and then he had a revolt among his employees, both in burbank and orlando. so, he changed course.overnor desantis is not used to being opposed. and he snapped back, and i think a greater reaction, a quicker reaction than anybody really expected. john: disney is no stranger to controversy. your book is about a fight they had in the 1990's when they were challenged by christian conservatives when they announced that their employees would get same-sex benefits. how does this compare? mark: it's the same issue. it's the same dispute, the same rupture between the corporate culture in burbank and the political atmosphere in orlando and central florida and in much of the sun belt. at the beginning, it looked like -- of the southern baptist boycott in the 1990's, it looked like they had a really strong hand. they represented 16 million worshipers, mostly in the sun belt. they were later joined by the assemblies of god, with another four million people. so that's 20 million people. but when it played out, it turned out that the southern baptists and other evangelicals couldn't deliver thei

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strip disney of some of its power in that state yesterday hundreds of people protested outside the burbankcalifornia headquarters of disney. the rally was organized by the christian group hold the line, saying disney is siding with the quote over sexualization of children . it was mainly in response to disney executives saying they would fight to overturn florida's new parental rights and education law, which bans teachers in kindergarten through third grade from discussing things like gender and sexual orientation. this idea that children are moldable and what are you doing? disney is taking a stance to say we know children are moldable and we're going to do what we can to mold them in the image that we desire. disney is also under fire for information that came out from internal company meetings in one, it was revealed that employees at the theme parks are no longer supposed to use the greetings. welcome boys and girls or ladies and gentlemen, they call that not inclusive enough company. they also have pledged to have half of all their characters in upcoming movies be racial minorities o

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tonight, hundreds of people protested outside the walt disney studios in burbank this afternoon, calling for a boycott over what they call the company's woke agenda. disney has come under fire from all sides of the political spectrum . last month, the ceo apologized to employees for the company's slow response to florida's so called don't say gay bill, which is now law that bans teaching about sexual orientation or gender identity in school from kindergarten through third grade . disney later denounced it, but not everyone agrees. truthfully i just want to protect children. i don't think that disney promoting these task forces that are trying to include the lgbtq agenda onto children at such a young age them protesting governor to sentence in florida for protecting kids from pre k to third grade. is a good idea to them. i just don't think it's right. the protesters say they're upset that disney is doing away with gender specific greetings instead of boys and girls, or ladies and gentlemen, cast members and recorded messages will now say hello, everyone, or hello, friends. gearing up for

we talked to some people here at burbank airport and saz you might expect, the responses were across the map. >> i will always wear my mask. i locket my grandmother to covid a year ago. and so, i'm very particular about the masks. >> my personal opinion, they don't -- they don't do much. so, yeah, i am excited. you want to wear 'em, wear 'em. if not, then don't. >> reporter: now, several airlines have put out statements saying they are no longer going to require mask on hair flights. flight attendants association with asking for a uniform policy quickly. and as we saw during the pandemic, there was definitely a lot of scuffles that were elevated ask became physical so that is the reason why they are calli calling for that. it is worth noting however, though, that different transportation systems are looking how they are going to respond in different cities, and many ever them are still calling for masks to be worn. but i can tell you, walking through this airport, just now, about half the people i saw were still wearing masks. half weren't. you can see that across the board in a lot

in that case, from the beginning, disney executives in burbank would not give one inch.hey did not buckle under and would not even give them an olive branch when the boycott failed. >> in the 1960's and 1970's, disney was criticized for being too conservative, being slow to embrace diversity. now they are accused of being woke by conservatives in florida. talk about how disney has navigated the political shoals over the years. >> disney has never been a cultural leader, but they have been sensitive to changes within the culture. foer since walt died and his hes sort of left leadership of the company, when michael eisner and jeffrey katzenberg took over, there has been a steady elevation of the portrayal of american values in disney content -- books, movies, corporate policy. they have been raised -- they have embraced diversity. they have embraced various things, and i think that is an irrevocable change disney has made. >> how big a deal is losing this or would losing this special district be for the disney company? >> no one is exactly sure. i think disney can accommod

. >> harris: william la jeunesse live in burbank, california. you have disneyland out there.>> we do. the mouse house right there. so the dispute is in florida but people around the country are taking sides. you have governor desantis and republican lawmakers up against the largest entertainment company in the world. of course, the largest private employer in florida. the latest. after governor desantis signed the bill on monday banning the teaching of gender identity, sexual orientation to 4 and 8-year-olds, disney said in a statement its goal is to get that law repealed or defeated in the courts. so now florida lawmakers are considering repealing disney's special tax status that allows it to operate as its essentially own city. one lawmaker writing on twitter if disney wants to embrace woke ideology it seems fitting they should be regulated by orange county. governor desantis supports the bill. >> when you are trying to impose a woke ideology on our state we view that as a significant threat. this wokeness will destroy this country if we let it run unabated. so in florida w

. >> you're a corporation based in burbank, california, and you're going to marshal your economic mightstate. we view that as a provocation, and we're going to fight back against that. i don't think walt would appreciate what's going on in this company right now. i'm sorry. >> so is this status change a long overdue change or punishment for opposing the don't say gay bill? and of course the big question is will disney move out of florida? >> you know, i think that's a -- that is just such a long shot. number one, the -- the question of whether or not this was a long overdue, you know, review, the legislature has a lot of oversight and a lot of oversight authority. and it has never suggested that it needs to look at this particular special taxing district. there are over 1,800 special taxing districts in florida. there is a very large criticism of how these things have been, you know, assembled over the years and the special privileges many of these taxing districts have. the legislature has been asked by many advocates for years to take a look at these, see what and how fair it is. but

to put this into context, half of russians get their wages deuce burbank. many russians who have mortgages, get their mortgages to spare bank. this is a significant action. i think the biden administration deserves credit for ratcheting up the pressure today that has not been done in a month. at the same time, we have still not seen the aggressive sanctions on russia's oil and gas exports that we have all been waiting for. still, even with today sanctions, you can expect putin to be making about one billion dollars every single day selling oil and gas around the world. as long as he can make that money some oil and gas around the world, you will be able to continue funding this war in ukraine without any difficulty. >> tim, the sanctions on vladimir putin's daughters sounded like a combined intelligence operation and sanctions operation? >> but the united states is doing right now is something they have not done in the 21st century. it is doing political warfare. political warfare is using all the means that the nation has, intelligence, diplomacy, economic

. >> i'm just thinking to myself, your corporation based in burbank, california company, marshall orto attack the parents up by state. be viewed that as a provocation and we are going to fight back against that. >> still no public response fro disney by president biden is right in saying off-camera respects conservatives. there's nothing conservative about deciding you're going to throw disney out of his president posture because micke mouse it up you put the say, yo know, day. the district was recently created in 19 chernihiv to brin chernihiv 67 to print disney world florida and all the sales tax dollars. it works like a small, managing of roads and permits and emergency services. they won't be picked up by ozil and orange counties where the mayor says this will be catastrophic for orlando area taxpayers. the fortified is also -- the democratic are tweeting tha florida is a socialist attacks on the private sector are driving businesses away. colorado we don't meddle into pairs of companies like disney or twitter. hey, disney, we are pretty for mountain distant land. >> they point o

william is live in burbank, california with this seeming contradiction, william. >> john, you know someave been open about expanding and introducing, promoting more queer and nongender specific characters in disney programming. yet also very vocal about opposing that florida law you refer to. yet, seemingly silent about doing business in countries like chain or introducing disney plus in countries where homosexuality is banned. florida governor desantis signed a bill that ban schools from teaching sexual orientation and sexual orientation to children under eight. disney said the corporate goal to get the law defeated and repeated in court. florida lawmakers said hey, we may strip disney of their special tax status that allows them to operate as their own city. this coming as new leaked video shows disney executives will have more story lines involving gay and trans characters. >> kind of the only way to have the trans characters, and conical bisexual characters, to give them stories they can be their whole selves. >> these videos with these people out in california who are working high

they pledged themselves to mobilize their considerable corporate resources out of the coffers of the burbank,-based operation to overturn the rights of parents in a state of florida and effectively commandeer our democratic process, and so that obviously is something that we very much objected to, and then you also have those videos that you showed where you have all these higher-ups disney talking about how it was their intent to inductive sexuality in the programming that goes to young , i have a 5-year-old, 4-year-old, and 2-year-old at home, tucker and i want them to be able to watch cartoons without having the stuff jammed down their throats, and so it was appropriate to have done this originally, three years ago, whenever, but it is certainly appropriate to make them live under the same laws as everybody else in the state of florida. >> tucker: well, yes, it is a little weird coming from people who devote their programming to defending "democracy," so you have been elected by the voters of florida, you are standing for election very soon in november, we will see how you do, but you are

pledged themselves to mobilize their considerable corporate resources out of the coffers of this burbank, california-based corporation, to overturn the rights of parents in the state of florida. and effectively commandeer our democratic process. and so that obviously is something that we very much objected to. i just stand with the people. i stand against a lot of media and a lot of big corporations. >> so, this is why he did it, obviously. just, to be clear, with disney said is that they said that they were going to mobilize against the law in a political space. and again, the republicans on the republican right-wing judiciary other ones that gave us citizens united, granting the unfettered ability of private entities to do whatever they want. but in their eager rush to penalize disney, republican legislator apparently did not notice a really big issue. the miami herald reports that an obscure provision and state law says that the state could not do what legislators are doing, revoking the tax status, unless the bond debt was paid off. disney, whoever, noticed and quietly sent a note to

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. >> you're a corporation based in burbank, california. view that as a provocation and we are going to fight back against that. >> road maintenance. flood control. they have their own power plant. waste water. drinking water facilities. all of that debt and obligation goes to orange county the minute that is dissolved. there is no extra tax money that comes with that. so again, one side of the ledger will say zero and the other side is going to say negative 163 million. >> all right. so the movement to end disney's special district doesn't go into effect until june of 2023, which most likely mean that is the two sides will be able to get to some sort of new agreement that includes handling all of disney's debt. jim? >> all right, carlos suarez on that unfolding situation with disney. thank you very much. >>> and with the swing of his bat, he has cemented his place in the record books. let's go to the videotape. the slugger is now part of an exclusive club of 33 mlb players with 3,000 career hits. he hit -- last season, he hit his 500th hom

and the burbank area and venice beach where she spent all my time. it's very different place now.e setting up shop in a lot of cases they fight viciously for what they consider their turf. >> greg: exactly. >> tyrus: intermix would not just the homeless dealing with mental issues there's a lot of drug dealers hiding out there, and drug addicts and all kinds of people were just, migrated into these different cities. so for the governor to start making courts make decisions on individuals in a clean up city. you have to do it. it was a situation where what it is not being heard. they build a house will stay in the house and the no leave. >> greg: will trash it on the leave. get in the hotels in new york with a given everyone hotel rooms and vouchers and stuff, and then once the drug dealers found the hotels in the hotels can handle it anymore. at some point you have to make tough extreme decisions. to fix a problem or at least alleviate some of the problems. >> greg: ornament tough decisions are trying to help people i think half the arson in oakland is homeless people setting fire

. >> you're a corporation based in burbank, california, and you're going to attack the parents of myview that as a provocation and we're going to fight back against that. >> reporter: so the move to end disney's special district doesn't go into effect until june of 2023, meaning there is some time for both sides to hammer out a new agreement, including just how the debt is going to be handled. the governor also signed another bill that deals with new restrictions being put in place for businesses and schools when it comes to talking about the issues of race and gender and a lawsuit against that measure was also filed on friday. >> all right, carlos suarez, thank you so much for that. >>> let's talk more about the disney effect here. here with us now, the tax collector for orange county, florida, which encompasses most of the disney world properties, scott randolph. so good to see you. so this is pretty complicated. thank you so much. so this is pretty complicated, isn't it? this move to strip disney of its special tax designation happened very quickly. but now we're learning it could

. >> i'm just thinking to myself you are a corporation based in burbank, california and you are goingvocation. and we are going to fight back against that. >> still no public response from disney but president biden has now weighed in saying off camera i respect conservatives. there is nothing conservative about deciding you are going to throw disney out of its present posture because mickey mouse should not be able to say, you know, gay disney ready creek improvement district was created in 1967 to bring disney world to florida and all the tourists and sales tax dollars. it works like a small government managing all roads, permits and emergency services. all of that will now have to be picked up by osceola and orange counties where the mayor says this will be catastrophic for land o area taxpayers. florida's fight creating intrastate competition. jared polis stating florida's authoritarian socialist attacks on the private sector are driving businesses away. in colorado, we don't mettle in affairs of companies like disney or twitter. hey, disney we are ready for mountain disney land.

. >> you're a corporation based in burbank, california.e? we view that as a provocation, and we're going to fight back against that. i don't think walt would appreciate what's going on in this company right now, i'm sorry. >> the miami herald's editorial board actually compared it to richard nixon's enemies this is all happening and ron desantis is getting more popular, actually. this is controversial stuff but it seems to prove, especially when it comes to the lgbt part of this, that critics say the comparison of gay people to pedophiles is bigotry. that seems to be very popular in the state of florida for desantis. >> absolutely. republicans are sort of seeing this as an issue they can use to rev up their base. that includes attacking corporations right now. a lot of times we have seen, you know, republicans be very in lockstep when it comes to being pro-business, in touch with corporations, but desantis going after these sort of cultural issues and including going after disney, it just shows there's a huge gap between the way republican

. >> you are a corporation based in burbank, felt you're going to marshal your economic might to attackistant editor james freeman joins us now for this case is so interesting, james. disney was angry and expressed criticism of the state for passing a law that basically says you don't teach kids from kindergarten through third grade about sexual orientation. that sums it up, right? >> is kind of amazing and outrageous. you are wondering and i'm sure a lot of disney shareholders have been wondering, why is the ceo taking the resources of this company to try and bully the parents of the state into accepting his radical view of what education should be in kindergarten? it is just amazing. the disney ceo signaled last month that he plans to do this in other states two. basically dictate what parents have to accept in terms of educational standards. >> back in the middle 60s when disney world was just a walt disney's dream the state granted walt disney and his company short of a dispensation. coat form your own district you can kind of tax or self your own roads, that kind of thing but that

tonight's real news round-up, protesters gathering tonight outside of walt disney world studios in burbank, california. the event organized by hold the line founder sean foyt to protest what critics call the corporation's woke agenda following disney's opposition to florida's parental rights bill and leaked videos that show disney officials pushing what one employee called a gay agenda. spokesperson for former new york governor andrew cuomo tells our fox 5 affiliate that cuomo is "continuing to weigh his options." regarding the democratic primary race for governor there. the deadline to submit 15,000 signatures and get on the democratic primary ballot is thursday. cuomo resigned as governor last year after numerous scandals. well, time to hurry up and book those flights. airline tickets predicted to surge 10% through may. according to hopper's consumer fare index report as folks want to get away after omicron and as fuel costs soar. the prices have climbed by 40% since january of this year. in chicago, one church is "fasting from whiteness" forlent by avoiding all music and liturgy written

hundreds of people protested outside the walt disney studios in burbank, calling for a boycott over what they call the company's woke agenda. disney has come under fire from all sides of the political spectrum recently. last month, the ceo apologized to its employees. for the company's slow response to florida's so called don't say gay bill, which is now law advanced teaching about sexual orientation or gender identity in school from kindergarten through the third grade. disney later denounced it, but not everyone agrees. truthfully i just want to protect children. i don't think that disney promoting these task forces that are trying to include the lgbtq agenda onto children at such a young age them protesting governor to sentence in florida for protecting kids from pre k to third grade. is a good idea to them. i just don't think it's right. the protesters are also upset that disney is doing away with the gender specific greetings instead of boys and girls or ladies and gentlemen, cast members are recorded messages will now say hello, everyone are hello, friends. another unmasking on fox

busted flying in oakland, a passenger fresh off of a charter flight on jsx from hollywood burbank airportgreeted by alameda county sheriff's canine dog named luna sniffed out a whole bunch of drugs and $190,000 in cash in the passenger's luggage. jeremiah silver is facing several charges, including possession of ketamine, myth and marijuana. also in oakland, families of homicide victims met with police today in a plea for justice for their loved ones as our crime reporter henry lee tells us, the family members say, as the years go on, they feel like the system is forgetting about their cases. we don't want this to grow as a larger group. it's a group connected by sorrow and heartache. families of homicide victims gathering at the oakland police department to grieve together and demand justice. on national victims. rights week, anguished relatives held pictures of their loved ones lost a gun violence. jasmine hardison is 21 year old son, david mcdaniel. her only child was killed in 2016. this is too many people, and this is not even the half of the families that's been impacted by homicide

. >> you're a corporation based in burbank, california, and you're going to martial your economic mighto, this is the latest in a series of trump-leaning moves by the governor with presidential ambitions including lax covid policies, gerrymandering. state representative anna eskamani has been publicly speaking out against the governor and is joining me now. thank you so much for joining us on this, representative eskamani. we appreciate it. let's talk through this. i just had a reporter on a little bit earlier from outside orlando or disneyworld, i should say, reporting on this, saying that the burden could easily fall on the taxpayers here. you got $163 million a year, it seems, that disneyworld essentially is paying to cover its own public services. so the question is where will this go? who's going to have to pick up the bill on all of this? >> well, thank you so much for having me. this is another example of petty, punitive and performative politics by governor ron desantis who doesn't think twice about who is actually impacted by his poor decision making. eliminating the special ta

these sanctions today on burbank and alpha bank, that is two-thirds of the financial system under sanction and that leaves another third to go after. you noted the sanctions being placed on putin's family members, often times these oligarchs will try and get around sanctions by shifting money to family members or to shell companies. so that the administration is saying they believe what has been happening here and so they are trying to cut off that. it is continued pressure that the administration, though, acknowledges is not going to change putin's behavior overnight. they are saying this is going to be something that is sustained economically. but we're also hearing a line from the white house increasingly about how not ome is this about putting pressure on the russian economy, on russian's wealthy individuals but it is also about trying to prevent russia from financing this sustained military campaign. a war takes money. it takes supplies, it takes technology. and so when we really sort of started the sanction process it was focused on a pressure campaign but now you hear officials talk

i'm thinking to myself, you're a corporation based in burbank, california, and you're going to marshalck against that. >> joining me is florida agriculture commissioner nicki freed, she is also a democratic candidate for governor. welcome back to the broadcast. it's good to see you. so let me ask you about what the governor did yesterday adding that he would have signed this bill revoking disney's special status. he says he would have done it three years ago had it crossed his desk. do you buy that? has disney's special status been an issue before? >> am i -- >> can you hear me? >> i can hear you, sorry. >> good. >> i was frozen for a second. what this governor has done time and time again is taken revenge on opposition. and that's exactly what this is. this was when a company regardless of who they were went after a piece of legislation that was a culture war. and instead of, you know, just trying to work with people in getting above it, he used his power as a governor to force this piece of legislation during our special session. we're supposed to be a pro business state, business-fr

. >> your corporation based in burbank, california.ck the parents of my state? we view that as a provocation. and we are going to fight back against that. >> today, florida governor ron desantis launched the latest salvo in his well-documented war against the wall dismay corporation, signing a bill that dissolves their special status, the status had been placed for 55 years and allowed disney to self govern, providing their own power, and utilities to their resort in florida. and the governor just dissolved that status, and retaliation against disney's opposition to his don't say gay bill, and the company suspension of political donations. now, desantis claims he is trying to stop the company quote, taking over the state, whatever that means. but here is what he is not telling you. disney is going to just be just fine and all of this. in fact, the hundred and $63 million they currently have to raise in taxes for their special status? that now goes away, according to a local tax collector. and the taxpayers of florida will have to pick

burbank airport was greeted by an alameda county sheriff's office. canine the dog.see there named luna stepped out a whole bunch of drugs and 100 and $90,000 in cash from the passenger's luggage. jeremiah silva is facing several charges, including possession of ketamine , methamphetamine and marijuana. an investigation is underway following an apparent suicide on the grounds of kaiser santa clara medical center, according to hospital officials at kaiser employee took their life on wednesday at the hospital. the employee's name has not been released. kaiser hospital released a statement saying, quote our hearts go out to the family friend and coworkers affected by this terrible loss. our teams are on site providing emotional support and resources for staff. if you or someone you know, struggling, there is help out there called the national suicide prevention lifeline. that number is 1 802 73 82 55. they also have a website and that address it is right there on your screen. in june, the u. s. supreme court is expected to dramatically scale back or even end a woman's r

they pledge themselves to mobilize their considerable corporate resource out of the coffers of this burbank, california based corporation to overturn the rights of parents in the state of florida to effectively commandeer our democratic process. and so that obviously is something that we very much objected to and then you also have those videos that you showed where you have all these higher ups and disney talking about how it was their intent to inject sexuality in the programing that goes to young kids. i got a five year old , the four year old and a two year old at home, tucker . i want them to be able to watch cartoons without having this stuff jammed down their throats. and so it was appropriate to have done this originally the three years ago or whatever , but it's certainly appropriate to make them live under the same laws as everybody else in the state of florida. well, yes. and it's weird coming from people who devote their programing to defending democracy. so you've been elected by the voters of florida. you're standing for election very soon in november and we'll see how you do.

. >>> the toddlers in burbank ran circles around their grandparents literally. they were on baby sitting duty for the night and had no choice but to let the twins run laps around them until they were tired enough to finally go to bed. >> peter and kristen, here is the amazing thing. it was not sped up. the kids were going that fast. i'm kidding. >> right. it's sweet. i love how one of them is still up after they put them to bed. >> the process of raising kids is such a thing. when my wife and i were upstairs with covid a couple of weeks ago. i saw my 6-year-old. dad, it's like "home alone" the movie. >> joe, it was. >>> still to come on "today." we will tell you about the alarming trend in social media. why there a re >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday, april 30th. i'm kira klapper. the california teachers association is standing with east bay teachers who went on strike. many of the striking teachers in oakland and their students attended a block party instead of school yesterday, blasting the plan to close or consolidate 11 schools in

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we are going to gather today in burbank at the disney headquarters 6:00 p.m. tonight. disney employees, current disney employees. we have people in the industry. we are going to take a stand. >> ainsley: are those current disney employees worried about repercussions they could lose their jobs? >> you know, i think a lot of them -- there has been a lot of internal open letters that have been sent to this ceo of disney that employees have signed. and all of those things have been censored on the company. and i think they are ready to show the world hey, listen, we are not down with this either. most of the employees -- i know loot of them. they are christians. they love america. and they just want to create safe content for children. and they see that their corporation is being hijacked by a bunch of woke, you know, crazy people that are trying to indoctrinate kids with this crazy sexualization. >> ainsley: sean, disney is a big company. are your voices being heard? is disney listening to you? >> you know, i feel like they are going to feel this in their earnings report.

. ♪ ♪ people protested outside the walt disney studios in burbank, calling for a boycott over what they to employees for the company's slow response to florida's don't say gay bill, which is now law that bans teaching about sexual orientation or gender identity in school and kindergarten through third grade. disney later denounced it, but not everyone agrees. truthfully i just want to protect children. i don't think that disney promoting these task forces that are trying to include the lgbtq agenda onto children at such a young age them protesting governor the sentence in florida for protecting kids from pre k to third grade. is a good idea to them. i just don't think it's right. now the protesters are also upset that disney is doing away with gender specific greetings instead of boys and girls or ladies and gentlemen, cast members and recorded messages will now say hello, everyone, or hello, friends. our time is now 5 14, holistic doctor in the north bay pleaded guilty to making false covid vaccine cards and selling what's called immunization pellets. the 41 year old julie masi of napa

ron desantis is on the side of the people saying you corporate people who are based in burbank, california to do and he is absolutely won the hearts not just conservative independent parents, all polling shows a significant amount of democrats who also agree with this legislation because it is so common sense that you would not want to have discussions about sex with kindergartners through third grade. mine -- this bill, it doesn't go far enough. i believe talking about sex, talking about gender fluidity, should not be done in the schools. pete: i agree with you as do most americans. it is worth highlighting, what you chose not to read. it's not becoming of the president to take the lord's name in vain. many of us were taught that as a young child. i'm not here to be holier than thou, we all have our sins but i rather the president not do so. onto the substance of the bill it is fascinating how disney on the backs of activists and the white house have characterized this bill, most of america can understand this is about talking about sexuality and gender to children kindergarten through th

los angeles county requires masks on all public transportation including at lax and burbank airportsn new york city you must wear a mask to ride the subway or bus and you must wear one at jfk and laguardia you aren't required to do so if you catch a flight across the river in newark, new jersey. milwaukee, students are getting a real world example how government works. monday they were told the max mandate for all school distinct staff and students ended. two days later they were told the masks had to come back on. sandra. >> sandra: confusion. mask confusion. okay. thank you very much, david lee miller. >> they want as many illegal immigrants to come into the country as possible. they campaigned on this and they are pushing this open borders agenda. frankly, this is the most successful part of this administration. this is what they wanted to happen. >> sandra: critics say the president's refusal to secure the border is all by design and the repeal of title 42 could make things even worse. we'll hear from some of the migrants waiting across the border for that policy to expire. >> bi