but the biden administration was spinning that there was no interest. that's a falsehood. know that of the let me give you another wub, plt. let me give you another one, mr. president. when the administration three weeks ago took half of the natural petroleum sea off the table, which, by the way should why you set every mesh, -- set aside every american. the secretary of interior was actually in alaska. she was holding a listening session with the native leaders in the north slope burough where the npra actually is. every single one of these leaders, with the exception of one said to secretary haaland, madam secretary, please no more restrictions on the development of our natural resources up here. it undermines economic opportunity. it takes away from development that we need in our native communities that most americans take for granted -- roads, bridges, schools, clinics, flush toilets. please, madam secretary, no more restrictions. the secretary comes back from alaska, and 72 hours after her visit to the state, she and her department issue 100-page record of decision s

the biden administration has taken steps to restore the independence and integrity of our nations publicealth institutions and ensure that every aspect of response to the coronavirus is based on sound science. president biden created a better agency, scientific integrity task force under the office of science and technology, which is has shooed key recommendations. as noted by the gao, agents subset of the cdc plan to align their scientific integrity with the recommendations from the biden administration. while the biden administration has made significant progress in its first 15 months to restore scientific integrity, more work remains. seo identified steps to improve long-standing institutional policies and procedures, governmental scientific integrity. we must work together to ensure that any attempts at political meddling and science by a political appointees in the answer to administration are unsuccessful. the lifesaving work of scientists and our public health agencies must never be interrupted for the perceived political benefits of the president or any other reason. no matter w

it shouldn't be mandatoryry anda that clear.e made the biden administration by the way is trying toyi reverse that. but when you look at an example i gave what the administration did to go around science involved catering the union bosses to undermine the learning ability of our children and that is well documented here on this committee over and over again talking about how much damage hasve been done academically and emotionally because of that kind of political interference by the biden administration. i hope democrats on the subcommittee will stop trying to sweep the biden administration interferences that have been documented under the rug and finally start demanding transparency and accountability and have hearings on that. with that i look forward to hearings from the witnesses and i will yield back. >> thank you, mr. scalise. i would now like to introduce the distinguished witnesses. first i welcome back the controlleren general of the unid states, no strangers to the members of the subcommittee and we appreciate your dedicated efforts to studying and improving the federal gov

host: what was the biden administration attempting to do on title 42? guest: the biden administration wanted to end it and the centers for disease control and prevention ran a study determining it was safe to end the policy and go back to normal immigration rules at the border. they set may 23 as the day it would end. the department of homeland security went through preparations getting ready for what they anticipated will be a bigger surge of migration across the border but two dozen attorneys general sued the biden administration to block this. after getting a temporary restraining order from a judge in louisiana stopping them from winding it down, they secured a preliminary injunction friday that basically blocks the process of ending it all together and maintains the status quo at the border. host: what happens next? guest: the biden administration will go back to using title 42 in some cases but not others. the thing about the application of the policy is right now it is only being used for about half the people who come across the border. the aclu

mohammed: i knew touched on this in a previous answer, is what we are hearing from the biden administrationr is this address from the secretary of state or president biden's remarks with regard to taiwan, does that signal a new policy towards china? or are things more or less the same? is the stance that the buy demonstration team towards china right now close to the stance -- the biden administration is taking towards china close to the stance of the trumpet ministrations?? -- trump administration? >> i would say yes, there are differences of tone. whereas is been striking about the biden administration is the extent to which it more or less inherited the trump position on china. it does not exaggerate quite the same way trump did, but basically we are witnessing a consensual shift in american politics towards a new antagonism towards china. i do not think we are in a new cold war, yet. it certainly has aspects of that. as michael said earlier on the danger of this kind of situation is that the more -- different situations could it suggest more extreme views, more extreme conflicts. you ge

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remember the biden administration canceled lease sales for oil and gas in alaska and gulf of mexico as well. the only people truly feeling the bite of energy sanctions right now are the sanctions effectively that the administration is placing on the american consumer. if they really cared about clean energy, they wouldn't be doing as you say going after dirty more than one way venezuelan oil in terms of quality of energy and also that it actually helps as a dictator in venezuela f they cared about the ethics of it, of course the virtual effects they wouldn't be doing that. then you have the chinese who are getting cheap energy from russia because of course they don't care about the isolation that russia is under in fact the chinese and russians collaborated, beijing olympics before russia invaded ukraine to pen the field together where they would be increasingly cooperating with energy and also with agriculture. russian invasion of ukraine has really so far worked out pretty well for the chinese communist party. david: yeah, it has but again what's happening here in the united states i

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of the united states, said, and today we will talk about the nature and prospects of the biden administration'solicies on russia's possible reaction to these policies and the future of the world . dmitry good evening. and dmitry well, yesterday , president biden said that russia is allegedly in a stalemate in ukraine. he said that's in his opinion. russia does not supposedly have a way out of this conflict, and it will think. and what to do with it, but it's working out for me the impression that the biden administration itself is in a hopeless situation, because look, the united states is supplying military assistance to ukraine, which russia is systematically grinding at the same time, while continuing offensive operations, it is achieving serious tactical successes sanctions that the collective west imposes they are, of course, painful, but nonetheless . they are not able to bring down the russian economy at the same time, but in the world. uh, uh, everything, not not one, but practically a country outside a serious country outside the collective west has not joined in the condemnation of ru

what has gone wrong >> one of the things i would like to know why did the biden administration close down the plant in february and why is it still closed? what are the issues and why are we in may the plant is still offline and they won't tell us why or when it is coming back online. what is the fda doing with its time? there is no explanation for this. missouri, my state, is one of the states in the country that is over 50% out of stock. this is not acceptable. it isn't sustainable. i don't know what the administration is doing and why they don't have urgency about it. they seem to be more focused on other things but not this. not the american people and the needs of our children. something has to happen quick here. >> harris: i just said moments ago republicans are about to take out the mega phone and they are. i don't know why the white house would need to be shouted at, though. some of them have children. it baffles the mind. this has loosely some effect on our kids. the walt disney company could lose its copyright to mickey mouse if you, senator, have your way. you've written t

the biden administration would certainly agree with that, do you?e: i am certain, carley, as sure as you were born and the sunrises in the east, if gas prices were at all-time high under the previous president, we would not be hearing the excuses that the current president is a victim of circumstances. remember, the biden administration that shut off the keystone pipeline five minutes after taking office and shut down drilling in alaska oil rich region and biden administration cancelled three off-shore oil leases scheduled for the gulf coast and in alaska. polls show americans say energy independence should be a top priority in this country, north of 80%. this president, this administration is out of touch and out of step with what voters want and will pay a huge price come november midterms, carley and todd. >> todd: drilling down on the business expert cnn trotted out there, correct me if i'm wrong, do you think she is one of the economist joe biden references talking about how great his plan is? >> joe: is she a noble winner? >> todd: she could b

under the biden administration inflation has hit the highest point in 40 years. it's only going to get worse no matter how much president biden tries to pass the blame. a key component of the consumer price index is gas prices which have been rising since day one of the biden administration, and actually, that's not true. they started rising on november 3rd or 4th the day -- i think november 3 was the day he got elected, in anticipation like i mentioned earlier of future events, knowing he was going to be president, knowing he'd campaign on killing energy production in this country. they went up the next day, and the next week they went if i remember right like 20% on crude. a key component consumer price index is gas prices, which has risen -- oil is priced on future markets and future for american oil and gas development, doesn't look so bright under the biden energy agenda, can you elaborate on how inflation affects your industry, mr. sheffield? >> yes, we are seeing severe inflation. due to the pandemic, we're seeing severe supply constraints. i testified alre

the biden administration is to -- needs to figure this out today. they need to figure that out and have all hands on deck. this needs to be solved this weekend. it cannot be two months and wait until after the abbott facility is open. i am from florida we have a lot of people from latin america. the biden administration decided to be appeasers again to cuba and venezuela, that is despicable. after the obama appeasement let me give you one story about lady had her hand chopped off right here, stuck in the mud. this was after obama's appeasement. do you know what she did wrong? she complained the school is closed in cuba. we are getting nothing for this other than there's less of a chance cubans or venezuelans are ever going to see democracy. reporter: [indiscernible] does it give you any concern? >> i know you are a pretty astute reporter. the election is today and we will take a look at it after we see who the nominee is. reporter: do you have any responsibility to speak out on replacement theory which is one of the things that motivated the shooter

crisis after crisis after crisis , the biden administration is driving this crunchy write off a clifft beat begin in the federal courthouse in washington, the washington swam for atopic clinton campaign lawyer is on trial for his role in the russia hooks great he's accused of lying to the fbi after using russian disinformation to smear federal agents on behalf of the clinton campaign. in breaking today, he testified that hillary clinton herself improve the smear campaign. but denied any involvement in the efforts to involve the fbi. now even the world's richest ma and his tweeting about the case elon missed tweeted i bet peopl don't know that clinton campaig lawyer using campaign funds created an elaborate hoax about trump and russia. it makes you wonder what else i fake. here now with reaction is fox news legal analyst greg jarrett and someone who was in the courtroom today, thank you so much for being here with us, greg, i want to start with you because oh my goodness, hillary clinton personally signed off o this, personally. hillary clinton herself? >> she personally approved the s

another deliberate attempt to deflect from the negative affect of the biden administration's policies and their own record spending. the american people didn't buy it then and they are not buying it now. president biden and the majority democrats should accept responsibility. this is not the putin price hike or the result of companies suddenly deciding to make money in 2022. this is the biden price hike and it has been a steady climb since he took office. energy is foundational to life. when energy prices go up so does everything else in every part of our lives. thanks to president biden's skyrocketing energy prices, americans are suffering across the board for every day expenses. why isn't this administration reversing course? high gas prices are a feature of this administration's policies. not a bug. president biden seems to want high gas prices for americans to feel pain every time they fill up their tanks. democrats never made driving down gas prices a priority. why? because they want to usher in a green revolution. if you are wondering what life will look like under the green new

administration? do -- is there a biden doctrine?arching theme in terms of sending troops to places like this or are they just being reactionary and going crisis to crisis as you have said in the past? >> they are going crisis to crisis and daily in the dollar store all the time. president trump pulled approximately 700 operations forces out of somalia because essentially they had troops in place in africa and mandalay kenya to act if there's an issue coming up with elsa bob in somalia, within close proximity. when he left afghanistan abandoning american citizens to terrorists, he calls out the entire region. it's a way to make up for that, the biden administration, they have to put troops back in because of the drop down by president trump. i think they're trying to make up for afghanistan and it's not going to work out. united states of america has to quit doing these things, applying military force to foreign countries without a clear and express withdrawal procedure. when are we leaving and why when the missing is a complete? we

so they are actually poorer and joe biden and this administration don't seem to get it. american people deserve better, much better from what this administration is providing for them. >> congresswoman, i want to come back to you because as we talk about people paying more for their groceryies paying more at the pump, the interest rates are rising too. that is how the fed tries to curb inflation. it takes a while to set in to have the impact it wants. essentially everything within the american dream, right, food, necessities, gas, going to work, owning a home have become out of reach for some people. >> yeah. this is really a disaster as i pointed out earlier. this is the economy. thank goodness that we have the tax cuts and jobs act. we had president trump cutting back on unnecessary regulations which is a huge driver, to what's going on in the economy because that is what sustained us through the pandemic and enabling us now to be able to continue to have any kind of economy left but without any kind of robust continuation of those tax cuts, less regulations, energy in

now, all of this didn't sit well with more than 20 states who filed a lawsuit against the biden administrationould incur costs, like health care costs if potentially more migrants were released into the united states and the administration didn't follow the right steps. what we learned on friday's ruling, the biden administration should have taken the right steps in ending this. what he means by that is that the emergency conditions that existed when this was invoked don't necessarily apply now. meaning there's time for outside input. that notice in comment period we're talking about could take months. the bottom line here is the biden administration will not be ending this authority any time soon. >> just quickly, are there folks you speak to in the administration that are relieved to see this judge's ruling? >> the dhs had been planning for this for some time. they have been in this limbo period of what happens next. they say they're operating like they were before, preparing for border crossings. >> thanks so much. >>> now with the mayor of tucson, arizona, who supports the biden administra

the federal government. >> not a congressional black hawk guess is putting pressure on the biden administration to press the case that counseling student loan debt is a racial equality issue. . in your perspective what's impact could canceling student debt have on the black community? >> well, i think we have to be specific. counseling all student debt is actually where we start to see a huge narrowing of the racial wealth gap. that is where we see a huge boost to the economy so the black folks in all borrowers can start to put money in their accounts to savor retirement. when we start talking about these piecemeal numbers, like $10, 000, right. if biden were to council just a simple $10, 000, well over half of black but were wears would not only still have student loan debt, but they would have more than their original principle. so $10,000 which would be a great number and is currently floating around by the biden administration, i think folks think that is a great number, but in actuality that is nowhere close to the scale of the this crisis. >> no one justification for forgiving student deb

i can't even name anyone in the biden administration right now. handpick someone and say, hey,th this person is n charge of policy right now.. you may not agree with everything but they are confident they will be motivated by zealotry and they will actually get a job done on behalf of the american public. i don't know about you, steve, but i cannot pick a single member of the administration except merrick garland because he was not a long time partisan scrooge, but he turned it into one so quickly. >> steve: two parts, like this close of the study of merrick garland because last week remember we had him on, and talk about environmental justice here that is what he's focused on. and the rest, like people like me, far left totally incompetent and less reaction to you for that. >> i don't know where we go from here. i really don't. to your point, it feels like the analogy are used, steve i came out of the world of sports but i have to get you to an sec football game because i live it down here in the south he would look, sometimes in sports, someone

and how poor administration policy contributed to this. when president biden took office, he wasted no time targeting american energy production. and you can guess what happened next. the markets responded. so, gas prices were already rising well before putin's attack on russia. what's worse, we had the chance to prepare to unleash american energy, prior to the russian invasion with full for knowledge that that invasion was coming. instead, largely due to administrative failure, we were forced, the united states, and our allies, to increase our dependence on russian energy. the gap left by less american energy exports directed directly funds russia's invasion of ukraine. that's shameful. we can talk about administrative malpractice for hours, unfortunately, i only have five minutes. so let's move to just some questions. general mcmaster, nearly one year ago, russia was mass-ing troops at strategic points all along the ukrainian border. the largest presence of russian troops since the invasion of crimea during the obama, biden administration. despite this, the

. >> brooke: republican attorney general are claiming the biden administration "pressured and colluded with big tech like facebook, twitter and youtube to squash the hunter biden story, wuhan lab story and information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to stop the spread of covid-19. one of the two attorney generals, eric eric schmidt says it was done to suppress disfavored speakers and viewpoints. listen to this. >> the government is outsourcing censorship. when we get into discover and he discover jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins are working with big tech partners, we know these things they have been working with them on in this lawsuit will help bring those to light and expose it. >> they say the conspiracy dates back to the lead-up to the 2020 election. >> joey: not all fun and show tunes for new disinformation czar. house republicans are going to get serious with this. >> brooke: that's right, joey, more legal action could be coming against the biden administration, demanding nina jankowicz, newly appointed disinformation czar testify and turn over records related to the

>> this is one of the most blatant overreaches by the biden administration. get a lot right over there and we have seen that over the last couple of but this is something so sinister and something that all conservatives and all defenders of the free speech need to be up in arms about. this is in the a partisan issue. you should not this kind of board, republican administration or any independent administration, this is totally un-american. who is the biden administration to say that they are the arbiters of the truth? alicia: there's been a lot of blowback especially from members in congress. >> the first amendment to our constitution states that congress shall pass no law breaching the freedom of speech. he has no authority to do this. alicia: jay, what do you think, is this something that congress can address, do they have tools that they can employ in this? >> i hope congress brings the administration before them in hearings. i hope that there's many hearings. i hope reporters question this too. look, this is the same administration, the cdc, for example,

>> carley: the biden administration is working overtime to quell outrage over president biden's new disinformation board by the lady who pedalled disinformation herself. i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: and i'm joey jones in for todd piro. biden administration could run into serious issues with this. >> they will have narratives they will declare off limits and encourage big tech to shut down the narratives and i think they will run into the legal problem there. >> joey: jackie ibanez has details, jackie. >> jackie: mayorkas is defending the biden administration's new disinformation board. he concede says the rollout left much to be desired. listen. >> no question, bret, we could have done a better job address whatting it does. we address disinformation that presents security issue to our homeland, does not infringe on free speech or civil rights, civil liberties. >> jackie: and doubled down on claims the board will not monitor u.s. citizens, critics are slamming the board saying they are threatening to stifle free speech ahead of the elections. they insist it is unconstitutional. >> congress shall pa

things the biden administration could have planned for and encourage the fda to work through. so, i understand abbott's and the fda have an agreement to reopen their plant to produce baby formula. but the courts have to agree as well. so what are we to do in the meantime to support and help these families that need this baby formula? this is not some ordinary product you can live without for a number of time, a period of weeks. when you need it, you need it. so whether it is importing from those other countries as senator blunt has stated that solving our supply chain issues or do something as simple as opening a plants, we need to do it. these babies are in need and we should not be turning our back on these babies. so again, implore to the biden administration of these crises under control but let's the people in place that actually know what they doing when it comes to supply chain management issues. we should not be facing the type of inflation we are the gas prices we are and we certainly should not be facing a baby formula shortage. >> so i'm getting texts, i've gotten p

this is going to be a crisis. >> but a biden administration manufactured crisis. others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. the policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-term regulation, right? answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief under our laws. >> right now title 42 is set to expire on may 23rd, but it is sort of stuck in a legal limbo as lawsuits. the aim to keep it in place work their way through the courts. live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you for that update. hannah. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news women participated in the 27th annual swim a mile for women with cancer for charity. why peopl

agents do not feel like the biden administration has their back. and it's for good reason. biden took office, we've seen no meaningful action to address the humanitarian and security crises at the southern border. the biden administration has ignored the needs of federal law enforcement officers in order to appease, apparently, part of its political base, who doesn't believe that there should be any border controls, who believes our borders should be open and are oblivious to the danger that that poses. but make no mistake about it, this is both a humanitarian and a security crisis, and the biden administration's refusal to act has only made things worse. we know the american people see crime as a big problem, and there are a lot of reasons for that, but the biden administration needs to address the security breakdown at the border because what is happening there has made our communities even more dangerous. madam president, i yield the floor. and i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: run a wide

>> reporter: lester, good evening the dramatic ruling is a defeat for the biden administration just three days before they wanted to lift title 42 it means that a two-plus year freeze on asylum seekers continues. but the administration says it disagrees with the decision and plans to appeal as border crossings reach new heights. tonight, a major legal blow to the biden administration at the border where the desperate scenes are virtually nonstop. we met this couple from ecuador, emotional and clutching one another as they crossed into the u.s. we asked how they're feeling. i'm nervous, this father says, i can't believe i put my family in danger as this mother from columbia, who left her two kids at home, fights tears pleading with president biden, give us an opportunity. we want a better future for our family, she says now a federal judge barring the biden administration from lifting a covid-era border restriction known as title 42 as the administration had planned. two dozen republican state attorneys general have sued to stop them. the federal judge ruling ending title 42 would cause im

make america energy independent again like we were in the trump administration because the biden administrationn american energy and the secretary of energy jennifer grandholm one of the most corrupted in the administration and what we need to do is hold the administration accountable and my reporting led to multiple congressional investigations into the energy department and into the commerce department and what we can do on day one, enough is enough, we need to stop declaring war on energy and american energy creators and american energy producers and start laying the gowned work for becoming energy independent when we take the white house. signals the energy producers we don't want you here, there's no long-term stability in the energy market as long as democrats are running the country. we need to take the first step by taking the house in 2022 and kicking these people out in 2024. dagen: there was a stunning report from bloomberg biden administration about asking restarting refineries as if they didn't see this coming based on the war that they went into on our energy conflicts. >> keep in

biden took the oath of office. every state has hit over $4 a gallon. california is at six. this administrationubling down on their failed policies. i mean president biden was very clear during the campaign. he wanted to destroy, u.s. oil industry and that is what he is doing. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, steve, looks like the president is getting rid of biden's disinformation board, that is the news that broke today. will get rid of anybody else in his team or double down biden and stick with failed policies. >> he will stick with the failed policies until he is thrashed in november. he will get pressure from remaining democrats to change course. they're looking 2024, a number of senators coming up for the democratic party. they're looking for a wipeout in 2024. only when they lose an election will they change. they will stay in the bubble and talk happy talk and nonsense we've been getting. elizabeth: we got you, steve. the other thing, trump's candidates did pretty decently, congressman. madison cawthorn lost and oz is in possible recount in pennsylvania. the other candidates that

brooke, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys the republican attorney general claims the biden administration "pressure to include it with big tech companies like facebook, twitter and youtube with the hunter biden laptop story and questions around the security of mail-in voting during the pandemic and information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to stop the threat of covid." one of the two attorney general leading the suit eric schmidt said it was done to -- >> outsourcing and they are terrified. we get a discovery and jen psaki and dr. fauci and mary poppins here are working with the big tech partners what they are asking, what they are telling them to take down. all of these things they are working with them on and the lawsuit to bring that to life and expose it. >> they say the conspiracy dates back to the lead up to the 2020 election. >> carley: brooke, i understand republicans have an effort against the disinformation, what are the details? >> that is right, more legal action could be coming against the biden administration and republicans on the house judiciary committee demand

and folks, i'm here to tell you, it hasn't worked in the past year plus of the biden administration, it's not going to work when americans and small businesses are hurting with so many inflationary issues and supply chain challenges. so again, let's find ways to ease the burden off of our small businesses, let's get big government off of their backs, and let's get this economy roaring the way it should. let's see some shifts and leadership and make sure we are supporting our small businesses. senator: in the last few days, the biden administration announced the department of homeland security has a disinformation board. this isn't about the truth, this isn't about protecting families, this is about your federal government deciding what truth is and what speech is acceptable. anybody that read george orwell's "1984" remembers the thought police. the thought police they would , tell everybody exactly how they could think and what they could say. remember, we have been dealing with this through social media , where they decided that, take for example with hunter biden's laptop, what was

chairman wyden, let me begin by saying that working with our allies is a key component of the biden administration's approach to a smart and more effective strategy towards china. and this is been the case since day one of this administration. i have invested a lot of time personally as have my colleagues in the cabinet, to rebuild relationships and trust that we're at the beginning of our administration, badly damaged. this has involved finding creative, sometimes unconventional, but ultimately affective solutions to long-standing problems and irritations that we have had with our strongest partners and allies. like, for example the wto aircraft is fused or the steel women tariffs. we've also worked to establish new corporate mechanisms like the u.s. eu trade council as well as frameworks and dialogues so that we can focus with our allies on effectively addressing the mess of distortions being caused by other economies like china but frankly in more recent weeks like the challenges that we are facing with precious invasion of ukraine. as i have mentioned, it is high time for us to turn the page on

the biden administration is exploding to cause the biden border crisis. we need to turn off the magnet an end the policies that have allowed the biden administration to release 1.6 million illegal immigrants into this country. so the letter points out all of these new poles need to be closed. and that these first priorities for lawmakers whether a majority has to be solving the biden border crisis by passing legislation to close the loopholes. >> carley: it absolutely is a crisis. tom, it can get worse because title 42 could be revoked in less than two weeks. if that happens, does this country look like? >> the border is already overwhelmed, right? 50% of 70% of the border on the line. that is why 67 died in galloway's last month. look, they arrested 42 suspected terrorists off the fbi screening database. out of 700,000 that got away since joe biden became president, how many are national security threats that got in this country without being arrested, photographed or fingerprinted? but i want to mention one thing about this document that we signed. firs

is the biden administration taking this seriously?don't know what the biden administration is taking seriously, but it's not border security. from the illegal immigration crisis going on, the cartel uses those people to deflect law enforcement resources so they can smuggle stuff across and do stuff like this and dig these tunnels. dan: some of the border officials that reached out to me and said exactly what you just said. that this is strategic. this isn't by accident. this all tied together. >> it's all tied together. this administration wants to compartmentalize and talk about the border issues like they are separate but it's not. the border patrol controls the border and when people cross. they have to resort to these tunnels to try to get their tunnels up. before we built this infrastructure, all those narcotics coming across would have been in vehicles in high speed purchase suits. these tunnels are a threat. but they are manageable if we had law enforcement agents doing this i steafd processing illegal aliens. dan: one last que

and biden administration do?has the lead and they need to continue to lead both international organizations, but also through european organizations. and not just in terms of resources, you just reported on the aid that was -- the aid that was passed, but you know, these border countries, these eastern european countries can't bear all of the burden. some of the kind of old europe, france, germany, united kingdom, spain and others, need to step up and help, and just look on the aid piece, i know it's controversial in some corners, i just wrote an op-ed on our border, we have to take care of our board and go on offense against the cartels destabilizing, we have 2 million a year coming across our border. >> john: we have a report from bill coming up on that. time is short, quickly. you and congresswoman young kim submitted legislation which would look at what's happening with inflation, something the white house would be doing, part of what the legislation does, measures impact of the cost of living, and how inflat

this is the other problem that the biden administration has. the position is inconsistent with the other positions they're taking. we talked about the mass mandate, about the vaccine mandate. where the government is saying, no, covid is still a danger. we have to require everyone on planes to wear masks. that is not consistent but covid being brought by aliens crossing the border that we don't know if they're vaccinated is okay. >> neil: they want to cheap this sort of on the cdc health grounds. i get that but they have -- i don't know if it's part of their case today, that if title 42 was such a great thing, we are we having to surge we're having with it in place now. how legally sure of their ground are they on that? >> so this is the thing that the biden administration has to survive. the district judge, the one here in louisiana, who then they can go to the fifth circuit based in texas and louisiana, that judge can say, i think you, the agency, i think your views are arbitrary and capricious. you don't have any facts or reasons. the problem

reporter: liz, gas prices have been high for months but since day one the biden administration has been of ripping off the consumer. so far the administration has not proven price gouging is why gas prices are rising. >> what i can tell you from the administration perspective there is guidance going out to crack down on price gouging where we see it. some companies have become ridiculously profitable, notably including oil companies. they're not unhappy about the situation. the public is unhappy. reporter: speaker nancy pelosi says the house will vote on a bill that would punish people price gouging at the pump of the oil and gas industries is not thrilled with this bill but u.s. oil and gas association president tim stewart telling fox business this, quote, this isn't a plies price gouging bill this is a price control bill. president setting price of fuel attempting to blame industry for the biden's failed policies. ftc has never found any evidence of price collusion on oil and gas prices. >> typical of this administration want to blame somebody else this is typical of long list of exa

, and today the biden administration is really demonstrating.c frivolity, at the official level it is proclaimed that the task of the united states in relation to the ukrainian conflict is to weaken russia as much as possible and inflict a strategic defeat on it. and not only, uh, realists, but neoconservatives are hawks, and they say that such a formulation of the question, firstly, is immoral. and secondly, uh, ukraine is officially proclaimed in this way by the united states, a pawn in them really. a proxy war , or one might say a hybrid war, but against russia and the administration. biden for some reason demonstrates confidence that such a policy using a whole range of tools to try to weaken russia is not only the maximum prolongation of the ukrainian conflict. there are also sanctions. this is the exertion of political pressure on a third country, that this will not lead to any escalation, yes, but will lead to no escalation, then in the end, when russia wins a military victory in ukraine, it will end in a serious discrediting of the biden

>> tonight, the wait for formula continues as the biden administration says the crisis could last for 30 days, and america's largest city declares a state of emergency to crack down on price gouging. a c17 military plane with enough formula to feed 27,000 babies and toddlers for a week arrives in the u.s., destined for hospitals and doctors' offices. tonight, when a second flight of supplies could land in america. protecting taiwan: the confusion after president biden says the u.s would defend the island if china ever attacks. more monkeypox cases, concern about the rare disease as experts say transmission is not likely to be widespread. sex abuse scandal: a coverup for almost two decades from america's largest protestant denomination. tonight we hear from survivors. >> i was called a liar, i was called mentally deranged. >> dickerson: vaccinating america's youngest, the important news for parents, how soon could you child under five be eligible for a covid shot? tonight's other top headlines, the manhunt for the suspect accused of killing a man on a new york city subway. a warning ab

this comes as the biden administration looks to end title 42.llegal immigrants based on covid restrictions. senior correspondent casey stegall is in laredo texas tonight with the latest. good evening, casey. >> good evening, with less than a week now until title 42 is supposed to end, just as you said, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas made yet another trip out here to the southern border today to receive operational updates on the upcoming big deadline. secretary mayorkas made the round across parts of the rio grande valley. multiple stops to see the latest surveillance technology at work. newly expanded migrant detention facilities. all while talking with cbp top brass and agents on the front lines. >> we are addressing a level of migration that is historic and they are doing an extraordinary job. >> mayorkas says they will surge resources to the region ahead of title 42's possible expiration. >> we are building safe, orderly and humane pathways to access the benefits that the law provides and that congress has passed. >> cbp data for april sho

so again come a typical biden administration.cies, no way to backfill 43% of our nation's supply of baby formula. yet just today i'm getting word from border patrol agents that there is a tractor-trailer full of pallets of baby formula sitting in that store room. come on come on now. this is exactly what america last looks like. you've got parents panic and because my kids getting sick, and the humanitarian mission at the border. they are doing the best job they can come up and then come at their hands are tied. >> jen psaki says go ask your doctor. what is the doctor going to produce the baby formula? what is fascinating is you post this on facebook and then you go to your district in florida and you show empty shelves where baby formula is supposed to be. and they are all empty. we don't have any, but illegal immigrants are getting a top priority. we also get preferential treatment. they don't have covid tests, because they are not going to be here very long. we don't have vaccine mandates, we get free transportation, and my fa

the biden administration is not.elp pay the salaries of ukrainian bureaucrats, the ones who paid off his son. tulsi gabbard, former member of congress from hawaii said hold on, the stakes are high, we think that you have been vindicated, congressman, tonight. >> yes, tucker, the biden administration's policy, words, and actions, it has been made very clear to us what the real goal is and that is destruction of the russian state. we heard just a few days ago how secretary of defense austin spilled the beans on what our real mission and goal is when he said "we want to see russia weakened to the degree it cannot do the kind of things it has done in invading ukraine." what that means his total destruction of the russian state, what he is not telling the american people is that they have also made it clear if we even get close to "winning in achieving this mission and goal." russia has said very clearly they will have no other option then to resort to the use of nuclear weapons starting with tactical nuclear weapons and