let's bring in new york congresswoman claudia tenney and texas congressman beth van duyne, thank you th, i appreciate it. so, here is the thing. i don't understand, i'll start with claudia, is this about ukraine or border? i think more americans are would like to close the border than they would to give more money to ukraine, but you tell me, go ahead i'm sorry. >> i think it is 100% about the border american people think it is about the border, 73% of all parties polled think it is the number one issue is border, crime and what it saucin causing -- the causing, violent the border and breaches sovereignty, number one issue of job of federal government, is border security and national defense, we have people coming across the border 85% of people on terror watch list are coming across the northern border, our customs and border agents have been displaced with the southern border, the democrats are obsessed with ukraine. we republicans are obsessed with protecting our border. larry: beth, i think hr2 is a pretty good bill, but white house is insulting the house, what press secretary sai

let's bring in new york congresswoman claudia tenney and texas congresswoman beth van duyne. u both, i appreciate it. so, here's the thing, i don't understand this. is this, i will start with claudia. is this about ukraine or is this about the border? because i think more americans would like to close the border than they would give more money to ukraine but you guys tell me. go ahead, claudia, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt? >> no, i think it is 100% about the border. the american people think it is about the border. 73% of all parties polled think it is the number one issue is the border, crime and what it's causing. the violence at the border, the breaching our sovereignty and having all these people come across the border, the number one issue, job of the federal government, specifically the executive branch is border security and national defense. we have people coming across the border. you and i talked about this, larry. 85% of the people on the terror watch list coming across the northern border. southern border agents are displaced to northern border. we in the

and congresswoman claudia tenney's coming up.soros begun is pushing to turn texas -- again is pushing to turn texas blue and democrat as a texas deals with a historic illegal immigration crisis. and 26 gop attorneys general back the state of texas telling president biden, you've got to secure the border, do it. let's check in now with our buddies dagen and sean, what you got coming up on "the bottom line"? sean: we have the senate negotiating a bipartisan immigration deal, will it pass? we'll discuss it with senator mike lee as well as americans say they pay too much in texass but get -- taxes but get too little in return are. the great steve moore's going to be here. dagen: and we have john carney and tammy bruise on our -- tammy bruce on our panel together. so much to discuss, but why was a navy veteran charged with a hate crime for attacking a satanist statue made out of household items? we don't know. top of the hour. ♪ ♪ a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and

more than 300,000 migrant encounters reported in the month of december alone clad claudia tenney joining us less than two weeks from iowa caucuses you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ . >> december marking all-time high for might having encounters at the southern border sources reporting more than 3 2 302000 in a-month highest monthly total ever first time encounter exceeded 300,000, since new fiscal year began, there has been already 800,000 migrant encounters at the southern border, arizona border patrol warning of a rise in migrants from guinea west africa fake passports pretending to be unaccompanied minors at northern borrowed iranian national also are a permanent canadian resident terrorism ties attempted to cross into u.s. illegally for 2023, encounters on ter watch list all ports of entry from new york congresswoman includes a yeah tenney member house ways and means committee your reaction to blockbuster numbers from december. >> good morning chel literally invasion become so object surrender cartels making so much more than on this biden administration,

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claudia tenney represents their district.nnmarie, you, your husband and three kids lived in afghanistan for three years, your husband was working with ngo's and successfully got out during the withdrawal from afghanistan and went back in august of 2022 and you have not seen him since. what happened? >> he returned to afghanistan for a short trip, pay staff, offer training and he was detained. he's been held in a basement cell ever since. we have not seen him, i have spoken with him three times. >> carley: he was accused of antistate activities, which is bas baseless. you have spoken to him, what does he sound like? >> there are no official charges against him whchl he left the state, hes in perfect health, 39 years old. he turned 40 in prison, which is awful and his health is declining. i received a picture, the qataris visited a second time and he's lost so much weight and aged like 15 years. we received a picture and it is traumatic to see him. he is not well and it is winter time there and i lived in afghanistan, winters a

let's bring it near congresswoman claudia tenney house of the house ways and means committee northernorder caucus. congresswoman thank you for being with us this evening. i am guessing you are not going to disagree with the speaker of the house on his letter to the white house. but why does president biden say all of the sudden that he will address the border he will get the border under control if only this new legislation is passed? >> you reported just showed he's got 18% approval rating on the border. which is dangerous for him for reelection this is becoming the top issue if not the top issue. all he has to do is reverse some of the executive orders that he made on his very first day in office. work with secretary and reverse what speaker johnson just outlined. all of those things it is not hard he can do this himself and he created this catastrophe by reversing and many of the trump era policies cited by the speaker in that letter. so, right now it's really up to biden peers like dorothy had her ruby slippers all sha shared a t click them to get back to kansas but i'll biden has

product crisis much more and how washington is trying to help with spring and new york congressman claudia tenney to have you on the show tonight. nice to see you again. i want to talk about all of the things you guys are going to have to get to as soon as you get back to washington this week. it is a lot to write first and foremost you've you got to funde government somehow. and then you have got this a big package that is looming large. a worldwide defense package . not only for ukraine, taiwan, israel. but also trying to address the border. so far we have not seen a deal come out in the senate. we know speaker johnson has made it very clear its hr two to be the basis of any deal per the thing is you have democrat-controlled senate and a democrat-controlled white house. that is not going to fly. would you accept something that does a border while the package that maybe reforms the policies like the asylum laws? >> first of all we need to fight for hr to pass by every single republican voted for in the house. it h is been sitting on chuck schumer delves for a long time it's about time the senate

i don't know if you heard the clip from claudia tenney. it was fabulous. >> i do. was great tough in hr.2, will you, will the speaker, will the gop house conference will you stick to your guns on this and not slide, you know, into some kind of a mushy monetary deal that actually facilitates more illegals rather than closes the border? will you hang tough with hr.2? >> larry i think we have no other choice. the border is really, truly, that bad. it has to be secured. one of the reasons i ran for congress. i want to secure the border, eventually some day balance the federal budget. mike johnson is the right speaker the right man at the right time for the right job. i think he will hold firm. our very republic is at stake here. we cannot continue on with this disasterous policy. most of these people, 99% are economic migrants. they're not asylum-seekers. the left calls them all asylum. larry: we're almost out of time. there has to be deportation. there has got to be deportation. that has to be part of the solution. i want to add that, there has to be law and order som

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plus, new york congresswoman claudia tenney is here.unding the alarm on rising crime near illegal alien shelters. but first, we've got to check in with our buddies can dagen and sean. what you got coming up next hour on "the bottom line"? sean: we have the davos elites gathering and the argentine president pushing back on their movement. we have steve moore here on. that as well as the white house continues to lie about migrants dying in texas, blaming texas for the deaths. sara carter here to discuss. dagen: congressman brian mast on how this white house should get a lot tough or on the houthis, and tammy bruce joins the panel top of the hour. that's my flamethrower. i'll have a real one later. ♪ ♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all sn

cheryl: i had congresswoman claudia tenney on this morning.me point when will they turn around and say new york can no longer be with sanctuary city? if you're going to be a sanctuary city you will bear the cost of all of this. >> reporter: he says they're at a breaking point as well. what does that look like when they go over the breaking point to your point? cheryl: we're there. all great points from you. grady trimble, thank you, sir, live from the white house today. let's bring in heritage economist peter st. onge. peter, let's stay with this crisis because obviously this type of pressure that goes onto the u.s. economy will be felt not just in new york but boston, chicago, los angeles because of services, financial services the pressure comes with housing and feeding and clothing all of these migrants? >> it is really out of control. new york just said the other day it is costing them $394 per day per migrant. that is the cost of a decent disney vacation. that comes out to $144,000 per year. so the california numbers are probably off by a

let's bring an republican congressman from new york, claudia tenney, and former acting i.c.e. director jonathan fahey. we very much appreciate this. do you believe, jonathan, that the president, if you wanted this board are closed, he would close it? >> absolutely. he could close this border, and he wanted this open from the beginning. they campaigned on it and they've made it very clear to anyone that comes in that they will not be deported, absent the most exceptional circumstance. so they wanted this to happen and the only reason they are shifting now is these polls are looking pretty bad provided and particularly on this issue. all of the sudden there's some spring in his step and they're addressing this issue. but they really not going to change, because the hard left has a vise grip on the democratic party and they're not going to let them do anything serious. >> trace: congresswoman, it seems to be like, you look at what happens in texas, you seeing the debate and the menu shut every. it seems like texas and greg abbott have a right to be able to defend their borders. >

he was nominated by congresswoman claudia tenney of new york for his "efforts to broker peace in theiddle east." yeah, he really crushed that one. [ laughter ] it's so peaceful over there. turns out, it's not really an honor to be nominated for a nobel prize. the rules say anybody can be nominated as long as the person nominating them is a member of a government or even just a college professor can write a letter and you're a nominee. the nobel website says -- "to simply be nominated is therefore not an endorsement or extended honor to imply affiliation with the nobel peace prize or its related institutions." being nominated -- it's basically a high-end "world's greatest dad" coffee mug. [ laughter ] but to his credit, no one wants to "restore on this planet peace through earth" more than donald trump. >> we will restore on this planet peace to earth. i am the only candidate who can make this promise to you. i will prevent world war iii. and we're very close to world war iii. >> jimmy: see, we are so close to world war iii, he can almost grope it under its pageant gown. [ laughter an

new york republican congresswoman claudia tenney has introduced a bill calling for ryan's release. >> fellow new york democratic congressman joseph murali since he and his colleagues should be exhausting. >> all avenues to ensure ryan has returned to united states, pennsylvania republican congressman dan user says the u.s. to cut off all aid to the taliban. >> until corbett is freed, let's not continue sending american taxpayer dollars. >> while we're having americans held in this in this brutal, horrible manner in a court, but says she still hasn't received a straight answer rs to why her husband is a prisoner reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> live look outside here all the way across to the north bay. we're getting a nice break in the rain today. pilots. here's who can talk about what's going on. get us ready for the weekend. yeah, let's do it. i want to start with a look at the national forecast because i'm sure you heard about all the crazy cold. it's been out there. and while it's a little bit better today, still some wild temperatures right now 0 degrees in my not nor