which should happen in a separated government system. >> reporter: the other option for republicans, the power of the purse. some gop members want to flip the funding for special counsel jack smith. stuart? stuart: chad pergram, thanks very much. alina habba from trump's legal team calls the indictment election interference at its finest. watch this. >> this is not a coincidence. this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate right now for president for either party. president trump is under siege in a way that we have never seen before. president trump and his legal team and everyone on his team will continue to fight not for him, but for the american people. stuart: andy mccarthy, former f

maria: this is why we're looking at potential impeach month alejandro mayorkas.e've got a new daily mail poll to show. it shows 52% of americans believe that the border wall should be finished. 38% disagree, even a third of democrats want to see a barrier from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean. the trump administration completed about 453 miles of that border wall, 290 miles of the wall were left unfinished at the end of trump's term and according to u.s.'s customs and border patrol, it remains unfinished. so brandon, tell me what you're seeing in terms of the impact to americans because when -- the last time i went to the border, i've been there several times, at least five times, i spoke with ranchers who said their property gets trashed every day. one woman said she can't throw out the garbage without carrying her pistol. give us your sense of how all of this is impacting american citizens who happen to live in texas or arizona, near the border. >> the simple fact is what president trump did was nothing short of miraculous. he dropped illegal immigration

bill into law, reimburse texas for billions spent protecting the border and fire dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. florida congressman mike waltz, thanks for joining us. obviously this is a prominent hard line conservative making these demands. he lays them out very clearly, sign gop border bill into law, reimburse $10 billion, fire mayorkas. do you agree with the approach? >> i think senator roy is spot on and appreciate his leadership here. enough is enough. we have to use whatever leverage we have in the house to force this administration to stop the flow of massive amount of migrants, the flow of fentanyl and the fact the cartels now control 30% of mexico and our border. sandra, if change the name of the cartels to say isis or al-qaeda that are poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans and we would be talking about this very differently. so we have to use the power of the purse. i certainly support doing so and the thing that could be done tomorrow or as soon as the senate gets back in is the senate should take up hr2, the house pass the secure the border act, if they don't like portions o

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asylum-seekers continue to arrive seeking shelter every day, in effort for help mayor adams met with alejandro mayorkas more funding, housing help, with work permits what new york city got a dhs liaison to help strengthen between city hall, an biden administration over 90,000 migrants have come through new york city since last spring, with migrants sleeping on the streets, tent cities popping up to house them around the shelters, some elected officials say message biden administration is sending is clear. >> we asked the president for help he hasn't offered anything two million dollars here and there that is not going to do it then a liaison a kick in the head, it is essentially the president is saying to the mayor drop dead. >> okay. so he mentioned new york has received just over 104 million dollars, from fema for that help, this crisis, is expected to cost 4.3 billion by next summer that money that only covered 13 days of migrant crisis in new york city democrats upset the way a democrat city is being rewarded. >> you have a president showing no leadership whatsoever, my party i am embarrassed, we s

they will also be continuing their investigation of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas as they continueigate him for a possible impeachment inquiry. we'll send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin along the border. bill, thank you. parents and neighbors in one new york city city neighborhood are upset tonight a popular play area for children and adults is being converted to shelters for migrants. fox business correspondent madison alworth is on randall's island tonight. good evening, madison. >> good evening, bret. new york city has wasted no time converting these soccer fields into a large migrant shelter. the plan was announced just yesterday. crews here all day today working on these fields, converting them into what will be a large migrant shelter. hammering and pile driving to create a home and a floor that will use to house 2,000 single adult migrants. a soccer coach who showed up this afternoon expecting to play on these fields was shocked at how quickly the city moved. he said this will impact thousands of students. >> i heard about this two days ago. i thought this was a month

a letter from homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas cites two dozen areas where they say theded to that criticism today. listen here. >> questioning our capabilities while withholding the crucial resources that we have asked for does not reflect the american solidarity we have consistently demonstrated. >> reporter: now, meanwhile, president biden now also getting pressure from more than 100 new york city business leaders, the likes of jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon and blackrock ceo larry fink are among those signing on to an open letter calling on president biden to, quote, take immediate action to better control the border and speed up the asylum and work authorization process for migrants. liz, we expect to hear more out of this afternoon's meeting between governor hochul and the white house, we'll bring you updates. elizabeth: lydia, that was great reporting. thank you so much for bringing us the story. let's stay on it with house homeland security congressman, texas congressman toni think gonzalez. your -- tony gonzalez. what do you think? >> yeah, no, i think anyone that tou

today at 11:00 a.m., the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, is leading a news conferenceon reduction act and funds in it to better equip the homeland security department. you can watch that live on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. let's hear from steve next, anaheim, california, republican. >> good morning, greta. host: good morning. caller: a long day today, aren't you? [laughter] i went to comment on people that call in and criticize you reading the paper. i remember years ago when you did that you got scooped and you did not finish reading the paper but we would not have found out about police invading the paper office in kansas if it was not for bill reading his article on the paper. c-span is more than a talkshow, it is to inform you of what is going on. that is why i love c-span. you just put out the news for us. that is it for me. i wasted my call for the month. host: not a waste. i could not have said it better myself. jerome, independent. caller: thank you for permitting me to speak. this is kind -- this is an incredible pr

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will join us straight ahead. >>> it's a big week for theorning,