another matter, the biden administration announced yesterday that it is seeking new records in its war on affordable and reliable american energy. it is filling the ranks of a program called american climate corp. while the administration limits overtime on free energy pipelines, it has an initiative that would essentially set up attacks prior funded pipeline -- a taxpayer-funded pipeline. now, president biden -- is well documented. certainly on the washington democrats' fixation wit be hard to look at the economics well-suited to a new depression era work program. this is not the early 1930's when the american people were up against unemployment and low inflation. in fact, what the democrats' runaway spending has done on working families today is just the opposite. two years now, we have seen historic inflation at a record labor shortage. this is such a profoundly tone deaf idea it could not even earn the support of the president's own party in the senate democr'd inflation reduction act last year. joining sanders and involving his agreement the work against -- and that has not deterr

biden administration continues to create new incentives for migrants to makent the dangerous journey to the border, president biden proven he is not only incapable of addressing this crisis but he is uninterested, he does not care here, has no desire to enforce the law and secure the border. and the reason i conclude, that ifli he did care, we're here reading to meet him half way if we were willing to work with us, all we hear are crickets, he would rather appease open border base in his political party than take the steps needed to protect the american people. border f communities are bracingr for another migrant surge. given administration's failure to address the crisis, it is time for congress to step up. i'm proud to cosponsor the secure the border act, introduced by my friend and fellow texan senator cruz. this legislation would give border patrol the tools they need to secure border and safeguard american people, more agencies to enforce the law, stop anyone or anything that does not legally enter the united states and restrictions biden administrationy ability to to release th

later the biden administration took a lot of credit. we spoke with the people who got him and his family out. that was a private veterans group. the biden administration had no idea he was out of the country until he was at a seth -- safe house in pakistan. host: jan in illinois. independent. caller: good morning. i want to reiterate what someone said before. i held back to the 60's in the vietnam war and i visually watch that evacuation. there were a lot of things that went wrong there. i appreciate the book has come out. i think it is a lesson learned book. i do not think we need to say who's fault it was because back in the 1960's, i think that was under president nixon. i do not know -- i think i would like to see in the future is a comparative history of a withdrawal from vietnam versus the withdrawal from afghanistan. i'm not so worried about the withdrawal. i think it is been proven by russia and history of that country in general that that country wants to be what it is. if it wants to be a strict, muslim country, i do feel for

later the biden administration took a lot of credit. we spoke with the people who got him and his family out. that was a private veterans group. the biden administration had no idea he was out of the country until he was at a seth -- safe house in pakistan. host: jan in illinois. independent. caller: good morning. i want to reiterate what someone said before. i held back to the 60's in the vietnam war and i visually watch that evacuation. there were a lot of things that went wrong there. i appreciate the book has come out. i think it is a lesson learned book. i do not think we need to say who's fault it was because back in the 1960's, i think that was under president nixon. i do not know -- i think i would like to see in the future is a comparative history of a withdrawal from vietnam versus the withdrawal from afghanistan. i'm not so worried about the withdrawal. i think it is been proven by russia and history of that country in general that that country wants to be what it is. if it wants to be a strict, muslim country, i do feel for

during the biden administration, we have announced $500 billion of investment in manufacturing.nd what is important, i think, is, you know, there are parts of the country that just have not enjoyed the same kinds of growth that we have seen on the coasts. some of america has enjoyed growth. much of america has not. jobs have disappeared. and what president biden's approach is is to try to reverse that. of the investments that have been announced in clean energy, which we have over $120 billion of investment, clean energy investment announced since the ira was passed, it is concentrated in parts of the country with above average poverty rates and below average college enrollment and college completion. so, you know, the president feels, and i agree with him, you want to be able to get a good job that you can support your family on, even if you don't have a college education. there is a high payoff to a college education, but we need to make sure the people who don't have a college education can do well, too. and many of the good jobs that are being created through these investmen

and the biden administration has had so as well.o next steps include bringing the individuals who executed mr. nijjar to account, a comprehensive investigation that documents who approved this targeted assassination, and a deeper conversation really about the fact that india is not the world's largest democracy. india is the world's largest authoritarian regime. juan: in terms of the position of the canadian prime minister, trudeau has not exactly been a profile encourage in terms of differing with the united states when it comes to policy around the world. do you expect this strong stand of trudeau is going to have an impact on the united states as well? >> i hope so. as i already mentioned, the biden administration has somehow taken the approach that it is sufficient to have private conversations with the modi regime. and that somehow that will nudge the modi regime to be more respectful of human rights. but in fact, it is the opposite. only role the red carper out for prime minister modi at the same time he is perpetrating human

with the biden administration, have language about human rights being at the center of foreign policyhe reality is completely different. you see this not just with israel but with saudi arabia, the administration is normalizing its relations with after calling them a pariah a few years ago, see that as well with india, which has just been accused of gruesome act of repression in neighboring canada . and many people have been outspoken and criticizing the human rights violations of the modi regime in india that the biden administration welcomed with red carpet here for a state visit earlier this year. so the biden administration you hear talk about democracy and human rights, but the reality is quite the contrary. i think that hypocrisy is what separates the most from donald trump. because you knew what you were getting with donald trump and he was quite honest about it. with the biden administration, you hear talk about democracy but the reality is they are supporting apartheid and authoritarianism in many places around the globe. amy: alex kane, do you see jewish public opinion in th

the biden administration to smell that. catch and release, make no mistake, migrants come to our border right now, they're not looking for asylum, they're looking to be part of the asylum process which will release them under this administration. the biden administration reinstated catch and release. we leverage mexico through strength and power to get them to join us on the global issue that it is. they had over 25,000 personnel, not only securing the southern border but increasing enforcement. on day one that leverage one away. interior reinforcement. the highest levels of illegal immigration encounters in our history, the lowest number of deportations since ice was created in 2003. restrictions placed on the incredible men and women of ice, you have to be a convicted criminal before you are a priority. we are allowing illegal immigrants that have committed a secondary crime in the united states released into communities because of this administration. refusal to enforce the law. he views the law as an advisory opinion. h

voters let's talk about the biden administration's approach to ukraine. press the following opinion roller that it is extremely important for ukraine to demonstrate quick successes on the battlefield, because otherwise, uh, the biden administration will not want to support ukraine at least in those the scale that has been until now in the midst of the election campaign will come next spring. it will be necessary to think that in a few months there will be presidential elections and giving additional money to ukraine , as zelensky cannot demonstrate results, and many american commentators said that it is very unlikely there, but now admi. the baytna radio says, yes, on the battlefield of yeletsky there were minimal results, they say that there were some, but they admit that there was minimal, no strategic breakthrough. but which of these that seems to be the conclusion of the biden administration. and here they are doing this, at least in words , who needs to be patient, they need to provide ukraine with more weapons, and american abrams tanks, american f-

which means we can come back to it, when circumstances hopefully change, but because of the biden administration'snomic policies, the united states has had one of the best economic recoveries of any peer nation. >> we really have. >> what do you attribute that to? >> well, you know, when president biden took office very few americans were vaccinated. there were dire predictions about the likely progress of the pandemic and we had an economy that was in freefall with close to double digit unemployment so president biden made it his priority to put in place a very substantial american rescue plan. we knew we'd suffered a very serious down turn after the financial crisis in 2008. the truth is, it took a decade to recover from that. i was at the federal reserve at the time. we stepped on the gas. our foot was, the pedal was pressed to the metal. we did everything we could to get the economy back on track. and it took a decade to get that done. and when people are unemployed for long periods of time, we know that a kind of scarring occurs in which they lose connections with the labor force and they suf

maybe they need to broaden out folks the biden administration talks to, to include you. it. >> thank you for having us. >> carley: absolutely. president biden seeming dazed and confused while speaking with the president of brazil yesterday. watch this. >> we will do our very best not to -- you, mr. president. [applause] >> carley: all right, jimmy failla here next to react to that. >> todd: first steve doocy never dazed or confused, look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." hi, steve. >> steve: waiting to see whose hand jimmy shakes. there it is. there you go. hello, yes, indeed. last time i saw him, he took his clothes off on camera, not kidding, he did. roll back the tape. coming up on "fox and friends," 10 minutes and 28 seconds, joe biden border crisis is intensifying. chaotic scene under a texas bridge where thousands of venezuelan migrants are gathering in record numbers, how the white house is responding or not responding and why it is not close to what people need. plus the latest fox news power ranking out and donald trump remains the front-runner. you mig

as one columnist put it recently in "the washington post," i quote, the biden administration's variousfforts have. ed to band-aids on a -- have. ed to band-aids on a massive open wound, end quote. i'm also deeply concerned about some of the new policies the administration seems to be considering. the department of homeland security is reported to be considering requiring some illegal migrants to remain in texas or perhaps other border states while they await asylum screening. mr. president, i'm not sure if this is an attempt to spare blue states from having to deal with the border crisis or a recognition that releasing tens of thousands of ill leem immigrants into the -- illegal immigrants into the intiror of the country -- interior of the country isn't a good idea. forcing border communities to shoulder more of the crisis is a terrible and profoundly unjust idea. how about actually turning illegal immigrants back at the borders of this country instead of keeping them within the borders of border states? then there's the supplemental funding request the white house sent to congress. as

you hear him criticize the biden administration but he never calls on the biden administration to starthe illegal immigrants who are here. you never hear him talk enforcing the border. you never hear him call on albany democrats. he talk about more funding, more money and more this. as if more funding will address the gaping hole at the border. democratic politicians need to start calling out their own party members for the destruction happening in our cities now. >> sean: i'll give you the last word. charlie hurt. >> you're right about this. the only way we're going to resolve this if the democratic voters finally start holding politicians to account and account them. only way to punish them is to throw them out of office. >> sean: straight ahead, you won't believe the latest liberal lunacy out of california. kaleigh mcenany and sean duffy, they're next. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger

and the way you stop all this craziness of the biden administration, the tyranny of the biden administration, is to stop giving them money. with that, i turn it over to the great senator from florida, mr. scott. sen. scott: thank you, chair perry. let's look at what's going on here. we've had a 1.8% increase in our population since 2019. the budget's up 55%. would anybody do that with their personal life? nobody would to that. that's $400,000 of new spending per new person. it's unconscionable what they're doing. we're never going to get inflation under control. we got -- now if you want a mortgage, it's over 7.5%. if you want a car, your interest rate is at the highest in 23 years. if you have a credit card, highest rate on credit card in history. the biden administration, their economics is hurting all of our families. i thank god what the freedom caucus is doing in the house. if they don't stand up, nobody is standing up. they stood up on the debt ceiling and they fought for a great bill. unfortunately it didn't end up that way but they fought for a great bill. we've got to stop this insa

the biden administration also announcing new sanctions today, so in terms of relations between the two countries, it is still very tense, and according to senior administration officials, they have no confidence at this point that iran will stop detaining americans. those new sanctions today against iran's ministry of intelligence and the former president for iran's role in the disappearance of a former fbi agent, bob levenson who disappeared off the coast of iran in 2007. he died several years ago believed to be in iranian custody. the u.s. still wants a more complete accounting of what bob levenson went through and exactly how he died, and the u.s. administration officials saying these sanctions are part of what they believe that the iranian government continues to wrongfully detain americans is actually urging americans not to travel to iran. jose. >> gabe, stay with us. i want to bring in ali arouzi, he's live in tehran today. it's good to see you. so what more do we know about the five iranians the u.s. is releasing, and gabe was talking to a little bit more about them. do we know

they say that the biden administration should not be allowing people to even make it this far into u.sshores. the governor of texas is among the greatest critics of president biden, and it is he, the governor, who ordered that this barbed wire and other barriers be put here to make it as difficult as possible for people to reach american soil. but yet they still come, with thousands more still making their way north from mexico, following them. many have told me that all this to them is worth the risk of putting themselves and their own children, through these dangers in order to flee persecution, violence, and poverty in their home countries. they say this is further chance to come to the united states. for "inside story," i'm a heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera. laura: well, let's look a little closer at the most common journey taken by people to reach the southern u.s. those coming from south america have to cross the darien gap. that is a dangerous stretch of jungle between colombia and panama. moving through central america, migrants then enter mexico. some seek asylum there, whilst o

and the biden administrations the fact that president obama was cool. >> we grew up with obama, like, we saw sasha and malia in the white house. we don't really see that with that biden administration we see him as like our grandfather. >> reporter: the critical question for democrats, will these young voters actually show up to the polls lester. >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you for that >>> in just 60 seconds, the video sparking outrage a school worker appearing to hit a 3-year-old with special needs. >>> and the wild horses in the west. why they are at the center of controversy tonight. >>> we are back with outrage in ohio after a 3-year-old boy was apparently struck and dangled upside down by a school employee. miguel almaguer has more, and i have to warn you, the video is difficult to watch >> reporter: the surveillance video shows 3-year-old braylen tootle running down a hallway when a school employee gives chase and appears to strike the toddler in the head forcing him to the ground. moments later, b

the biden administration floating the idea of using atlantic city international airport in new jersey to house migrants. the mayor of where that airport is located is not on board. we will talk to her life coming up. i am david asman in for neil cavuto and you are watching coast-to-coast. our top story, money dump at the pump. us gas prices soaring to the highest seasonal level in a decade, second highest level while cuts are driving global diesel prices higher. right into the is this with chuck devore and senior analyst phil flynn. good to see you. the price of regular is up $0.07 in august, the price of diesel was up $0.42 in august. diesel expects the price of everything. wise diesel up so much? >> combination of factors. the main reason is lack of heavy oil to refine diesel at the highest level. sanctions in russia and in venezuela, lack of that oil plus the demand for diesel globally is stronger than people fought for. when we disrupted russian supplies, provider of heavy diesel to europe. then you have 15% more average for this time of year. dave: when we were energy independent

nationals and unfreezing $6 billion in iranian funds the gop slamming the deal, accusing the biden administration of paying ransom >>> new video showing the arrest of the suspect in the deadly shooting ambush on a los angeles county deputy what was the motive? >>> the new lawsuit filed by hunter biden. what the president's son accuses the irs and two agents who testified before congress of doing. >>> the scare at disney world a bear sighting forcing much of the park to shut down. how it was safely captured >>> nbc news investigates toxic water at a u.s. military base. dozens of marine veterans and military wives who say exposure caused them to lose babies or fall ill themselves did the military try to cover it up >>> and snapshots in time the discovery of photos giving us a glimpse decades into the past and the mystery, who took them >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. we begin tonight with breaking news in the puzzling disappearance of a frontline marine corps fighter jet after its pilot safely ejected from the f-35 over south carolina yesterda

characteristically hurricanes the biden administration has -- character stickily, the biden administration has used this provision to advance its far-left agenda. for the sake of the biden administration, which frequently seems completely out of touch with rural america, let me just talk about hunting for a minute. it is a venerable institution. it is about gathering meat to fill the freezer, but it's also about much more than that. it is about community, tradition, coming together over the around, conservation, and respect for the land. my dad taught me and my siblings to hunt, and while we learned how to bag roosters, we also learned a lot of life lessons from patience to perseverance to gun safety. i cherish those times with my dad and the times i spend today hunting with my family, friends, sons-in-law, people on an annual basis and get together and spend quality time together in the beautiful outdoors in beautiful south dakota. school districts should have the choice of spending their extracurricular dollars on programs that teach kids how to carry on this venerable tradition safely a

because the biden administration had no deterrence in place to stop them.h the exit from afghanistan which was a complete disaster, and all of the other things we have done, putin isn't the president of a country but a mob boss. he knew he invaded ukraine disrupting the world oil supply and food supply and prices would go up and he would make more money. he gets a cut of all of thathe and then to put some sanctions and put sanctions on russian oil and when we do that the prices went down on the world market but it did not stop china from buying russian oil at a discount we just turn into china discount so now they just pay full price for the inflated s price but china gets discount energy because of policy. when i say 180 degrees wrong on energy there are some quick examples but now food security and border security, i have been down at the border twiceat with the national guard troops , 1 of them flying helicopters and then leading that effort from san diego. they are not trying to stop a starving family 1 of the 7 half-million driven out of venezuela by a

but the biden administration insists us officials will approve each transaction. the white house says this deal does not signal any change in relations with iran. iran's president speaks today at the un. >> a new threat from the united auto workers union as their strike enters day five. the union says if serious progress is not made by friday at midday, more workers will walk out. cnbc reports the latest proposal from chrysler's parent company could lead to the closure of 18 facilities affecting thousands of workers and a michigan auto parts maker says it will lay off 300 people if the strike continues. former president trump plans to address autoworkers next wednesday in detroit instead of attending the republican primary debate. some democrats want president biden to visit the picket lines. >> a bird strike created some dramatic moments for a spirit airlines crew flying to memphis. it was a routine flight from orlando until just before landing when a bird strike knocked out all the instruments on the pilot's side of the cockpit. but the plane did land safely. >>

. >> $700 more a month now before the biden administration. yeah. because of inflation. >> for sure. >> yeah. >> i was town at the border three weeks ago. we were shocked how underreported. maine, new hampshire, vermont, rhode island, delaware, joe biden's home state, 6 million people. that's how many people have crossed the border without, you know, legally, asylum seekers since he took office. six days worth. we have a wide open border, that's what we've got. katherine is very involved in attics and recovery but the thing is tragic. 110,000 overdosed deaths last year. so we were -- we are topping 5 vietnams of at that times due to overtoeses in the last two years. >> yeah. >> 70% are fentanyl poisoning coming over the border. >> taking one pill. >> it's not someone who struggled with addiction. everybody knows these are all sons an daughters, nieces and nephews. >> yeah. i just watched a couple of documentaries -- >> exactly. >> yeah. >> tragic. >> we are trying to refuse stigma from addiction. i didn't reach out for help for a long time and didn't

posting this video, writing, texas installed razor wire to stop illegal crossings, today the biden administration cut that wire, opening the floodgates the video showing migrants crossing over after agents cleared the fence. >> and our tharnsnks to morgan that report. >>> president biden announced a new aid package tfor ukraine as the leader of that country visited the white house. but if republicans have their way, this could be the last for a while. this is a highly-anticipated visit. what kind of reception did he get in washington? >> reporter: not exactly the hero's welcome that president zelenskyy received in his last visit, at least on capitol hill where concerns are growing about continued ukraine funding, but when the president headed to the wit white house he was certainly well received there. the president called zelenskyy important. he reaffirmed the commitment to supporting ukraine he made earlier in the week. >> and together with our partners and allies, the american people are determined to see to it that we to all we can to ensure the world stands with you, and that is our overwhel

, and joe biden. . >> we have a lot of evidence, that is being collected, in spite of the biden administration'secords, those will come, but joe biden is -- is clear -- was accepting money from his son, and his son was accepting money from agents of foreign governments. we are getting to the bottom of how much the president benefited and what this scheme with this -- pseudonym emails thousands connects between biden and the president with the entire family benefiting from these connections. cheryl: just to be clear todd from legal perspective our viewers may not remember -- you are an attorney as well july 20 hearing, where, judge threw out detail said could not sign off it was sweat hard deal game changed. >> democrats know how to work immediate we have seen throughout the course not just about but trump administration in terms of forcing hunter to testify he obviously, part of a leverage back-and-forth between attorneys one main cudgelel, you don't have to turn over machineations, i think the documents will go further, and give more information to the committee, as they try to connect the dots

they are not in line with the biden administration's policies towards iran.e opposed the nuclear agreement in 2015. he opposes a nuclear agreement now. i think that level of confrontation is much more in washington than in tehran. in tehran, people generally want to see lesser tensions between iran and the united states. mohammed: roxane, i want to get your take on this. what do you say, is this prison exchange going to lead to more dialogue between iran and the west -- and the u.s.? they rarely agree on anything so this is clearly a rare event. how significant is it? roxane: it certainly was a prerequisite to then proceeding on possibly restarting the nuclear negotiations. i think it is indicative of the fact that they are going to be small the escalatory steps taken. i think both iran and the u.s. are seeing an advantage of undertaking transactional deals that are limited in scope and where both countries can claim a win. this definitely fell into that category. i think there will be future smaller scale negotiations. there is possibly one already being dis

robert gates the defense secretary for the obama-biden administration said literally that joe biden hasn policy decision he has ever made. that's robert gates saying that. and obviously, afghanistan is now at the top of that list in terms of those 13 service members that did not need to die that day two years ago. >> joe, my biggest question with that, at bare minimum, where is the sensitivity check for biden in this? these are soldiers. how hard is it just make aware that hey, you know what? this happened. my heart goes out to them and their families. what is the issue? what is wrong with him? >> and that's the thing. in this day and age of social media. he could at least put out a video that takes about three minutes to put together, to honor these people, to talk to the families who lost their loved ones, instead it's a statement written by somebody else. and this is who this president is, right? we saw in maui just recently where he talks about how a small kitchen fire he claims nearly killed his wife, his cat, and took his precious corvette away from him. he tells this story to peo

biden administration claims there was a mutually agreed on location and there was no indication the governor would not be there. hello, lucas tomlinson. >> lucas: president biden toured a disaster zone, this time in florida. >> president biden: i told your governor, if there is anything your state needs, i'm ready to mobilize support. >> president biden speaking out touring the damage without ron desantis, who is an hour south in dixie county and kevin mccarthy was in hawaii conducting his own assessment in maui. desantis declined to meet biden with a second gop debate looming, rick scott played host. >> the president did a great job. it was a big deal. >> in live oak, biden was asked about the desantis snub. >> president biden: i am not disappointed, he did help us plan this. fema chief has requested money to help maui rebuild. >> we are experiencing more severe weather than we've experienced before. >> critics slam biden for comparing his kitchen fire to the fire in maui. >> i almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette and my cat. >> when congress return from august recess, it could be forced to

and i think that the biden administration and biden is under some pressure from all sides after a summerall, was not a greatest summer for the president. he was on vacation, on the beach, he did 9/11 from alaska, you know, now he has an auto strike. so look, this president has said i'm running. his team is running him. they haven't done anything to turn around the numbers yet. they will have to start pulling some rabbits out of a hat. they need some economic turn around but they'll hold up under the pressure. i don't see any potential change here right now. >> dana: doug, it is interesting because you have biden job approval at 41%. in our latest fox news poll. this one caught my eye. the president's disapproval among key groups has gone up. suburban voters and women and people under the age of 45 around 58 to 61% are all in disapproval. that's been almost a complete flip from where they were on trump. >> biden's core promise elec electorally he would be able to win the suburban areas. he turned some trump voters to biden voters. if joe biden's numbers were at 52% or 48% or something lik

biden but adams wants more money. that's not really the solution. the solution is to close the border and restore policies during the trump administration that limitedllegal immigration to a trickle. since the expiration of title 42, the illegal immigrant tide has worsened enormously. the bidens are out of sight. mayorkas of dhs, out of sight. now the latest, these work permits proposed by the biden administration, wow, at last count, over 470,000 venezuela ance alone given work permits. sometimes they seem to be called temporary protected status. by i.c.e., immigrations and customs law enforcement agency has been turned into babysitters, not law enforcement and there is no telling how telling how many tens of thousands of illegals are coming from the southern border from around the world. not just last tin america, russian speaking migrants, people from west africa, asia, even some terrorists. these migrants are up abouting towns and cities as well. representative mark green, the chair of the house homeland security committee has chronicled the taxpayer cost from the illegals. the opioid epidemic cost 1 1/2 trillion dollars. medicaid spending estim

explain the situation there and the pressure the biden administration has brought on mexico to deporteople to their home countries and what el paso looks like right now. >> good morning. listen, we are very frustrated at the border. not only the organizations we work with, but also our communities. because what seems to be happening is the recycling of crisis after crisis of the state institutional response. when i say that, last year, two years ago we were demanding major changes to the infrastructure at the border post to invest in more welcome centers, welcoming for structure to provide an services, shelters, health care, education, water, food for migrant families that were coming across and nothing has been done. not by this administration and much less from the previous administration. we have been in the same situation over and over. there was an increased number of people coming and then the response was either deportation or a death sentence for some of them and that sleeping in the cold or the streets. the same situation in may where we had no capacity. the community organiz

things they have documented is out of the 300,000 children placed with sponsors during the biden administration, there have been 85,000 wellness calls made 30 days after the child is placed with a sponsor that went unanswered. that's why i say president biden takes the position it's not his responsibility, that somehow is the responsibility of child protective services in the various states. we know how overwhelmed they are and the biden administration simply doesn't care. it washes its hands of its responsibility and says that's somebody else's problem. it's a disaster for these children who were being exploited or worse. >> john: the way the "new york times" writes this, senator, the whole process is an open secret. department of labor had a report on packer sanitation services in which it said this company had employed at least 31 children from 13 to 17 years of age in hazardous occupations to clean dangerous power equipment during overnight equipments and jbs usa, found children were working with hazardous chemicals cleaning meat processing equipment, including hacksaws, briskit saws and he

the talk of saudi normalization with the israeli entity and the efforts made by the biden administration to complete the abraham accord where the focus of the international and regional media, not because of something new said by the crown prince of the kingdom of saudi arabia, but because supposedly the kingdom's strongest man is the one who said it this time. we know that the normalization talks began several years ago, for months secretly and publicly we did not buy the store. of its failure which was leaked by the saudi media outlet, which was denied on the same day by both washington and tel aviv. when bin salman was asked in his interview with fox news what he needed for normalization with the israeli entity, he said, there has been contact with the biden administration to achieve this, and for us, the palestinian issue is very important. we need to resolve this issue. we have good negotiations going on so far, and we will see where things go. we hope to reach a place that alleviates the suffering of the palestinians and where israel plays a positive role in the middle east. now bi

today the biden administration cut that wire, opening the floodgates. the video showing migrants crossing over after border agents cleared the fence. and morgan, we understand the mayor of eagle pass is now reaching out the mexico? >> yeah, lester, he is. he is hosting a binational meeting tomorrow with mexican leaders to discuss what he calls a deepening immigration crisis. and as for that video released by texas governor greg abbott, a border patrol official says that those migrants were in the water and the agents were fearful they could possibly drown. lester? >> morgan chesky, thanks. tom llamas is also at the border tonight. tom, you've been talking with migrants. any indication of why this surge is happening right now? >> lester, good evening. that is the big question right now in eagle pass. i want to show you this just behind me here. the situation with migrants has gotten so bad, they created this makeshift processing center under one of the main bridges here, one of the main arteries connecting mexico to eagle pass. it appears they've separat

maryanne good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace, for months the biden administration has been hailing what they call significant progress at our southern border pointing to a decrease in illegal crossings in may and june as evidence that the administration's post title 42 policies are working. but now there appears to be a surge in new crossings despite repeated warnings from the white house not to come. take a look at this video obtained by our griff jenkins of a train full of cheering migrants as they race towards the u.s. sources on the ground tell fox news one of the largest illegal crossings took place monday morning in eagle pass texas t border patrol there saying they estimate over 2200 people illegally crossed since 12:00 a.m. monday morning. the nonstop flood of migrants may get even worse. >> it's obvious they're not listening but when they say do not come, these people are listening to the cartels and smugglers. no, no, we'll get you in safe, they're going to process you and just going to let you go. >> reporter: and all these scenes have ex ceo elon musk tweeting in

all the talk about the biden administration appeasing the iranians. i know it is a hot political atmosphere in the united states right now. but where do you sit on whether or not this was appeasement or something that just had to be done? >> thank you for having me back. i sit strongly on the side of i'm very happy to see the american hostages come home. and i think even who has languished in prison would like someone to come for them and i'm glad to see that president biden wasn't afraid to put himself on the line. indeed iran is a tox heic assets a partisan issue in the united states and many countries around the world. what is really needed is for policymakers in western capitals to develop a bipartisan strategy to manage policy relating to countries like iran that take hostages, there needs to be a coordinated western approach to prevent this hostage taking from snowballing. >> former president trump said that he manages to bring -- he managed to bring hostages home and money never exchanged hands. what do you think of that? >> iran remains this p