what can be done to stop the cartel?> we will have to do negotiation with other countries that are seeing the drug cartels continuing to rise. currently, there is a battle going on amongst the cartels themselves in order to secure areas of the border. a battle going on south of arizona. they have shown it down there where they are at war. you need money to fund it. these drug cartels will continue to flood city streets with drugs making money so they confront their own war against themselves in other states, we are not seeing this administration -- arthel: i am asking what can be done. >> you are going to have to get into some kind of negotiation with mexico in order to stop these cartels. some real consequences on individuals that you see coming through the border. it takes consequences and political will to stop them. >> absolutely. if there's a negotiation with mexico, the biden administration , the mexican administration, the president there. we know that the cartels do not follow the rules. what the mexican governme

so the mention pecan cartels are the junior -- the mexican cartels are the junior partners.ion as a strategy to poison americans. it's now the leading cause of death in america for people urn the age of 45. maria: manufacture and you've written so much about tiktok. you also is have tiktok in the book. why should we take joe biden seriously when he says tiktok is a threat and he's got governments, you know, government agencies banned from having tiktok on their phones and yet what is he doing? he's using tiktok to campaign to speak to young people. >> yeah. yeah. no, that's right. i mean, or joe biden, of course, has a lot of powerful financial backers that have big investment stakes in bytedance, the parent if company, so he's got that pressure. but the larger issue is while we're debating in the united states whether tiktok is a threat or what it represents, as i point out in the book, maria, that's not the chinese view. i quote extensively from chinese propaganda ministry officials and military officials, they call tiktok the trojan horse that they're using against the we

cartels has always been a norm.he difference now is that cartels are very explicitly weaponizing sexual violence as yet another form of extortion, torture to get what they want. >> can you talk a little bit about how the cartels functionally operate? >> it's very simple and some people won't want to hear this. the longer migrants wait on the mexican side of the border, the more the cartels profit. unfortunately, cartel violence is very deeply intertwined with the u.s. -- say failed immigration policy and failed asylum seeking process. this is what happens, right? the cartels have leveraged the very long waiting times that immigrants are faced with on the mexican side of the border because of policies like trump's title 42 remain in mexico, and now biden's cbp 1 application which essentially pushes migrants right now to wait on the mexican side of the border as they're waiting for their immigration appointments. so as migrants wait and as they adapt to the different u.s. policy changes, so too do the cartels. through

and all the women are sexually ■= sarible human smuggling and drug cartels.compassion is terribly informed mal-north dakota. we know state of california has lost population for three years in a row because californians are picking up and moving mostly to texas, a lot of more conservative campbellens are moving out, the same with new york, they are mostly moving to florida. and if it were not for immigration, legal and illegal these very blue states like campbell and illinois and new york would be losing support people and every 10 years we have the census. and illegalmm the same as were else which determines the funnel of representatives -- the number of representatives that you have in the u.s. house. so some people have mentioned, whether it is intentional or simply the practical consequence of these policies, that some of these states may under up having one or two, maybe three additional members of congress more than they otherwise would have because of the flood of illegal immigration that occurred under president joe biden and his administration. host:

policy changes, so, too, do the cartels.y more sophisticated and organized methods of violence. they know the routes. they know the buses. they know when the immigration appointments are. and so, it used to be that migrants could just pay with cash when you were held hostage. now you have to pay with your body. >> because you don't have the cash. >> and that violence is not just more vicious. it is not just more terrifying, but now the problem is that we are feeling the ramifications of this violence. >> and they come to a state like texas where their options are no. what you are telling me is immigration policy is so broken it is forcing these extraordinarily long waiting times. there is no diminished appetite for, there is no appetite for decreasing the wait times on either side of the aisle here in the u.s. and migrants are effectively preyed upon by these cartels. is there any protection for them? is there any recourse for them as they effectively lie waiting to be preyed upon by dangerous cartels? >> i think that is som

christopher: there's with china providing those chemical - to the mexican drug cartels we are able to mass-produce fentanyl record levels versus going to the thousands of americans every single year the dps troopers have seized over 467 million of the fentanyl some of of method vitamin three years just embed to get a goes back to the threats and the federal government going to do when is enough to be as far as you know lives being lost for now because of this drug coming across the borders is killing americans and you know we know that there is a direct correlation there that is what we need or federal government leadership stronger leadership direction for pressure on these countries especially china sophie's chemical precursors from drug cartels to mass-produce production of fentanyl coming across our borders sweetie what about the chinese nationals coming across our borders that we know that they are looking like a very largely military aged men you to lose about that. christopher: we know at one point, especially the second we were - chinese nationals, starting to see the transiti

. >> by the cartels.stay here. i have a graveyard here, family graveyard. i'll either be on top of the ground or the ground, but i'm not leaving. pete: i'm not leaving. well done. rachel: well, i mean, you know real ranchers, that's a real cowboy there, fifth generation. and, you know, their heart breaks for the ranchers on the other side of the border who have been totally pushed out. the cartels have absolute operational control of our border. our border patrol is not in criminal. and as jim pointed out, they're not even on his land because they have to go process. and, by the way, both lowell and jim told me the last five months things have really ticked up. so the exit of all the other ranchers on the other side accelerated over the last five months, and over, you know, he's saying that basically over the last few months has been when they've seen no border patrol because they are the all profession people. our border patrol and our government is acting in conjunction with these cartels. will: and tha

the base of operations for the sinaloa cartel.s most dangerous drug lord, el chapo. by tracing the burner phones used by el chapo's underlings, the dea's drew hogan was zeroing in on his target. >> all that mattered this entire time was his location. where was he at? that was the only question i wanted answered. >> as you realized, you were building this ladder, potentially to el chapo, what was that like? and you read the messages? >> read the messages, piecing together the structure of his organization, his day-to-day operations. >> must have been an eye opener? >> it was like reading a novel you could not put down. >> culiacan. does not sound like a place the dea or even mexican authorities could easily infiltrate. this was a stronghold, for so long. you had the information with, what could you do at that moment? >> once i knew that he was in culiacan, i had to find another location. it was far too dangerous to actually go into culiacan and root him out. we thought it would be an absolute bloodbath. >> then, a break. christmas

we've been talking about the mexican cartels, the dangerous drug cartels in charge. you said they're not in charge, they're junior partner. >> the precursors of fentanyl come in china. guess who runs the international terminal where 90% of the precussers flow? a chinese company. the precursors are shipped to a town in northern mexico where with according to our own federal government 2,000 chinese nationals just happen to be in this mexican town and they take those precursors and turn them into fentanyl. maria: liz, the drug cartels used to launder their money through latin american banks. not anymore. they're going to state run chinese banks right now to do the money laundering for the drugs. >> y maria, remember in 2023 there were 112,000 people who died in the united states from fentanyl poisoning. 112,000. we get really worked up about traffic deaths. that was under 20,000. this is a gigantic problem. who is dying? young people and people of color primarily. where's joe biden on this? doesn't the black community or hispanic community care about young people basic

she had been sex trafficked by the cartel starting at the age of 12. she told me not just that she was raped every day, but how many times a day she was raped. cartels put her on a mattress in a shoebox of a room, and they sent and through that door over and over again for h ours and hours on end. we would not be ok with this happening in a third world tates of america, and it is past time in my opinion that we start acting like it. president biden's border policies are a disgrace. this crisis is the truth is it is almost entirely preventable.

rachel: by the cartel. >> by the cartel. i'm not a whelp.t a grave -- not a wimp and i'm not going to move i have a graveyard here and i'm not getting pushed off my land. rachel: i'm an arizonan and made me so proud to be with arizonans like them. it was just -- it was an honor and a privilege to hear their story. what they're talking about is right on the other side of the land -- of the border and mexico had interactions going on the right side and all those guys are gone and ranchers were pushed off the land by the cartels and they are very sad for their fellow ranchers on the other side of the border and makes them worried about what's happening from the land and it was an incredible story and incredible opportunity to be out there. by the way, they're fans of our show and they watch our show and probably because we're one of the few networks that actually tells the story of the border as they know it when i first said hi to him. i went up and i shook his hand and he said little lady, let me see that tongue of yours and i stuck my tongue

she had been sex trafficked by the cartels starting at the age of 12. she told me. not just that she was raped every day, but how many times a day she was raped. the cartels put her on a mattress in a shoebox of a room, and they sent men through that door over and over again for hours and hours on end. we wouldn't be okay with this happening in a third world country. this is the united states of america, and it is past time, in my opinion, that we start acting like it. president biden's border policies are a disgrace. this crisis is despicable, and the truth is, it is almost entirely

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everyone is pointing to this specific cartel.is cartel, essentially control the northern part of the state, the most dangerous state in mexico, right in front of brownsville, run the bridge we are seeing. that specific cartel is, essentially, doing the same thing every day. they're intercepting buses carrying migrants going towards the u.s./mexico border, going inside the buses, kidnapping all the migrants they see, holding them hostage. the new thing is they're starting to weapon his sexual violence. a woman i talked to was held for one-week. i talked to another woman held for over a month. it all points to this same idea, which is they're leveraging the long waiting times migrants have to wait at the mexican side of the border before they are able to step into the united states. >> speaking of that law, but i was going to ask about, as before, this is the new texas law that would allow judges to deport migrants to mexico. obviously, it would exacerbate this specific problem. is there concern that, if sb-4 is implanted in migran

stuart: talking about cartels buying 50 caliber weapons, that's a heavy duty weapon. have you seen that kind of weapon deployed inside the united states and used in america by the cartels? >> not inside the united states but we have had shots come across the border from the medical examiner con into the u.s. side. stuart: that's the situation. chris cabrera, thank you for joining us and telling us all about the arming of the cartels. >> thank you. stuart: ro ro romainen mobsterse taking advantage of the boarder and what are they doing? ashley: cloning your debit cards and victim's credit cards and happening in california and members of the romania mafia crossing the southern border and setting up debit card skimming scheme on self-check out and use the debit card till they can't anymore. debit card skimme skimmers weavd about them at gas stationings and atms and network of foreign crooks is branching out. how it works is the suspects sit outside a wal-mart or a target looking like they're panhandling, actually what they're doing is using bluetooth technology that's co

cartel members were watching and laughing about the accident. of a soldier killed in afghanistan during the afghanistan withdrawal interrupting biden's >> getting arrested. >> president biden: up 30%. the biggest increase in history. pete: he is getting support from the gop. we will tell you how. rachel: you need to use your imagination for this. the willy wonka experience parking outrage in the pop-culture roundup. the third hour of fox and first weekend starts now. that is india, atlantic florida. they are just teasing us today. india atlantic. rachel: never heard of it. rachel: they are teasing us with beautiful pictures of sunny places which we wish we were at now. 8:00 on the east coast and we are happy to be with you and welcome and good morning. will: how many years would we have to host this show before we exhausted every city in america? we've done florida are thousand times but never heard of that. why are you looking at me that way again? always like you guys malign me for doing things people ask, i am listening to you and thinking ab

are controlling sections of border what you are seeing right there how cartels are making billions upones are allowing them to do what they need to do to get products across hand cuffing us hurting american citizens we've seen this time and time again going to be multiple laken rileys going to don't see u.s. citizen die because of fentanyl overdoses because we can't control borders because of policy. maria: we had senator roger martial on the other day told me talking about human trafficking, as much as talking about fentanyl, in the coming two years he says that illegals led by communist party china drug cartels are setting up businesses in the united states putting some people to work. >> well really frustrates us when we see aoc deflecting talking about the way to solve this pathway to citizenship way to solve to give work permits all that does is invite more to cross our borders illegally ploouf to cartel ears they can go out transnational criminal organizations not just mexican cartels they are transnational criminal organizations love it when people like aoc talk about this allows

first of all, haciendo says that one, she was not trafficked by mexican drug cartels, but by a pamp that operated as part of a family that in trapped vulnerable girls in order to force them into prostitution to she also said that she was not however traffic than the united states senator britt appear to suggest. and three, she was kept in captivity from 2004 to 2008 when president george w bush, republican was an office as opposed to the current administration. as a senator implied. and finally, she met the senator at an event that the border with other governments officials and anti-human trafficking activists instead of a one on one. cnn has confirmed much of what he seemed to have said in prior reporting and her story hasn't changed since we first spoke, has seen until 20 me. no one reached out to hurt to ask for her permission to use her story as part of my political speech, someone using my story and destroyed sorting it for political purposes. she told me, it's not fair at all. as for senator britt's, cnn reached out again to her office seeking comment, but so far we haven't heard

is 150-billion-dollar a year industry as they call it globally, yes, you do have the chinese are cartel with the mexican cartel, and they are the pushers on drugs, fentanyl into this country which is the largest killer of our young people, they are pushing the human trafficking rings, i would also note that as we have seen, these chinese oriented police stations, if you want to call them that, for lack of a better word spring up, and you do see the sex trafficking you have big city mayors sanctuary cities now complaining about this you are seeing infiltrationings into nation's universities you are seeing it different religious organizations because what this chinese cartel likes to do is go pick off somebody, that they think is credible use them to try to needle push begins people for the rule of law. and they are very aggressive, because you know what? joe biden is weak. they know he is weak. they know not going to call them down the feel running room if taking us down internally. >> chinese young men across the border in one year not explainable i joe biden's border policy has broken

la reciente incautaciÓn en la ciudad de mÉxico condujo a las autoridades a descubrir como los cÁrtelesles, almacenarÍan la droga para seguir un trayecto hacia el norte y eventualmente hacia estados unidos, nos queda mÁs en mÉxico y la muerte de gilberto salomÓn vÁsquez ha provocado tristeza entre millones de seguidores y tambiÉn un revuelo mediÁtico y supuestamente lÍderes de cÁrteles de la droga enviaron costosos arreglos florales. comentarista: se anunciaba la muerte de salomÓn vÁsquez, una reconocida influencia de la comunidad y quien se volviÓ tendencia en redes sociales por su peculiar vÍdeo. contaba con mÁs de 3.2 millones de seguidores que destacaban su sentido del humor, lenguaje y su autenticidad. narraba detalles de su vida cuando fue trabajadora sexual y lo difÍcil que era ser parte de la comunidad. >> yo tenÍa una estrategia que yo no salÍa con nadie. la creadora de contenido muriÓ en sinaloa. arrojaron muchas enseÑanzas y fue una persona excepcional y hasta la funeraria donde era velada llegaron cientos de personas para darle el Último adiÓs con mÚsica de mariachi. mismo q

profit motive for cartels. if we allowed people to come through ports of entry easy, be able to put our focus on human trafficking. let peaceful people in and let the small sliver of human traffickersi. do want to say this the time attacking immigrants. those were the same slanders thrown against our forefathers who came here from germany, ireland,ly, and all over europe. now they're coming from south of the border and everywhere else. we should be welcoming them here. they could ottoman oars, business owners -- american entrepreneurs, business owners, people who create jobs and prosperity. i don't believe in the scare tactics. i live near immigrants, go to church with them, a would try to stop good, hard-working people from wanting to come to our country and stop there american dream the way 40% of our country did. we need to get government out of the way. >> thank you. the united states has stolen the ability for the socialist project of cuba to develop itself. the economy $15 million a day a day so $160 bill

she became a victim of drug cartel crime there.former dea agent, you know about mexican drug cartels than the average person. can you characterize the situation now, this has always been a problem in mexico. would you say cartelses are embolden, how would you describe it? >> absolutely. before, i can't give a t timeframe, crime has been on the uptick with drug cartels in mexico. years ago, they respected areas, they didn't operate in public tourist areas and didn't conduct violence there. that is bad business for them, as well. now they are embroiled and doing activities, including violent activity in public spaces and some of the crimes involve tourists andure too tourists are innocent bystanders or collateral damage. >> carley: why, karl, why the change? >> great question, public safety in tourist areas across the globe need to be studied, just like in american cities. any urban area, hard to argue crime is not on the uptick, especially violent crime. it is less perhaps we need more police, we need more technology and perhaps we

the damage is hundreds of millions of dollars, and this is from the call centers of just one drug cartelddition to trafficking in prohibited substances, raiding and trading in works... there are many owners of the facility, which they use at strictly defined times, for example, in this is such form of ownership, when one is having a velvet season, when residents of the northern regions want to get out to the sea, representatives of the cartel, under the guise of trading... offer to buy out their investments for a significant amount, then they demand up-front payments for everything from advertising to paying government fines. the scammers convince their victims to transfer large amounts of money, sometimes up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, to mexico and then disappear. damage in recent years, according to official fbi data , amounted to $288 million, considering that 20% of victims do not seek help, the figure may be. and even more, there are two factors here: well , firstly, when one country is more successful and more, and its citizens already live more richly yes, than the neigh

that's why the cartels are shifting the bulk of their smuggling operations out west.t across. >> those are three states controlled by democratic governors in the cartels recognize and understand they are not going to do the same thing that texas is doing. all they are doing is exploiting our weaknesses. where they don't weaknesses exist but right now it is in california, arizona, new mexico. >> you can look at the data to the shift to the left as well. on friday more than half of all border encounters are in the tucson san diego most in el paso happened on the new mexico site of the board it you compare that to the del rio sector we are in eagle pass just 270 encounters yesterday. >> wow the wall is supposed to stop them but seeing the video with the cartel cuts right through is absolutely astounding. thank you. arthel: top college athletes are earning millions of dollars thank sued name, interests and likeness still sums at the current rules are having a negative impact on the vast majority of student athletes who don't have endorsements but were going to get into it

the cartels have funded and preyed on local candidates.pefuls were killed within hours of each other, raising fears of a bloody election. >> translator: i can travel throughout the entire country without a problem. there is no region that i cannot go and visit. >> the number of government officials and candidates murdered rose from 94 in 2018 to 355 last year. you don't view that as a threat to you, obviously. but do you view it as a threat to democracy? >> no. >> translator: there are some specific instances. there is no state repression. >> but if a candidate's afraid to run because they may be assassinated, isn't that a threat to democracy? >> translator: generally they all participate. there are many candidates from all the parties. >> reporter: his hand-picked successor, claudia sheinbaum, has a commanding lead in the polls and could become mexico's first female president. lopez obrador told us when he leaves office, he will retire from politics and write books. but what he does next at the border, or doesn't do, could shape the next

hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, and that's it. call centers of only one drug cartel calledicking, slave trading, is actively developing a fraudulent direction, the targets, as in the case of schemers from square, are mainly elderly people, from whom all their savings are stolen , the new york times article talks about a scheme related to timeshares, this is a form of ownership when one property has many owners, which they use strictly... cartel representatives disguised as sales representatives call timeshare owners and offer to buy out their investments for a significant sum, then they demand up-front payments for everything from advertising to paying government fines. the scammers convince their victims to transfer large amounts of money, sometimes up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, to mexico and then disappear. damage in recent years, according to official fbi data , amounted to $288 million, considering that 20% of victims do not seek help, the figure could be even higher. there are two factors here, yes firstly, when one country is more successful , more, and its

i love you frame it in the form of the cartels.s the problem i see in america today but prohibition doesn't work. we had prohibition in the 30s or on alcohol and what did that creates? that created al caponthe governs monopolies and crime when they prohibit things they have created a monopoly for the cartel. if you are in do in your business question rick you try to increase your sales andnd production so the cartels from the business of selling drugs and they are pushing drugs on americans. i believe the 50 year failed war on drugs has create a more drug users than it has stopped. it is time to end this failure. and spend more money on the problem it's not going to fix the problem we have to de- schedule drugs at the federal level and they cartels this is going to solve a big part of the problem at our southern border. at her southern border because of the federal government policies at the cartels are disrupting the people south of theth border thy are fleeing of violence and crime that the cartel so by a limited then we can get

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cartels, criminal organizations, just gangs and thugs from venezuela.mptying their prisons out of venezuela into the u.s. like castro did in 1980. we'll live with that crime wave for quite a while. giving away our trade secrets all these intelligence agents will steal trade secrets, china, russia, etc. so we have basically thrown open the back door and the side door while we lock the front door. >> dana: chris swecker of the f.b.i. thank you on this monday morning. >> bill: nice to sigh. change of pace quickly. again -- then president bill clinton snored through a good movie and she hasn't forgiven him. >> he passed out asleep during the white house screening of emma. >> it is real. he was snoring right in front of me. i was like wow, i guess this is going to be a real hit movie. [laughter] it was so >> bill: emma grossed $40 million worldwide. >> dana: hard not to fall asleep in a movie. kind of hard. okay. indeed. >> bill: this from sunday that has everybody wondering. >> what nbc made the decision to give her nbc news credibility what does she bring

the report is that the cartels were laughing.e they're at war with us down there. >> yeah, this is sociopathic behavior. when you see people laugh at death, it's unheard of, this is what we deal with the cartels. they don't care about human life. they won't to see suffering. they cause suffering. they don't care what happens to other people. they want a profit. that's all they care about. when a crash like this happens and they know people are injured or killed, they laugh about it because they know their product will be able to get away. that is disgusting to every single -- should be disgusting to every human being. this is what we face every day when we're dealing with the criminalality on the border. >> trace: it's horrific. meantime, here's the president touting how the border patrol union supported the border bill. i'll get your thoughts on the back side. look. >> this bill would save lives. bring order to the border. border patrol union endorsed it. federal chamber -- national chamber of commerce endorsed it. >> brandon, y

he's doing the final leg of the journey on behalf of the cartels. money at the ending of the day. the cartels are in it to turn a buck. so what we could do immediately is secure the border. it's not hard. you secure the border, and then that stops the flow of illegals and narcotics into our country. it makes it exceptionally difficult to do the job that the cartels are doing if there is a secure border. so that's big step number up one, two, three. beyond that, there's a number of things we could be doing including putting pressure if on mexico which, by the way, the cartels control 40% of mexico infrastructure and territory today. we need to be actually addressing the root cause right now of what's coming in, and that's at the southwest border. stuart: got it. congresswoman, thanks very much for joining us. thank you. >> i appreciate it. stuart: speaker john johnson wants a bigger majority in the house for republicans. what's he doing to make that happen in lauren lauren fund raising. he lawneded a committee, republicans hold 219 seats to democracy

traffickers and cartels have taken control. fentanyl poisoning is killing our children. he opened the border his reckless executive actions and 64 that he has taken to open that border. we learned last week he never one time spoke to the chief of the border patrol.cionable. innocent americans from laken riley to the 14-year-old rape victim in our home state of louisiana, have all been victimized that the biden administration has released in our country. he is releasing them into your state. every state is a border state. carjackings are up. tea tax against law enforcement are rising. 600,000 known criminal aliens roaming, to re-offend. the actual number is much higher and that's the official number that we know about. some of us believe there may be as many 15 million illegals since joe biden walked into the oval office. america's presence is on decline. iran, russia, china, our adversaries are acting and we have unres. the president is turning his back on our greatest ally. and biden's botch withdrawal from afghanistan our stature has been diminished that is difficult t

traffickers and cartels have taken operational control of the border. fentanyl poisoning is killing our children. while president border -- while president biden opened the border with his reckless actions and we documented at least 64 actions he and his agencies have taken to open that border wide, it was by design. ed in mits of -- in the midst of all twharyk also learn head never once spoke to the chief to have the border patrol. unconscionable. innocent americans from laken riley in georgia to the the 14 year old rape victim of an illegal immigrant in our home state of louisiana, you just heard leader scalise talk about they've all been victimized by those whom the biden administration has release intad our country. he's releasing them into your state. every state is a border state. the safety of our cities is in decline. carjackings are up. attack against law enforcement are rising. we have more than 600,000 known criminal aliens roaming the streets of america right now. free to reoffend and victimize americans. the actual number is, of course, muc

y los cÁrteles de mÉxico son los mÁs poderosos que existen.on hallados en una maleta, y un armario. tambiÉn fueron decomisados mÁs de $27,000 en efectivo. paulo sarmiento, que trabaja frente al edificio, dice que esto es inquietante. >> es preocupante, porque a veces se siente que llega a hospedarse ahÍ, se estaciona aquÍ. peggy: los acusados fueron instruidos de cargos de posesiÓn criminal de una sustancia controlada esta semana. ambos sospechosos se encuentran detenidos bajo fianza. su prÓxima audiencia en corte serÍa el lunes. fÉlix: en otro incidente de violencia armada. una persona muriÓ y varias resultaron heridas tras un tiroteo en 1 bar de indianÁpolis. la madrugada de este sÁbado. la policÍa dice que los agentes estaban trabajando a lo largo de la calle donde se encuentra el bar, cuando escucharon disparos procedentes del interior del negocio. las autoridades aÚn no han localizado ningÚn sospechoso. disparos a un oficial de la policÍa en una autopista en nuevo mÉxico. departamento de policÍa dijo que el fugitivo estÁ armado por lo que

let's be very clear, pills produced and made by china shipped to cartels in mexico that showed up onican shores. this is simply a weamed. the one -- weapons of mass destruction. this thursday as the predent comes forward, we need more than rhetoric. we need a plan. we need the type of leadership that action, life protect our cy from the international threat at our own southern border. mr. president, if you address nation think of the kidd family and think of how to save kids across iowa and a country by doing the right thing today. no one is stronger than our own gentleman, our whip, tom emmer. mr. emmer: according to reports, joe biden and his allies are billing it as big public reset moment. the american peop are going to see whatever through scripted biden ends up reading off the the facts are quite clear. joe biden has failed on every single issue.■ our state of the union has been dwiepped by unprecedented chaos thanks to this administration's failed policies and it's the american people who have been left to suffer as a result. americans elected our house republican majority the

in the drug cartel leadership will determine whether they're going to cross it depended on what theey need to cross in the majority of the agency to be distracted and have one area and other gaps open and that's why you're getting close to 2 million got a ways and it's what they believe that they have in the extra step to getting apprehended. maria: that is unbelievable and they're making billions in the process in the new york post interview brandon judd warns that the biden administration is flying migrants into the u.s. and if the border doesn't look at his control as it actually is he said he's expecting the amnesty program in the future to accommodate the millions of people who already come into the country said the since the president took office in januarn that eerie how often d.c. flights coming that the biden administration is flying migrants in you agree that they're doing so so the border doesn't look overwhelmed. >> it's a way to play with the number in the way the people look at it and say the numbers are down and that's why they continue to do this it's the same as tal

they're not going to pay the cartels thousands of dollars to make that journey. knowing that, it will be turned around quickly. look, we also need more inspection machines to detect and stop fentanyl from entering the united states of america a year ago i stood at a border in el paso and watched the machines at work. they were able to detect everything from ninlt to weapons to people. being smuggled in cargo con tapers. this compromise bill would provide an additional $424 million for 100 more of these machines and can save lives in the process. this compromise legislation will also give me as president, or the next president, emergency authority to temporarily shut down the border between ports of entry. when the numbers of imgrans and migrants, excuse me, overwhelm the border. starting -- straining the border patrol'sable to process. at the same time, at our legal poforts entry, like here in brownsville, we're making investments in infrastructure. my bipartisan infrastructure law is going to provaid nearly $4 billion new dollars to boost security to ease waitin

shocker, arrested in south texas for allegedly helping arm a mexican drug cartel. an appeals again blocks texas is work crackdown. a third rail for biden's reelection, writers reports low income voters are cutting in half, dining out at fast food chains and restaurants because of record inflation torching to their paychecks. they say biden's economy is not working for them look at the sound plus ford o'connell, former president trump truth social again doors and rips higher in trading today and we are staying on this, nbc reveals true colors as a left-wing echo chamber after virus ronna mcdaniel in just four days. why not just be journalist and debate her own air? await, got it. all of this on "the evening edit". ♪ you know, when i take the bike out like this, all my stresses just melt away. i hear that. this bad boy can fix anything. yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm riding, i'm not even thinking about my painful cavity. well, you shouldn't ignore that. and every time i get stressed about having to pay my bills, i just hop on th

we have to de-schedule drugs at the federal level and in the cartels altogether. a big part of the problem at our southern border. we have chaos at our southern border because of the federal government's policies at the border. the cartels are disrupting the people south of the border and they are fleeing the violence and crime that comes with the cartels, so by eliminating them, we can get rid of the problems, but there is still chaos, so we need to streamline the sys come, find work easily and be legal in this country like my ancestors were able to come and try to find the american dream. i agree with claudia. we need to stop the imperialism in america. we need to stop rejecting ourselves all over the world. we need to close down those 800 bases she was talking about. we could use that money to create an energy race that would lower the cost of energy across america and lower the cost of energy across the world. that would start lifting people up all over the world without america spending any more money. use] >> thank you. jill? >> many points of agreement rei