today congressperson andy biggs made that point.own to greta thunberg, the creepy little publicity seeker david hogg. remember him? >> on the part of the federal government which is basically sanctioned this -- [indistinct] >> reiterating the point of shooters, anti-semitic, antiblack and racist. guess what, those guns are coming from the united states of america! they aren't coming from mexico! they are not coming from mexico! you are reiterating the point of a mass shooter, sir. sir, you are perpetuating violence! >> tucker: the low iq harvard student screaming about race, another self-righteous child who has no idea what he's talking about. by david hogg, appropriately named character, obstructed, talking about insurrection. liz cheney, isn't that a crime? is this insurrection is going to face a crime? andy biggs is the member of congress whose official business was interrupted by this insurrection is represents a rezoning the u.s. congress. congressman, thank you so much for coming on. i found it interesting, people can disagree

andy biggs represents arizona and josh congress -- thank you so much for coming on. from texas called this an invasion. do you think that's fair? >> it is accurate. arizona's attorney general -- what you are seeing from the videos, tucker, that's a regular routine. people from georgia, all kinds of latin american countries, african nations, china, india. that happens every morning. that was about 4:00-4:30 in the morning that day. it's not stoppable, because we basically said come in and they said " -- that is an invasion. >> so this will completely change america. in a democracy, citizens get to decide the kind of country they wanted. the biden administration, this will never be the same country. why is this not a crime that's being prosecuted? >> i think it should be. they have deliberately, president biden and kamala harris, they have deliberately stopped enforcement under title eight which is the immigration -- and administration act. also, title 42 which they are hedging on. they are not allowing ice to remove people, and -- this amnesty program to a lot of peop

andy biggs, you've been down there. you know, i would like to think that actually the light went on and they're beginning to see that their policies are a disaster. but i don't think that's the case. this is a particularly rough section in yuma where they've had a lot of problems. what is the rationale in your view? why this one section? well, morillas dem gets a lot of traffic, but this is an election year kind of symbol for them. that's all this is . this is tokenism because if you move two to three miles south of the morella's area that they're going to fill in just several hundred feet of fencing and you come to the kokopelli reservation and sean and stephen nose's, you guys that is where most of the thousand people that are coming across in yuma every day are coming right there at the kokopelli reservation. so you can close off the morelos dam. you might you might inhibit maybe one hundred or so a day and then people are going to come down to the reservation. so they're not going to really accomplish much. but what

her through action american first founder steve miller along with arizona congressman andy biggs.ou right now she finally decided i found an instance to call up the national guard. it's because they greg abbott has been sending all the illegal immigrants to washington, d.c. which by the way every republican governor needs to follow suit. every illegal immigrant should be put in the bus, send them to joe biden's home at 1600 pennsylvania avenue he is aiding and abetting lawbreaking is not enforcing the laws my he's respecting our sovereignty. so he wants, this is his policy let him deal with the problems. he is causing all the states. i think that's fair stephen miller. >> amen every republican governor she get those illegal immigrants on the buses and ship them up to washington, d.c. here's a stunning fact. they said that it's a crisis which it is to have 4,000 illegal immigrants a bus to washington, d.c. we have had 4 million reported encounters, 4 million recorded encounters under joe biden and that's not counting the record number of god always both known and unknown core getti

republican congressman, andy biggs, of arizona.december 2020 meeting at the white house, where he, and other trump loyalists in congress, discussed how to convince mike pence to overturn the election results. we also learned that cassidy hutchinson testimony, is a presidential pardon after the insurrection. adam kinzinger, also noted that they typically seek pardons, only when they believe they committed a crime. they also might take it as a cue to hide from the spotlight for a little bit. right? but you would be wrong. just this week, he sent a letter to the chairwoman of the house oversight committee, demanding the panel investigate the bogus claims from professional liar, this susan's latest conspiracy filled movie. 18 months after the election, and two years after the 2020 election, andy biggs is still pushing the big election lie. and, working to undermine the faith in our democracy from within. let's continue the conversation on the second hour of a man. straight ahead, i speak of a former federal judge who said, that supreme

andy biggs and now bill melugin. bill? >> good morning to you.ews to report, just not one of the largest single groups of migrants who have ever seen cross illegally here in eagle pass, texas. we pull up our live drone right now, border patrol tells us it is a group of approximately 450 to 500 migrants who have all crossed over in this one single group. i am told they are predominately from cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua. some of the migrants have been loaded into the buses, so the numbers you are seeing aren't as big, but this is a massive single group. this right here is what drastically overwhelms border patrol resources. agents have to show up with multiple buses, do all this paperwork for probably the next couple of hours, and what does this do? this pulls agents off the front lines elsewhere. they will not be able to stop drug runners coming across or runners trying to sneak into the country. they instead have to deal with this almost 500 family units, the mixture of single adults. we see kids breaking them into different rooms here. you ca

andy biggs, as wewe told you , represents arizona, the unitedso states congress.he joins us tonight. m congressman, thanks so much for coming on . so members of congress in texas called this an invasion. do you think that's fair? i yeah, it'snv fair. it's accurate. hiarizona's attorney general has said the same and what you're seeing from the video is that when i was down there, tucker , that is a regular routine and we met people from georgia, all kinds of latin american countries, african nations, .hina, india, that happens every morning. i mean, that was about e for about four or four thirty in the morning that day. and it's it's nonstop because we basically said come in and you ask why are you here? t and they'll say, biden told us to come in .at that is an invasion that is an invasion. so this will completely change america in a democracy. the citizens get to decide what kind of country they want to live in . now, the biden administration is it'll never be theedm same country ever. millions of new people all illegal. so like why is this not a crime that's bei

>> well, andy biggs is a member of congress who's official business was interruptedrr by insurrection. she represents arizona in the u.s. congress. he joins us . congressman, thanks so much for coming on . so i find it interesting that rather i mean, you were making you know, people could disagree with the point you were making, but it was kind of a logicales one can respond topo a single point and just start screaming about racism. i'm missing something. is that what it was? yeah, that's exactly what it was. i mean, he is saying that i'm a terrorist manifesto totinfe conspiracy nut. and the realitystnspi is he's he's also he was he wants to get on tv and he wanted advocate for a nutty position and the right as a number of us raised, he interruptedin our proceeding and democrats have said if you interrupt a congressional proceedingte, that's the definition of insurrection. to takehe police had him out. was invited there by the democrats. that's what i'm informed. yi and so he's trying to grifts on this whole thing, it looks like. wand he should probably be brought up on charges. where

stuart: andy biggs, thanks for joining us. check the futures, please.further south, doused down 130, nasdaq 30 points. opening bell is next. ♪♪ about google this morning at 114 dollars a share. mark has something to say about google. good morning, mark. google is going to freeze hiring for two weeks. it does not have any impact on the stock at all? is a tell you anything about big tech? >> i think it does. we've had a series of big tech companies that have slowed or frozen hiring the insiders, like when they buy or sell stock, it's usually about their business or their stock price, when they do hiring freezes or dramatically accelerate hiring, it tells you about what they think is happening with demand trends how well positioned the company is for that. we've had a series of these, one reason we took down numbers across the board the last three weeks, i think the margin google which probably has more visibility into the global economy than just about any other company, they are probably more cautious, we should be, to. stuart: but you got 155 on google,

self-inflicted crisis folks all caused by the policies of joe biden and offer reaction congressman andy biggsr how desperate is the situation at the border congressman bigs in a period of time that joe biden has been president 3 million illegals have crossed into united states a quarter of a million just last month. >> it's really unprecedented if you really think about it how may millions will have gotten into this country illegally by the time joe biden leaves office just on the last weekend it is amazing coming across in big groups whether in rio rio grande valley other place along the border to steady flow and you know what we do know were not getting sea of terrorists were coming to this country, drug trafficking coming in your criminal gang members coming in this a administration and basically telling cvp hey you can enforce law that's was put in this country a national security risk is much as anybody else i can ever imagine. >> you've spent so much time down the border. one of the real problems is what's being brought across along with illegals. thousands of weapons hundreds of millio

andy biggs illustrated just how bad this crisis is by posting this footage from the southern border.r 4:30 in the money, still. you can see behind me and that little group 150 folks right there. and is it is being overrun. anything in the detention center in the process. they will release these folks into the interior of the country. >> brooke: the international organization for migration says more than 1200 people died while migrating throughout both north america and south america and 2021. carley, chris? >> griff: early on this fourth of july, thank you very much. you know, carley, down at the border last week, i spoke with the governor of how the crisis is impacting america. >> it has never been worse because the numbers are higher than it has ever been. we are not thing to resident list -- lift a finger to do anything about it. the president has abetted one of the state -- actually get many of the states, all of the what a state. it is. >> brooke: and the former director of ice joins us now. jonathan karp thank you for giving up early. i want to get right into these numbers and

former acting ice director tom along with arizona congressman andy biggs.hink you just heard my conversation with ken paxton. tom, i will start with you. when we look at what is going on at the border all the democrats talk about that this is compassionate letting them in. it is their lives being destroyed throughout this entire process. and now from the track on, human trafficking, sex trafficking and now massive death. this is what the biden policy has delivered not only to us, but the migrants themselves. >> absolutely. aoc is the least smart congressperson in the history of congress. every time she talks about immigration she is wrong. the biden policies, the trump policies are inhumane. let's break that down. more migrants have died in the first year of joe biden than any time in my 35 year career. 700 and now at 53 to that and two more today in the rio grande valley. over 100,000 americans have died from drugs coming across the border. 95% of fentanyl comes across the border. they are overstretched and 70%. fentanyl is coming across the border. joe bi

our melodies and owner obtaining the document sent by andy biggs, the former chair of the freedom caucus that he sent to the chair of the oversight committee, carolyn maloney telling her that he believes it is time for the committee to look into the controversial documentary 2000 mules, which is based on this unfounded claim they were using cell phone tracking data that people were able to determine that there were mules that they described people bringing in out to drop boxes across the country. and that is part of the reason they believe donald trump lost the election. is been be dunked debunked repeatedly by fact checkers but this is a hint of what could come if the republicans take control of the house of representatives. they will be staging investigations very similar to this, not just things having to do would january 20s, january 12, but a whole host of convocations. >> ryan i'm sure you are going to get your steps in and those halls today. here with me in the studio to share their reporting and insights, punch bowls heather hagan,, lower bear lopez, pbs news and cnn legal analys

andy biggs nation it. he said securing the border can now lead to a poor judgment charge? this is outrageous. the biden administration is deliberately sabotaging our borders. your thoughts. >> yeah, you know who is showing poor judgment? joe biden. let's look at the tale of the tape here. there's been 2.6 illegal border crossings. 700,000 known got-aways. that's 3.3 million that we know of. that is -- it's beyond words. we've had 107,000 american deaths to opioid overdoses just last year. 80,000 of them fentanyl overdoses. the worst month we've had for border crossings was in may. 239,000. that's 930% worse than when president trump was in office. >> trace: over the past six years, congressman, we've heard the term flipped around "witch hunt." you look at this case against these agents, this is the very definition of a political witch hunt. they condemn these people before they ever had a chance defend themselves and give their agent nothing wrong. these agents are heroic. if they just let them do their jobs and enforce the laws on the books, we wouldn't have this border -

november, what happens if the gop takes control of all of this, some republicans like congressman andy biggs of arizona, the committee says attended a december 21st, 2020 mating, to discuss -- object to the election already demanding carries that investigations into debunked, election fraud allegations from i, guess you can call it -- i think we talked about it i'm we full of wild in totally evidence free claims about election fraud. trump's attorney general, bill barr, mocked the whole thing during his deposition for the committee. >> my opinion than in my opinion now, is that the election was not stolen by fraud. i haven't seen anything since the election that changed my mind on that. including the 2000 mules movie. (laughs) >> he laughed at it. like i said, the question is who's going to stand up the next time? i tell you who could have, the republicans who knew better. conservative media who knew better. mainstream -- trump's election lies. we're just that, lies. they knew, but far too many of them did not speak up, did not tell the truth, and that matters. steven airs, is a convicted ca

latest conspiracy filled movie. 18 months after the election, and two years after the 2020 election, andy biggs is still pushing the big election lie. and, working to undermine the faith in our democracy from within. let's continue the conversation on the second hour of a man. straight ahead, i speak of a former federal judge who said, that supreme courts pulling off a judicial coup. then, as the january six committee already fulfilled its purpose? we will explain that, and how a unitarian minister, and a buddhist, are teaming up to protect abortion rights in america. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. >> tonight, as we start the second hour, we will take you back in time. long before the supreme court rescinded abortion lights, and regulations, president biden commission a body of economics, and judicial efforts, to study the structure, and calm of the nation's highest court. and they focus on matters of transparency, and ethics. but, ultimately, they were brushed aside. ignored by a president, largely resistant to large scale institutional reforms. half a year later, they're calling from

members of congress present at the white house on december 21st included congressman brian babin, andy biggsert, paul gosar, andy harris, jody hice, jim jordan, and scott perry. then congresswoman elect marjorie taylor greene was also there. we heard testimony in an early hearing that a pardon was ultimately requested by congressman mo brooks and other members of congress who attended this meeting. >> i'm joined by cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, what more do we know about this meeting? >> it was a planning meeting, jake, and it came shortly after the former president, donald trump, was advised by members of the white house that there was really no path forward on january 6th. but despite that advice, he put it away and met with this group of members of congress to talk about how they were going to try to delay the certification of the election results on january 6th. and some of these members of congress were willing. they were trying to come up with ways to help that end game by the former president. others weren't so sure. congressman mo brooks, as was pointed out in to

members of congress president at the white house on december 21st included congressman brian babbitt, andy biggs gilmore, paul gosar, andy harris, jody hice, jim jordan, and scott perry. then, marjorie taylor greene was also there. we also heard testimony in an earlier hearing that a pardon was ultimately requested by congressman -- another members of congress that attended this meeting. >> i'm joined now by correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, what do we know about this meeting? >> well, it was a planned meeting, jake, and it came shortly after the president was advised by members of the white house that there was no path forward after january 6th. but despite that advice, -- met with these members of congress about how they were gonna delay the certification of the electric results on january 6th. some of the members of congress were trying to come up with ways to help that and game by the former president, others weren't so sure. congressman moe brooks, as was pointed out in today's hearing, recommended this wasn't the best course of action for the president on january 6th. he did object. but wha

to accomplish here which is i think more people would have watched these hearings if jim jordan, andy biggs were on the commit. i think they needed to see the testimony about how trump really lost the olyelection in 2020. nancy pelosi rejecting some of kevin mccarthy's republicans, that turned off half the country. everybody would have benefitted from watching this testimony. >> jonathan karl reported that matthew pottinger rushed to the outer oval office before 3:00 p.m. on january 6th and had interaction of some kind with mark meadows asking him about the national guard in particular and he drafted a resignation e after that interaction and seeing trump's tweet about mike pence, lack of courage, et cetera. does that square with the matthew pottinger you know? >> it does. matt is a very credible guy, honest guy. i think matt had not been one of the most pro-trump people going into 2016. but that describes a lot of republicans. if they worked for another republican during the 2016 election. so he wouldn't be hardcore trump to me but he certainly supported the president, worked for the admin

representative andy biggs of arizona on the morning of january 6th? >> i did. >> what did mr. biggs ask you to do? >> i believe that was the day the vote was occurring. to each state to have certification. or declare certification of the electors. he asked if i would sign on both to a letter that had been sent from my state and that i would support a the certification of the electors, and i said, i would not. >> mister speaker, on december 4th, 2020, shortly after your meeting with rudy giuliani and other trump allies, years least statement addressing, quote, calls for legislature to overturn the 2020 certified election results. the state ministry foreign explaining the, quote, breathtaking requests,, unquote made by representatives of president trump. the legislature overturned the -- and liver the states electoral college votes to president trump, unquote. why did you believe as you wrote in the statement that the rule of law forbids you from doing what president trump and his allies wanted to do? >> representative, i'm sorry, i should be saying mister chairman, representati

members of congress present at the white house on december 21st included congressman bryan babin, andy biggs, matt gates, louis gohmert, paul gosar, andy harris, jody hice, jim jordan, and scott perry. and then congresswoman elect marjorie taylor greene was also there. we heard testimony in an earlier hearing that a pardon was ultimately requested by congressman moe brooks and other members of congress who attended the meeting. we've asked witnesses what's happened during in the december 21st meeting. we've learned that part of the discussion centered on the role of the vice president during the counting of the electoral votes. these members of congress were discussing what would later be known as the eastman theory, which was being pushed by attorney john eastman. in one of our earlier hearing, you heard in great detail that president trump was trying to convince vice president pence to do something illegal. his white house counsel confirmed all that in testimony last week. >> in your view, mr. cipollone, upon that discussion -- what was your assessment as to what the vice president could o

know here for reaction, former acting ice director tom i hohmann, along with arizona congressman andy biggs. gentlemen, i think you've justnv heard my conversation with ken paxton, tom home and i'll startr i mean, this is when we look atg what's going on at the border. all the democrats talk about, you know, this is compassionate, letting themsi in . itit is their lives that are being destroyed throughouthent this entire process. and now from from the trekra on human trafficking, sex trafficking and now massive deathff. this is what biden's policies have delivered not only to us but to the migrants themselves. >>s. we're absolutely looking at aoc's probably the least smart congresswoman congressperson in history, congress, which every time she talks about immigration,ks she's wrong. but the by the biden policies, they keep going out of town , that trump policies are inhumane. that down. more migrants have died in the first are joe biden. atat any time in my 30 year career, seven now and fifty three to that and two more today down the rio grande valley, more migrants have died. over one hund

arizona congressman andy biggs tweeting video shooting, showing the border traffic doesn't even slow in that little group is probably 100 folks. in the convention center and the processing center. >> rachel: senior correspondent claudia town's live in los angeles. good morning. >> that's right, staggering new figures confirming the risk associated with crossing the border is not stopping migrants looking to come into this country illegally. according to that u.n. report, the u.s.-mexico border is the deadliest in the world, accounting for the deaths of 728 men, women, and children in 2021. that is a tragic record, and it may be lower than the actual number, because many fatalities go unreported. according to the report conducted by the international organization, the number of deaths on the border last year is significantly higher than in any year prior, even before covid-19. most of those who died were from mexico, guatemala, and venezuela. the deaths of 53 migrants who perished in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer when we ago in san antonio has brought renewed focus on the d

congress and andy biggs, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, dr. marc siegel, jason chaffetz.is, see you then. in the meantime, mayor eric adams was reportedly mugged in broad daylight yesterday. here he is. police sources telling "the new york post" that the 33-year-old was pushed to the ground after refusing to turn over his wallet and cell phone. it happened in brooklyn where he was looking for a location for an upcoming visit by the mayor. they told him, "you don't want to do this. i work for the mayor." both suspects fled the scene. ♪ ♪ >> everything we have in the city over the last seven years, i worry about. i don't enjoy the fourth of july, i don't enjoy the democratic national convention, i didn't enjoy the nfl draft. i'm waiting for something bad to happen all the time. i'll be happy when i'm not here, when i'm not mayor. >> julie: you know who should be worried? the people of philadelphia because that's your mayor. philadelphia married suggesting he is over being in charge. he made the comments at a press conference after two officers had been shot near the city ar

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of the legal challenges that were ongoing changed the result -- >> did you receive a call from andy y biggs of arizona on the morning of january 6th? >> i did. he asked if i would sign on both to a letter that had been sent to my state and/or that i would support the desert fi case of the electors, and i said i would not. >> a staffer for ron johnson texted a staffer forevice president pence just minutes before the beginning of the joint session, stating that senator johnson wished to hand dlifer to the vice president the fake elector votes from michigan and wisconsin. >> all right. so chairman thompson also has a message tonight for steve bannon, who claims he's willing to testify before the committee. >> we have a subpoena that listed a number of documents that he needed to produce for us. so i would say before we engage mr. bannon at all, he will have to comply with that subpoena. that has not happened yet. >> now, it remains to be seen if bannon complies for his chaim to testify is a stunt to mock the whole process as the justice department alleges. bannon was a key player in trump's cl

members of congress present at the white house on december 21st included congressman brian biden, andy biggsuis gohmert, paul gosar, andy harris, jody heist, jim jordan and scott perry. then congresswoman elect, marjorie taylor greene was also there. we heard testimony in an early hearing that a pardon was ultimately requested by congressman middlebrook's and other members of congress who attended this meeting. we've asked witnesses would happened during the december 21st meeting. we've learned that part of the discussions centered on the role of the vice president during the counting of electoral votes. these members of congress were discussing which would later be known as the eastman theory, which was being pushed by attorney john eastman. in one of our earlier hearings, you heard in great detail that president trump was trying to convince vice president pence to do something illegal. his white house counsel confirmed all of that in testimonies last week. >> your views, mr. cipollone, upon that discussions with mr. philbin, jacob, what was your assessment -- [inaudible] >> campaign senior

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senate in arizona against mark kelly but andy biggs introduced articles of impeachment against alejandrogiven no support. dagen: where does it go? will this not stop until somebody else in the white house who happens to not be a democrat? >> well, the one thing we can do, dagen, in the senate is with 51 votes you can reconcile the budget, get $6 billion back down here, get 1030 guardsmen that were under my command when joe biden zeroed out the funding in 2021, reactivate the helicopters that obama parked in 2015 and reactivate the wall and get the surveillance up and running. the level of lawlessness is like nothing we've ever seen before. dagen: let's stay on arizona. president trump and his former vice president holding separate rallies on friday for competing republican gubernatorial candidates, pence backing karen taylor robinson, president trump endorsed carrie lake. general, your thoughts on this? >> i'm running for u.s. senate and the president endorsed one of my opponents and two of the others he said would really let you down. i really appreciate not saying i would let anybody d

now i'd like to recognize representative andy biggs from the great state of arizona, a great defender of life. mr. biggs: thank you. i thank mr. kelly for holding this special order and thanks for your important leadership on this incredibly important issue, particularly the heart beat bill. the heart beat bill criminalizes an abortion after determining a fetus has a detectable heart beat. now, the democrats have the most radical, have the most radical position on abortion. they have zero regard for life. it is so radical that they want to shut down all crisis pregnancy centers in america. these centers help pregnant mothers in need and after the child is born. tomorrow they plan to pass a piece of legislation that will strip away every protection for children in the womb. the protection for their mothers and health care providers. it would allow abortion up until birth and it could be used for sex selection and ifs signed into law, -- and if it is signed into law we would become the most bash rouse country in the world with regard to abortion. more radical than even china, north kore

people have mentioned in past hearings as well, brooks, biggs, andy harrison and others, i am told, thatof subpoenas and some have actually been elected to solve pardons from donald trump. they have denied that but nevertheless a timeline of events. we already know the december 18th meeting at the white house will also be discussed . >> appreciate it. just from a legal standpoint, i keep having to remind ourselves we are talking about the planning for coup. a lot of people say this wasn't that at all, this was a demonstration that got out of hand. but we have already seen the levers being put in place, the efforts being made across the board at the state level, you know, the phony electors. it is stunning to think about. >> it is. this is the falbo planning at every point in time, somebody could have said this is wrong, this is antidemocratic and, oh, by the way, you had voters at the president of the united states and it is not donald trump but instead you have members who were part of congress that would learn about it. the president of the united states saying to remove the magnetic m