>> i met with ken cuccinelli and chad wolfe to brief them on intelligence. articulated to him i was concerned what was happening, i thought it was unethical and probably violations of law. he would constantly tell me to keep my mouth shut and to do what he said and i refused. >> you started complaining. this whistle-blower complaint wasn't the only time. >> right after i arrived at dhs in 2018 from the fbi it was intense. the three issues were immediately told to me that these are things that are going to come out or change the narrative intelligence, i issue my first ig complaint in 2018, really four or five months after i arrived and again in march of 2019. by the time it came to 2020, i had a target on my back. i was told they knew i had the complaint and it was a matter of time before i'd get fired. >> who basically said we need to change the narrative and did they actually use words like "change the narrative"? >> so i was told by virtually all the senior departmental officials, chad wolfe, ken kuchie and many words. "i'm ordering to you change the outc

crisis, they're doing as badly as it did with what he did with afghanistan, former dhs officials chad wolf, house border security congress congressman dim trustee, doctor marty makary, congressman and weidner and robert whitman and florida sheriff wayne ivey the revelation out of the durham probe, this is a criminal probe of trump russia the brazen links that the clinton campaign and the democrats went to in their bareknuckle abusive power and the fbi going after donald trump were digging into the document and what were finding a lawyer in the durham probe was funded by the hillary campaign michael sussman pleaded not guilty to charges he lied to the fbi in his planting at the fbi a debunked story in order to attack trump that the media tried to push on you even after it was debunked. it was a bad day for the white house the drone strike in afghanistan killed ten civilians in seven children, not isis the administration had repeatedly denied and another blow to the white house they say no to pfizer booster shots for those under age 55, the white house had wanted to start boosters next week

former acting dhs secretary chad wolf will join me coming up.st let's take a look back from the top news on this edition of the talkers. >> ♪ ♪. maria: ever grand will not be able to make its interest payment, the next what is due this week. that has markets shaken. >> i don't think is going to have the global effects the market is suggesting this morning for i think the chinese government will step in a deal that are properly to make for the chinese economy is not suffering therefore the global economy is not suffering for an. >> of course they are making a show deporting only a handful people from the del rio area. many say it is a distraction. >> this is a bait and switch just like known this was coming and not doing anything this came upon them a real quick. all they are doing is robbing peter to pay paul. maria: walk us through why those alliances did not sit well with the japanese government? >> why it did not sit very well at a point in time the japanese government lit between the french and the japanese these would not be respected. >> t

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he said he was ordered to change the 2020 assessment by chad wolf and eventually was removed for notm player. in his removal, he said, that hurt the preparedness in the lead-up to january 6th. take a listen to what he told cnn earlier today. >> the organization that i led -- you know, i was removed in july. everything that we were doing to find violence on social media, regardless of where it was coming from was shut down a by my predecessor. my predecessor strikely now is on the january 6th committee, and h is the one who shut all of those things down. i'm pretty confident my team would have found it. i'm positive they would have found it. >> now, wolf denies these allegations that he ordered murphy to change any of this. murphy has been accused of spying on journalists, disseminating reports about this during the last year. he said that was not the intention and everything he put out was, in fact, open sourced. so he's not free of controversy, either, jim, but these are stunning comments. he described the environment like walking in a hall of mirrors on a slanted floor all twisted

marty makary, and former top dhs official chad wolf.e have this happening thousands of health care workers including nursing home staffers could lose their job over covid vaccine mandates. this fight could go to the supreme court. medical experts, they're saying president biden, what's with your new claim this whopping high and unrealistic 98% vaccination rate? in order for life to return to normal. people are saying that is way out of bounds a growing number of government union workers, cops, firemen will be forced out of their jobs by a vaccine mandate. less help on the streets and hospitals. all this as violent crime rates are rising. president biden's george h.w. bush's read my lips no new taxes moment it's here. he is breaking his own campaign promise. he will tax very low income taxpayers in their big social spending bill that is so marbled through with fat of big government spending, even house speaker pelosi now hitting the pause button on it. she is moving in favor of infrastructure. progressives are now really mad. they're out

joining me now is former acting dhs secretary and heritage foundation visiting fellow, chad wolf.very much for being here. look, you and i spoke a few months ago and you said to me, maria, this will get worse. it certainly has gotten worse. look at the number of people under this del-rio bridge. how do you react? what do you say about this, chad? >> well, maria, thanks for having me on. quite frankly, i'm angry and every american should be angry a at what we're seeing along that border, specifically del-rio. we told them this would happen several months ago as they continued to tear down policies and procedures we put in place to stop a crisis like this and they don't seem to actually want to institute the rule of law and enforce the law until things get to a crisis level, until you have tens of thousands of folks crossing that border and 10,000 or more folks under a bridge, then they start talking about deportation flights and start talking about things they should have been doing from day one. again, this is a crisis that has been completely self inflicted. it didn't need to occ

. >> julie: chad wolf, former acting homeland security secretary and visiting fellow at the heritagendation joins me now. thank you for talking to us. how reassuring is it to hear from pentagon officials and from the white house that they in fact are going to lean on the taliban to help us get americans out of afghanistan? >> it's not reassuring at all. the taliban is a terrorist organization and so relying on the taliban for any type of security whether it was for the airport or whether now is to get americans trapped in afghanistan out after the u.s. has pulled out and withdrawn is not comforting. it wouldn't be comforting to me if i was in afghanistan and it shouldn't be the policy of the united states government. we should do all that we can. it is unconscionable first of all we left americans in afghanistan as we pulled out. our first priority should be the safety and security of every american and so the administration really needs to do more making sure we get all americans out of afghanistan that want to go. >> julie: despite the reassurances from the administration, an afgha

former dhs secretary chad wolf with live with reaction to that and the massive spike of drugs comingo the country plus fight of masking in schools and who should be making the call, participants or the government? dr. nicole saphier live on the medical field. all that and more as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ ♪ jason: president biden facing widespread criticism over america's botched exit from afghanistan. some even accusing the commander in chief of lying. it's hurting his approval rating which has dropped to 43% in an npr poll and 44% in latest nbc poll. the fierce blowback against the president coming after he failed to carry through on his promise to evacuate every american and every afghan ally who wanted to leave the country. among those still stranded behind taliban lines and afghan interpreter who helped rescue senator biden and other u.s. lawmakers during trip during afghanistan when a snowstorm stranded their helicopter. the president calls the withdrawal an extraordinary success. but now he's getting called out for repeatedly making this claim. >> the consen

chad wolf head of homeland security acting head said your claims were false and went on to say this.r a specific reason. i received credible allegations he abused his position, abused his authority and possibly violated numerous legal requirements when he personally directed the collection of information on u.s. journalists. >> he's talking about the collection of information during the portland riots. your response? >> i appreciate the question. also not the case. i swore under oath twice now to congress and to the inspector general's office, and i'm prepared to here at any time to tell you unequivocally at no time was i aware or directed anybody to collect information on journalists. what did happen was that was a very chaotic situation. we were collecting information, open source information, you know, and people put things out on twitter, facebook, et cetera, primarily about violence. we weren't collecting information on reporters. we weren't collecting information on first amendment protesters. it was about violence, and in there we have a very structured way to collect informat

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i don't understand why chad wolf and cuccinelli were willing to put themselves in this kind of ethicalt i know that it happened across the administration, and what's interesting about this moment, nicole, is as brought to life by brian murphy, is that the one person who's telling the truth, who refuses to testify to some falsehood, that white supremacists aren't one of the number one threats to the homeland, is the guy who is in forever peril of losing his job. you know, chris wray, the fbi director, was basically privately and publicly threatened by the president on an almost weekly basis, like you're gone. and every fbi agent knew that. and to frank's really good point, there are two sides to this deceit, because if you have someone trying to keep your government, you know, apparatus from revealing what's a threat, and you also have them propping up a false threat, january 6th, to an earlier questioner's comment, becomes all the more completely -- almost foreshadowed because you are stopping your local law enforcement and your federal law enforcement from being willing to see what's

chad wolf. good morning, chad. >> good morning.ecent news cycle. what's happened to at least one of our border patrol agents and really the agency at large well the vice president, vice president, and the leader of the dhs alejandro mayorkas have placed a massive lie on one individual agency over something that simply did not happen. first, we are going to play for you your indictment chad and get your reaction. >> of course i take responsibility. i'm president. but it was horrible what you sees a you saw, to see people treated like it did, horses barely running over people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. they will be -- investigation underway now, and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment. it's beyond an embarrassment, it's dangerous. it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. it sends the wrong message at home. it's simply not who we are. will: it simply didn't happen, chad. nobody was strapped. nobody was whipped. what's your reaction? >>

and the reason for that is ken cuccinelli and chad wolf and others consistently wanted several areas. one was on the white supremacy part and the other was on the russian disinformation. >> did they explain why they thought that made president trump look bad? >> is to cuccinelli told me because of the president's statement in charlottesville, and more as the spring and summer of 2020 went along as it related to the murder of george floyd and other things in that time era that it would make the president look bad. that was his exact words. >> there you have it. a homeland security official said he was asked by political appointees to modify a report meant to help keep the country safe all for the former president's ego. >>> up next, the week from hell. that's what one democratic lawmaker is calling it. the clock is ticking on biden's agenda and looming government shutdown. stay with us. baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big w

the former acting secretary of homeland security chad wolf tweeting, this is absolutely insane.is just the latest challenge for border patrol which has seen surging numbers of migrants for months. more than 208,000 apprehensions were reported in august, four times higher than the same month last year. and that number could climb even higher after a federal judge ruled thursday that the biden administration can no longer use a trump era health law to expel migrants without allowing them to seek asylum. observers say the crisis is growing under that bridge. just for some perspective del rio, texas, is a town of about 35,000 people and right now there are more than 9,000, men, women and children under that bridge seeking asylum. george? >> what a situation. okay, marcus, thank you very much. >>> we'll get to the latest on booster shots. health experts are divided as an fda panel holds a critical meeting this morning on the pfizer booster shot. pfizer's recommended people 16 and over receive a third shot of the vaccine and whit johnson is at a pfizer headquarters in new york. good m

it's not just me that was hearing this from chad wolf, was that we were going to amplify on china andposd simply because they were more aggressive on trump. there was no comparison to the scale of the russian effort. i find that ludicrous, quite frankly. i do not believe that a rational professional would have reached a similar conclusion. that is political manipulation at its highest levels. >> was he lying? >> i don't know what's in his head. i can unequivocally tell you from the information that i saw over 25 plus years of dedicated service having access to the top tier intelligence this country has and leading into the election, unless something came in after i was relieved, there's just no way that stands the test of time. there's no agency or people that i know about that would agree with that statement. i know that statement got a lot of internal concerns expressed to them. i was listening to my good friend trent watts. intimidation by people that did not have the capacity of the job that they had from a political appointee perspective had seeped down pretty far into the ranks

i had a conversation with chad wolf about a week ago he expressed as well with this amount of peoplefficulty, that he believes corners will be cut. as you mentioned 33,000 afghanis come to the united states. we've gone to qatar, bahrain, germany, canada, excuse me the afghans have and there are, they are using as mentioned the biometrics, okay, that is all well and food. the siv visas are helping creating some levels of efficiencyies but here is something, they have instituted this humanitarian parole which allows, allows those midway through the vetting system to basically catch-and-release, that is occurring at the southern border of some of the afghans coming into the afghans coming into the country, very disturbing and troubling with need to get to the bottom of it. what level of vetting are they actually receiving? lauren: it sounds like a mess. on top of all this if we bring it back a little more home, the weather, right, pennsylvania was hit pretty hard last night, along with new york, new jersey. how did your district fare with all of this? how bad is the damage there? >> wel

. >> chad wolf says it's important to remember that cartels are getting rich off the crisis at our border. >> for every individual crossing that border, it's five to $10,000 they pay a cartel member. these cartels are putting that money back into their illicit business. they continue to traffic illegal narcotics such as fentanyl and others. we know the fast majority is getting through. why do we know that? border patrol agents are no longer on the line doing their national security mission. they're back in facilities, trying to care for all these migrants that are coming across the border. the 200% increase is a good start. it's only a small percentage of actually what's coming through the border. again, fueled by the cartels and fueled by the biden administration's policies. jillian: forming acting i.c.e. director will weigh in when he joins us live later in the show. ashley: to fox weather, more than half a million people remain without power in louisiana as the state continues to slowly recover from hurricane ida. jillian: new york is seeking fema funding from the devastating impact th

he said that he was told by leadership at dhs, including chad wolf, the acting secretary as well as topfficial ken cuccinelli that he needed to downplay the issue of white supremacy when it came to putting together essentially the intelligence about what the state of threats were, not only white supremacy, but also russian meddling in american politics as well as border issues. the southern border. what is your reaction in learning that? >> well, i can't comment on that particular assertion. i don't know anything about it. but i can say that one of my principle issues up here is straight unvarnished intelligence. when the intelligence community -- >> do you believe what he's saying, though? do you believe his statements about what he had to scrub from assessments? >> well, i don't know. i mean, i just -- i don't know who this fellow is. i haven't read his reports. so i'm reluctant to draw a conclusion. but if he's correct, that's very dangerous because you can't make good decisions if you don't have good intelligence. if you're cooking the intelligence to meet the political needs of the

chad wolf is with us now, former acting homeland secretary. ng crisis. the numbers and the pictures that you're showing now just illustrate what we've been talking about, that the biden administration has no strategy, it's a failed strategy on that border, and this is a result of that. the secretary's been down to the border. he's hearing from the men and women of the border control that they need an effective wall system, they need migrant protection protocols in place that would have prevented a scene like you're showing right now. but they refuse to put sensible policies in place to address the crisis we see today, and now the result is border patrol's overwhelmed. you're seeing these pictures under the international bridge in del rio. the numbers are going to get worse because the traffickers and others know that individuals can come -- stuart: well, look, bill melugin -- [inaudible conversations] stuart: that's it, you see. bill melugin just told us another 10,000 are on their way to that 11,000 crowd. what happens? they come into the coun

. >> the former acting director of homeland security chad wolf talks about 9/11 and the homeland securityepartment's role in fighting terrorism. online at c-span.org, or listen at the free c-span radio app. >> theodore gilmore bilbo was an american politician who twice served as governor of mississippi, once in 1916, then from 1928-19 d2. later, he was elected a u.s. senator in 1935. he was reelected twice more but died early in his third term. he was 69. a democrat, an outspoken white supremacist, and a strong supporter of fdr's new deal. we ask chester bo morgan from the university of southern mississippi to give us some background on theodore bilbo and his impact on politics in the fdr era. professor morgan is the author of "redneck liberal." >> author and professor emeritus chester morgan. listen wherever you get your podcast. >> up next, afl-cio president liz shuler talks about the economy and jobs, and reflected on becoming the first woman to lead the union. the organization's previous president, richard trumka, died in august. about the economy and jobs, and reflected on becoming t

former acting dhs chief chad wolf said earlier on fox he stands with the border patrol and leadership women of the border patrol, of his law enforcement officers. instead you have not only the president if, but you have the vice president as well as the secretary commenting on actions that never occurred. >> reporter: the president's never been to the southern border including his eight years as vice president and when he was in the senate where he spent more than 30 years. this weekend he'll be at camp david. jacqui: lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you. griff? griff: with the del rio crossing about to reopen and more for the conditions on the ground, we're now joined by texas department of public safety for the south texas region lieutenant chris oliver rahs. lieutenant, thank you for taking time. i want to ask you really quickly, what is your sense of where things stand? you and your officers did such an amazing job of helping shut things down this past week, but what are we looking at now and going forward? >> well, griff, thanks for having me. so this crisis is not going

mayorkas is admitting last week that their resources were stressed, here's former acting secretary chad wolfare broken, their system is overstressed on a good day much less having to crisis that they have to deal with at the same time. >> the 6 billion-dollar comes at a time in congress is facing a lot of deadlines in the $2.35 trillion social spending bill and trying to keep this government open and running. neil: aishah hasnie, thank you very much following all the developments in washington. the retired navy seal. you remember him a principal part of the pineapple express instrumental in getting volunteer veterans to help americans and afghan nationals out of the country. jason, thank you for taking the time here to talk to us. it's a double of a problem getting folks out of there. i have seen the state department, taliban exchanging, finger-pointing on who's to blame for the slow process. but what is it. you might have to unmute just to bring people up to speed as we try to fix that. the six and a half billion dollar undertaking that aishah hasnie just got into with the administration ca

. >> anita: former acting dhs secretary chad wolf slamming president biden on border security.ing fox news that more migrant runners are trying to evade capture. check out this exclusive video. a suspected smuggler leading officers on a car chase. you can see right there, we are told one person in that vehicle later died from heat exhaustion. joining me now is lieutenant christopher olivarez of the texas department of public safety. thanks so much for joining us today. you know, the sheer numbers of people are so troubling coming over the border, but another huge concern is the amount of drugs pouring over the border as well. we have some numbers we need to put up on the screen. recently, officials have received hundreds of pounds of cocaine and fentanyl with a street value of $2.2 million. cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and meth. what do you make of all of this? it is not like we didn't have a drug problem before. >> right. you are correct. we have always have these issues on the southern border, but not to the extent we are seeing now. that is why governor abbott launched this b

this is a new thick now did it with chad wolf, supreme court justices and now doing it with joe manchin of kyrsten sinema because she is against blowing up the filibuster this reconciliation bill. they are protesting in front of her, democrats -- arizona democrats. so if you don't get your way, if you don't vote that way, they will harass you now. ainsley: well, the president said not going to cost you anything. they are going to tax the rich and corporations. they want the corporate tax to go up to 28%. and i believe that's right, yeah. 28%. they want to it tax the rich. not going to cost you anything. brit hume said my kids college didn't cost anything because i raised the money to pay for it dan crenshaw when i went to buy a cup of copy of it didn't cost anything because i paid for it. steve: with new york city and elsewhere how they need -- they don't like the government mandates where people have got to get the shots. and in fact today hospital workers are going to start getting fired here in new york meanwhile, city workers starting on friday who work for the school system, will s

his name is chad wolf he says this administration still doesn't get it listen. >> we have to remember is encouraging these individuals we are seeing historic numbers month and month after month and in the process we see more migrant deaths in the dessert that public safety officials and border patrol are seeing every day. we are also seeing more in custody deaths and cbp that's because of the shear number of individuals crossing that border illegally every month so this border policy that the biden administration has partaken and undergone the last several months is a very inhumane policy that is having some devastating consequences. lawrence: not just the caravan. the tunnels we showed. the drain holes they were coming through. you have chinese nationals coming through because they realize if you can just get to mexico. if you can just get to the southern border that you will be able to get into the country this has nothing to do with compassion. the country. rachel: here is the drain hole. lawrence: until you secure the border. we cannot have this conversation. we have been talking

haitian migrants talking about numbers like 10 to 12,000p this weekend on fox & friends weekend, chad wolfad and it's getting worse. here's congressman tony gonzalez >> it's as bad as i've ever seen it and i'm literally on the border every single week and what i mean by that is seeing faces of the border patrol agents that are on the ground doing the work, they just felt defeated, seeing faces of the migrants of kind of living under this bridge for days on end was really gut wrenching in a lot of ways as a father, see ing small kids walking around , it was just all the way around, the smell, the odor, it's hot out, it's over 100 degrees right now out in texas most days. all of it is just a terrible situation and it has to stop. ainsley: so will was holding up the new york post, hold it up. look at the bottom. it says line of defeat and they talk about, they go through all of the lies of joe biden's campaign, and tom homan says what they are talking about the border everything they are saying is a lie. their southern border is closed, which it's not. steve: to peter's point earlier, he said

chad wolf, former acting dhs secretary told us about the coming crisis yesterday on "fox & friends."ave reports another caravan of haitians come up from central mexico to the border. of the vast majority of the folks are released into the interior the country, when the secretary and others say the border is closed, 9,000 get released into the country, it's a lie. they're not being honest with the american people. they're doing a disservice. rachel: they're straight up lying saying they're releasing, detaining them or send them back. the mexican government is missing trump's policies right now. the other people who are missing trump's policies all the people that live along the border communities. representative tony gonzalez for example, from that part of texas, the southern part of texas he says these border towns are in crisis because of this. >> it is complete chaos. you have high-speed chases. just sheer number of folks coming through these small towns. our hospitals are filled to capacity. often times local residents can't even be seen at the hospital because they're at capacity