generally came in something about them, cpb scraped them at border, have biometrics, with a passport. you generally know they are. if you got somebody, happened very rarely, got somebody no data points, human sources are telling you this guy is trouble that would be an enormous spin-up. only happened two or three times in my career. now it is a daily risk. they're coming in the country, they don't know who they are, mayorkas, i don't say this lightly, i don't like the tit-for-tat, mayorkas should be impeached. i have never seen such law enforcement darryl election of duty. david: paul you ended on opinionated note, you gave no spin, no spin on what might be going on here. paul mauro. great man. >> thank you. david: turning to israel, a deal was reached to free at least 50 israeli women and children held by hamas terrorists which includes a four-day pause in fighting. lucas tomlinson has the details for us now. lucas. >> reporter: well, david president biden is thankful and hopeful this deal gets all american hostages out. that is up to 10 of them. now last night shortly after arriving

into canada but it was heading toward a cpb station. >> right. cheryl: so they had a heart get target. let's be clear. there is not a cyclical target, in the past they want body counts. they don't necessarily do things necessarily only symbolic. at this point in time we don't have other information that indicates they were trying to do something where they would take life in addition to send a message. cheryl: as a new yorker. cheryl: the backdrop of last two weeks has changed. our own grady trimble saying the tsa putting out a statement regarding the nation's airports, now americans heading to the nation's airports can expect more security. they can expect more scrutiny. there will be more dogs. we'll be looking at everything more carefully but, tom homan. tom homan has been speaking for years about the security, no porous border. tom said look, our northern border is just as vulnerable as our southern border. >> it is largest land border in so this is a tough issue. liz: we did learn a few moments ago, president biden and israeli prime minister

day at the cpb, when we had already taken our people, we decided to move to the hotel and, on the instructionss beginning, prepare your boarding passes and passports and come to boarding gate number six. november 16 9:50, this is a special belavia flight, we are flying to cairo together with doctors, psychologists and rescuers. boeing 737,800 with 1889 seats, we fly without luggage in the luggage compartment, blankets, warm clothes, things for children. when they fled from hell, they took only them, most importantly, the children. belarusians and their families were given 72 hours from the moment they crossed the rafah checkpoint until their departure to their homeland. these were the conditions in cairo. they left the gas on november 15, and on november 16 a humanitarian flight was organized for them. in fact , the flight is standard for us, it’s a job, we perform it like a regular flight, we understand that there is some kind of responsibility. we understood that a special board will arrive at 2:00 in the afternoon, three, therefore, well, there is no point in people checking into a hotel, c

cpb records.sh reality of the biden administration's border crisis impacts millions of americans in cities across the country. i am thankful that senator langford and kotten have been working diligently on this legislation to address this crisis had on. senate republicans have been laser focused on actually fixing our broken asylum process, not just pouring money into a system that is simply not working. our democratic colleagues would do well to take these efforts seriously. the bottom line is simple. we don't have the luxury of a budget -- of addressing glaring threats to our national security one at a time. crises don't solve themselves just because washington cannot muster the political will to address them. unfortunately senate democrats have already suggested they want to condition urgent resources for one of our top security priorities on not addressing another one. apparently our colleagues are considering putting support for israel on the chopping block unless we promise not to fix a bord

i want to point out that obviously because this is a cpb area, a border crossing, this is an area of very high security. in the statement that kathy hochul put out, the state police are working with the joint terrorism task force but from a security standpoint, what do you see? what's important to you that we have learned so far? >> i think some of the key things frank was touching on there, chris, that we should consider is was there some sort of motive or reason to believe it's terrorism? i'm not surprised that the fbi might be reacting that way immediately trying to identify if there was some sort of potential for it. because there are some outstanding factors. one, this is a border crossing. this is something that we've seen many times in the past. you might look back all the way to the millennium plot, something that came from canada to the u.s. from a terrorism standpoint, it's logical to jump to. we have an international crisis going on in israel and gaza, so there have been calls for things like global jihad that might inspire international terrorism, and you can add to that,

cpb records.he harsh reality of the biden administration's border crisis impacts millions of americans in cities across the country. i am thankful that senator langford and kotten have been working diligently on this legislation to address this crisis had on. senate republicans have been laser focused on actually fixing our broken asylum process, not just pouring money into a system that is simply not working. our democratic colleagues would do well to take these efforts seriously. the bottom line is simple. we don't have the luxury of a budget -- of addressing glaring threats to our national security one at a time. crises don't solve themselves just because washington cannot muster the political will to address them. unfortunately senate democrats have already suggested they want to condition urgent resources for one of our top security priorities on not addressing another one. apparently our colleagues are considering putting support for israel on the chopping block unless we promise not to fix