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remain between the nato allies, including post brexit fishing rights,igrant boat crossings in the chaelck between the u.s., australia and britain that saw france lose its contract to build submarines for kanab are a. france called it a stab in the back, but with the war in ukraine, both countries say they are committed to supporting kyiv for as long as necessary in the country's fight against russia. host: an fbi affidavit describing the justification for the search of mar-a-lago shows 14 of the 15 boxes recovered by the national archives earlier in the year contained document with classification markings, some even top-secret. while heavily redacted, the document offers the most detailed description of the records stored at donald trump's estate in florida. here is our correspondent reporting from washington. >> the 38 pages of this affidavit, out of those 38 pages, almost half is quite heavily redacted, but as you said, there is plenty of information to unpack. part of it is the information about those boxes that were recovered by the national arches. in january, 184 classified docume

. >> dana: we've talked on this know chael the border crisis is not just something that affects texasproblem. arnate floyd talked to migrants in new york today, they don't have a plan beyond arriving in the united states, the group he talked to today, sir. >> no, a lot of people are going to different places in the united states. we see people from 150 different countrys, they pick different parts of the united states. they have said and i've heard it, we are going to areas that people advertised as sanctuary cities we are getting caught and released. the bigger problem, a lot of individuals come across and some of them they give the exact same name over and over again, we don't know if that is their name, they travel without passports or documentation. you have to take their name for it and we release them into the united states. instead of blaming governor abbotts, blame this administration for the lawlessness in america. >> dana: the justice department yesterday made announcement about an arrest, indictment of four alleged guatemalan human smugglers and said the indictment demonstr

aircraft carry in pacific threatening guam on west coast the state that we are addict to do fossil fuels chael >> we are aaddicted to sending checks to people republicans 17 in senate onboard with semiconductor bill in the name of trying to offset, the centralization of semiconductor manufacturing in taiwan, but handed out almost 300 billion dollars to industry that is lucrative high margin business doesn't need cash. how about it needs an ordered from on high to get the program get your manufacturing back here? instead corporate welfare, and enriching already rich industry. did you vote for that? >> no dagen i voted "no" on that, i can tell you i agree with the points you are make, what we should be doing is not picking winners and losers like semiconductor bill did. we should be reducing the barriers for business rising corporate income taxes taxation across the board reducing regulation if you lowers barriers businessesing come back to united states theying leaving because we're not hospitable to business. >> congressman, thank you so much for being here. >> see you soon. >> take care. >> w