y en ciudad juárez, méxico, hace 3 meses que el soldado david alejandro está desaparecido. de david no lo ha dejado de buscar, pero no han sentido el apoyo de las autoridades. desgraciadamente si no tienes dinero y poder, pues no te ayuda. ellos dicen que han utilizado todos los medios posibles, como regalar botellas de agua con su fotografía y el uso de inteligencia artificial. en días recientes al sur de arizona, agentes de la patrulla fronteriza localizaron a 16 migrantes dentro de la caja de un remolque, algo que dicen es sumamente peligroso, ya que con las altas temperaturas el desenlace podría haber sido otro. jesús hiram gonzález con los riesgos, cualquier carga, eh o caja refrigerada está hecha para cargar mercancía, no para viajar personas. un riesgo latente. así catalogaron transportistas el reciente hallazgo de 16 migrantes en un punto de revisión migratoria al sur de arizona. si hubiera una volcadura o algo, pues puede ser fatal. aunado a la estructura según empleados de empresas de transporte, el oxígeno dentro puede limitarse con el tiempo, más cuando en casos

david: homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas defending president biden's actions on the border to neilthat border bill, the administration has been pushing, failed another test vote in the united states senate. and it comes as new video shows migrants throwing rocks and bottles at border agents in new mexico. national border patrol council vice president art del cueto on what he makes of all this. art, great to see you. you know, i look at those videos of what's going on at the border, i must say it kind of mirrors what law enforcement's going through all over this country right now where the respect for law enforcement has fallen to a new low. >> that's exactly it, and that's the problem. and why does it continue to happen? because there's lack of consequences for these individuals that are breaking the law. and then you have the secretary of homeland security saying, you know, they've been trying all along. look, what they've been doing is getting a square peg and trying to push it into a round hole this entire time. they created the mess. they spent a year and a half, two years deny

as we mentioned, our colleague david rubenstein, carlyle group cofounder, host of peer to down with alejandro mayorkas as you can see right now on bloomberg television. let's watch and listen. sec. mayorkas: the jewel thief i am, i just stole a few for our from the law firm to join us and he would be a senior counselor on matters of technology. david: let me talk about the elephant in the room because you were the second secretary in the history of our country to be impeached. what was it like living through that impeachment process and is it finally over now? sec. mayorkas: to the best of my knowledge, it is over. [laughter] quite frankly, i have said publicly a number of times that i did not allow it to distract me. that was actually sincere. i focused intensely on my work throughout. on -- in a week where it was an issue of greater prominence in the life of the department. i might have spent 20 minutes on it. i focused on my work. it had its impact on loved ones. david: it is behind us now. as will rogers once said in paraphrasing him, the country is never safe as long as the house is in s

alejandro mayorkas. scarlet: the latest inflation print. david rieder about what he thinks the fed will do. rick: the worst fears were related. it wasn't that far from expectations. markets parse a couple hundreds of basis points to determine if it is better or worse. some things were encouraging. transportation services down. rent coming down a bit. it was on expectation. there was fear. three months in a row of high numbers. maybe we are moving to a more stable environment. by the way it was contiguous to retail sales softer. some of what you seen play out, definitely consumer pullback. ppi not being that bad. some stability. gosh. softness, a fed already raised the bar of hiking rates. now you start to think, can you get a cut done this year? that emboldened the thesis. david: we have the tendency to look at a number. there are things under that. goods versus services. different trend on inflation. from the fed's point of view, do they need both to come down? rick: remarkable. we are moving to a service oriented economy. goods prices have come

david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] alejandro mayorkas is the secretary of homeland security, and department created after 9/11. alejandro mayorkas oversees border security, a top issue for certain in the next election. recently, i had a chance to sit down with alejandra mayorkas, an immigrant from cuba, to talk about issues facing his department, including the challenges from tiktok. let me talk about the elephant in the room. you are the second secretary in the history of our country to be impeached. what was it like living through that impeachment process, and is it finally over now? sec. mayorkas: to the best of my knowledge, it's over. quite frankly, i have said a number of times that i did not allow me -- allow it to distract me. that was actually sincere. i focused intensely on my work throughout. in a week where it was an issue of greater prominence in the life of the department, i might have spent 20 minutes on it. i really just focused on my work. it had its impact on love ones. david: so it is behind us now. as rogers