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gloria borger if the biden white house did that it would surprise a lot of people because usually joeand traditionally quite often white houses stick up for this principle of executive privilege because they know if they doesn't it could ultimately come back to bite them. >> sure. you. >> look at recent history. i mean, this white house said to two former justice department officials you can testify about your conversations with the white house regarding the election and they did. so it gives you kind of an indication of where this white house is at this point. >> you mean the biden white house said that about trump white house officials. >> right. trump administration officials. so they said go ahead and testify. this is a former president. this involves potential wrongdoing. there is precedent as you just spoke of with richard nixon and his tapes. and i think this is a matter of history. people want to know what this former president was doing in the days leading up to the insurrection. what was he doing that day. what conversations was he having. this is really important. they've d

the only reason putin began building again is because the biden white house defied u.s. law to surrender to putin. now, joe biden is entitled to believe that's a good policy idea. what he's not entitled to do is ignore u.s. law. the senator from oregon suggested this nominee has nothing to do with that. well, it is the department of treasury that is ignoring the caatsa law, that is refusing to follow the policy. and sadly, this moment marks a new threshold in that debate. up until this point, it has only been the biden-white house that has been surrendering to russia. sadly now we have a democratic member of the senate objecting to legislation to stop the biden white house from surrendering to russia. that is a move in the wrong direction. that being said, my offer of reasonable compromise remains. if we can come together as we have repeatedly, republicans and democrats to force the president to obey the law and to stop surrendering to russia in a way that hurts america, hurts europe, and by the way, the european parliament, my friends on the democratic side of the aisle

so i would say to the biden white house, they have an easy gift. reverse course. by the way, the biden state department, secretary blinken, fought to impose these sanctions. and political operatives in the biden white house overruled the secretary of state. secretary blinken, you have a fabulous opportunity -- the secretary of state is unhappy that i have holds on nominees to the department of state. the presiding officer is unhappy, as he sends repeated tweets expressing his dismay that i'm using the leverage of a senator to try to stop this pipeline. well, i have good news. the german electorate has given you an answer to this problem. the biden white house has an easy excuse. the german government is change. so their only benefit, make the german government happy, has disappeared. if all they care about is making the german government happy, if they don't care about the rest of europe, if they don't care about ukraine, if they don't care about the european union, if they don't care about american jobs, if they don't care about putin getting richer and stronger,

people in the biden white house appears to be on biden's dangerous and competent. e's a key line here, a quote from the white house inside. i am absolutely appalled and literally horrified we left americans there. a hostage rescue of thousands of americans in the guise and we failed the no bail mission. shorted. so again, joe biden needs to resign or be impeached democrat have no high ground on this at all. joining me now, author and filmmaker, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. dan: this is stunning, deadly, dangerous and incompetent by this buffoon in the white house. this would be accepted know what else, not in the sports or business world, not the entertainment world. this guy is one 100% success rate of failure rate. nowhere else would this be acceptable. >> you know, i think the pattern of error is so great, so comprehensive that you almost begin to wonder how it's even possible. i recognize it's commonly said about biden, he's out of it, he's senile but of course you've got people in the military, people in the intelligence agencies, th

the white house also taking issue with the term and deportations when it comes to what's happening where morgan is? >> right. ironic democrats celebrated oe biden'sturn oess of the former trump administration they decried insensitive and inhumane and now the white house is dug in on its own policies coming under scrutiny from republicans and democrats alike and very dismissive of critical including folks working for the biden administration. in the case of ambassador foote, resigning yesterday saying he didn't want to be any part of this anymore. both the white house spokeswoman and the state department essentially trashing him on his way out with the white house saying he never once took the chance when in office to raise his concerns about migration, and the state department spokesman saying, yeah raised ideas we didn't adopt because they were bad ideas. a striking departure from the way the government traditionally tried to keep these types of disagreements behind the scenes and not have them play out in public view. we see how defensive in a way the white house has been as they are getting these increasing questions. with the white house pres

i think the biden white house will be able to put together this deal.plea to democrats would be to just understand what is at stake here. the problem kingsessing george had was he couldn't imagine a creation of an american democracy and we suffer from the same problem. we can't imagine the ending of american democracy. but it can happen. and we have to realize that one/six wasn't part of a bigger event. that's not a real document. it's a plan to overthrow the government of the united states. it's written by a lawyer. look at the bills being introduced across the country. this is methodical and steady. republicans are doing it because they real thighs the party can't win if it in a changing america, and instead of doing the painful stuff that it would take to adapt to what it means to have a -- not have a white grievance party, they've decided that they're going to try to turn the table so that they can decide who votes enough to really end democracy as we know it. and i'd incredibly real and incredibly frightening. >> as are your words on that topic. ah

biden white house is taking detailss to show what they were doing. ation within the white house, end quote, on that day. that includes meetings. we have with us bob woodward and robert costa, co-auco-authors o "peril." the fact that they are releasing information or considering it, that's incredibly significant. we were talking about what the president and his allies were doing. can you just walk us through what, according to your reporting, they were doing on that day based on the book? >> well, a lot was going on. there was intensity in this period of november, december and january. what's interesting is this discussion in the biden white house about releasing this material. former president trump is likely to assert executive privilege. one of the things that happens in history, one president will say, particularly from another party, let's get out the dirt from the former president. then the lawyers will come in and say, mr. president, if you do that, then there's going to be another president who will come in and if it serves the moment, either p

talk about the white house's decision to turn over against trump's will white house communications. >> this really gets to the heart of why president biden ran in the first place when i talked to white house officials. they tell me and remind me often, president biden ran to heal the soul of the nation. now, of course initially he was focused on the issues after the charlottesville incident and the murder of elt heather heyer and former president trump saying nazis were good people. that of course rolled into the idea he wanted to come in to restore some sort of descendsy, some sort of justice into the white house. they see the information as information that is needed to make sure that the people who were responsible for january 6th are held accountable. i will say of course while it wasn't that partisan on the day of january 6th i remember standing on this lawn with republicans and democrats telling me this is one of the worst days in american history, allies of president trump saying he needed to speak out. some saying he was definitely going to speak out. and fast forward it it is a highly partisan issue. what did trump really know?

white house on that day. that includes call logs on meetings. back with us, bob woodward and robert costa, co-authors of the new book "peril." the bidenase information on former president trump to january 6 congressional investigators. can you tell us what they were doing that day based on the book? >> well, a lot was going on. there was an intensity in this period of november, december and january. what's interesting is this discussion in the biden white house about releasing this material. former president trump is likely to assert executive privilege, and one of the things that happens in history, one president will say, particularly from another party, oh, let's get out the dirt from the former president, and then the lawyers will come in and say, mr. president, if you do that, then there is going to be another president who will come in, and if it serves the moment, either politically or in terms of the evidence, will release what goes on in secret in your white house, and often you find the president pulling back. i would not be surprised to see that happen. >> robert, i often think this is important to look at what we still don

peter baker, if the biden white house can't get infrastructure through congress, anybody talking about plan b? >> yes it's a very good question because in fact this is such a messy situation right now. look, on the one hand we take a long view of this. if they ultimately get through most of what they want, some version of what they want, nobody is going to remember how muscle, was till they get to the final line. the important thing is, at least historically, for a president, is to get something passed that looks impressive. it may not be all 3.5 trillion dollars, it may not be the bill that you originally wanted, but if you get a lot of what you want through, people are gonna remember that, they are not gonna remember the messy process. if you don't get them through, then it's a whole different ball game. because this is a president who ran on the idea that he is going to be confident and effective. he knew how to make washington work. he was mature, with seasoning -- if he's turned down not just by republican but basically because of a split within his own party, because he can't get

it would not have expected them to remove them in the early days of the biden white house. why give up all your levers off the bat? there is room to negotiate but apparently, according to the chinese side and the u.s. side, xi jinping did not particularly have any asks or requests in the second conversation on tariffs with the conversation with biden. >> stephen engle in hong kong. thank you for that. now, asian stocks are up as chinese tech rebounded and clarification of beijing's gaming approval came. with more is matthew. some relief there. matthew: some relief. a freeze on new approvals. not only that but it brings everybody back to 2018 when it was nuclear winter for the sector. the sector languished, growth slowed by about 30 percentage points. everyone has been worried about whether we will get another freeze on approvals. that is why the reaction was so sharp and acute when that headline came out. the fact that that has been brought back, it is just a slow down on the process. that is more in line with what people were expecting already. that is why we are seeing th

biden administration. they might as well their headquarters underground for the white house as far as i'm concerned. >> americanshead. >> on top of that they will demand recognition, they limit access to foreign currency reserves and right now the biden administration, blinken talks about sending humanitarian aid, that scholarly ransom and the taliban have been holding a u.s. navy veteran hostage for the last year and we couldn't even get him out. we have handed them leverage on a platter, on a silver platter in the form of hundreds of americans, is the biggest hostage crisis since 1979 and is on us now to keep getting them out. >> i'm sure a lot of americans are grateful, disappointed in the state department and i'm sure americans were trapped there are happy that someone is still representing the men working to get them home. since this disaster started the ingray metal has asked who exactly are the ones being evacuated, who is coming here and how are they being that it? disturbing details having us a new idea, the us is investigating reports that older men were evacuated with young girls who are not their dau

there's also new reporting tonight from "the washington post" that the biden white house is, quote, leaningard releasing information to congress about what donald trump and his aides were doing during the january 6th attack. a white house spokesman says, quote, the administration has been engaging with congress on matters related to january 6th for several months now and will continue to do so, including with a select committee. several republican house members are also potential witnesses for the january 6th investigation. some of them spoke to trump on that day, including minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> i haven't served any subpoena, but it just goes to show there is more about politics than anything else. there's only two questions that this committee should actually be looked upon. why was the capitol left so ill-prepared? and how can we make sure that this never happens again. but that's not what they're focussed on. >> meanwhile, one result of the big lie that the election was stolen from trump is the so-called audit of the arizona 2020 election results which showed joe biden won.

judy: given all of this, tell us what your sources inside the biden white house and the former tire -ministration are saying to you. yamiche: officials inside the biden white house are being tightlipped about this, although a couple tell me this underscores the idea that president biden needed to run and defeat former president trump because he was unstable and not someone trusted even within his own and nest ration by military officials. talking to trump allies and former trump officials, they are very angry. they think this proves the idea of a deep state,hat there were people working inside the trump. they have -- working inside the trump to undermine prompt -- trump. marco rubio says general milley undermined the commander-in-chief. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, someone who testified on the first impeachment of former president trump when he said he overheard the call between the president and the president of ukraine saying he was trying to dig for information against joe biden, he was alarmed and reported the call to thenational security council where he was working. he

. >> woodruff: now, given all this, yamiche, tell us what your sources inside the biden white house and in the former trump administration are saying to you about all this. >> reporter: officials inside the biden white house are being very tight-lipped about this, though a couple of them are telling us this underscores the idea that president biden needed to run and defeat former president trump because he was unstable and not someone trusted even within his own administration among military officials. talking to a number of trump allies and former trump officials they are very, very angry and thinks this in some ways prove the idea of a deep state, people working inside the trump administration trying to undermine president trump. you even have senator marco rubio, a republican from florida, now calling on president biden to dismiss immediately general milley saying he undermined the commander-in-chief. i also should point out that lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, not a trump ally, she's someone who testified in congress on the first impeachment of president trump when he said he

video by bringing it to life is a headache for the biden administration that they don't need right now. as jim well knows, when you serve in a white house the pitching machine throws about ten pitches at the same time. well, biden's got about 20 coming at him right now. this is one he does not need. >> gentlemen, i appreciate you joining us. i want to bring in cnn political commentator david axelrod and political commentate for bakari sellars. bakari, what do you think of those images? >> you know, i want to be clear. they're not just aggressive tactics. that's brutality when you have haitian migrants in custody. and i think what we saw was despicable. what we saw is what we expect in countries, not the united states in our backyard but it harkens to a dark period in our history. and for me it makes my stomach turn. i know the secretary made a statement, but it was lukewarm at best. they damn well better get their act together because they can't be beating black folk at the border or anybody for that matter. >> a clear indication that the immigration process needs to be overhauled. there's a lot of blame to go around. but the gop has be

pelosi said she expressed real confidence that the house will pass the 1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure plan, president biden in the white, house and senate, liberals and moderates trying to work both on bipartisan infrastructure and i'm not going to call it the 0 tax-and-spend but the three have trillion dollar tax and spending bill. how confident are they, are they as competent as nancy pelosi in the infrastructure bill through this week and then three and have trillion dollars soon to follow. >> certainly is crunch time, this is going to be a massive week for the president agenda. and whether his domestic plan can move forward, the white house is saying they're optimistic and they feel good about the way that the stockmen last week and he met with the leaders and key moderates and progressives, we know he has been making clear that some flexibility on the overall number and when you meet with moderates, you speak about they discuss whether this could go to less than 3 trillion. they are negotiating and this is not done yet, they're pleased that things are still moving other still talking and nancy pelosi expressing al

white house. president biden will leave the white house later tonight and head to new york.has plans to attend all three memorials at all three sites. i don't think we're expecting him at the moment to deliver remarks yet, right? >> reporter: that's correct. this will be a different sort of observance where we are so accustomed to presidents taking a front stage role and speaking on big days. that is not the approach the biden white house is taking, instead the president will be among the mourners and those remembering and he will lay wreaths at each of the three locations and the white house felt it was important for him as president to visit all three sites. every year presidents mark this day but they have at times done a service here at the white house, for example, or visiting one of the sites, but to visit all three on the same day is something that the biden white house felt was important. president obama did it as well on the 10th anniversary. he will be laying a wreath, for example, at shanksville, where the former president, george w. bush, who was in office on tha

learn more at benefitofblue.com time for hansen missus of the week. >> a miss to the biden white houset point and other military service academies including former general mike mcmaster. these boards are appointed by arranged, safe and useful in providing a diverse array of outside views and. the move is unprecedented, unnecessary and another example of the biden white house intern partisanship and everything it touches. paul: jason. >> i hit to taiwan, strategic self-governing island in the western pacific. this week government proposed 8.6 billion increase in military spending which deters the chinese invasion, the u.s., japan and australia and the best way to avoid for taiwan to have asymmetric capabilities and much larger military and it's a step in the right direction. paul: dillion. >> new gun owners, a lot more diverse. a study that came out surveyed since 2019 found about half of them are women, 40% are people of color and i think it's great. it's a political opportunity to have the most diverse of gun owners. paul: all right, dan. >> the world cannot get enough of alexandria o

in response, asked about that statement, the biden white house deflected. re's white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> days after the biden administration cleared 15,000 haitians del rio migrant camp, former president obama defended his v.p. handling of the border crisis passing blame to the g.o.p. >> immigration reform has consistently gotten stuck partly because we can't get enough republicans to support it. cut from that interview and published only on the online article was president obama saying quote at the same time we're a nation state. we have borders. the idea that we can just have open borders is something that, as a practical matter is unsustainable. little reaction from the biden white house. >> does president biden agree with president obama that open borders is unsustainable? >> we don't have open borders so yes, he agrees. >> republicans say the numbers speak for themselves. >> march was the largest month on record for illegal crossings, until april. april was the largest month until may, may until june june until july when hundred thou

have the white house with so much going on but then there talking to nicki minaj about getting vaccinated, what are you doing. then the people in the white house nancy pelosi, president bidenccine mandates, jen psaki noted vaccine mandates, dr. fauci saying no to vaccine mandates. now they're saying yes, we have video coming and video surfacing of dr. fauci he is big on masks saying wear masks and wear masks and he was flip-flopping on that, watch dr. fauci calling masks paranoia. >> the best way to prevent from getting infectious disease and having you as my doctor is what, wearing a mask. >> no, no, no. >> the rate of sneeze or cough walk away. >> you avoid the paranoid aspects and think positive. elizabeth: so max were paranoid, what do you think. >> the data on airborne transmission was around for a long time, he got the hypothesis wrong that there was no virus transmission, sars cove into which is covid-19 spread which is sars cove he one is not rocket science to make that connection and similar with natural immunity which is being ignored with the vaccine mandates. when the government mandates things historically they don't get what they're requiring to correctly see

. >> instead of fixing the mess in del rio, the biden white house is repeating false left wing talking points by running wild with a completely bogus narrative that agents on horse back were whipping haitian migrants. they've come up with a solution, take away the horses. >> we feel the images are horrific. the president has conveyed will happen quickly. i can convey to you the secretary also conveys to civil rights leaders earlier this morning that we would no longer be using horses in del rio. >> why isn't the president telling people to go? these images that people say are wrong. >> people should take away that his actions made clear how horrible and horrific he thinks these images are. >> as opposed to the images we've been showing you for months. while democrats smear border patrol agents as racist, a reporter caught this moment that flies in the face of that narrative. >> i'd like to show you another video where we saw one man starts to be swept down the river. he was clearly not a good swimmer. several haitian migrants went in after him to try and help him. ultimately, it was th

walensky broke with her own agency's independent vaccine advisers to follow the lead of the biden white houseters also for people who work or live in high-risk environments such as health care workers. this all comes after president biden first suggested that all americans would be eligible for these third doses before letting the health experts and the fda and cdc weigh in first. as cnn's nick watt reports, president biden is telling eligible americans to go get their shots now, setting the example by telling reporters he's getting his third jab any moment. >> the booster shot is free and easily accessible. >> reporter: and the roll out ramps up today. >> when to start the shot and who will get them is left to the scientists and the doctors. >> reporter: for now, only those who got the pfizer vaccine and not all of them. the cdc now recommends these people should get a booster at least six months after their second shot. everyone 65 and up and 50 to 64-year-olds with underlying medical conditions. also, these people may get the booster. 18 to 49-year-olds with underlying medical conditions a

do you have an understanding on what the position of the biden white house is?vide this information? do you know yet? >> what i take from the biden administration is that they don't intend to stonewall the congress or the select committee on this. having said that, it is appropriate to take every a assertion and evaluate it and reach a conclusion. but clearly, they're not intending to participate in a coverup like this. which is apparently what the former president is seeking to do. i think he doesn't look like an innocent man when he tries to prevent the truth from coming out. >> understood. congresswoman lofgren, thank you so much. again, this breaking news, 11 people named in the new subpoenas. >>> and progressives are finding all kinds of cuts to the biden agenda. what does that mean for families and america? charles blow is here. >>> and later, news breaking on britney spears' legal battle against her father. stay with us. we'd be closer to . change in plans. okay. mom, are you painting again? you could sell these. lemme guess, change in plans? at fidelity,

we did reach out to the biden white house for comment and jen psaki is yet to circle back and we havehear anything. here to explain this and much more as the author, the new book, "the bidens: inside the first family's fifty-year rise to power." political reporter who's been tracking is with us. welcome to the program. let's start with the issue of race. the things about you can't go to a 7-eleven, dunkin' donuts for the first time ever, clean, bright, articulate, that is storybook. and i talked about his relationship with robert kkk bird. standing against integration of schools and busing. chronicled that and more. what is the take on the issue of joe biden and race and why does he get a pass when republicans wouldn't? >> certainly joe biden has a history, long public record of positions he held in the 1970s are not ones he ran on in 2020 when he won one of the big ones that you referred to, his position on busing. we go into that in depth in the book. he was a leading opponent of busing in the senate in the 1970s and obviously, that is not a position he is trumpeting today. >> sean:

. >> is this going to be a costly misstep for the biden white house? they get this in hand quickly. this reminds me of in may when the cdc dropped the mask guidance and it caught people off guard and along came the delta variant. now you have the white house getting ahead of the science or at least what the government scientists want. they have to figure out how to get everyone, cdc, hhs, white house, president, white house press shop, speaking from the same sheet of music so the public knows exactly what is going on and what steps the government is taking. and where they're being taken by government leadership. >> right. and this under-- underscores, y want a hopeful tone without concrete promises. this doesn't seem to be going well right now for this white house. >> it's been a rough period. there's no question about that on multiple levels and covid is one of them. in some ways covid has gotten a little less attention over the last few weeks because of what was going on in afghanistan. i think we're going to see it ramp up, the biden administration,

expressed real confidence that this week that the house will pass the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan. now, president biden, on your beach, the whitein the democratic party, house and senate, liberals and moderates, trying to work both on bipartisan infrastructure and also on this -- yes, i'm not going to call it a zero tax and spending bill, but the $3.5 trillion tax and spending bill, how confident are they? are there as confident as nancy pelosi that they are going to get the infrastructure bill through this week and the $3.5 trillion soon to follow? >> certainly it's crunch time for all of this. i mean, this is going to be a massive week for the president's agenda, and whether his domestic plans can move forward. the white house is privately still saying they're optimistic. they feel good about the way his talks went last week. he met obviously with the leaders, but also with key moderates and progressives. we know that, you know, he has been making clear that some flexibility on the overall number and, you know, when he met with moderates, he spoke about possibly -- they discussed whether this could go to less than 3 trillion.

biden's track record. they took full advantage of it. elizabeth: colonel wilkie, thanks again for your service to our country. thanks again for coming on. later we have more on the white house'stiple crises fueled by their topspin that no one believes, like claiming the cost of the biden agenda is zero or the white house press secretary claiming it is quote outrageous and unfair for small businesses to raise prices on democrat taxes on them, if they don't do that they have to cut jobs. dr. drew ferguson, with the doctors caucus. he has this one, vaccine mandates could put american health and safety at risk. we're talking about police and firemen and health care workers and nursing homeworkers forced to make a choice, get vaccinated or be fired. the debate next. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. yo

yet, but conversations in the white house about whether they should move toward covid vaccine mandates for planes. anthony fauci, the chief logical officer to president bidenported it. i think we're going to see more steps by the white house to mandate vaccines, because, one, it works to curb the virus, and two, it's start to go show politically popular. >> susan, do you agree with tyler's analysis, and what do you expect from republicans? >> first of all, i think the white house needs dr. patel back because that's the first clear message i've heard in the last couple weeks. the white house has fallen apart on the booster issue. this is what the cdc has not done, provide a clear answer. do not say you'll put out a booster if it isn't going to happen. a recall hadn't happened two decades prior. why? because he went to a french restaurant, broke the rules, but more important the way he handled getting kids back to school because he was afraid of the teachers union. i personally don't think it was a win for newsom on covid, it was a reflection of who he ran against. as president biden said, you're basically running against trump. so that's what changed a lot

we have to see what the biden white house does but by all accounts the biden white house is leaning towards on this issue because of high biden views the events of january 6th. i think the current administration and president biden have described this just as a shameful event january 6th and a stain on the country and so i think that you're going to likely see them lean towards, you know, not exerting or extending executive privilege in a way that couple pact these advisers. what they know, we would have to find out, you know. there's still a huge gap, as much as has been report by all of us about the events that day. there's still a basic gap in what was happening between the hours of say 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on that day specific to donald trump and then what a lot of what was happening still in the lead-up to that day and all of these people in his ear about mike pence. some of these advisers, one of them, steve bannon, was not part of the administration, the rest were. kash patel was at the department of defense. he can speak to that. dan scavino was ever present with donald trump and

moderates and progressives and hold democrats together, that will cure a lot of the bills at the biden white house has to face. democrats are capable of governing, they are functional and are on the road of delivering his domestic agenda, if the alternative happens more bad news for the white house. >> so much that is important that the president needs to get done, but cynthia, still plenty of republicans, supporters of the president who 240 days in are fighting the fact that he lost this election pretty significantly. i wanna play for you but the republican vice chair of the maricopa county board of supervisors said about that so-called audit tonight on cnn. >> the cyber ninjas, they came into this with preconceived notions. this should be something that can turn the tide. this could be the beginning of the end of the big lie. but what we need to really accomplish this is now have our elected officials, republican elected officials, like we've done in maricopa county, stand up. leaders here in the state and say okay, this needs to come to an end. joe biden won, it's time to move on. >> time to mo

. >> the response from the biden white house and biden state department to the resignation of the special envoy with whom you obviously had a strong relationship was that he never voiced these criticisms in private. but it sounds like you knew of his frustrations. >> he was voicing his frustrations. he tried. no one was really listening. and this is just deplorable. i do believe that there are solutions. we have to work on solutions. and the first thing we have to do is stabilize haiti. haiti is not a country that is in the condition of receiving deportees. that is number one. and we have to face that reality. there are cottage industries that have grown around the border where we have people, smugglers who are passing information to haitian refugees, haitian immigrants, that come, the border is open. so they have saved their money. they have paid. some of them are coming from chile. they just speak spanish. they're coming from brazil. they have worked there. so this is all something that the federal government as a whole must work through. and so now that we have no envoy we need to find

i think ultimately it will be the decision of the biden white house. but i think he can do enough to file a lawsuit and the courts and wait for that to get litigated. so i think he can try to slow things down and that that may be -- i think at the end of the day, congress will prevail and get the documents and witnesses. >> let's talk about the cooperation we are seeing, actually, from this white house and potentially what kind of showdown that could be setting up between republicans and democrats. this was always going to be what the two sides have said it was going to be. though democrats say this is a legitimate investigation, you cannot have an insurrection at the capitol and not have an investigation. the republicans have said that it is a sham. it's political theater. but in terms of the white house cooperation, how do you see that? >> i think you see it as a line with president biden's campaign and his administration, which is that he talked about we're storing democracy over autocracy. and making that one of his guiding principles. he was talki

biden into the southern border? >> i have to look in my history books. >> the white house silent on whether president biden has ever seen the southern border for himself as thousands of migrants are living in horrific conditions in a tent city in texas. >> democrats divided as the party clashes over there spending plan, pelosi and schumer lost control of the caucuses. with that you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: conditions at the tent city in del rio, texas development of third world light conditions as the dhs admits asian migrants are being released into the us but the secretary fails to answer how many are being let go. >> even democrats are condemning president biden's border policies. >> migrants are proving secretary mayorkas wrong when you travel to del rio and told him their journey would not succeed if they came to the us illegally. his own agency confirmed to fox news not all are being expelled, many are being released in the us with a notice to appear at an immigration office and he's growing tired of being asked how many have been returned. >> you were asked the same

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white house on the debt ceiling. they are essentially trying to blame, and we look at the numbers, 97% of the debt, most of the debt was incurred before joe biden, and they have had conference calls and meetings on capitol hill, senior officials and economists from the white house go down and explain this to them. there can't be daylight between congressional democrats and the white house on this because it's going to be a big fight, and we're going to get into some point in october, we don't know when the government runs out of money. so many inflows are happening with covid, so many outflows, it's more complicated to figure out. october, november, december, there's a risk of fault, full faith and credit of the united states of not being honored and established. then it gets truly scary, the white house wants to stay together, and obviously want to avoid that, and they think they deserve republican help on this. remember, republicans during the trump era voted three times to increase or suspend the debt ceiling. >> hans nichols, great work. and thank you very much. thanks to all of you for getting way too early with us, i'll see you in a momen

and i think there is some frustration within the biden white house right now that i hear from friendsunt of no one could argue 20 years of decisions, some of which were bad. but you could also argue, you know, nearly a 100 years of internal warfare within afghanistan. and so i think the white house is a bit frustrated. he is carrying all that burden which and i believe he's also starting to hear some unease from democrats on capitol hill because they're going into midterm elections and that chambers are so closely divided. they really want to make sure that they have. putting storms but forward, they don't want any political baggage of the departure from afghanistan to weigh them down. could that potentially have an impact. could this decision potentially have an impact on the elections next year. i mean, i think it's a little too soon to know. there's a lot of time between now and next november. but if you look to history traditionally foreign policy issues are not very high on voters list of concerns. i think democrats and the biden white house want very much to create a legacy and

it's very important to the biden white house to get this done before the end of the year. an even shorter time line with the september 27th date that she promised a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. so it is very difficult to do. they have very narrow majorities. the progressives and the moderates are fighting one another. i think the white house remains confident that they can get this done. they still have a path to do it. however, they are also aware that as both these sides seek leverage in these negotiations, you have the possibility that the game of chicken goes on too long until you reach a full-blown collision, and everything could fall apart. that same game of chicken applies to the stand-off between democrats and mitch mcconnell on raising the debt limit. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are saying they're going to put it in mitch mcconnell's lap. mitch mcconnell says i'm not going to take it up. democrats are going to have to see how serious that is, whether he can be pressured into doing something. if not, they have to fall back and do that in the recon

australia and uk pushing back on china and the biden white house australia, the u.s. and uk pushing back on china and the biden white house believes this will be a strategic win. >> dan deluce, thank you. >>> we now know where nearly 37,000 afghan refugees will resettle here in the united states the biden administration started notifying governors about how many are coming to their respective states in this first round. here is a map showing the distribution the darker the blue, the more people resettling there. california taking in, by far, the most more than 5,200 refugees texas second most, nearly 4,500. 11 states fewer but still more than 1,000 each. arizona, oklahoma, washington, michigan, missouri, georgia, florida, north carolina, virginia, maryland and new york. >>> the former minneapolis cop who murdered george floyd pleaded not guilty in a separate case today derek chauvin is accused of violating a black 14-year-old's civil rights in 2017 the indictment accuses him of holding that teenager by the throat and hitting him several times in the head with a flashli

boosters and rolling them out next week, the white house said, and boosters will be available for everybody. people will say what's going on? did the bidense at a time they saw the cases rising from the delta variant that they did something they promised not to do, maybe put politics ahead of science. >> you can make that argument. the messaging, has been muddled. andy was a voice of reason and calm. and he clearly articulated administration policy. but what the administration has done is tell the public that delta is bad. it is bad. that our vaccine efficacy is waning, and that we're going to boost everyone. and what's happened, actually, is that a lot of people have gone out and have done that. the administration was touting the fact that vaccines were rising over the last month. a lot of that, i think, are people getting boosted. maybe not all imyou know compromised folks. >> you tweeted this on thursday. every patient i saw in the clinic yesterday who was over the age of 60 had already received a booster. that's not authorized. >> it's not. >> is it a wild west out there? >> it is. look, i practice in d.c. a large part of my practice

so that is why there are these reports and a lot of expectations that the biden white house might discard that normal privilege and secrecy and release whatever it has on the most recent occupant of the office who disgraced himself on january 6th. i want to be clear legally the former president donald trump can still fight and test the approach here, he can ask the courts to intervene or recognize an ongoing executive privilege but this is the showdown that many expected when congress did move forward and say they're really going to investigate the heck out of what went down on january 6th. if you think we have the whole story without the subpoenas and investigations done that's unlikely. top investigator adam schiff also saying the committee will go straight to subpoenas for any resistant witnesses. they're not going to wait around. no word on if that might include nancy pelosi's counterpart who was dodging related questions today. >> how will you respond to that subpoena and are you advising your fellow members of congress that could face subpoenas as to how they should responsibility.

new numbers are setting off alarms inside the white house. >> reporter: a lot of alarms are being set off in the white house as in because of president bidenontrol the worsening crisis on the southern border and that is upsetting to the people of texas so much so that according to new polling from quinnipiac university registered voters are only giving him a 32% job approval rating overall and a 20% approval rating for handling of the border. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick speaking out on the ingraham angle. >> one of the things that will crush the democrats in texas and elsewhere is an open border policy. we are doing everything we can as a state, spending $3 billion of our own taxpayer money with national guard, but our troopers on the lawn. carley: this and reports that a large migrant caravan is traveling from mexico in hopes of reaching the united states in addition to the stunning admission from the biden administration that as many as 12,000 haitians have been freed in recent days. todd: don't mess with old glory. >> some of those migrants might be looking at a different american flag because the new york times is facing a fi