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our governor, governor ducey, - had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them| theredler is a hub where autonomousl vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. _ it's kind great to bel in the centre of that. chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they're on a grid. and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride on one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google�*s subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact that there's loads of them means they can judge distan

our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide - the arms of our state . to welcome them theres a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where - autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place - else in the galaxy. it's kind great to bel in the centre of that. chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it has very clean streets, they're on a grid. and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google's subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact there's loads of them means they

our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide - the arms of our state . to welcome them there it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where - autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place - else in the galaxy. it's kind great to bel in the centre of that. chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it has very clean streets, they're on a grid. and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's test—bed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here made by google�*s subsidiary, waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and sometimes in ways that we can't with our eyes. on top, we've got loads of normal cameras looking in every direction. and the fact there's loads of them mea

in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, whichere actually doing, when the vehicles were in autonomous mode, what their criteria were for it. and then... so, the vehicles were doing anything they wanted and uber had free reign. tempe police called the crash "entirely avoidable", after investigations found that the safety driver was watching television on her phone at the time of the fatal incident. miss vasquez could still face charges of vehicular manslaughter. she looked down, they estimate, 160 times during the circuit that she was doing. the evidence showed that she was streaming the view, which is a tv show, on her phone at the exact time of the impact. so what exactly went wrong with uber�*s self—driving technology on that night? it can't really be to do with poor visibility, can it? one of the messed up things about this whole accident has been the video that was released by uber after the accident. and if you've seen this video, it looks like the street is very dark, and then at the last second, the woman on the bike sudde

meanwhile arizona governor doug ducey is slamming the administration for saying the

meanwhile arizona governor doug ducey is slamming the administration for saying the border is securend saying mayorkas is divorced from reality. alex hogan from the border city of donna, texas. >> many people wrapping up a day of easter celebration with families and the center behind me dedicated to children who are all alone more than 4000 kids here which is a center that was expected to house 250 people to begin with, we see constant construction throughout the day to expand the facility we see trucks coming go and workers putting up fences and tense throughout the day construction that will be needed to house the 18000 kids who are in u.s. custody last week journalists were allow inside and had their hair washed and asked if they were having suicidal thoughts they were checked for scabies, fever and injuries but not given covid-19 test unless they showed symptoms. the white house is the influx of migrants as a result not of policy changes but stems from a crisis in central america the administration special envoy for the northern triangle will travel south on monday through thursd

between jen psaki and our colleague, peter ducey. >> do you know why that is and if she's making anyoney off of that? >> the president or the vice president? >> the president's book. >> they are talking about if they go to shelters or -- >> a welcome kit apparently, there is a copy of her 2019 children's book, super heroes are everywhere. i would have to check on that i hear it's a good book so the vice president's children's book being given to children in these migrant shelters. what do you know about this? >> it's an interesting setup, you have to ask, who is paying for it and if she's getting paid for it is that coming out of the taxpayer till or is she simply giving away those books. they are available on amazon. you can pick one up for $11. the ultimate goal is if you're suggesting as a policy we're simply giving away good books for good kids there is nothing wrong with that but the real question, of course, that is, is she making any money off of this? jen psaki took light the question from peter ducey will have a different reaction if she's making money off of it. >> quite th

. >> thank you for having me we've been talking about this for at least two weeks governor ducey hasal in the emergency manager for emergency management in military affairs in arizona we have searched ouro soldiers and airmen to the border under bush, obama and trump administration because we believe border security is not only national security butec community security and we see with increased illegal crossings some real security issues for people in personnel on both sides of the border as a rule of law is degraded further in southern arizona. liz: why not get you guys more money you have a humanitarian crisis, national security crisis, public health crisis at the border there is not more money coming in democrats are still a walled not going to the border talking president biden vice president kamala harris, senator chuck schumer they're not going there but they try to claim it is trump's fault, that's a weird 180. >> i think the change of policy, as an example we have seen back in the previous surge of illegal crossings we had only about 15% claiming asylum and in southwestern a

former president today he put out a statement attacking the current republican governor of arizona doug duceye that's been a long-time supporter of donald trump's saying that ducey is one of the worst governors in america because he is not doing more to protect those who are conducting this fourth audit of the ballots in maricopa county. ryan nobles, cnn, on capitol hill. >>> tesla's profits have topped $1 billion for the t. irs time. it wasn't long ago that the automaker was losing money most quarters and in danger of running out of cash, but tesla has now posted record profits for three straight quarters. ceo elon musk told investors monday the company struggled in recent months with a shortage of computer chips that has dogged the industry. tesla has also been helped by a large investment in bitcoin. >>> and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is coming up next. you're watching cnn. have yourselves a great day. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $5 for less than $24. a stand mer for

by the way, senators kelly and sinema back up what governor ducey is doing. >> dana: exactly.asic need you have in the country is security and border security is it. the biden administration is trying to change the idea of what bipartisanship. if you look at polls across the country, strong bipartisan majority of people very much disapprove of how they are handling the border. it's as if they want to single handedly turn over the next election to the republicans. you think of the margins they have in the house. they will probably lose 7 to 10 seats in redistricting alone. imagine all of those moderate members, the ones that make up the majority of nancy pelosi's caucus and joe biden's senate. they are the ones that will be in trouble here. on the merits -- i think the white house totally screwed up something, juan. the refugees are a different situation. they go through a background check, they go through it legally and in the pipeline. some of them have plane tickets going to come over. the pandemic changed things, understandable from president trump. the fact that president

arizona governor ducey is with us.act that we have a plan, the vice president will go but will go in june? >> well, this is not a plan. this is no plan. there's no sense of urgency or purpose in this administration. just yesterday i stood in front of a wide open border in yuma, arizona where drug cartels, human traffickers and child sex traffickers can stream across and take advantage of people in the worst possible situation. we need attention on this right now in arizona. i have two united states senators, both that are part of vice president harris' party that are also calling a meeting in the border, calling up the national guard to support ice, cbp and the border patrol. that's what we need from the biden administration and we need it now. >> martha: you're dealing with it right now, as you said, day to day with the people that live along the border and the situation along the border. she's going to guatemala. she sat down with a number of foundations and they had a discussion about the root causes. why is it that

so far former san diego mayor kevin faulkner, businessman john cox, and former representative doug ducey have all said that they are also running for governor. >>> california has its first filipino american attorney general. he was sworn in in just the past hour. the east bay assemblymen is the second asian american to hold the title of top cop kamala harris. >> reporter: city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into a police custody death. that has raised some questions. former san francisco city attorney has been hired to find out why 26-year-old mario gonzalez died in police custody on monday. police say they responded to reports of a suspected theft on oak street. when they tried to detain gonzales, officers say there was a struggle and gonzales suffered a medical emergency. he died at the hospital. his family disputes the claims and says that he did not have a's angle medical problem. city officials say they will soon release body camera footage of the incident. >>> a retail center in san jose appears to be a pandemic success story. mercury news reports. chains are

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i mean, if you look at what joe biden's done, i took an aerial tour with governor ducey from arizona. he stopped building the wall by not putting up the fences and didn't electrify the lights and fences to make sure border patrol were safe, but the democrats don't want to do anything. i believe we have to figure out how to take care of the daca kids, and create security at the border and let's figure out how we make this a country where people that want to live the dream that we want to live can come in here on a legal basis, but i have been in d.c. for a little over two years, and i mean, i had a bill that every republican signed off on to improve temporary protective status, and democrats blocked it on the floor twice, and part of it was to give tps to venezuelans fleeing maduro. would they talk to me about it? no. they would not have a meeting with me about it. they had no interest in getting anything done. they wanted to have an issue for campaign. i want legal immigration. my state's full of legal immigration. we've prospered because of legal immigration, and why the democrats do

what's happening is our governor, governor ducey, our local government, we are picking up the tab becauseto do our part because the federal government isn't doing its job. this administration is is her ting the crisis on this border. judge jeanine: ken paxton, you are the attorney general. are you going to sue the federal government? what are the ags doing? >> we sued them on the third day of the biden administration and we sued them last week because they are releasing criminals back into our society that's supposed to be deported. i don't understand why any administration would release a convicted felon sitting in a prison in arizona or texas is supposed to be deported when they leave the prison, and in this case the biden administration is not doing that for any explanation we have been given. judge jeanine: this is frightening. they are trying to take our guns away and letting people in who are criminals. thank you for joining us tonight. next, cancel culture comes to georgia. but the masters golf tournament stays put, even after the mlb surrendered to the left's demand. golf ledge no

we will take a listen to arizona governor doug ducey says happened when he asked the administration tothe national guard. >> secretary and i had a conversation, i really felt that the end of the conversation that he was divorced by reality. he tried to sign off by saying the border is secure and i pushed back and said mr. secretary, that type of communication will ring with complete inauthenticity in the state of arizona, the border is not secure. arthel: however, the administration has consistently insisted it does have a plan and working on sending additional shelter space for those apprehended at the border. let's go to alex hogan reporting live from the custom and border protection center and donna texas. >> on easter sunday this facility is no quiet place, it is full steam ahead with construction to expand the center which is supposed to house 250 people but right now holds about 4000 children who cross the board alone. we seen trucks, go throughout the day and workers setting up new tents all of this is to help house the more than 18000 children who are currently in u.s. custody.

have called it a very patriotic book, and in some ways, although in many parts i am critical and doug ducey where we can improve things. but i do admit that it is a patriotic book while it also tries to acknowledge some of the misunderstandings that have been going on about immigrants in the immigrant experience. that's my opening remarks and since we spoke you asked me to pick out a segment to read, i have prepared a fairly short passage i i can read. it's a couple of minutes and may be that gives you a a flavor f what the book sounds like. >> please, go ahead. >> so the book is somewhat divided into two two sectio. the first four chapters deal with the experiences of an immigrants arrival and the final four chapters deal with what happens after resettlement, and when life begins to feel so-called normal, and what are the things that immigrants begin to experience and observation then? so this passage is from a chapter called the diaspora, and so here it goes. in lieu of haggling when of the most satisfying aspect of any shopping experience for your fellow expatriate, , they have embraced

arizona governor doug ducey has declared a state of emergency in his state deploying an additional 250ional guard troops. >> president biden, we're getting whiplash out here from all the mixed signals. president biden, if you want to stop the disaster that's unfolding here and will only get worse in the coming months, you should declare a national emergency. >> harris: chad wolf is a former acting dhs secretary and heritage foundation visiting fellow. thank you for being with me. when we've talked in the past we talked about the ramp up to where we are right now. how would you describe, categorize this moment this time? >> well again, we continue to have an ongoing crisis that is now becoming a national tragedy what's occur at the border. you've had over 170,000 illegal apprehensions in the month of march alone. the governor now those numbers increase as we get later into the months of the summer. so again the biden administration continues to address the symptoms of this problem and not going towards the root causes of it. you need to enforce the law and you need to get serious about

in arizona, governor doug ducey said he is sending a national guard troops and $25 million to his state'st biden, you should declare a national emergency and to deploy the vast powers of your administration to stop what is happening here. >> and shannon, just last week there was a horrific car crash involving dozens of migrants in the back of a truck. authorities here on the ground worry that one of these americans and their passengers are going to get hurt. shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. first up into nights "where in the world," tragedy in india where an oxygen leak in a hospital led to the death of 22 covid patients on ventilators. rescuers scrambled to quickly plug a faulty valve as oxygen fumes poured out. and diaz dealing with a deadly second covid wave there. protesters across russia calling for release on the same day president vladimir putin holds his annual address by the protests were smaller than expected, reportedly at least 100 people detained by security forces. in that address, by the way, putin warning the west to not cross a redline. he said moscow's response wo

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in arizona, republican governor doug ducey has signed a sweeping anti-abortion bill that makes it a felonyfor doctors to terminate pregnancies because of a fetal genetic defect such as down syndrome. the bill's language is so broad it could also lead to charges against nurses and other staff at health centers. arizona state representative diego espinoza blasted the new law, saying it is "anti-families, anti-woman, and anti-doctor." meanwhile in a good or, celebrating after ecuador's high court decriminalid abortion in cases of rape. the national congress of american indians has slammed cnn for not taking santorum off the dish, to a student. >> we created a blank slate. we birthed a nation from nothing. there's is nothing here. we have native americans, yes, but there isn't much native american culture in american culture. amy: the national congress of american indians criticized cnn for not firing santorum. the group's president fawn sharp said -- "televising someone with his views on native american genocide is fundamentally no different than putting an outright nazi on television to just

. >> do you think the governor, governor ducey, will sign it into law?ated which way he'll go, but he's getting a lot of pressure not only from community organizations working diligently to make sure our communities are part of the decision-making process, but also from business leaders. arizona is going to get another black eye if we continue to move legislation that's not good for democracy, that's not good for arizona. he's getting a lot of pressure. we're hoping if this gets to his deaf desk that he will veto this bill. remember, he himself said the elections are secure, the systems work, and we need to make sure that people are voting. >> let's be very clear about what's in this bill. initially it would take people off this permanent early voting list, which is something arizona has, if they had not voted in the last four election cycles including in partisan primaries and if they didn't respond to this final mailed notice. in the end the house amendment says if they didn't vote in the previous two election cycles. you know what this bill is saying.

in arizona, governor doug ducey announced he is sending in national guard troops and $25 million to hisou should declare a national emergency. and deploy the vast powers of your administration to stop what's happening here. >> and, bret, just in the past couple of days, we have seen a horrifying car crash involving dozens of migrants in the back of a truck. authorities here are extremely worried that one of these teenage drivers and their passengers are going to get hurt. bret? >> bret: aishah, thank you, along the border. up next, are some new york schools teaching students that white people are somehow evil? we'll take you there, one controversy. first, beyond our borders tonight, indonesia's navy is searching for a submarine that disappeared north of the resort island of bali. military says 53 people were on board. the vessel was participating in a training exercise when it missed a scheduled reporting call. united nations human rights experts call on russia to allow jailed kremlin critic alexi nalvani to be medically evacuated abroad. they believe his life is in serious danger. in a

. >> harris: arizona governor doug ducey taking matters into his own hands and deploying 250 national guard troops to the border. his state is struggling to process a record number of influx of migrants and nearly every day we see new images which illustrate how serious the crisis is. border officials earlier this month stopped a commercial trailer packed with nearly 150 migrants trying to cross illegally into the united states. none of them was wearing a mask when they were apprehended. we have to test these people and treat these people. a loot that goes into this. chip roy of texas joins me now and he is pushing hard for a vote on legislation that would reinstate enforcement of president trump's covid-19 protocols at our southern border as migrants overcrowd facilities. welcome to the program, congressman. first of all tell me about this effort and why it is so dire. >> glad to be on the show. let me take a few seconds to bring up the absurd tee of what maxine waters did and making the point she may have jeopardized the case causing a judge to question whether it would go down on a

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. >>> moving on, governor ducey was visiting a community vaccination site, in one of the hardest hit places on the coast today. abc7 news reporter spoke with the governor at a small catholic church. >> reporter: the familiar white vaccine tents popped up at the lady of the rosary church in union city, as a governor spoke with those in line. vaccinated, local officials, about the challenges of talking people into getting a shot. >> we have now lifted that burden, that anxiety. around age and conditions. and a veiled every californian, 16 and older, the opportunity to get those axes. >> reporter: the governor says 49%, virtually half of californians have already gotten at least one shot. and he said the key to getting more shots in arms, our small community clinics, like this one. folks here on the ground told the governor it is not so easy to get people past their vaccine hesitancy, or indifference. >>'s we're knocking on my door, but some people don't want to hear about the vaccine, you know? and some people who are very aggressive that we want to give them information. most don't wa

and this is a governor, who went to joe biden's inauguration, doug ducey, in order to make a point. that the, i guess, the majority of the republicans who are doing the bidding of the former president are on the wrong side of truth, of history, of politics, all of the above, like paul was talking about. and, you know, even republicans in congress who have been very critical of the former president. shelly moore capito. i spoke to her on state of the union yesterday. very critical of january 6th. of his role in that. you know, candidly so. when i asked her about whether or not there is a place for president trump to run again, in 2024, she said it was too early. but she did say there is still a place for him in the republican party. that's different from what liz cheney is saying. she is out there, with maybe a handful of other elected-republican officials, who are trying to put the squeeze on the former president. because they believe that is the only-viable path for the gop. >> dana bash, paul begala, thank you. amazing times. >>> more breaking news next. president biden is set to

arizona's governor doug ducey said this week when asked whether he would sign any of these rules intoe appropriate legislation he deems necessary. lindsey? >> vaughn hillyard, we'll keep a close eye on that. thank you. we begin a new hour at msnbc right now. >>> former president donald trump back on stage and lashing out at fellow republicans at a donor event, reportedly taking aim at senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, determined as ever to keep his grip on the gop. plus. >> i didn't do -- >> back up. >> whoa, hold on. >> an active duty member of the u.s. army pulled over by police. what happened next caught on body camera and now going viral. that lieutenant now suing for excessive force. >> you call some of these members political terrorists. >> oh, yeah. jim jordan especially. my colleague from ohio. >> former republican house speaker jim boehner skewering jim comey jordan and ted cruz airing on cbs. >> sort of like the wright brothers on mars. nasa preparing for the first flight test of the ingenuity helicopter. it is said to be the first powered flight of an aircraft on anot

another governor, doug ducey, trump tactics that at the end of the day or costly, ineffective and reallyon to the voters. the president of mexico is pledging to help, he says mexico will build 17 shelters along its southern border with guatemala to shelter migrant children in hopes of reducing the number of children entering the united states. kind of check in with our ktvu, meteorologist mark tamayo on special assignment today at the marine mammal center up in south salido gray skies where you are, mark, yeah. still lots of clouds and fog, your gossip, some drizzle, but, yeah, we are here to remember center and sauce lido for earth day to learn. maura about the ocean's health and also the marine life out there as well. we also want to a check in right now with the medical director, dr kara field. it is a busy time of year for you guys. is that right thing this time? here it is. indeed springtime is pops season. so with that we have ah, lot of animals here on site almost 100, different marine mammal patients on site right now, and so there's a lot of ways. tol of try to describe the envi

governor doug ducey rescinded the mask order for schools all across arizona.rnor are letting school districts and charter schools if they want to mandate use of face maskings. doing so the governor rescinded part of an executive order that required face masks in schools. the governor said the decision was based on updated guidance from the cdc as well as increasing number of people who received the covid vaccine. some health officials in arizona are more dubious saying masks should still be mandatory in schools but the governor says he will not dictate from the governor's office. stuart: all right. some elite universities are going to mandate vaccines for the fall. which are requiring the jab, ashley? ashley: yes. sniff, sniff. the latest are yale and columbia university who join fellow ivy league schools, cornell and brown, requiring proof of vaccinations if students want to live on campus in the fall. columbia says the decision was made on the strong recommendation of public health colleagues. yale says they're is plenty of evidence now that shows the vaccin

what's your basis for the request of governor doug ducey?and a tornado that hit the midwest, we all recognize that's a disaster and we need to pull together with the country that's a problem. the biden administration has declared up state of emergency, and we will be able to tap into the resources that we would need to. and this is a generational problem which became permanently changed in the country if we don't do something. and i've said this before when i'm on the show, the cartels, the degenerates that are poisoning our neighborhoods are using this crisis to expand the cartels, and it will affect the entire country. >> john: the ventilation will be before the congress and we hope to have congressman jim jordan on that tomorrow. in terms of increase in felons coming across the border, according to the cbp, arrested criminal illegal immigrants have more than doubled year to year and are on pace to go even higher. in fiscal year 2020, 2,138. so far this year, 5,018, attorney general bernie fitch and we expected that number will continue to

arizona's governor ducey how he believes aspects of this administration aren't connected with reality. >> this is a crisis, it is an emergency. this is a problem that was largely solved or stable under the previous administration. the biden white house is divorced from reality. they need to fix these policies, properly communicate and provide resources to border states now so we can stem the tide of what is happening at this border. >> dana: you have to wonder if the two democratic senators from arizona, manchin and sinema, this they won't try to help their state by putting pressure on the administration. i find it interesting kamala harris was given this important responsibility which they've narrowed down and we still haven't heard from her. >> bill: it is said that 1,000 migrants cross the border every day. over this easter weekend i know it's a holiday weekend but the president was at camp david all weekend for about four days and kamala harris was on the west coast. draw your own conclusions, right? 14 minutes past the hour. major league basketball moving the all-star game out of

sends a message that we're sharing the oath of office just like our governor did, i applaud governor ducey to secure and protect our citizens and our state. the president biden, i told secretary mayorkas this this week if you prioritize the southwest border and all our borders to include, send a message that the border is closed for illegal activity, because the only ones that's supporting this is the cartels. so, we need the president to do that. neil: all right, the cartels are one thing, the administration says that republicans and those who they argue are making this a bigger deal, from their point of view, are making it seem like it's all drug cartels and it's all people pushing those innocent children and the rest, that's making the situation look out of proportion to what it is. what did you think of that argument? >> well and i'll be honest with you, after 37 years, neil, working this border, and seeing good, the bad and the ugly again , and then for people to put politics into public safety, humanitarian, national security, is very upsetting. i don't police for politics. you would

as you mentioned arizona governor ducey announcing he is sending the national guard and 25 -- [inaudibleisten. >> president biden does the right thing and acts, they will be able to support i.c.e. and cpb, two agencies that desperately need all the support they can get but it doesn't look like this administration will act anytime soon. we're not going to sit around and wait any longer. reporter: yeah, they need the help, neil. authorities are telling me they are so overwhelmed on the ground, even with these teenage smugglers if they catch them, sometimes you know, they just get off with a slap on the wrist. neil: thank you very, very much for that update. i want to go to phil flynn and scott martin back with us to look at the impact of this on the economy. if you think about it, phil, much is born of the fact that things are so bad south of the border mexico, central and south america, this is what happens. now one idea that has come up is to help finance and provide money, support, for those who are making the journey. what do you think of that? >> i think it would be a good idea but th

. >> because kelly and kyrsten sinema are setting with doug ducey, the governor about the crisis at thehank you. >> jacqui heinrich? >> republicans here were really impressed with senator scott's speech. it they thought it was very effective hearing him talk about his personal experiences and how he touched his life. from being pulled over and unnecessarily without reason or followed in a grocery store while shopping. to sing those experiences have shaped him. he narrowed and on the difference between how democrats -- they believe to push legislation before it got really said that from colleges to culture wars democrats favor these issues around race as a factor telling people that the color of their skin matters. a nation of redemption and opportunity, he believes that this sort of race dissension. it brings us back to a time to the antiquated thinking of what race defines you. it takes away the opportunity that he really tries to embody in his speech. >> live on the hill, thank you. sean hannity at the top of the hour. one thing to point out, joe biden that senator delivered the respo

governor ducey had to declare an emergency at the border because joe biden won't admit there is an emergencynted out, there are 178,000 detentions at the border last month. that is a 15 year record. there were almost 19,000 unaccompanied minors that were detained. that is a 93% increase over the previous one month record. this is an emergency. the first thing that joe biden did in january 28th as he revoked president trump's emergency declaration at the border. he can't restore the emergency declaration or admit that it is an emergency without admitting that donald trump is right. as a result, you have the state of inner arizona spending $25 million of it's money. operation lone star sending troops to the border. these are federal responsibilities, but this federal government is not beating them. >> sandra: you get the frustration in his voice when he was speaking there. he says the numbers speak for themselves. we do shall he be encounters in december and march. these are the encounters at arizona's tucson and yuma sectors. when you look at the clear comparison here, this is the story, mark

it, and so i'm glad that governor ducey is standing up saying he will worry about his citizens he knowsrican citizens. stuart: governor, sorry, senator, you covered a lot of ground in 3 1/2 minutes. that is pretty good sir, congratulations. we want to hear more from you. >> bye-bye. stuart: yes, sir. we all know, susan knows, in particular cathie wood who runs a fund, right? susan: yes. stuart: she's upping her coinbase buying. why is she doing that? she is doubling down. susan: she is doubling down. stuart: tripling down. susan: why do we talk about cathie wood? because she returned 100% the past year. not a lot of fund managers give you those type of returns. she is the fund manager of the moment. she is doubling down on coinbase adding another 236,000 shares. that takes her total now to $400 million almost in coinbase. it is interesting that she believes in coinbase because it is way off. the peak on its day one was above 420? it lost $20 billion in market cap from the first day debut. she is picking up palantir, nvidia, and draftkings. by the way i will throw this in there. do you k

arizona attorney general mark brnovich calling on governor ducey to declare a state of emergency amiduri launching lawsuits against the biden administration, demanding it bring back former president trump's remain in mexico policy, both states saying at the elapse in law creating a surge in human trafficking, and also very at unprecedented cost to taxpayers, 14 he attorneys general are suing the biden administration, over various policies. meanwhile, a group of republican senators legislation to strip major league baseball of antitrust protection, senators ted cruz mike lee josh hawley citing the league decision to pull all-star game out of atlanta in protest of georgia's voting law mlb antitrust exemption in place nearly a century essentially allows league to operate as monopoly. markets are higher this morning, as we begin the first-quarter earnings reporting season we've got big bank earnings he is coming out all morning this morning, dow industrials up 22 nasdaq up 47, s&p 500, up another 5 1/4 further into record territory, after hitting another all-time high, in yesterday's trad

travel to central americaning northern triangle recently in june, this comes as arizona governor doug duceye biden administration, joining me right now attorney general of arizona mark brnovich great to have you back with me this morning thanks so much for joining us what i would like to understand better how are you going to fight back and actually effect changing you are one of 1 or 14 ie. g's fighting this radical agenda tell us where this case moves ex-your lawsuit against the administration who hears cases and you actually believe you will effect change. >> three lawsuits our office is working on one involves to deportations we actually judge federal judge order expedited discovery allowing us to did he' three witnesses get biden administration officials in court filed petition to supreme court vooeven we claim abouted information incentivizing people by government benefits third biden administration violating nepa, because they stopped building the call stopped remain in members policy all federal court, the reality is that we are hoping the judge rules our way, but, you know, i heard

ainsley: this week arizona's governor doug ducey issued emergency over the border crisis and callinguard now. brian: is he totally exasperated. will cain went there to get a firsthand look and spoke to a panel of sheriffs around the country. pete: our good friend joins us now from texas. i can't believe you went to the border without me. will, how are you doing? will: i'm doing good, pete. sorry to have left you up north while i went south to the border. it was important. i have been to the border two times. two more times than the vice president of the united states. here's why it's so important because i got to see on the ground as you will see literally on the ground the effects of drug smuggling and illegal immigration on this country i spoke to panel of sheriffs from all over about the quality of life issues this imposes on their communities and what they are determined to do about it. watch. >> without border security. we will never have true homeland security. and american lives are at risk every single day. >> this isn't a republican or a democrat issue. this is an american i

. >> you are one hundred percent, governor ducey declared a state of emergency here i can tell you into united states big scary got aways those individuals that were able to get into united states, avoid apprehension realistically number is not truly known the number you hear is a made-up number this fiscal year for nation over 150,000 got aways arizona fiscal year over 55,000 got aways, nationwide in the last two months, we've seen over 61,000 got aways, those are individuals that you have no idea what country they are from, you have no idea what their intentions are why coming into united states, and pretty much in the country, we don't know intentions, and we just don't know who they are, and a big problem, now being in arizona, i can tell you the majority of those individuals are coming through the reservation native american reservation around over 61 linear miles with mexico, and even with the state of emergency being declared, national guardsmen down there, in order to be effective they are going to have to allow you national guardsmen to assist on reservation. >> the got aways