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the guys a living legend, greg. dan you? -- how dare you? do we know that elvis wasn't already a hologram? have you ever met elvis? [laughter] i cannot wait for hologram groupies. what kind of writer does a hologram get? in the first "me to close title case, i was assaulted by hologram. the problem is he is -- "case. assaulted by hologram. the problem is he is dead. the people doing work, their relatives. that's why i am licensing my life now, so hologram a greg can perform while i am alive and i can reap the deserved benefits. what's the point of having the hologram dashed will do that when i'm dead -- just so jesse's kids can get another boat? i'm not paying for your education. >> jesse: i should do multiple holograms where i am to onto her. >> greg: it's not for dead people. it's for us so we can make money because we are greedy freaks. >> jessica: two things. one is a sad thing to say about this, but why i think this innovation is good. the first part of this. i like that these are life events. we talk about how we are consumed by being o

people like greg buxton, dan johnson, mark wheatley, robert spend though, susan, jake cobb, marcia andare following in the footsteps of ivan. for 45 days you and your families are sacrificing to better your communities in our state. i love you all for doing this. i really do. even you, felt. [laughter] and youtube bryant. [laughter] love you guys. i only got to serve one year as a member of the legislature. and abby will tell you that in my 20 years of public service as a city councilman, eight meier, a lieutenant governor and governor that one year in the house was my absolute favorite. my friends, the state of the state has never ever been stronger. and i am convinced that with every passing day the source of our state's strength is for the longest time people told us was our weakness we are different. we are weird. the good kind of weird the kind of weird the rest of the nation is desperate for right now. i am praying, i am praying we can keep it that way. so estate weird, your child may god bless each of you and may god bless the great state of utah, thank you. [applause] ♪ c-span

the president is not enforcing the law as he's required to do by the constitution, so, texas, greg abbott, dan patrick, they having to step in. i can not understand, and i don't know anyone who can understand a good reason why the biden administration is simply abandoning these borders. it is hard to believe that the president of the united states is allowing all of these people from all over the world to just come in and a lot of them are getting away. those people aren't going to show back up for a hearing. we don't have a border, and it is, i think the repercussions of this are going to be very serious. neil: all right that was south carolina governor mcmaster on with me earlier essentially saying that we don't have a deal , we don't have any sort of order at the border and now the back and forth and the legal back and forth with lawsuits filed left and right isn't going to make that easier even when it comes to removing right at the borders edge on the rio grande. who removes it, what do they do if that does happen and what if texas governor says he can't do what you're doing, and the feds

so texas, greg abbott, dan patrick, they're having to step in. think that lieutenant governor path rick estimated that by the end of the year -- path rick, estimated there'll be something like 10 or 11 million illegals that have come in. i don't know if that includes the ones we don't know about that got away. and that's bigger than most states. south carolina has 5.3 something million people and you're talking about 10, 11,000 illegals we don't know who they are, what's on their mind, where they came from. they're totally abandoning the immigration laws designed the not let this kind of thing happen. so we're in deep trouble. neil: you know, governor, i understand exactly where you're coming from, where your passion is coming from with all these other governors including governor abbott himself. but the supreme court was the one that ruled all of that stuff has to come down and someone's got to go in there and take it down. how do you feel about that, that this was a supreme court ruling? >> that's not what they said. what they said, i just read

i've left messages for greg abbott and dan patrick and anybody else that i can get their phone number got to start doing it or it's only going to get worse, everybody. >> reporter: wow. and. >> she wasn't the only one, stu -- [applause] people in this diner talking about the issue. we're on the business network so, nate the great, we've got to talk about the economy. s man, what's going so wrong with the economy right now? >> well, the economy can't keep up with the -- [inaudible] when it comes to rent or when it comes to anything like groceries, gas, all of that. you're in middle america, you're not automobiling to afford all -- not able to afford all these things. if you're a single person like myself, it becomes extremely expensive and and extremely hard to keep up trying to do my 401(k), my insurance and everything else. >> reporter: it's such a good point. and that's people living paycheck to paycheck as well. i've even been talking with folks who were in retirement, but they had to come out of retirement just to make ends meet. it's a crisis in our country right now. i'll send i

americans who want a strong and secure border, i want to express our thanks to governor greg abbott and lieutenant governor dangreat state of texas, where we right now have a 40 point lead. we are rightly invoking the invasion clause of the u.s. constitution. it is an invasion. but we did not need to do it just three years ago. we did not need anybody's help because we had the safest border in u.s. history. three years ago, we did not need anybody's help. today, we have a catastrophe waiting to happen. it is a terrible situation. never had anything like it before. it is the worst border anywhere in the history of the world, and i believe th has never been a cy where millions and millions of people are able to flow in with no vetting, no checking, no nothing. we don't know who they are, where they come from. they are pouring into our country and coming from prisons. they are coming from mental institutions and insane asylums. they are human traffickers. they are coming in. they are drug dealers. they are coming in. we have nory. our country is going to hell because of incompetent or bad people. terrorists are p

the texas voters and population have put into office greg abbott and ken paxton and others who today, danrick others today who are taking action to defend the sovereignty and safety of our nation beginning at texas at the border. >> harris: aunts, uncles, 11 cousins. a lot of people of color in texas in my family alone and that's what you are pointing out. to turn it into anything other than a legal issue is not just offensive, it is a dereliction of duty. they have to fix it. it doesn't matter what the people look like. the americans are red, white and blue as you just said so eloquently. >> 94 executive orders, 94 times joe biden has taken the pen without congress and done something on the border including august of 2022. he got rid of remain in mexico, it had bipartisan support working. since then 1.5 million customs and border patrol says have been released and we have no way of tracking them. they are the ones we know we can't track. then may of 2023 he took action again to just reduce our ability to know who is coming in and why. you've seen the statistics. 24,000 chinese nationals.

members to texas to help governor greg abbott with a standoff with the biden administration to secure our southern border. joining us now is texas lieutenant governor danrick. dan, i've artie gotten text messages from people who are concerned hearing that this is just what biden wants he wants something to trigger something that will end up in some kind o violence involving states versu the federal government. are you concerned about that given how this is changing? to get am not concerned, laura, the biggest mistake the biden administration could make would be confronting law enforcement or our military, our national guard at our border at this park . when we are actually doing the job that the american people want. so if they come down, and creat a situation all of america already knows now that they wil clearly see that the democrats are willing to take on estate that is operating under our constitutional right to protect our people and protect this country. i don't think even biden won't make that mistake. we are not looking for a confrontation, we are looking for them to do their job and protect the lives of texans and americans and protect the bo

drowning crossing the .io grande lieutenant governor dan patrick from texas will be with a spear and whose fault is this? stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> this is what gregeg up at once. he talks about how they do everything but shoot these migrants. so he let them drown. speak with this one is on the governor. his troopers, his officialspr preventing law enforcement from saving a life. >> we are becoming numb to the plight of people. where is your humanity?he >> laura: where is that humanity?er sweetheart, how about, where your fax? biden doj and msnbc blaming texas for the tragic deaths ofei three migrants crossing the rio grande after the state bloc border patrol from coming intooh one area. but the doj's own filing cuts against the narrative. it reads january 12, 9:00 p.m. of lies border patrol of two migrants in distress. mexican officials informedca border patrols at three migrant had drowned. approximately 8:00 p.m., the same area. the so, according to their own account, it happened in our after anyone was alerted to it. but it is still texas' your joining me now someone who has something to say about this,no texas governor dan patrick. dan, this

to texas to helpbo governor greg abbott andtt his stand up for the biden administration to secure our southern border.orde joining us now is texasr lieutenant governor, danrick. governorarti, i've already gottw text messages from people whhoor are concerned and hearing that that this is just what biden wants. he want something to trigger something that wil l end up i ending up in some type of violence involving states versuh the federal government. are you concerned about that given how this is changing? >> i'm not concerned, laura. the biggest mistake the biden administration couldbigg make wd be confronting law enforcement l or our military, our national guard, and are border atpark this part when we are actually doing the job that the american people want t. so, if they come down and create a situation, all of america already knows now they will clearly see that the democrats take on a state that is operating under ouroper constitutional right to protect our people and protect this country. i don't think even biden will make that mistake. are not looking for a confrontation. we are looking forar them to do their job and protect the lives of texans and

their border with mexico as governor greg abbott continues to refuse to back down to the white house. in moments, we'll speak with the texas lieutenant governor, danthe ground in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon, matt. >> hi, martha. this afternoon texas is not complying with the biden administration's demands to allow border patrol agents back into this park. in fact, state attorney general ken paxton has now fired back at the biden administration with demands and a deadline of his own. paxton is asking the biden administration by february 15 to support its claim that the there's an easement. if the biden administration can confirm they have rights to the land, texas will let them back in. for now, they're standing their ground. >> for the time being, there's no injunction. they can come in. that doesn't mean we have to let them on our property. we have no obligation to do that. they're claiming that it's their property. i think they made that up. >> fox camera is capturing this new video of a presumed coyote takes off of his values, gets into the river and guides a family with a very young girl illegally across the fast-moving water. he dumps t

greg bear with me. joining me now i hope is the manager of the living collection , eccles, tell us more. , dan eccles, toevening dan. hello hi, dan. what is this all about? i mean, seriously, what are the what are the animals? uh, god love them . the animals? uh, god love them. going to do with old potted christmas trees? well we've all been there, haven't we? >> we've all wanted a potted christmas tree for christmas so that you can keep it in the garden and reuse it next year. uh i've done that for the past three years, and every single time my has been way too time my tree has been way too scruffy bring inside. uh, scruffy to bring inside. so, uh, they usually get wasted or burnt. what we will probably be doing with the is either doing with the trees is either brightening the visitor brightening up the visitor areas, which is really important , too. um, we've had a lot of ash dieback the past few ash dieback in the past few years , so just make making the years, so just make making the visitor areas a bit more filled out is really important . and out is really important. and that's a big thing because

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