it should start with the bipartisan border deal, supported by the border patrol union. i don't know why he won't support it. he knows we can advance the ball based on the expertise of the border patrol. while i was doing the bipartisan work in pennsylvania he was investing in our adversaries. investing in china and russia. moderator: going to the rising tensions in the middle east. senator casey, the middle east is on edge for a potential escalation in the region with israel promising a retaliatory attack on iran and iran morning the u.s. saying it will retaliate. researchers estimate the u.s. has provided nearly $18 billion to israel since the attack on october 7. how do you believe the u.s. can continue to support israel's right to self-defense while addressing the humanitarian needs of palestinian civilians and other civilians as the conflict spreads? sen. casey: we have to start with october 7, 2023 when a terrorist organization invaded israel, murdered 1200 innocent israelis and in addition to murdering all of those israelis, raped women and took hostages. that thre

this, and we want to talk about the border patrol union, they endorsed president trump. and president trump is someone who is serious on the border. it's president trump and sam brown. >> 15 seconds. >> i want to tell you my opponent is so stubborn and so extreme he often uses the words not negotiable, no middle ground, for what he's doing. i'm one of the most bipartisan and independent senators serving today. over 90% of the bills i introduced are bipartisan. i work with everyone in order to craft solutions to pragmatic solutions. that's what i'll do in this case. >> we have to move on. >> it is time for us to take a short break. we're going to be back in a few minutes with questions about reproductive rights and also this from our chief investigator george knapp. >> what's out there? it's a mystery that could take the government weeks to solve. up next, i question our candidates on the secrets our government keeps. ♪ >> and welcome back. now we want to go to a topic made famous here in southern nevada. our chief investigator, george knapp, who you may know as the u.f.o.

border patrol regularly. i've been to the border multiple times. and our border protection act, negotiated by a democrat, independent, and republican, gave the border patrol what they needed. in fact it's endorsed by the border patrol union. gave them tools, resources and training at our ports of entry. so when trucks and cars go through, they go through x-ray, they can use artificial intelligence to stop the flow of fentanyl, to stop human trafficking. when that bill didn't pass we do have a fentanyl crisis. i have two bill -- i had two bills in that package to stop fentanyl and end fentanyl bills. i pulled those out and they are now signed into law because our border patrol ages need to take care of that. since i've been in the senate i have been calling for comp rehencive imfraition reform, one that secure ours border and stops the tedly flow of cyle and fentanyl as a humane and orderly asylum process. >> i would like 15 seconds to clarify again, the question is about if you would encourage the next president, whoever that might be to keep some of these tougher poll snis place, would you support remain in mexico? things along those lines? 15 seconds. >> i think we have to do what we did with the border protection act.

leading in battleground states and nationally with a new border plan and won the support of the border patrol union. the media, freaking out about this. they are nitpicking everything trump says always looking for the negative: wait until you see j.d. vance put down martha raddits at abc, saying only a handful of apartment complexes are being taken over by migrant gangs . this morning kamala harris came out with a plan to help black men including 1 million forgivable loans to black entrepreneurs plus more legal marijuana with black men running the business. and then tim walz trying to attract male voters couldn't figure out to you who load his gun. to the markets the dow jones industrial average will open with a tiny loss this morning, down 60 points but look at the s&p up 14, the nasdaq up about 90. bitcoin moving up, you are looking at $64,000 a coin as of now. oil, $74 a barrel, 73.83 not much movement down a buck 73. gas no change it's 3.20 diesel no change 3.60 and gold is $2,668 an ounce. on the show today, got to see this a spectacular success for elon musk's spacex. the giant rocket blasts

it was endorsed by the border patrol union. it'd been negotiated by when most conservative senators in the senate, lankford. also arizona's own independent senator houston sinema and a democrat. this was a bill that would have pushed us forward in a really significant way on an issue we know has been very divisive. it is been very divisive nationally and here in arizona. when you talk about things like trade, that is so important. mexico is our biggest trading partner. but when i talk to people here in our community they all say southern arizona is given a bad rap because of the border. you had a chance to embrace a bipartisan deal that would have made significant step forward sd and you rejected it. and you rejected it because of president trump telling you and your caucus to do so. and the deal then fell apart. we need to elect people that will embrace solutions and no longer this politics. we keep on electing people to go down to the border, take a photo ops but are not willing to do the job in cdc of actually solving the bo

this legislation was supported by the border patrol union. they wanted it. sheriffs in southern arizona wanted this legislation. you know, it was wildly popular. you know, here in this date, until donald trump, you know, woke up one morning and told senate republicans to walk away from it. they ran away from it, not all of them. a few of them just stuck there because it was the right thing to do. james lankford, who was a republican senator who negotiated the legislation, very conservative guy. you know, he got a deal that republicans had wanted for years. this is not meeting them at the 50 yard line. i mean, it's sunday, so use a football analogy. this was not meeting them at the 50 yard line. it was on the 10 yard line on our side of the field, defending the goal. i mean, that is what the legislation, you know, how it was look at. there were a lot of popular things in there for me. i represented border state. these were, you know, key components of a plan that we needed to strengthen our borders to 30. but because donald trump, it's now been delayed. kamal

welcome back former president trump receiving endorsement and full support of the national border patrol union that represents 16,000 men and women trump unveiling a border plan sunday, which he will hire 10,000 new border patrol agents he said given immediate raise 10% as well as 10,000 dollar retention signing bonus would increase border agents by nearly a third joining me former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker, ag good to see you reaction to border patrol support and plans trump is talking about. >> good morning, maria. . plans i think are exceptional really going to address the couple things one is, obviously, there is understaffing at the border we need more agents, also morale problem giving more money retention bonuses signing bonuses obviously, is going to encourage the men and women of cbpwill the to take this on secure border as you know we talked many times, about the current situation, down there, with the -- the transnational criminal organization cartels exploiting all sorts of vulnerabilities at the southern border so i think this is going to reenergize, and most like

border patrol wanted. thousands of border patrol agent's, thousands of ice agents. this is stuff i heard from our border patrol union. i heard from the mayor's i have visited, county officials. they needed this and wanted this. that is why i was very sad that kari lake was against the bill. so lee standing, she was still against it. not because there was a better option but she needs to be a border problem. that solution would have brought a lot of the problems we have under control. from day 1, i have worked in a bipartisan manner. i worked with a republican from southern arizona to get veterans to join border patrol. even recently i signed onto a bill to get more federal law-enforcement and make it easier for them to join border patrol, something that has been difficult. >> ms. lake, two minutes. i will give you a full two minutes to talk about the border wall and can it withhold without adding extra security and billions on technology? ms. lake: i just jotted'down rubens exact quote. we are getting the extreme makeover version of ruben. he has voted against border security every step of the way. i covered the sta

that is why all 16,000 members of the border patrol union endorsed former president trump yesterday. al border control president spoke with the rally in arizona and saying trump is the only person that can fix the boarder and trump unveiled plans to hire 10,000 new border agents and give them a 10% raise. joining me is new york congresswoman claudia tenney, member of house weighs and means and science and technology committee. congresswoman, thanks for being here. your reaction to what you just heard. >> it is amazing how brilliantly jd vance is out there exceeding all expectations and doing a fantastic job on the trail. i love how he turned this around and can you believe she emphasized only a handful. remember joe biden said it was okay for russia to do a minor incursion into ukraine? now we're at full scale war. that's exactly what's going on in the united states. they allow only a handful, which turned into a mass invasion at the border, over 10 million people that we know of. 85% of people coming over and i within the to the northern border in my new district and the trail cam vi

the border patrol union has given its unanimous endorsement to former president donald trump. one border chief -- one border sheriff explains exactly why that is. >> you have president trump when he was president, he engaged. he worked, prioritized the border and made a difference. vice president harris and president biden have that not. they are the would have, should have on the border. i have found yet one agent come up to me and said sheriff it's working on the border. just the opposite. morale is in the dirt and president trump is there hope and they are looking for hope. >> harris: a pew poll found 60% of voters don't think kamala harris has clearly explained her policies on illegal immigration. she said she would do everything joe biden would do. she flipped her stance on multiple border policies and now calling for stronger security, more border agents and an earned pathway to citizenship. however, listen to what she previously said. >> i think there is no question that we've got to critically re-examine ice. this issue is about a vanity project for this president. clea

border patrol union telling fox news this impacts the country not knowing who or what is coming in andnts on the front line says. vice president kamala harris forced to face her failed border policies in this heated exchange with bret baier. >> i'm glad you raised issue of immigration, i agree, it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about. >> bret: what is number, 1 million, 3 million? >> get to the point. >> bret: when in your mind did it start becoming a crisis? >> we've had a broken immigration system trans sending trump's administration. >> carley: let's start with trump campaign's overall reaction to this interview? >> you know, it was an absolute mes for kamala harris. as has been her entire campaign and entire 3-1/2 years in office. she couldn't answer a single question. and because it was a tough and fair interview, she was held to account. she couldn't talk about the border crossings under her failed administration or the fentanyl pouring in. she could not talk about laken riley and jocelyn nungaray. and couldn't talk

the border patrol is supporting donald trump. maria: the border patrol unionndorsed him. >> without a doubt. go back to the 60 minutes interview. they held her feet to the fire and said you know, crossings have quadrupled since you came into office. they're down 50%. down 50% from what? the peak that you caused? they're still up. they're still elevated. and when they talk about this bill, they forget to mention hr2 b2was an incredible bill. maria: which house republicans put together. >> it was going to get back to building a wall. you could only be considered for asylum if you came through an official port of entry. remain in mexico would stay intact. it would keep families together. it was a great bill. it was going to solve the problem. instead they came up with that would allow 1.8 million in per year illegally and add processers, not enforcers to protecting the border. maria: we are 12 days away from election day. we've got a lot coming up. the presidential race is not the only tossup, republicans are looking to flip senate seats. chairman steve daines is

they said if donald trump wins they will stay, trump received a unanimous endorsement from the border patrol union000 men and women and he also recently unveiled a new border plan to bring in 10000 new border patrol agents who would get an immediate 10% raise at a $10000 retention and signing bonus but if he does not win, they say they are out of their, what if you heard. >> people want to feel like your job means something in there, pushing something when they go home and right now border patrol agents don't feel that way we feel like the welcome patrol rather than the border patrol no enforcement letting people go we have to feel like a job means something and if we don't they will leave. maria: it's great to have you, thank you so much and thank you for all of your work for this country, brandon judd. thank you. a quick break, we'll be right back. stay with us. when it comes to investing, we live in uncertain times. some assets can evaporate at the click of a button. others can deflate with a single policy change. savvy investors know that gold has stood the test of time as a reliable real asse

liz: national border patrol union endorsed trump and said no, kamala harris was citing them on the campaign talking point and how they can approve their own 308 seizure disorders. watch trump here, take a listen. in order to meet the goal of hiring 10,000 new agents, we need agents and we need them badly. and keeping our veteran agents on the force. don't leave us. raise your right hand, you're not going to leave. you're not going to leave. don't leave us. they want to save our country. congress going to approve a 10% raise going for them with all the agents. >> the border patrol endorsed donald trump and house securing it a few years ago and disastrously in danger it is now and that's a big deal. liz: congressman russel fry, great to see you again. form riprap's campaign is requesting military assets to protect him in the final weeks of the campaign after receiving intelligence briefings from u.s. officials about arab's continued efforts to try and assassinate him. it's an awful story. foreman secret service special agent chuck moreno. >> there's military and temporary sites by the u.s. pr

workers to getting the endorsement of the teamsters so of course the endorsement of the national border patrol unions campaign is on fuel, call max campaign is a joke at this point. >> sean: she is sending out surrogates and what letter and -- basically not doing the right thing when it comes to the holy communion or barack obama lecturing the american men about being sexist or bill clinton acknowledging laken riley would probably be alive at if we do not let it in these illegal immigrants. appreciate you all, when we come back, the bottle to control the senate intensifies. republic and u.s. senate, pennsylvania, bertie moreno, ohio mike rogers, must win races, they are all winning or n neck, straight ahead. ♪ ♪te-t it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause ecze

the former border patrol union president said he has seen the consequences firsthand. >> because we cannotperly vet these individuals we need to go with what they are giving us and that is why we saw the death of javier in florida at the hands of somebody who claimed to be a minor but was actually an adult. this is a very dangerous situation and the ig got it correct. >> tsa pushed back as well saying the report does not reflect current policies but it is hard to imagine how tsa can screen individuals properly if we don't know their true identity. >> sandra: very true. griff jenkins. >> john: for more on this let's bring in the rnc chairman michael whatley. the inspector general's report from dhs, the title says it all. cbp ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without identification into the united states and allowing them to travel on domestic flights. we keep hearing more and more about this and who have we let into the country? >> border czar kamala harris and this administration have absolutely made a mockery out of the border. what they have don

i don't stay here too long because there's other things too talk about we talked to the border patrol union support on the bill and they did support it.lu but it they also endorsedwh donald trump and saiy d you area failure with border security wh. do you think they said that? >> i think they are frustratedtu and i get it. they want support. they want to support and that's what that border security bill would have done.rkin these men and women at the border working hard working around the clock.he rei get. >> love people look at what yous said andt to me 19 and their on changes and you talked about some of them. when it comes to immigration yoa supported allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for a driver's license anded i qualify for free tuition at? universities in a role in free health care do you still support that? >> thallowt was five years ago o i've been clear i will followan the law and i've used that statement all over again and as vice president of done that not to mention before. >> if that's the case you chose her running mate who did sign those very things into

but you frequently talk to the border patrol union for support of that bipartisan bill and they did. supported it. but they also just endorsed donald trump and said you have been, quote, a failure with border security. why do you think they said that? >> i think they are frustrated. and i get it. they want support. they want support and that's what that border security bill would have done. these guys down at the border, these men and women, they are working hard. they are working around the clock. i get it. >> bret: there is a lot of people look back what you said 2019 when you first ran for president. and there have been changes and you talked about some of them. when it comes to immigration, you supported allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for drivers licenses to qualify for free tuition at universities, to be enrolled in free healthcare. do you still support those things? >> listen, that was five years ago. and i'm very clear that i will follow the law. i have made that statement over and over again. and as vice president of the united states that's exactly wha

senate, most knowledgeable about the border and it was endorsed by the wall street journal and border patrol union, not exactly liberal organizations yet the former president from the word out to the republican this issue run on in november, i don't want to live and to have a win and the votes disappear that's not a way to make policy, we should be trying to solve problems, not saving them for the election . >> i want to give you a chanceto respond, one minute . >> i went to the border three months ago, i saw firsthand fentanyl coming across . it's the number one leading cause of death from 18 to 40 years old for our young people, addiction. it's a humanitarian crisis but let's talk about that bill you just mentioned . it would have allowed 5000 people a day crossing or 8500 and then of course then they would close the wall because they couldn't do thatbefore. and when it came back around , all republicans, six democrats and two independents bernie sanders and senator cinema also went along with a note on thatbill . sen., you have never signed on to a bill and approved a bill to close the border.

the former border patrol union president, brandon judd, had this to say. >> because we can't properlyo with what they are giving us. and that is why we saw the death in florida at the hands of somebody who claimed to be a minor but was actually an adult. this is a very dangerous situation, and the ig got it absolutely correct. >> dhs is pushing back on the report, saying they cannot detain all individuals subject to detention because of a lack of resources. i.c.e. said they simply don't have enough beds. cbp say their detention facilities are for short-term detention only, and tsa says the report doesn't reflect their current policies. emily? >> emily: thank you so much. shannon, this report, "america said thank you, captain obvious." >> shannon: the everyday american home is outraged. there are so many competing headlines right now. this might get lost in the shuffle. but the fact that we had people connected to terror groups, terror watch groups, that are coming here, people can self identify. i don't have to accurately tell you what country and from. you solid griff said. they foun

it should start with the bipartisan border deal, supported by the border patrol union. know why he won't support it. he knows we can advance the ball based on the expertise of the border patrol. while i was doing the bipartisan work in pennsylvania he was investing in our adversaries. investing in china and russia. moderator: going to the rising tensions in the middle east. senator casey, the middle east is on edge for a potential escalation in the region with israel promising a retaliatory attack on iran and iran morning the u.s. saying it will retaliate. researchers estimate the u.s. has provided nearly $18 billion to israel since the attack on october 7. how do you believe the u.s. can continue to support israel's right to self-defense while addressing the humanitarian needs of palestinian civilians and other civilians as the conflict spreads? sen. casey: we have to start with october 7, 2023 when a terrorist organization invaded israel, murdered 1200 innocent israelis and in addition to murdering all of those israelis, raped women and took hostages. that threat to th

so border patrol agents are vowing that they're going to leave in droves if kamala wins in november. this follows the earlier endorsement of donald trump by the border patrol union. strange. you'd think the person labeled the border czar would have had this endorsement all sewn up. she should have been a shoo in like me for best abs at the teen choice awards. i got robbed. truth is, all these border patrol officers fleeing their jobs will be joining a herd of others fleeing their life's work because they know the dems don't want them doing it. it's mostly men fleeing traditional male jobs. cops, firemen, teamsters, jobs that often involve serious physical labor or upper body strength. you know, i never realized it before, but upper body strength is kind of sexist. i guess god was a misogynist. wow, that didn't work. bottom line those who go into professions like these do it for the mission, not the money. there's not a buttload of border patrol who's other car is a lamborghini? and if you take that mission away by denigrating the work they do, you can expect a rush for the exits that you usually see at a jets game. by the third quarter. and the dems are wonderin

and trump did receive just the other day the endorsement of the 16,000 member border patrol union. then union's president when they came out with this endorsement, said this about kamala harris if we allow borders, are harris to win this election? >> every city, every community in this great country is going to go to hell mayor, i know you see it very differently why is he so wrong mayor in a border state for the last ten years, i can tell you that this is a very real issue that cities like mesa, arizona have to deal with. and so we've been complaining and shouting up jumping up and down, asking for federal assistance for decades arizona. and it has been frustrating and this is a real crisis. but, but that frankly is exactly why we were so frustrated with donald trump derailing the assistance that we would received in that bipartisan legislation that senator sinema senator lankford and others worked so hard on so that's exactly everyone's right the border is a crucial issue and especially in places like arizona, kamala harris has to explain why donald trump deserves the blame for th

but you frequently talk to the border patrol union for support of that bipartisan bill and they did. supported it. but they also just endorsed donald trump and said you have been, quote, a failure with border security. why do you think they said that? >> i think they are frustrated. and i get it. they want support. they want support and that's what that border security bill would have done. these guys down at the border, these men and women, they are working hard. they are working around the clock. i get it. >> bret: there is a lot of people look back what you said 2019 when you first ran for president. and there have been changes and you talked about some of them. when it comes to immigration, you supported allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for drivers licenses to qualify for free tuition at universities, to be enrolled in free healthcare. do you still support those things? >> listen, that was five years ago. and i'm very clear that i will follow the law. i have made that statement over and over again. and as vice president of the united states that's exactly wha

and facing the new look lakers sees a father-son duo take thet up blinken again, claiming the border patrol union told him this after they offered trump, their endorsement they didn't only endorsed me saying i'm the greatest president has ever been why i said what about george washington? >> now you're better. what about lincoln? thought about abraham lincoln? nope, you're better they said, i'm tougher on the border than abraham lincoln right? then honestly but boy, my source tonight is the filter prize-winning presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin, who is also the author of the new book, the leadership journey. >> how four kids became president and doors and so great to have you in your as a student of history, have you ever had a former president claimed that they were the greatest president the us had ever had there's not a single president that i know that has ever claimed that. >> and you know, when you think of it, i mean, it's an impossible thought for a president no matter what he says, to determine how history is going to regard him. it's going to be generations of historians who

and that's why trump just received a unanimous endorsement from the border patrol union. and kamala harris didn't these are the people who see what has been going on firsthand. and now, as we approach a very important election, responsible state governors like glenn youngkin, the commonwealth of virginia, they've taken measures to clean up illegal immigrants, noncitizens that are not eligible to vote from the voter rolls. in doing so, glenn youngkin was enforcing a bill signed into law in 2006. by then governor, democrat tim kaine. you know, the guy that ran for vice president requiring the state to maintain the commonwealth of virginia's voter rolls. but in a bizarre, crazy, insane twist, well, the harris, biden pro-illegal immigrant administration, you know that now suddenly seems to care about border security. they're suing the commonwealth of virginia, the state of virginia, to keep those illegal immigrants on the voter rolls. and by the way, you need picture id to get into the democratic convention. i know, because i went there, i know it was a heavy lift. you need a

and of course, the endorsement of the national border patrol union. donald trump's campaign is on rocket fuel. kamala's campaign really is just a it's a joke at this point. well, and she's sending out surrogates. you mentioned gretchen whitmer and basically not not doing the right thing when it comes to holy communion or barack obama lecturing african american men about being sexist or bill clinton acknowledging lake and riley would probably be alive if we vet out all these illegal immigrants not helping her. all right. appreciate you all. thank you. when we come back, the battle to control the senate intensifies. republican u.s. senate candidates dave mccormick, pennsylvania bernie moreno, ohio mike rogers in michigan must win races. they are all winning or neck and neck straight ahead. i speak in the name of the one true god. i miss my mother. she's with you. she's with you now and always. you believe you were sent by god? yes. i feel like i'm betraying my homeland. please. i would like to die in place of this man. he will baptize you with fire for

there's a bipartisan border security bill that's tough that's endorsed by the conservative border patrol union that's co-authored by some of the most conservative republicans senators and it's being blocked at the direction of donald trump, who wants to use it as a campaign issue this fall, as it is being used, and my opponent, mike lawler as part of the problem because he's blocking it. he's joining mike johnson, the speaker. he said he proudly voted for in saying it would be dead on arrival if ever got to the house. it's a tough bill that would hire more border patrol agents. it would hire more judges to more quickly adjudicate claims of asylum. and it would even give new authorities to the president of the united states to shut down the border in the event is being overwhelmed so congressman lawler was here and said that he is one of the most bipartisan members of congress in the house of representatives right now and said that that your standing on that issue is bad, so i take your point on this legislation but he says he works works across the aisle more than you do. yeah. he lies effortl

border patrol wanted. thousands of border patrol agent's, thousands of ice agents. this is stuff i heard from our border patrol union. i heard from the mayor's i have visited, county officials. they needed this and wanted this. that is why i was very sad that kari lake was against the bill. so lee standing, she was still against it. not because there was a better option but she needs to be a border problem. that solution would have brought a lot of the problems we have under control. from day 1, i have worked in a bipartisan manner. i worked with a republican from southern arizona to get veterans to join border patrol. even recently i signed onto a bill to get more federal law-enforcement and make it easier for them to join border patrol, something that has been difficult. >> ms. lake, two minutes. i will give you a full two minutes to talk about the border wall and can it withhold without adding extra security and billions on technology? ms. lake: i just jotted'down rubens exact quote. we are getting the extreme makeover version of ruben. he has voted against border security every step of the way. i covered the sta

border patrol do their jobs. that is why the border patrol union endorsed this. i want to hear an explanation from j.d.hought it was a good idea not to support that legislation. to allow donald trump to kill it. kamala harris has made it clear she will sign that into law the first day if we can bring it back and i think when donald trump is gone, we are going to be able to bring that back. >> i do wonder whether j.d. vance will even respond to the notion that trump killed the bill, because trump denied that he had anything to do with the bill dying. >> it is another lie from donald trump. >> reporter: right and i wonder how concerned you are that cbs has said clearly that the moderators will not be fact checking. there is a qr code on the screen if you watch it on cbs where you can link to the live fact checking from the cbs network. listen, my mom does not know how to use a qr code. i'm still a little rusty on it. >> use your camera. >> reporter: thank you, senator. important information. you use your camera. but are you worried about the truth actually being buried tonight? the vance trump ticket has

that same bill is supported by the border patrol union so i guess mr. american citizens, vehicles packed with fentanyl. my opponent, unfortunately, as a hedge fund c.e.o. invested millions of dollars in the largest producer of fentanyl. >> mr. mccormick? mr. mccormick: senator casey is rich with his strength on the boarder when he's-time and again voted against the measures necessary to get our border secure. he said clearly when president trump was president, we don't need a wall for border security. i sat with fentanyl families very recently. it's gotten out of control under senator casey. we need little to go across the boarder and take on those cartels. senator casey has shown up recently as a strong a advocate for the border. he hasn't been there. >> talk about leadership. little would be a candidate for the united states senate talking about border security. leadership would be about taking on the leader of your own party and anyone else in supporting the bill. that would be little and strength, not weakness in the face of that pressure. the probl

it was endorsed by the border patrol union. it'd been negotiated by when most conservative senators in the senate, lankford. also arizona's own independent senator houston sinema and a democrat. this was a bill that would have pushed us forward in a really significant way on an issue we know has been very divisive. it is been very divisive nationally and here in arizona. when you talk about things like trade, that is so important. mexico is our biggest trading partner. but when i talk to people here in our community they all say southern arizona is given a bad rap because of the border. you had a chance to embrace a bipartisan deal that would have made significant step forward sd and you rejected it. and you rejected it because of president trump telling you and your caucus to do so. and the deal then fell apart. we need to elect people that will embrace solutions and no longer this politics. we keep on electing people to go down to the border, take a photo ops but are not willing to do the job in cdc of actually solving the bo

that same bill is supported by the border patrol union so i guess mr. k knows more about border security than the border patrol. that would invest in technology to find fentanyl. coming across the border, often driven by american citizens, vehicles packed with fentanyl. my opponent, unfortunately, as a hedge fund c.e.o. invested millions of dollars in the largest producer of fentanyl. >> mr. mccormick? mr. mccormick: senator casey is rich with his strength on the boarder when he's-time and again voted against the measures necessary to get our border secure. he said clearly when president trump was president, we don't need a wall for border security. i sat with fentanyl families very recently. it's gotten out of control under senator casey. we need little to go across the boarder and take on those cartels. senator casey has shown up recently as a strong a advocate for the border. he hasn't been there. >> talk about leadership. little would be a candidate for the united states senate talking about border security. leadership would be about taking on the le

for the record, the border patrol union supports me because they know i take seriously the need to noty secure the border, but to lift a sanctuary city policies and to protect american citizens. >> i think what just happened here is extraordinary and newsworthy. he keeps saying 32, i would love to hear what the other ones are. rep. molinaro: 30 t submissions you made on behalf -- >> will give mr. riley a few minutes. mr. riley: it's not true. he is lying. the two cases, it is when he agreed with and said so in print on june 22, 2018, that we should use limited law enforcement resources to traffic the drug traffickers, and not to rip innocent kids away from families and put them in cages. he mentioned the hawaii case. rep. molinaro: i support getting terrorists out of the sanctions. [talking over] mr. riley: everybody supports that. [talking over] it goes to who we are as americans and who we are as upstate new yorkers. we do not in this country banned people from entering the united states based on religious litmus tests. we don't have signs that say, no dues allowed, no muslims allowe

we include union workers, border patrol agents, police and firefighters, they've all given me their endorsements. the police, even the firefighters union. they've never done it before, they gave me. they love trump. they like trump. they've always gone democrat. it's like a bad habit. then they meet me they say we like this guy. but all veterans steel workers like brian what he does with his hands. brian says every auto worker have arms like you? i don't know. are they tough? ok. they are. so we're seeing historic levels of support among blacks, his panics, and asians. let me tell you these people coming in to our country and you're going to see numbers that they should release now, they have them. they're destroying the black population jobs in this country and the hispanic population jobs in this country. and they don't want to put out the numbers now. they want to wait 11 days until after the election is over. she's allowed these people to come in to take in the black population jobs, and they're taking the hispanic jobs. jews, catholics, evangelicals, mormons, muslims are joining our cause i

building the biggest, broadest, most diverse coalition in american history including union workers and border patrols. we are seeing historic levels of support among our black population hispanic population and asian population. jews and muslims and catholics and evangelicals and mormons, they are all joining our chorus in large numbers, larger than anyone has ever seen in this country before and the republican party has really become the party of inclusion. >> laura: the party of inclusion auto take their language and we capture it as your own. it's the truth. they are exclusionary and intolerant we want everyone to be better more prosperous and stronger it. doesn't matter where you came from or what color your skin is, that's what we believe atmosphere this that arena was electric it was on fire. it was overwhelmingly optimistic. i kept thinking as i was watching what other politician in america could gather such a crowd? >> madison square garden was packed. people waited hours to get in. they sat through hour after hour of this rally. they were fervent in their devotion to all things trump. trump

>>> border patrol agents is it will leave in droves if harris wins in november following earlier endorsement of trump by the border control unionu would think the person labeled the borders are would have had this endorsement also had up. should have been issuing like me for best abs at the teen choice awards. i got robbed. >> that border patrol officers fleeing their jobs or joining a herd of others leaving their life's work because they know the democrats don't want them doing it. mostly men fleeing traditional male jobs. jobs that often involve serious physical labor upper body strength. never realized before upper body strength is kind of sexist. i guess god was a misogynist. now that it didn't work. bottom line those who go into professions like these do it for the mission not the money. there's not a load of border patrol whose other car is above lamborghini. if you take that mission away by denigrating the work they do you can expect a rush for the exits that the that you usually see at a jets game by the third quarter. and stop saying they're whipping people and it's just larry kudlow. they made a similar statement for