well i'll do is i'll take these tony's into border patrol and. you know she's got and he wants a warrants or anything like that know that as well as a lot of criminals come to you too and. that's one of biggest problems we've got to start getting that stopped. so we're on the main trail right here but you can notice that these trails come in other places this right he had his trail it's leading up like this it doesn't look like much but they will follow it it leads to that white panel up in the distance that's where the water mocker is it's like an op less you know washington monument to put their backs against that new kind of walk up the wall and all the trails that come up at a canyon they were going to join us up in here and you going to see did this is pretty much. the central figure and coming into camp which self twenty eight it was overlooked by early a minute man but. i'm the kind of guy who doesn't mind getting his pants dirty so i come out here you know. you know when you take my bad place. and i'm going to take more people yes are you

we're going to look at them in case we have to call them into border patrol. ok so what we got here you see this rounded front that means that they were in a border it's a piece of fabric they were up around issues so they don't leave an exact printed issue usually get rid of it by the time they get up to the kid ninety four and he's run back pretty much. and. yeah i'm a good guess this is like a kid's play toy so maybe they were carrying a kid with them. and you could drop that they must been in kind of a panic because they must have seen the headlights coming back down on them like tends to scare them but it didn't mark these food footprints of mine so that people know who was here so we'll put them in m. and m. the border patrol sees if they know minutemen we're here. during a real sense and call it in because we don't know which way he had it he could have gone that way and that way or both. so there's somewhere around this right now but i don't have my night vision with us otherwise we will go out and visit them. i am i have a home i am calling all. the ol

the border patrol sees it they know minutemen were here. during no real sense in calling it in because we don't know which way he had it he could have gone that way and that way or both. so there's somewhere around this right now but i don't have my night vision with us otherwise we will go out and visit them. i have come. clean i'll. call them going to. the. ok. he got. he got. deep i want to know more if you're if you want to write the back of your. heart let. the room to. me come. to you no need to get it you got me you got to be kidding me oh my. god you came here to protest you don't believe in the state she's too many of us not only that you know the tiny group is very divisive and we like to call him the father of eight but he didn't just say the ads promoting division in doing voiceovers and scaring people some of the tactics that are used today. was good stuff post it read it. got it right here hell you can't stop us i'm sure you're out here the us government built a wall between united states and mexico we were totally opposed to

in the memo of understanding, which controls what the border patrol does, border patrol is able to go area they want to on foot or horse back. they may go on a motorized vehicle on existing public road but there is nothing in the memo that extends to prevent them unless it is an existing exidgent emergency. and the problem that the border patrol actually has is no one really knows how to define that emergency. mr. polis: will the gentleman yield? mr. bishop: no, please. that's one of the reasons why they want to have something specific in the memo of understanding, the statute does not help them in those particular areas because land managers handle those circumstances differently. maybe if i have time at the end. i would like to say one other thing as well. there are some places in this nation in which the idea of section 14 in this bill, which is the bill that deals with border security, has been expanded with information that is simply inaccurate. montana, for example, has a 545-mile border with canada. it has different issues than the southern border, but it's not -- but it's remo

border patrol agents. they go on to say about the investigation into eric holder quoting this is a slap in the face to all border patrol agents who serve this country and an utter failure of leadership at the highest levels of government. we also have an email out, shannon to brian terry's father and mother to come talk with us about this. so far that has not been responded to, but when we get it we'll give it to you. shannon: we can only imagine how frustrating this is for that family, trace, thank you. today's bombshell announcement from the white house raising through questions about whether the white house has a direct role in what republicans are covering a cover up linked to this gun walking operation gone bad. the announcement came minutes before the house was going to hold eric holder in contempt of congress for refusing to hand over the fast and furious documents. we are waiting to see if the vote will happen today. it is important to note that in 2007 mr. obama railed against the bush administrat

customs and border patrol from stopping illegal immigration but however sworn testimony by both border patrol officials contradict this claim. in fact, the department of homeland security oppose this legislation. my entire sdrigget, all of it would fall under the newly operational control zone and as a result u.s. customs and border patrol could take control over these landmarks, such as the theodore roosevelt national historic site, build anything on it they need. and i know my constituents pretty well after these many years. meanwhile, the sacred and historic sovereign lines in the indian nation would also be open to federal -- such an extreme federal overreach would violate the sovereignty of the indian nation there. many other tribes around the country whose land falls within this zone would face the same problem. the eastern tribes, they wrote, many indian tribes have lands and sacred places located near the u.s. international borders and we believe the sovereignty and culture and integrity of our member tribes and others is unnecessarily put in jeopardy of the sweeping approach o

out for an elite border patrol team which is kind of like the marines or the navy seals of border patrol. they do special operations they deal with the worst of the worst in terms of drug cartels coming up with weapons rather than people simply moving up north and across the border. that night they were doing their regular run. they knew that canyon was a hot area. they had been watching these rip crews or these guys who come in and steal guns -- steal drugs from other crews in order to make a quick buck. it's easy for them that way. so they were just simply doing their job, and they come over into this capon, and they see this crew of men who were very heavily armed, and they fired beanbag rounds at them. and unfortunately -- >> host: is that standard operating procedure. >> guest: it is, according to homeland security policy. when you're dealing with guys who, as we saw three weeks ago, who are willing to leave headless, feetless, handless bodies on the side of the road, i don't think that shooting beanbags at them, you expect a friendly fire response. and that's exactly what happened.

in the moment family of murdered border patrol brian teary will. ann curry steps down from the anchor chair of "the today show." we will share the tapes with you. stay with us. for the family of murdered patrol agent brian terry. the contempt vote against attorney general eric holder was personal. brian was killed in southern arizona when he and his team got into a gun fight with a crew of armed illegal immigrants. two of the guns recovered from the crime scene were ak 47 rifles that had been lost during the botched fast and furious gun walking operation and brian terry was just 40 years old. attorney general eric holder invoked brian's name today while criticizing house republicans. >> instead of trying to correct the problems that led to a series of flawed law enforcement operations, and instead of helping us find ways to better protect the brave law enforcement agents like agent brian terry, who keep us safe, they have led us to this unnecessary and unwarranted outcome. >> joining me now from san diego, brian's cousin bob hare and from detroit b

for other border patrol agents who have been killed.amily says they would rather wait and have the attorney general held in contempt and let them' fight over the whole loaf rather than accept a few slices of the hand selected document, the 1,300 the attorney general is willing to hand over though he said those don't implicate anyone in d.o.j. the family is in this for the long haul. megyn: great job. thank you so much. fox news alert. new developments in the escalating crisis in syria. the day started with russia saying it will not explain to the united states its reason for continued deliveries of weapons and attack helicopters to the syrian regime. choppers that will likely be used in the attacks similar to the ones that have already killed an estimated 10,000 syrians within the last year, including many women, children, and babies. the united nations also reporting that the humanitarian situation inside syria continues to deteriorate. estimating 1.5 million syrians are in desperate need of food and medical supplies. gregg palkot is o

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out for an elite border patrol known as border track which is like the marines of the navy seal. they do special operations, the deal with the worst in the best of terms of drug cartels coming up with weapons rather than people simply moving up north and across the border. so that night with a wedding is just the regular run. they knew that the canyon was a hot area. they had been watching these guys that come in and steal guns were still drugs from other crews to make a quick buck because they are not the ones. it's easy for them that way. but they were just simply doing their job, so they come over into the canyon and they see this crew of men who were very heavily armed, and they fired been bad rounds at them and unfortunately -- >> host: is that standard operating procedure? >> guest: it is standard operating procedure according to policy. when you are dealing with guys that as we saw about three weeks ago were willing to leave him less bodies on the side of the road i don't think that shooting beanbags and then you would expect a friendly response and that is exactly what ha

. >> and let's never forget this is about the dead border patrol agent killed serving our country and killed at the hands of our own weapons which is the real tragedy of all this. the president has created quite a constitutio constitutional sd serious constitutio constituti. the attorney general has made numerous misstatements to the united states congress. the department of justice filed a letter on february 4. that letter was incorrect as a matter of law and incorrect factually and took them 8 mon h months to withdraw the letter. roger clemens minute clemens ma perjury trial which he was found not guilty of for alleg d allegedly liying to congress. the attorney general files incorrect information and false statement statements and says w whoops i'm sorry. then the statement that he said he wanted to meet with the chairman of the committee and work something out. do an extraordinary accommodation of documents and desperately wanted to have the meeting yesterday. had to take place. we must have this meeting. he had a meeting all right and when this took place there was only one docume

and that's in spite of the fact that we have increased the border patrol's presence three-fold. so you would anticipate that they would be arresting more people. the fact of the matter is with the exception of narcotics, drug smuggling, the border is more secure now than it ever has been in the past. does that mean something to the right? like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save y up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about. and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. there's a range of plans to choose from, too. and they all travel with you. anywhere in the country. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the need

border patrol agent brian terry. the justicdepartment did not provide the facts and the information that we requested. instead, the information came from people outside the department, people who wanted to do the right thing. in addition to not providing the information, the administration admitted misleading congress, actually detracting a letter it had sent 10 months earlier. i think all the members understand this is a very serious matter. the terry family wants to know how this happened and they have every right to have their answers and the house needs to know how this happened and it's our constitutional duty to find out. so the house oversight and government reform committee issued a lawful and narrowly tailored subpoena. we've been patient, giving the justice department every opportunity to comply so that we can get to the bottom of this for the terry family. we have shown more than enough good faith, but the white house has chosen to invoke executive privilege. that leaves us no other options. the only recou

one of these cameras were on a trail that was five miles north of a border patrol checkpoint. the south side but on the north side of a checkpoint. so just really displays how wide open the desert is. there's thousands of these trails throughout the state. >> is this a known corridor? >> it is and we've given these gps coordinates to border patrol in the past and i guess they continue to work other areas. >> what about those big bundles that they are carrying? can i assume that there is something in there that shouldn't be there? >> yeah. that's typically marijuana in the burlap sacks, and that's pretty typical group. six to eight people, average weight when you get it all together is 250 to 500 pounds. >> now, do you see this coming in live as it's happening? in other words, i know you don't have the chance to watch it at all times, but are there moments where you actually see this unfolding before your eyes and do you call the border patrol? >> yeah. and it is quite interesting because with ice's new direction with their law enforcement here, we've had those bundles on the g

a border patrol agent has been killed, maybe two. hundreds of people have been killed in mexico with american guns that our government knew were going across that border and the attorney general has not been giving us the information, the justice department has been hiding it from the congress of the american people and the president has claimed executive privilege. if that doesn't tell you something, nothing will. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expire. the gentleman from m.d. -- mr. maryland. mr. cummings: i reserve. mr. issa: how much time is remaining. the chair: the gentleman from -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california has 6 1/2 minutes remain, the gentleman from maryland has 1 1/4 minutes remaining. mr. issa: i ask unanimous consent to place inta the record letters dated may 24, 2012, may 30, 2012, and june 1, 2012, to -- all addressed to elijah cummings, ranking member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, they will appear in the record. mr. issa: t

for the last three years i've been recommending that we need to triple the size of our border patrol. it is woefully understaffed. i've recommended that by tripling it, we'd be adding 40,000 more border patrol, that's an opportunity for 40,000 more veterans coming back from afghanistan and iraq to help secure our border, and that will, because we've been running surge operations here in the state of texas over the last six years, and that will stop illegal immigration. >> thank you. >> how would you deal with the people who are already here, more than 11 million people? >> first to mr. cruz and then mr. dewhurst, about 30 seconds each. >> we need to do i acouple of things. number one eliminate sanctuary cities. there are a lot of cities in the state of texas where immigration laws are not enforced. we need to enforce the law and i'll point out this is an area where my opponent and i disagree. he was responsible for killing the bill that would have prohibited sanctuary cities. number two, what we need to do is end the benefits for those who are here illegally. i oppose in-state tuition

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and that's in spite of the fact that we have increased the border patrol's presence three-fold. you would anticipate that they would be arresting more people. the fact of the matter is with the exception of narcotics, drug smuggling, the border is more secure now than it ever has been in the past. does that mean something to the right? not really, because they have taken the position that they're going to cry for the rest of their life that until the border is secure, we're not going to talk about reforming the system. and if you look at berlin, they built this huge wall, put people with guns up there and shot people that tried to get over, and they couldn't secure the border. >> sheriff, there is one portion of this law that has been sort of left hanging by the supreme court ruling. i think it was misconstrued in the press as having been upheld as firmly constitutional. my reading of the ruling is just that the court wants to see how it's implemented and then they may revisit it. in terms of that portion of the law going forward, do you anticipate that there's going to be lawsu

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what it is trying to do is a very simple concept, the better the border patrol is at controlling the border, the better the environment will be. it's not the border patrol that creates havoc but the human traffickers and drug cartel. to take this money and put it where it is desperately needed to help the infrastructure so the border patrol can better do their job, we would have a better environment. it's the right thing to do and would be an appropriate and intelligent thing to give the border patrol the infrastructure they need to do their jobs along our borders both in the north and in the south. i urge adoption of this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? mr. aderholt: i rise in support of this a amendment. the funds are included and probably the most necessary environmental activities directly related to border security construction, operation and maintenance. i understand the gentleman's position and concerns and for that reason, i accept the amendment. the cha

border patrol agent ryan terry.kicked off -- has kicked off a lot of questions from a whistle blower with republican senator -- republican senator charles grassley. chairman issa took this up. they have been going back and forth for months trying to figure out who knew what when and it is coming to a head here as the showdown with the contempt vote. talking about documents and want to know how high up this went and who knew what, within the department of justice. we know the white house is saying honestly, these documents you are looking for, off i am limits and off the table. what this means in -- >> let me ask you this. the if the committee votes to hold in him in contempt what then? >> reporter: there are a lot of questions, how this will proceed. my best understanding as of now if this committee votes and majority of members -- it is very likely to be a party line vote. i'm going to send it back to you. they are telling me to send it back to you. >> okay. sorry about that. we are trying to get our bearings here

border patrol agent.rat on this house committee, congressman elijiah cummings, has written what we are told is a long letter to house speaker john bane everybody -- i've actually seen part of it -- urging him to hold off on tomorrow's contempt vote suggesting there were some errors in the mechanics leading up to the vote among other bases. as we get the speaker's response, we will bring it to you. >>> we are also standing by right now, we are less than 24 hours away from one of the most important supreme court decisions in decades. this is the most important decision we've seen out of this court in decades. tomorrow morning the high court will, at last, announce the fate of the president's health care law. it has been much-debated, it has been a very emotional subject for many, many millions of americans and finally the nine justices inside that court will tell us whether it is or is not constitutional. but we today got the results of a stunning new survey that shows how american doctors feel about this l

border patrol agent, protecting this country and its citizens. he deserves better. he deserves answers. the his family deserves answers and that's what we're looking for. >> rick: when the attorney general says as soon as he learned about fast and furious that he personally put a stop to it, that's what eric holder is on the record having said. does the family believe that? >> well, i believe the tactics that were so flawed and used in operation fast and furious that allowed those weapons, almost 2000 weapons to flow to the hands of criminals, that tactic has stopped, but remember, to make sure that something like this never happens again, we have to have somebody take responsibility. we have to know who authorized it and who put this plan into place. and that's what it's going to take to ensure that this never happens again. >> rick: did brian ever tell anyone in your family about his work? did he talk about it, talk about how dangerous it was? >> well, obviously, when he talks to his mom, he never told her about how dangerous it was. i myself never fully understoo

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