take proud boy leader and worst- case scenario david cross, joseph biggs.e in the coup, biggs has been charged with seditious conspiracy. it's a serious charge. it carries a maximum sentence of 20 years. by the time he gets out, this proud boy's going to be a proud member of the a.a.r.p. and biggs wants to move his trial, arguing to the court, "in view of the increased and unquestionably spectacular 24/7 negative press and media coverage about the fraternity known as the proud boys." oh, that's right. i forgot. the proud boys is just a fraternity. january 6 was just hazing.& we all heard the chant. >> spank mike pence! spank mike pence! spank mike pence! ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you, sir. thank you, sir, may i have another? biggs' attorney argues that his client can't get a fair trial, thanks to this week's televised hearings of the house select committee on january 6, and all the media coverage from "morning joe" to stephen colbert's "late show." ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( audience chanting "stephen" ) >> stephen: you know, ladies and

he later told the fbi that biggs encouraged him to do that, something biggs denies. as the crowd pushes forward, many of the proud boys join in and they start removing barricades. they urge others on. a chain reaction has been set off. the attack on the capitol has begun. >> now part of what made identifying this as a coordinated attack difficult was that the proud boys dressed as what one of them referred to as normies, normal people. but they weren't. they had a playbook. they would rile up the crowd at the key entry points that identified early in the day, encouraging members of the crowd to push past police, then they would remove whatever barriers were in the crowd's way, if that meant removing literal metal barricades or using chemical spray on police officers so the crowds could push past. when they met too much police resistance, they would back off and regroup and head off to another key entry point. as they are making the second breach of the day on the east side of the capitol. >> for hours hundreds of protesters have remained behind the barricades, but wi

joe biden did this. >> harris: congressman biggs joins me now.id i hear you correctly? one person dealing with the group of people that we can see there, so many of them? one patrol agent? >> that's right, harris. they set up, they have a couple people there, you had a transport and you had the one cbp agent. but what happens is you've got these hundreds of people there, and all of the sudden you can hear on the radio that they are runners. and this is what they do. they flood the zone, so the other agents have to go out and chase the runners because they are the ones bringing drugs and maybe they are the ones who have a criminal record, maybe the terrorists coming in. so they have to try to find those people while this guy did a great job with these hundreds and hundreds of people just sitting there. he was trying to keep order with them waiting for additional transport to come. >> harris: the invasion, that particular word has meaning in terms of attracting resources. tell us about that. >> well, it's a constitutional term that allows the state

>> harvey biggs in new york. harvey, thank you. >>> we're learning more details on the prime time january 6th hearing on thursday. there will be at least two people testifying. one of them is matthew pottinger, former deputy nat national security adviser. he was the most senior white house official to resign after the capitol riot. sarah matthews, former press secretary, is also expected to testify. she resigned as well following the insurrection. the committee is expected to detail what president trump did or did not do during the hours on january 6th as rioters stormed the capitol. thursday's hearing could be the final one of the summer. >>> and jury selection will continue today in the contempt of congress trial for steve bannon. a long adviser for former president trump faces criminal charges for refusing to cooperate with the capitol riot investigation. yesterday he criticized the televised public hearings. >> it's nothing but a show trial. it's time they started having other witnesses who can give other tes

>> harvey biggs in new york. thank you so much. >>> well, the committee in texas released a scathing report about the police response in the mass shooting in uvalde. it criticized law enforcement at the scene and the gunman's family. some of the video which was edited by uvalde police to protect the identities of victims and witnesses, it may be hard to watch. one of the new police body camera videos released shows officers helping students escape through a window. authorities move from window to window telling the children where to run to safety as officers inside the school waited to confront the gunman. bo cam videos from the uvalde police department shows officers staked out around robb elementary school. you can hear the shooter firing at officers. and at least one officer expressing the need to get into the classroom where the gunman was holed up. >> we've got to get in there. >> reporter: eventually 376 officers, local, state, and federal arrived on the scene, according to a new report by the texas house c

>> harvey biggs in new york. thank you so much. >>> house lawmakers approved a bill to protect marriage equality. all democrats and 47 republicans voted in favor of the respect for marriage act last night. it would provide federal protections for same sex and interracial marriages. but the measure is likely to face a roadblock in the senate. the vote comes after recent comments by supreme court justice clarence thomas who said the issue of same-sex marriage should be reconsidered. >>> the chairman of the house committee investigating the capitol riot has tested positive for covid. representative bennie thompson said that he's experiencing mild symptoms, and he plans to isolate for the next several days. despite his illness, the january 6th panel will still hold its primetime hearing tomorrow. it's unclear if thompson will take part virtually. >>> meantime, those missing secret service text messages may be long gone. the agency says that it likely won't be able to recover data deleted from january 5th or 6th of 20

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

biggs will be recognized. rep. banks: -- reppo biggs -- rep. banks: the mavni program has been raised here and some members have not gotten a full classified briefing on the program. i would ask for that. i looked out -- it looks now to ms. rogers. all the veterans who were deported were deported based on an order of removal from an immigration judge, is that so? i think you are muted. ms. rogers: congressman, that's correct. >> i want to make that clear. dhs is using parole to allow individuals in the u.s. to circumvent the law. the recent omnibus appropriations bill required dhs to be clear on the number of parole requests received and granted and the rationale for each granted and its duration. the first report was due may 14, but we have not received that. do you know what the status of that report is? ms. rogers: i don't, but i can get back to you, congressman. >> it was due may 14. we are over one month late. i will ask if you will commit to get that to the committee by the end of this week. will you do that, please? ms. rogers: i am not

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

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

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

biggs: you are saying the border is secure? that undermines the credibility. you say approximately 92% of the heroin seized in the u.s. is from mexico, 92% of the drugs coming from over the southern border. that is not operational control. according to the dea, 42% of pills tested for fentanyl contained a lethal dose. in the texas ports of entry they saw a 1000% increase in seized fentanyl. you say that's a great sign and it's good we are stopping some of it, but the president of the national border patrol council testified under oath this year that cdp is likely if they seize 5% of what is coming over the border -- lucky if they seize 5% of what is coming over the border will stop you understand what i'm saying? the ratio indicates we are failing. yet you tell us that the border is secure. you say that you have visited the border into places. -- in two places. i would love for you to come with me, you and me incognito. we will tell them that you are the executive -- director of the national drug policy, we won't tell them that. come down to the border and i w

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

biggs: thank you. mr. chairman, the justice department is not alone in abusing domestic terrorism powers. on february 7, 2022, d.h.s. issued a national terrorism advisory bulletin warning that the united states remains in a heightened threat and citing so-called mis, dis and malinformation as a source of increased threat environment. does that sound like they've got that nailed down, how it's defineed? according to d.h.s., the purpose of allegedly misleading narratives and conspiracy theories is to increase societal friction and undermine public trust in governmental institutions. it cited two examples. quote, online proliferation and false or misleading narratives regarding unsubstantiated widespread election fraud and covid-19, closed quote. that used to be called free speech. although d.h.s. has admitted that conditions underlining the heightened threat landscape hasn't changed over the last year, it cited the proliferation of false or misleading narratives which sow discord or undermine public trust in

harvey biggs, cbs news, new york. >> we are all well aware of inflation, but what about heatflation? say climate change could also be driving inflation. heat waves across the world are fueling fires and burning crops. floods are destroying harvests, water. hungry plants and animals are not surviving to their former prime. experts say as it gets hotter, workers who suffer from heat-related illness slow down food production. >> this is putting this kind of enormous cyclical pressure on the environment, on the producers, on the taxpayers that is simply not sustainable. >> hmm. experts say big changes need to come from the top with federal policies that require production of more sustainable nutrient-rich foods. justin, just another thing making our inflation issues go up. >> yes, every single time. >>> the the hunt for missing secret service text messages that could have potentially been central to the january 6th hearings hit a dead end. the secret service acknowledged text messages sent by agents were deleted protecting former president donald trump on january 5th and 6th, despite the

biggs: last congress the subcommittee held a hearing. of the witnesses was a veteran who was deported after he fired a weapon at an occupied vehicle. that in of itself is interesting. ms. miller, are individuals who fire weapons at occupied vehicles the types of individuals in your office is advocating for to be able to reenter the u.s.? ms. miller: is that question for me? rep. biggs: yes. i will ask ms. rogers the same thing. i mean, ms. miller the same thing. ms. miller first, then ms. rogers. ms. miller: with respect to any prior criminal activity, that is certainly something that is reviewed very seriously with respect to qualifications for military service. if it is an egregious criminal act, they would be prohibited from military services. chair lofgren: your time has expired. ms. rogers can answer the question. ms. rogers: thank you. i am not sure which veteran who testified. he actually was eligible for citizenship. he is a u.s. citizen today because he qualified under section 329 of the immigration nationality act for citizensh

palo alto a four-degree change, that's the biggs change in the last 24 hours. san francisco from sutro tower, we had some fog interfering with the view, but now, it's a clear view. 63 in the city. 67 across the bay. mid to upper # 0's. palo alto, san jose in santa clara and 61 at half moon bay. we show you the fog stack up along the coastline about to move on shore. 81 in santa rosa peta looma. napa 76. we have mid to upper 80's. # 0 degrees at liver moore. and the view from our roof top camera looking across the embarcadero. these are our forecast features. we'll see the fog during the inland hours. there might be a spotty drizzle along the coast. big two-way warm-up. highs and temperatures will range from mid 90's to near 100 during that two-day span. for tonight, a venting expanding low clouds fog not only across the bay but locally inland. and as i mentioned some spotty drizzle and perhaps the bayshoreline as well. as we go through the morning hours, we'll see the fog burning back quickly. there's going to be a rapid warm-up as temperatures are going to sor

cbs reporter harvey biggs with the details. >> there's violence everywhere you turn and look around.s like you're not safe anywhere. >> reporter: police say a man armed with a rifle opened fire inside the food court of the greenwood park mall on sunday. three people were killed and two others wounded before a bystand we are a handgunshot the gunman dead. >> the real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop this shooter almost as soon as he began. >> reporter: officials say the injured included a 12-year-old girl, she and the other shooting survivor were hospitalized in stable condition last night. the identities of the victims have yet to be made public, nor have the names of the gunman or the civilian who intervened. >> i can tell you he's a 22-year-old male from bartholomew and that's all i can release at this time. >> reporter: investigators believe the bystander likely prevented a much larger tragedy. the gunman brought several magazines full of ammunition with him to the mall. harvey biggs, cbs news, new york. >>

harvey biggs, cbs news, new york. >>> now to the fire watch in yuba county where a fast-moving wildfireing people to flee their homes. the fire is 50% contained this morning. our sister station in sacramento confirms at least one home has been destroyed and as laurel hefeley reports, other residents are grateful for the quick work of the firefighters who saved their homes. >> reporter: john chatt has worked to care for people at sycamore ranch and he's already hosted wildfire evacuees twice. on july 8th the bay area forced families to flee and only ten days later the winding fire is burning in a nearby area of yuba county. >> everything they have is on the line and some haven't been in that situation before so it's probably all new to them. >> reporter: what are some of the things you say to these evacuees? >> it comes to your mind, relax, everything's okay. everything's under control. you're here. you're alive. everything is all right. you don't like to see them afraid like that. >> reporter: he said he made you laugh. >> i'm like i'm sorry i'm crying. he goes, we gotcha, we'll take yo

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

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harvey biggs, cbs news. >>> the officers involved in walker's death are right now on paid administrativehile the investigation goes on. >> president biden touched down in tel aviv as part of an extended trip to the middle east and he was briefed on the iron dome missile defense system and a next generation laser beam system. the president then laid a wreath at the holocaust memorial. >> new at 3:00, san francisco's museum of modern art is gearing up on prominent mexican painter diego rivera. it opens up on saturday. it will feature more than 150 of his works from the 1920s to the mid-1940s. curators say his art created a new vision for north america and was inspired by his many travels from mexico and right here in the u.s. >> he was a household name help reproductions of his paintings hung in many, many homes across the country. he wasn't just somebody whose work was collected by the rich. he was someone who had an impact through books and illustrations and magazines and reproductions widely. >> shifting gears now, we know a lot of people like to be out on the water during the summer mo

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

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

biggs? mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock. mr. mcclintock votes no. mr. steube? >> no. >> mr. steube votes no. mr. tiffany? >> tiffany, no. >> mr. tiffany votes no. mr. massie? >> no. >> mr. massie votes no. mr. roy? >> no. >> mr. roy boats? no mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. miss fish back? no. no. -- mr. fitzgerald? >> no. >> mr. fitzgerald votes. no >> mister pence? mister pence votes no. mr. owens? >> ms., ms., -- >>. ? >> lieu boats aye. >> mr. shabbat, you are not recorded. >> no. >> mr. shabbat votes no. >> america? >> mr., don't you are not recorded. >> aye. >> mr. deutch votes aye. >> mr. apple is not recorded. >> -- >> madam chair, i'm a recorded? >> mr. johnson, you are recorded as aye. >> thank you. >> the clerk will report. >> manager there 18 ayes and 17 noes. >> the motion to table is agreed to. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for five minutes. welcome, let me -- we are dealing with the clock right now, thank you. which way is it going? hello? did you restore the clock? >> yes. >> thank you. this may be another long hearing, i do not know where your ti

think we can say that flood seasons reached the philippines and an unusual event is fatty sherry, biggs, and psalms and west popular back towards silhouette, but not be on bat. for boy java, sumatra. it's almost looks like the dry season. doesn't very few showers around wanted to admittedly, but the concentration is certainly down here. and then also up in cambodia, thailand on minbar. now, given that we've got the season of floods, it's may be a bit of a surprise to see this bit early to see flooding that's come up through the middle of china. in fact, the left lot of flooding grand august the same systems the remains of that typhoon shebra no longer talked food, of course have plenty of moisture. so flooding, i think in north korea and some possibly across the border in the south. this is got off shore no longer a named storm that produced record breaking rains briefly in the islands of southern japan has gone through now a flash that resulted from that. nothing much changes on friday except it becomes quarter up here. and a bit more rain forms down in sun, china, throughout india ban

biggs: thank you. i find it interesting, nobody on this side mentioned evidence adduced from unlawful activities should be admitted. that's words as so often happens with my colleague that are being imputed. no. no. i specifically said legal activity. i specifically said if the military is sent down to the border to help. there was no imptation that that would be illegal conduct. what i said was that they obtained evidence of traffickerring or -- trafficking or smuggling while serving down at the southwest border. if that's legal conduct, and they encountered evidence of trafficking or smuggling, my querrey was, should that not be used -- should that not be permitted as evidence? and the reality of it is, it should be used for evidence. when we talk about law, for instance criminal law, if a police officer engages in criminal conduct to obtain evidence, that evidence is suppressed. including additional evidence which is considered the fruit of the poisonous tree. the question here, and the reason that

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

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

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biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: mr. speaker, we do have a culture of human violence. recently a 16-year-old young man with three felony arrests in the past four months violently attacked and attempted to choke a new york subway police officer. he was released without bail. and that is what's happening where you have the left in charge of criminal justice systems. why do i bring that up? because that individual punched that police officer more than 20 times in his attempts to basically kill that officer. personal weapons such as hands, fists or feet account for 600 homicides in 2019, according to official reports. and 1,476 murders were committed by knives or cutting instruments. and 364 homicides were committed with rifles. you see the distinction here? where the democrats are going for, they want to take away someone's constitutional right instead of enforcing the law for people who are violently and criminal violent. they'll release those people back onto your streets the supreme court has held the second amendment pr

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

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

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

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

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