biden administration would let them go. actually, more than let them go. put them on a plane or bus and take them to whatever city in america they want to go to. joe biden is a last mile of the human trafficking network. to understand just how horrific it is, i would encourage you to go back to alejandra mayo chris's testimony -- mayorkas's testimony and we all questioned him at the time. there was one moment and questioning when i put up a poster board that had a series of pictures of colored wristbands. i asked him, mr. secretary, what are these colored wrist bands? he said i don't know. i have no idea. i've got to admit the answer actually surprised me. very little he said surprised me but that answered astonish me. -- answer astonished me. mr. secretary, you told the american people you are utterly incompetent at your job and you do not even care about doing it. why? because just about every illegal immigrant crosses the border has one of those colored wristbands around their wrist. if you stand on the banks of the rio g

every illegal immigrant they encountered they hand over to the biden administration and the biden administration would them, more than let them go, put them on a plane or bus and take them to whatever city in america they want to go to. joe biden is the last mile of the human trafficking network. and to understand how horrific it is, i encourage you to go back to the testimony before the senate judiciary committee, which all three of us vigorously question him at the time. there was one moment and questioning when i put up a poster board that had a series of pictures of colored wristbands, and i asked him, mr., what are these colored wristbands? his answer, he said, i don't know. i have no idea. i have to admit that answer actually surprised me. very little he said the net hearing surprised me. that answer astonished me. and my response to him, i said mr. secretary you have just told the american people that you are utterly incompetent at your job and you do not even care about doing it. why? because just about every illegal immigrant who crosses the border has one of those colored wristbands ar

through conversations i had on this topic with the biden administration officials, i have found their answers to be highly insufficient. this is a crisis killing a generation and we know that these drugs are flowing across our southern border. the administration needs a better answer and they must swiftly act to stop this killer. now is the -- now as the title 42 has expired, it has added to the confusion on the southern border. the biden administration is trying to reset a new normal, based on fail policies as an attempt to redefine and hide their border failures. trust me, the american people are not fooled by the recent victory lap taken by the biden administration or their effort to increase progress. to the biden administration, what they consider low numbers still far exceed the daily average of the prior administration. in fact, if illegal crossings continue at the levels that the administration is touting, this white house is on track to break the previous record they set last year with the number of illegal immigrants caught at the border. this is not lost on the american peo

the biden administration is this federal judge in florida who has temporarily blocked the administrationrom releasing migrants from border patrol custody without court notices. that was one of the key tools the white house used to manage the number of migrants. how do you think that could impact border enforcement? >> well, the way it's likely to impact border enforcement, if it stands, this court order will lead to severe overcrowding in detention facilities along the border. even in years past, these facilities were known for inhumane conditions. there were very credible reports of abuses, a lack of basic needs being met. so we're going to see more families potentially placed in dete detention. that would be a strain not on on customs and border patrol, but it would cause a lot of unnecessary suffering for the migrants who are in custody. the alternative which the biden administration prefers is to release people on humanitarian parole so they could go and travel to places around the country where they have support networks, where they do have some opportunities to work. so on the grou

as cuba, haiti, — biden administration as cuba, haiti, venezuela and nicaragua.a. but they are not going beyond that, — but they are not going beyond that, hot _ but they are not going beyond that, not going to flood the system _ that, not going to flood the system any more than it already is. system any more than it already is and — system any more than it already is and on — system any more than it already is. and on the flip side, as we know. — is. and on the flip side, as we know. they— is. and on the flip side, as we know, they are strengthening security— know, they are strengthening security on the southern border, _ security on the southern border, and closes processing centres — border, and closes processing centres. 30 temporary processing centres being closed and no — processing centres being closed and no more transit visas being issued — and no more transit visas being issued to— and no more transit visas being issued to migrants. they had allowed _ issued to migrants. they had allowed migrants to arrive on the southern border with guatemala and calml

it was important to the 0bama administration and important to the biden administration.ith the lifting of title 42, the consequences for someone crossing illegally into the country will actually be more severe. they'll be put into what's called expedited removal under another portion of the us code, title 8, which will ban them from being able to reapply to enter the united states forfive years at a minimum. and so that's that's number one. number two, the administration has coupled that with increasing the lawful pathways for people to cross into the united states lawfully. they've increased the number of visas that will be awarded, particularly to individuals from venezuela, nicaragua, haiti and cuba. and then number three, i think an enormous amount of effort has gone into working with local communities and nonprofit organisations to make sure that those who do come across, who are making an application for refugee status, for asylum status, are entitled to have a very prompt hearing on that place to stay while they're here. secretary, those are the measures that are

so for the time being i think, andres manuel lopez 0brador wants to work with the biden administrationressure on the scarce resources of the immigration services in this country. great to talk to _ services in this country. great to talk to you. _ just hours before the expiration of title 42, the us house of representatives passed a new border security bill. the republican—sponsored �*secure the border act of 2032�* is unlikely to clear the democratically—controlled senate — but it would mandate the hiring of more border patrol agents, and resume construction of a border wall — a centerpiece of donald trump's immigration policy. my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with two lawmakers about the situation at the border, one democrat, about the situation at the border, one democrat, one republican. in a moment we'll hear from republican congressman, aaron bean of florida. but first, here's pramila jayapahll, a democrat from washington state. congresswoman, thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. you visited the border backin news. you visited the border back in march to make your

aided by the biden administration.w the press shot came out and lied about it and said they are not doing that. they absolutely are doing it. >> it is human trafficking, no doubt about it. stated because we have more with the congresswoman beth van duyne in just a moment. stay with us. we will be right back meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solution

watch this. >> we're seeing from the very earliest days of the then obama-biden administration, back ed to its influence peddling. they carried on throughout, what we suspect to be the duration of the obama presidency. hunter biden, who set up this seneca global advisors organization, which was set up to influence and provide opportunities for expansion into foreign markets, all of sudden you see hunter biden traveling with the vice president going to every country he wants to go to. we all have seen and we all have heard about all of the many business dealings that he has had since then, whether that is with chinese nationals, whether that is involving burisma and the like. what we're seeing from these records, for the first time, the extent to which this dated back to the earliest days of the biden administration. liz: let's stay on this for a second. hunter sets up seneca global in 2008. sean: right as vice president biden wins his seat in the oval office. so at that point they started going in to start doing deals with the vice president's office help according to these foia email

of course, that was the obama-biden administration. is biden continuing does policy? >> i think president biden is unfortunately. i think it is not specific to republican party. what i've been able to see is that both the republican and democrat party just have never known how to properly center human rights for people that are seeking safety in the united states. in fact, we have become a political football where the harsher he could be on border issues, the less protective you can be to migrants means that it is a way to project their political campaigns and their political goals, undermining the premise that people should be treated with dignity and respect. that is what we are seeing now under the new biden transit man, under the continue construction of 30 foot order walls at friendship park and elsewhere, and just the rejection of treating people with dignity as they are seeking safety in the united states. amy: pedro rios, thank you for being with us director of the , american friends service committee's u.s.-mexico border program. house democrats are urging th

that meets at midday, the biden administration cannot use covid as an excuse. they are wrapping up officers on th utlook e rn boer texas. about 1000 asylum officers were sent. that is on top of the 5 to 50 u.s. troops , mostly from the army. their mission is to support customs and border protection staff at the u.s.-mexico border. in about five minutes, we will have a report on the biden administration's new policies. >>> we are now in day six of the oakland teachers strike. members of the union rallied at the elementary school yesterday. the district canceled its regular school board meeting there. the two sides are not far apart on salary. so the sticking point here, those so-called common good issues. we are talking about things like reparations. families are trying to take y by a lot ofs achersthatey also ha ckto work.now, katie nelson showa grp ofpainteresting solution for childcare. >> reporter: attendance has been down more than 95% across the district, but a small group of parents has set up the solidarity school, offering a classroom alternative. she i

look at this administration's record of retreat, it's little wonder why. president biden began his term by relaxing pressure on tehran's proxies in yemen and turning his back on america's partners in the gulf. this administration spent two years fruitlessly chasing the iranians around the negotiating table, and they signaled weakness and incompetence with their reckless withdrawal from afghanistan. and while iran and its proxies have conducted more than 80 -- 80 -- attacks against u.s. forces in iraq and syria since the president took office, america has responded with force four times -- four times. iran does not fear serious consequences for such aggression. we cannot be surprised when they attack again and again all across the region. unfortunately, the middle east is not the only place where the biden administration has met serious threats with a timid and halting response. just look at the president president's ukraine policy -- just look at the president's ukraine policy, doing the right thing only after weeks or months after -- weeks or months of self-deterrence. b

basically the biden administration isjust ignoring the basically the biden administration is just ignoringeek congressman but i've been on the kong campaign trailfor a long time. —— the campaign trail. secretary mayorkas and the biden administration can save the border is under control, it is not. i spent two days a couple of months ago walking with border patrol in texas. they are overwhelmed, they are swamped. the numbers coming in are just so high, i can't imagine what's going to happen once title 42 ends. already getting swamped now, so we got to bring them relief, that's what this bill does. we are going to let the american people have a say, we are going to pass this bill today... i still can't imagine anybody not voting for this bill. this is the essence of our country, it is a dire emergency. let me tell you, i met with people in texas, we did a little mini town hall, people in texas are fed up and now every border state... in texas are fed up and now every borderstate... now in texas are fed up and now every border state... now is the time for action. ., , , ., ., ., border state.

we are likely to seek greater effort from the biden administration to get on board. will be processing centers u.s. plans to open in guatemala and columbia to deal with people who e expected to abide by any after the fnt door, rather than appearing at the u.s. mexico border. there may be things behind the scenes. that could be everything from trade to action over the illegal flow of guns south from the u.s. to mexico. there are a lot of things that president biden and president lopez over door wants -- obrador what from each other. he thinks he will have a law of strength when it comes to future conversations and negotiations. wis: thank you so much for that. we are going to cross back into the u.s.. we are going to speak to texas democratic representative. lots of your republican opponents are absent that this donald trump era distillation is coming to an end at midnight. what do you make of this? >> i was one of the democrats who was against lifting it for the time being. i was hoping to wait another few months and build more infrastructure along the border, and de

the aclu, which sued the trump administration little | the trump administration little italy over its immigration policy sued biden policy limiting asylum at the border was unlawful and really had followed the steps of the trump administration set before on limiting asylum as well and on the other side in florida the attorney general successfully blocked a biden administration effort to release migrants from border custody without court notices but telling them to checkin notices but telling them to check in with immigration officers. this was a key way for them to relieve overcrowding in border custody which has seen thousands upon thousands enter in recent days and weeks. thousands enter in recent days and week-— and weeks. just briefly, give us a sense — and weeks. just briefly, give us a sense of— and weeks. just briefly, give us a sense of context. - and weeks. just briefly, give | us a sense of context. you've been following the story for years now. how does 2022—23 compared to previous years? it is much higher. you are seeing record encounters and a lot of this, there are theories obviously, there has been

>> i think this is a question that should be answered we have seen on goiingly biden administration does not want to answer questions or they don'tn 't biden on the campaign trail, he is a live wire, he does gaffes as many times as trump does, there is a reason they want to play with his age and have excuses for not putting him out there, one thing i would like answers for, back to the dinner, how this group of journalists applauded this president who persecutes. kennedy: party panel. coming up thousands of americans trapped in a civil war in africa. will we see repeat of disastrous afghan withdrawal. with us derrick van ord en, he lived in ja w djibouti we'll break it down next. nancial planner™? - i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why it's gotta be a cfp®. paradontax blood when you brush could lead to worse over time. help stop the clock on gum disease now. parodontax toothpaste... ...is 3x more effective at removing plaque bacteria, one of the main causes of bleeding gums. parodontax. the gum experts. starting a new cha

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and what should the biden administration do about it?, title 42 is expired now and they're saying under title 8 they're going to manage the border. nothing could be further from the truth. we're seeing on the order, 10,000 beam c people coming here illegally. and more than two million last year and we're on a pace that's going well beyond that. they're saying they're using title 8. really they aren't. because when the-- somebody comes across illegally. they are he a saying, okay, you have to have an asylum claim and the individual says i want to appeal that and in essence they get a phone number and get wherever they're going and that's the supposed court appearance and they get an alien identification number and able to work and get benefits. and the court asylum date is five years and of course they don't show up for that. and think of the message that's going to to south america, central america, people coming here from over 100 countries now. you not only can come up and stay, you're going to get benefits as well so the numbers are j

it comes as the biden administration is rolling out new rules to restrict asylum seekers. jarred hill is in el paso, texas, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and there's no coincidence that those two things are happening at the same time. this is an effort by the biden administration to try and deter another wave of migrants from coming to the southern border as title 42 is set to expire. communities like this one here in el paso say they're already struggling to deal with the people who are here, and there are so many others waiting on the other side hoping that this is the beginning of a new life for them. lines of asylum seekers grew along the southern border this week with title 42 set to expire tonight. th is jonaan gez fromen. hehared this video of his "we had to cross rivers filled with snakes and crocodiles," he says. but as people hope to enter the u.s., the biden administration has put in place new rules aimed at curbing the numbers. migrants are now required to prove they've applied for asylum on line or through another country first. vio

administration. we were successful. president biden said he would not renew those. now he's going there again, and one of the things that i think is happening, and you touched on in the beginning is that the human dimension of this is being lost in statistics and abstract policy arguments. these are desperate people and you pointed out that there's a lot of hunger in poverty, and that's true. unfortunately, those people will not qualify for asylum. anybody who thinks that having an asylum system means everyone who's hungry or poor gets to come in, that's not true. only people who are in real danger. we have to have an asylum system. the other point you made, which i think is critical, is the politics. the biden administration is waiting until the last minute each time to try and put in place a system. they have had two years now to put an asylum system in place. we have the resources. no one is saying we don't want the system to be more efficient. it has to be fair. they have had two years to do this, and now at the last minute, they're recycling short circuited pol

biden has taken office. there's not one piece of legislation that has changed from one administration to the other. the only thing that changed is the president. and what did president biden do? he lifted all the actions that president trump and president obama, and that's what happened to our border. you can't say the border is secure with more than 175 individuals on the terrorist watch list have tried to cross our border. you can't say the border is secure when border trafficking has been a million dollar business. you can't say it is secure when it isn't secure. and you can't say the border is secure when i sit there with mayors who happen to be there from the other party and tell me the personal stories that their daughter called and told her not to go outside because there was a car chase, a car chase because the cartel hired a young american to put someone across. not an unusual thing. schools there told me they had to close 45 days and this car chase ended like others, killed an innocent american. innocent american was going to a retirement party. 65 years old grandmother. going to have a fr

if we provide legal pathways for them as the biden administration did, people use them.reunification and establishing refugee processing centers. reporter: i want to ask you about the new program unveiled that would deploy 1500 militar personnel, titan asylum rules -- titan -- tighten asylum rules. what do you think. >> i have been critical of rules that block of the ability for someone to just come to the border and seek asylum. this does have exemption so a lot will depend on how the exemptions are used but i have been critical of the portions of policy that stripped the rht to asylum, which is codified in our laws, away from people. i believe we need to keep it in place. reporter: mayorkas said today the measures the binding administration put in place will not work overnight but down the road they will be able to assess whether they have been successful. what would that look like to you? >> fewer people coming to the border claiming asylum who do not qualify and more people utilizing legal pathways, whether it is in country refugee processing, family reunification, t

the main thing _ the biden administration? the main thing is _ the biden administration?sources the biden administration? tte: main thing is resources and funding. funding has been promised but the resources that are being used our local resources at this point. the food banks and shelters we are providing our local resources and the and joses are also ngos are also local resources especially the hospitals that are not equipped to handle this amount of people. we saw during the pandemic it was devastating at the point where we did not have a place for pediatric intensive care treatment. so, we have all these people coming in and anticipate the problem with the just like that or even worse. with the 'ust like that or even worse. a, ., with the 'ust like that or even worse. my ., u, with the 'ust like that or even worse. n_ ., u, ., a with the 'ust like that or even worse. mayor, can i ask you, this is a — worse. mayor, can i ask you, this is a massive _ worse. mayor, can i ask you,| this is a massive humanitarian challenge as well and you're talking about with children and

i rise in strong opposition to this resolution to nullify the biden administration's federal student loan forgiveness rule. at a time when students need relief the most republicans are working to upend student loan fofer girlness that started under trump and now cons urn president biden for more than 40 million borrowers. there was a broad recognition during the pan democrat take relief was desperately needed for businesses, families, and students. that's why congress and republicans under trump voted to pass both the cares act and the heroes act which provided not only student relief -- student loan relief but also loans to protect businesses from shuttering and direct support to families. these were forgivable loans we gave to businesses. we helped workers and businesses alike in the height of the pandemic. president trump and president biden paused student loan payments. under this c.r.a. we'd see a rollback on the loan payment pause through september, 2022. this is unimaginable. do not be fooled by the faux populism of republicans they raised the debt ceiling three times to pay fo

them. >> there will be some enforcement jointly with some other agencies. >> reporter: the biden administration is working to curb an influx of migrants coming to the southern border a title 42 comes to an end. president biden address the issue in a phone call with mexico's president. >> we have multiple agencies an multiple countries working together to humanely manage the border when title 42 , public health order lifts on thursday. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the biden administratio is working to finalize a new regulation which would replace title 42 . and allow for the quick expulsion of migrants apprehended at the border. regulation would disqualify migrants from asylum if they failed to request it in another country on their way to the u.s it would bar most non-mexican migrants from asylum if the int the u.s. without permission. violating the rules would resul in swift deportation, a five year ban on entering the u.s., and potential criminal prosecution, if they do so. >> we are confident with the tools we have in front of us we are doing everything we can. >> reporter: border offic

this is the joe biden administration whether he understands what's going on and on. just like him. look with the response that. >> i think america has the opportunity to impeach president joe biden in less than two years and that's all we need to be doing america needs to show up and stop this nonsense this is absolutely a national security issue down here. adamant tarrying crisis try to secure this border. >> laura: great to see both of you think so much and breaking just moments ago a federal judge in florida has blocked the joe biden administration's plan that would of migrants and united states without schedule court dates we talked about this last night chip roy congressman we were flabbergasted on your last night we first heard this was happening the administration argued that if the releases were blocked the border patrol would have 45,000 migrants in custody by the end of the month and that they couldn't handle it it be catastrophic your response to the court saying nice try but no weight tonight. >> the court is doing what it should do like a texas court is f

the biden administration is expected to appeal this. now, the ruling takes away one at the administration's key tools to try to manage the number of migrants in u.s. customs and border protection custody. in some cases, by releasing them from custody with conditions. here you go, paula. >> this is what i have been speaking about. there's so much focus on the search to the border. -- do they feel secure that they can get a handle on this but also when it comes to something like this, having those resources, how much focus has been on resources to house and to keeping kaw city the markets that they need to? >> i think polo can speak to that better to. i think that is a real concern, overcrowding. they don't have the facilities to keep all these people, so what do you do? >> they had been releasing them to the community. >> they did see this coming. and of few hours, we heard from a top dhs official. for the last couple of years, they've been working to increase and expand our capacity. still -- this ruling, paul is fascinating because lik

a federal judge has blocked the biden administration from releasing migrants, even though the administration said they would monitor migrants if they had to release them. they're doing that because of the overcrowding. so what is the alternative if a court is saying -- a judge is saying this? >> yeah, this is where i disagree with the biden administration. the biden administration is getting it wrong because they are so focused on illegal immigration. they're trying ways to streamline it with the app and other areas. what needs to happen is we need to focus on legal immigration. this is what is happening. you've got mccarthy on one side, kevin mccarthy on one side that is demonizing those that come over illegally. you've got chuck schumer on the other side in the senate that makes it a morally good thing to help people that are coming over illegally. who gets hurt in this? people who have legal claims. you mentioned it earlier, legal, legitimate asylum claims and immigration reform gets further and further behind when we only focus on the illegal part. what we have to do is enforce the laws

none are addressed by the biden administration. maria: we have a graphic up about the dangerous initiatives under boca raton l. president biden. kaley mcgee, jump in here, what was in the best interest of the united states to waive sanctions on the nord stream two and we had the afghanistan withdrawal that was totally botched. we lost 13 service gmen. >> i'm interested to hear what you and your colleagues might do to hold china accountable. obviously the biden administration needs to take priority and lead on this issue. what can congress do to roll back certain trade policies, maybe roll back the economic relationship that the united states currently has with china. >> well, i think we're looking at that right now. we have the select committee on china. they're meeting on a regular basis and looking at the opportunities but i think that we need to be tough with china and i don't think we do that and militarily they're a huge concern right now, what's going on and i t i think they're a constant threat to roll into tataiwan in any yo

what are kerry and the biden administration proposing. details at 2:00. >> john: and the department of energy, put your thermostat at, wait for it, wait for it, 82° this summer. the panelists to weigh in on that hot tip and biden administration to regulate everything from your furnace to your light bulbs. but start with breaking news on hunter biden. a week filled with damaging documents showing the inner financial workings of the biden family not over yet as new emails confirm hunter and his ex-wife kathleen's attorneys were well aware of a deal involving a romanian business tycoon. >> sandra: and kathleen saying she knew nothing about her husband's overseas business dealings. >> $10 million flowed into the pockets of hunter biden and joe biden's two brothers for reasons we don't know except they were the associate, the family members of the sitting vice president of the united states. it stinks. >> john: fox team coverage, shannon bream is just moments away. >> sandra: david spunt is live in our washington newsroom. seems the gop branch

dishwashers and even air-conditioners allow americans suffer in the way of inflation , the biden administration is trying to make americans lives even more expensive. the administration doesn't seem to understand it's supposed to be a half, by and for the people, not bureaucrats . or maybe it's just that that's why it's taking such an effort to hide his agenda from the american people . we have another agency review team testifying about the rulemaking authority affecting so many americans . the department of energy want to be here at this hearing to answer questions about role rulemaking and not just stoves but it's not the department of energy refused to, claiming the process is ongoing and that's when congress should be asking questions, not when it's finished. the department of energy , what is he hiding? why are they afraid to come answer questions about one of its own priorities before the elected representatives of the people? they can't keep hiding and that's why the chairman and i have sent an invitation to undersecretary richmond to testify about not just this ruling by the entirety o

there is nothing good about the biden administration. so i am enjoying this. didate getting in the ring. it gives us another opportunity to contrast what republicans will do versus joe biden and the democrats. and i think we're going to take up all the oxygen until next year. i've excited for the debate. and we always have to remember the things that separate us are so insignificant compared to the damage that's being done to our country by the democrats. jason: so i think the reason there are so many people in the race is they see a very vulnerable joe biden. i mean, sleepy does not yet even begin to cover his approach to life at this point. but because there's so many candidates, there's a lot of contention the, a a lot of nipping at each other. you already see this between governor desantis and president trump. how does the party unite at the end of this? that's the concern, is that you may support one candidate and be pretty darn upset by the time, you know, the caucuses and primaries roll. what can you -- roll around. what can you co, what can the party do

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the biden administration vowed to supercharge the i.r.s. with new money and agents to extend the long arm of enforcement into the pockets of not the top earners but everyday taxpayers making less than $75,000 a year. flash forward to today we have included in this deal provisions to stop the biden administration from funding this i.r.s. expansion. i'd like to pivot here, chairman smith, to the subject of work requirements included in the legislation. under the current law, states must demonstrate at least 50% of the state's work eligible individuals receiving assistance through the temporary assistance for needy families, or tanf program, are engaged in work or the states face a penalty. chairman smith, how have states skirted these requirements and pepbts -- penalties. how does this restore ability to this program? mr. smith: there is several ways the states have created loopholes in regards to tanf. for example, under that work participation rate every state's supposed to be at 50%. they have found in fact 34 states last year had zero per

>> well, the biden administration says it will start happening. but the biden administration has said a whole lot of things during his tenure of president that's never happened. and so i have 0 trust the president or the people working under him will actually enforce the laws that already exist in the united states and expel migrants and secure the border. >> dana: gentlemen, thank you for your time as we kick down to the end of title 42. your work has already been busy and about to get more so. thank you. >> bill: thank you. to mr. banks, your first appearance well done. some images are stunning. you have to stop and look at this sometimes. this is from our border crew in brownsville, texas, with these drone shots. dana, that's -- that goes for as far as we can see. that drone is probably 1,000 feet in the air. >> dana: there is a lot to cover here and the biden administration, they don't want the talk about this. they would like to talk about anything else. they won't have a choice. even other media is having to report on this now. >> bill: you

burchett: americans are sick and tired seeing the biden administration spend millions of taxpayer dollars to see an invasion of our southern border. this administration is using nongovernmental organizations to push illegal immigrants all over the country. a report by the heritage foundation found these illegal aliens were shipped to 431 congressional districts. this report also shows the overwhelming number of resettled illegal immigrants were sent to republican districts. this is a massive resettlement program. under president biden, the number of illegal immigrants exceeds, exceeds the population of some u.s. states. we have had over five million illegal crossings plus over 1.3 million got-aways. title 42 ends tonight and the flood will get worse. we have seen the pictures, mr. speaker. we have no idea who these peopler where they are going or what they will do. the situation will take a huge toll in our nation and touch every community in every state. they have been on the terrorist watch list and communist chinese coming over our border. we owe it to finish the wall, catch and releas

my question, in the coming years the biden administration will have more substantial major in economic relations with taiwan accelerating or to have implementation in the region. >> you want to take that? >> the us accelerating economic connections with taiwan. >> it's likely the 21st century initiative on trade with taiwan will be completed. the first 5 chapters have been completed. there are 7 more to go. that the most likely thing. i would not say it's low hanging fruit because will still be hard. there are a few chapters that will be difficult but it is doable. i think it is unlikely that taiwan will be included as a member of ipast. >> into pacific economic framework which was launched the same day biden vowed to defend taiwan militarily. >> the main reason is the number of countries that joined would not have become part of it if the united states included taiwan and that was a trade-off that the biden administration made. if you look at the chapters in the trade agreement you will see it mirrors the agreement and will probably be completed, it is something that might be somethin

because of crime and homelessness, we'll tell you who it is. >> todd: and gas stove and now biden administrationor your dish washer. if you're in your kitchen, take a look at your dishwasher, biden wants it. >> ashley: take a look at your sink, you have to scrub your dishes. >> todd: cheryl casone will be here next. >> todd: hope the band had a nice weekend. new york under state of emergency over new york city mayor eric adams announcement he will bus illegal migrants their way days before title 42 is set to expire. >> ashley: cheryl casone here with more. good morning. >> cheryl: good morning, that is right, new york mayor eric adams plans to bus migrants to rockland county. county executive ed day calling out the mayor saying cops are deployed and ready to react if he sends migrants his way. we have child rapists and ms-13. that is from ed day. 60's,000 migrants have arrived in new york and cost expected to reach 4.2 billion, 37,000 migrants are living in city-run facilities. the facilities have been maxed out and so now mayor adams is looking for somewhere to send the migrants. >> todd: don't

what is the biden administration doing? approving sending 1500 strtroopo the border in the coming daying. this is a bandaid, why not prepare better more than they have up to this point. >> exactly, why not keep title 42, why not keep remain in mexico to prevent this. everything this administration does or says with respect to the border can be broken down into things that are out-right lies, things deliberately misleading or things that are utter nonsense. they are taking this seriously and doing something about it. 1500 troops will not do anything. they will not patrol the border or prevent people from coming here. they will come back and say, look, we're trying, we need to pass comprehensive immigration reform. euphemism for amnesty and codifying it. a bandaid would be best, but it will be wink and nod to people coming across. we're tricking the american people, this administration's priorities is simply the democratic party, the illegal immigrants and they don't care about the middle class. this is an elitist issue, they

on top of that, when we actually think about it, the biden administration is also saying that a safegue, potentially, that mexico is a safe third country, at the same time, because, as you well know, there is a debate raging in washington and around the united states that somehow the united states that somehow the united states that somehow the united states should be involved in tackling the cartels on mexican soil over the fentanyl crisis. that in itself suggests it is a hard sell to suggest mexico is a safe country.— sell to suggest mexico is a safe count . �* . ., , , , safe country. and what happens to those who — safe country. and what happens to those who say, _ safe country. and what happens to those who say, ok, - safe country. and what happens to those who say, ok, i - safe country. and what happens to those who say, ok, i will- to those who say, ok, i will wait in my country, will, until i can apply for a silent with these new centres that have been promised by the biden administration. how long will they have to wait? what kinds could they be waiting in? == could they be

but the biden administration have a big family. ey have lots of bills to pay and nobody wants to work. so it's not just biden's two brothers four fingers and the chin or his dirty son hunter. foreign nationals pouring money into joe biden's extend would feamed jerkd's brother's wife. hunter biden's girl friend or beau biden's widow. hunter's ex-wife. hunter biden's current wife and three children of the president's son and the president's brother. so we're talking about grandchildren -- a grandchild, that's odd. >> jesse: yeah that, is odd. why is a romanian real estate tycoon paying joe biden's granddaughter. >> did she draw a picture. why are chinese spies paying the biden grandchildren college tuition? not only chinese the former fbi director louie frey is getting paid by the same corrupt romanian tycoon and free is paying for joe biden's grandkids' college tuition, too. 100,000 bucks. so the former fbi director is paying off the biden administration and the current fbi director is covering up for the biden administration. and th

plus, the biden administration has all hands on deck controversial border policy. it's going to be ending soon. how they now plan on handling the expected surge of mi are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. >> well, officials say big flooding fears for yosemite, thankfully never materialize this past weekend. so the valley is partially reopened ahead of schedule following friday's closure. much of the valley was open sunday evening about 8 o'clock. now, parts of the park were originally expected to be closed to the middle of the week due to the big snow melt fears. a full reopening with all service is set for this morning at 07:00am. >> all right. well, the weather has been is something else that like john just get subplot a little cool down with me, john. yeah, that it stays cool. absolutely. and we needed this cooldown reyna becau

. >> plus title, 42 border restrictions and big tonight how the biden administration how the biden administration state officials here plan ♪♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. >> chaos is expected at the southern border when a controversy policy ends tonight. the biden administration is planning to use other tools to manage the flow of migrants. and congress is trying to tackle the immigration issue as well. our dc correspondent hannah brandt has details. >> for the past 2 years, the biden administration has used title 42 to turn millions of migrants away. the policy allowed border agents to quickly expel migrants because of the pandemic. but at midnight, it expires. >> we prepared for this moment for almost 2 years and our plan will deliver results. the biden administration admits the end of title. 42 will be challenging but insists new policies will help. our borders are not

biden administration says it will stabilize the banking system.ut another rate hike, can americans be confident that bank failures are not coming. robert wolf is here. ok, that was a long way of saying it, is there a banking crisis or is there not? >> i did run ubs, so finally we come back to really what my main role was. yes, there's a banking crisis, but it's not what the money center banks and the systemically important financial institutions like j.p. chase and bank of america. we'll have more issues with the regional banks. >> sandra: what does it mean for the average american? >> they are fine, the deposits are safe. >> sandra: the taxpayer, on the hook for this? >> not on the hook because the fdic is those fees are paid by the banks. yes, there could be a sense where it's passed on. the average american are getting hurt is the regional banks have not been paying them sufficient fees on their deposits. they should be making 4%, not a half a percent. so, they are going to lose deposits but will have issues with commercial real estate, where m

the biden administration's border policies have led to a national security and humanitarian crisis at our southern border, turning every community into a border community. this administration's failure to secure the border has led to a record amount of illegal drugs both around the border and around our communities and has led to human trafficking and the exploitation of children. recently, law enforcement in my community announced they have seized enough fentanyl to kill every floridian. in addition to the drugs flowing into our communities, we've seen a tragic flow of unaccompanied minors across our border, which has led many of them to fall victim to human trafficking, abuse, and mistreatment. a grand jury in florida recently uncovered alarming details about federal agencies losing track of more than 20,000 children, and failing to perform background checks on minors' sponsors leading to trafficking, exploitation and abuse. an open border is not humanitarian. when we fail to control our borders, the drug cartels will. house republicans know that border security is national security