right now governor desantis is getting ready to meet with potential voters in eagle pass, texas as you look live there. we will -- he will deliver remarks and take questions there, we're told. here is some of what he had to say yesterday about president biden's immigration policies. >> the parolee is doing is unconstitutional. we sued him on things like catch and release. he is abusing the law to change the law to allow people to have an open border. we'll deputize state and local officials to also enforce immigration laws. >> dana: bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas. what did you find out? >> good morning to you. this is governor desantis first trip to the texas border as a presidential candidate. as you can see behind me in a matter of moments he will be meeting with potential voters here in eagle pass where he is going to lay out his plan for the border. eagle pass, the epicenter of the border crisis the last couple of years and show you what he saw when he got here last night. we were with him late yesterday afternoon as he arrived here in eagle pass, met with texas dps troo

the florida governor will be in eagle pass, texas.area's most overwhelmed with the storage of migrants with that as a refined bill melugin right now. >> jon, good evening to florida governor desantis is going to be here in eagle pass tonight as well as tomorrow morning is going to be the voters and announce what his plan is for the southern border if he were to be elected president becomes your two eagle pass what does the epicenter of the border crisis for the better part of two years now. we'll show you what is going on here in recent days. take a look at the first piece of video given just one of our contacts in eagle has large group of migrants crossing illegally on the middle of broad daylight as the water was running lower. title 42 dropped last month. by the ministration wants migrants to go to ports of entry but not everyone is doing that. you see large groups of the migrants crossing brazenly in the middle of the river. eagle pass continued to see a surge of illegal crossings for and will talk about the unaccompanied children

got a birds eye view of eagle pass. same thing. after a couple of minutes, we looked in the water and saw more migrants crossing illegally in to eagle pass. he got a flavor of what happens out here every day. the governor said if elected, he would terminate all of president biden's executive decisions regarding the border. take a listen. >> we'll reverse every one of them. all he's doing is unconstitutional. we won against him in court in florida. we sued him on catch and release. he's abusing the law to basically change the law to allow people to have an open border. that's not what it is. all that goes away on day one. we'll have a new sheriff in town january 20th, 2025. >> and neil, governor desantis said he would push to end birth right citizenship. the idea that if you're born in the united states, you're automatically a u.s. citizen. he said something more controversial. he said if he's president, he would change rules of engagement at the border to allow for deadly force to be used against anybody cutting through the border

he got a bird's eye view of what's going on in eagle pass. within a few minutes, we saw more migrants crossing illegally in the water. the got got a taste of what happens here day in and day out. the governor told me if he's elected on day number 1, he intends to reverse every one of president biden's authorities when it comes to the border. take a listen. >> we'll reverse everyone of them. the parole he's doing is unconstitutional. we've won against him in court in florida. we sued him on things like catch and release. he's abusing the law to change the law to allow people to have an open border. that's not what it is. all of that goes away on day one. we'll have a new sheriff in town on january 20th, 2025. >> trace, a couple of other things that jumped out. he says he intends to partially pay for a border ball by taxing remittances from illegal aliens. he said he would deputize local law enforcement to deport people back to mexico. that is not happening right now and would likely bring lawsuits. he says he stands by that and believes it sho

i was down in eagle pass yesterday.d a boat tour, -- we've got a lot of archives, we have a lot of fish and wildlife boat, we do a lot on the water with either -- whole -- highway patrol. and we believe this is important. but what i think to happen is if the federal government will not do it's job the states should be permitted to send people back. that is what you need to do. [applause] right now, it is kind of -- there have been some pre--- supreme court decisions. it's not something they are making up. they are saying states can intrude on the federal government prerogative to enforce immigration because immigration is a federal issue. therefore what the fed says goes, i don't know whether that is right or not, but if the fed has the responsibility to do immigration, and they decide just to not do it, then are we just helpless? you don't have the law enforced at all? i've can tell you as president, we will fully deputize all state and local government to be able to enforce immigration law. you will be able to have th

although our cameras in eagle pass have captured some migrants camping out in the heat on the u.s.some with children who say they have been unable to make their online appointments like they are supposed to to try to enter the country. bill. >> bill: no matter how hot it gets the migrants don't stop coming. casey stiegel live in dallas. >> dana: former president donald trump holds a commanding lead in the republican party's presidential nomination race. according to fox news poll he leads florida governor ron desantis 2-1. the rest of the fail trailing in the single digits. chris sununu is joining us now. call for number one. this is who republican voters say they would never vote for, okay? mike pence at 35%. nikki haley at 20%. ramaswamy 16%, trump is only at 13%. and i think in some ways you can look at the fact his numbers went from 53% approval to 56% approval after the indictment. in some ways do you feel like this is getting way out of reach for any of the competitors to try to touch him? >> no, no, it's not. we're still two months away from the first debate. the average vot

we joined him on a boat tour of eagle pass. take a look at this video. we were with him on a fish and wildlife boat. in a couple minutes, we saw multiple groups crossing il illegally in front of us brazenly. some already on the u.s. side where they were blocked by razor wire. we went up to the skies. look at this helicopter tour of desantis. more of the same. more migrants crossing illegally in the water. his opponent, former president donald trump, he is pledging the largest wave of deportations ever if elected. i asked the governor to respond. take a listen. >> he said that in 2016 as well and didn't do it. they had some. they didn't have anything out of the ordinary. we'll be more assertive than he was. >> if i'm hearing you correctly, president trump promised mass deportations. you feel he didn't deliver. you say you will deliver? >> we will. a firm and swift consequence to violating the law. >> and governor desantis told me that he would cut off all federal funding to ngos, the nongovernmental organizations that have been getting hundreds of million

i was in eagle pass yesterday. we did a tour.e've got some of her fish and wildlife folks who do a lot on the water. we have highway patrol. we have put a lot of people with the national guard of florida. we believe it is important. but what i think to happen is if the federal government will not do its job, states should be fermented to send people back. that is what you need to do. [applause] right now, there have been supreme court decisions. it is not like this is something people are making up. they excite states can intrude on the federal government's prerogative to enforce immigration. immigration is a federal issue. therefore, what the fed says goes. i do not know if that is right or not, but if the feds have the responsibility to do immigration and they decide to not do it, are we helpless? we do not have laws enforced at all? states have a role to play. as president, we are going to fully deputize state and local governments to enforce immigration law. [applause] you will have that authority. and we are not going to all

empezamos con el aumento de la vigilancia en la frontera de eagle pass. hay refuerzos de florida. tiffany nos cuenta como estÁ la militarizaciÓn. tiffany: llegaron los refuerzos de la florida a la frontera. ahora no hay paso porque estÁ en manos del departamento de seguridad pÚblica del estado de texas. el que entre al parque sin permiso serÁ arrestado. >> los llevan a la cÁrcel y les ponen cargos, le toman las huellas. >> agentes de pesca y vida silvestre llegaron con sus botes, lo tambiÉn hay agentes y militares de la guardia nacional. >> hay muchos que andan en el barco y en el monte pescando gente que andan ilegalmente. >> la tremenda muestra de fuerza es intimidante para cualquiera que estÉ observando del otro lado del rÍo, viendo que decenas de hombres con armas patrullan el rÍo. por si acaso habÍa alguna duda, hay siete parlantes dirigidos hacia mÉxico con un mensaje que se repite todo el dÍa. >> atenciÓn, es ilegal cruzar aquÍ. esta Área estÁ sellada con alambre. quÉdate en mÉxico. >> la estrategia del gobernador parece haber dado resultados en es

hondureÑos estÁn vivos de milagro tras ser rescatados por autoridades en las orillas del rio grande en eagle pass a su suerte. una caravana de inmigrantes y activistas partiÓ de los Ángeles rumbo a florida para expresar su solidaridad a los indocumentados del estado. vamos en vivo a los Ángeles con mÁs detalles. reportero: muy buenas noches. esta caravana ya se iniciÓ y va a durar varios dÍas. el propÓsito es llegar hasta la capital de florida, la ciudad de tallahassee, y es precisamente para protestar en contra de esta, que es una de las leyes consideradas como mÁs severa en contra de la inmigraciÓn indocumentada. escuchemos a uno de los organizadores de esta caravana. >> el propÓsito de la caravana es darle el total apoyo a los cerca de 1 millÓn de trabajadores inmigrantes indocumentados que se dice que residen, trabajan y pagan impuestos en florida. queremos decirles que no estÁn solos. vamos a seguir impulsando una reforma migratoria que le dÉ legalizaciÓn a este millÓn de trabajadores inmigrantes. reportero: esta caravana apenas empieza. el dÍa de maÑana va a estar en los Ángeles. el domingo

and all chameleons 26 were apprehended as we go for smugglers pretty will further east, over in eagle pass be a busy spot for people swimming across. in order to help prevent that, texas is installing a new buoy system just being deployed first in their and in eagle pass under operation start at $1 million is a price tag for about 1000 feet which could be moved around to creating voting barrier in the river. >> these are about 4 feet in the can be 6 feet of any on the water they can be different rights in their actually been used overseas from rain barriers to be able to two projected. casey: good troopers continue to look at and work alongside good wages national guard of the tells high-speed chases like this, and kenny county are still commonplace. this one recently involve the driver from houston who crash and build, and then he and the to field legal migrants, that he was allegedly smuggling, were eventually apprehended. dps forces also arrested, confirmed ms 13, gang member in recent days in a honduran with a lengthy rap sheet, previously been deported from the u.s. he was found hidde

we are about to deploy the first 1000 feet at eagle pass because the center of gravity we are smugglingpass area we don't want people to come across and continue to put themselves at risk when they go between the ports of entry. >> you to react aborted ritual counsel brandon judd. it's great to see you this morning. i'm curious on what you make of this idea. i don't know personally if it's been tried in the past. this is new to me will it be effective and why has been done in the past? >> it has not been done in the past and will prove to be effective. this is building off trump's border wall, that was very successful. what we saw everywhere we put technology and infrastructure and causes smugglers to move to other locations in the border wall was very effective that trump built. this is building off of it and looking at the river where are the vulnerabilities what can we do to stop smugglers from bringing people across that are going to get away green infrastructure and technology does not stop us. what it does stop is from evading apprehensions of the got away thousands of people ever

es una barrera de boyas que se extenderÁ por 1000 pies en eagle pass.cito por el rÍo. en dos sesiones legislativas, texas ha gastado mÁs de $10,000,000,000 para lidiar con el caos y la crisis causada por la dispersiÓn del presidente biden", afirmÓ el gobernador greg abbott. texas ofrecerÁ compensaciÓn a los dueÑos de propiedades en condados fronterizos que han sufrido daÑos estructurales por el cruce de inmigrantes, un programa que los recompensarÁ hasta por $75,000. una tercera ley permitirÁ al trabajo entre estados interesados en proteger la frontera. se le permitirÁ al ejÉrcito estatal el uso de drones para convertir el cruce ilÍcito de migrantes o narcÓticos. se proveerÁ entrenamiento a las agencias locales y fronterizas por parte de los agentes estatales para frenar la actividad ilÍcita. >> los carteles estÁn utilizando jÓvenes y familias para los beneficio de ellos y pone a toda esta gente en peligro. nidia: la ley de texas clasificarÁ a los carteles mexicanos como organizaciones terroristas y se permitirÁ una sentencia mayor para cualquier activi

guillermo: hoy en el paso fronterizo de eagle pass en texas, ron desantis dio a conocer su plataforma permitirÍan, entonces por quÉ no en el resto del paÍs?" dijo de santis se referirse a la forma como deberÍan reaccionar ante la entrada masiva de indocumentados. hoy un grupo de activistas iniciÓ desde california una caravana por carretera. la caravana estÁ formada por 16 vehÍculos que salieron con el propÓsito de llegar a florida para manifestar su descontento por la estricta ley que entrarÁ vigor el prÓximo sÁbado en el estado del sol naciente. >>en 99% de los que estamos en esta caravana somos activistas. guillermo: dicen que ya tiene un grupo de abogados trabajando en una demanda en contra de la ley y que esperan frenarla. >> se puede demandar la ley y se puede bloquear. un juez puede bloquear la ley. hasta que no la libere, aunque existe el congreso y un juez puede parar todo esto. >> el gobernador de santis dijo que si llega a la casa blanca seguirÁ construyendo un muro fronterizo, que autorizarÁ el uso de la fuerza de combate para enfrentar a los narcotraficantes que ingresan a

. >> florida governor, ron desantis, sounding off from the edge of the rio grande eagle pass texas today. marking his first trip to the texas border as a presidential candidate. >> we will stop the invasion, we will reassert our nation sovereignty. hello south texas. >> early in the morning desantis booked face-to-face with potential voters of the border town. >> we have to reestablish the role of law in this country. >> his remarks welcomed by locals, desperate for change a border policy. >> i agree with everything he said. i really hope he can help us. >> a lot of promises. i hope it works. >> were saying that zucco across the day. >> sunday evening, fox with with desantis as he arrived in eagle pass received a briefing from texas dps troopers. within join him on a boat tour of the rio grande. where within a matter of minutes we began seeing groups of migrants crossing illegally in broad daylight. to win the gop nomination about desantis will have to beat out former president trump who was promising mass deportations if elected again. >> we will use all necessary state, local, federal

eagle pass alone, the fire chief says they have responded to 120 kinds of emergencies in recent weeksin rescue operations. migrants succumbing to the heat or running into problems trying to cross the rio grande river. cbp says they have carried out more than 150 rescues over just a 72-hour period. large groups are also making a return. yesterday more than 100 venezuelans illegally crossed into eagle pass and under a fairly new policy texas dps arrested the single adults, 41 of them, for criminal trespass and turned over 66 family groups to border patrol. this as razor wire and other barriers are installed along the u.s. side. >> the reason why we are trying to add more infrastructure and repel them from crossing, some stop deaths and drowning, it's not a humane process. >> they are warning those to turn around. some migrants are camping out in the heat, you see on the u.s. side, some of them with children. they say they have been unable to make their entry appointments online through the cbp1 app like they are now required to do. sandra. >> casey, thank you. >> rich: more travel chaos

the temperature at eagle pass is over 115 degrees.to show you the border crisis is still continuing to occur and the fact that the administration still has not put any plans in place to help stop what's taking place at the border. they talk about having a humane process. but as you see the video, nothing is humane about having children being left at the river, especially during the summer heat right now. maria: so what is your expectation in terms of these 10 children? they were left after paying the cartels. do they -- were they planning on meeting their family later? what was the plan here? >> well, some of these situations, some of these kids do have some type of messaging with them, either a letter or something that's attached to them that has an address or phone number to contact a family member or some type of relative that's already in the united states. and a lot of these cartel members, smugglers know that and take full advantage of that. the question is what happens to the children from the point they leave their country on

the system will first be deployed around the eagle pass area where we've spent so much time where thoserossings are among the highest. >> bill: as the a remarkable system. see how well it works. casey, thank you for that live in dallas. dana. >> dana: global cyberattack targeting several u.s. government agencies. racing to limit the impact and find how extensive the hacking really is. we're live at the white house with the latest. what do you know? >> as you mentioned right now it is not clear how extensive the damage is in this large cyberattack or exactly who is responsible. many lawmakers are pointing the finger at russian hackers. the defense department neither confirming or denying the tack. >> for reasons of operation security we don't discuss the status of our networks. we recognize the serious nature of new and emerging cyber threats and vulnerabilities and adjust cyber defenses to make sure we remain operationally effective in capable and sophisticated adversaries. they used file transfer software to steal data from several federal agencies. the energy department maintains as m

while further east over in eagle pass, part of the del rio sector, the rio grande river continues to be a busy spot for people swimming across. in order to prevent that, texas installing a new buoy system first being deployed there in eagle pass under operation lone star. a million bucks is the price tag for 1,000 feet which can be moved around to create a floating barrier in the river. >> these are about four feet. they can be six feet depending on the water and different height. they've been used overseas for marine barriers to protect a bay. >> troopers continue working alongside federal agents and national guard. they tell us high speed chases like this in kinney county are still very much common place. this one recently involved a driver from houston who crashed and bailed. he and the two illegal immigrants he was allegedly smuggling were apprehended. dps forces also arrested a confirmed ms-13 gang member in recent days, honduran with a lengthy rap sheet deported from the u.s. he was inside a grain hauler on a train bound for the country's interior. cbp says for the current fisc

right now, around the eagle pass area, those floating barriers are 4 to 6 feet high and create almosth the price tag of around $1 million for about 1,000 feet of barrier, funded through governor abbott's operation lone star. john. >> john: finding unique solution to an ongoing problem. casey stegall for us. jacqui. >> jacqui: migrants may soon gain immediate access to medicare -- sorry, food stamps and other federal benefits if the bill from house democrats passes. currently migrants have to wait five years to get access to those programs. the bill, authored in part by congresswoman jayapal calls that policy arbitrary. house republicans are pushing back saying it's necessary to prevent the programs from incentivizing more migrants to cross the border. >> across the board higher prices for just about everything. >> something has to be cut back, it's no longer in the budget. not enough cash, money being generated. >> like hey, why don't i have as much money as i thought. >> hard to manage. >> it's getting out of hand. >> we have to go back to what america used to be. >> john: americans

hondureÑos estÁn vivos pero de milagro, luego de ser rescatados a las orillas del rÍo grande en eagle passenemos parte de las imÁgenes. la ley migratoria de florida, una de las mÁs duras en contra de los indocumentados, entra en vigor este prÓximo 1 de julio. varias entidades hispanas planean protestas antes, durante y despuÉs que la ley conocida como 1718. la colisiÓn de derechos plenos en los Ángeles estÁ planificando una caravana de autos que va a recorrer varios estados bajo el lema "todos hacemos florida". aÚn no se ha informado acerca de los detalles de esta jornada de protestas, pero aquÍ tenemos la reacciÓn de uno de los directivos. >> vamos a ir con dos objetivos, primero, decirle a nuestros hermanos inmigrantes, casi 1 millÓn de ellos que residen y trabajan en la florida, que no estÁn solos, y trabajar con quien sea, incluyendo los empresarios, que ya se estÁn quejando amargamente de que se les estÁn echando a perder sus cosechas, estÁn paradas las obras de construcciÓn. carolina: estarÁn llegando a tallahassee, se espera que el dÍa antes que entre en vigor, los defensores de inm

. >> brooke: desantis taking a boat and helicopter through eagle pass. just minutes into the journey, they were met by migrants. desantis made border security top priority in early weeks of hel his campaign. desantis signed legislation requiring companies with more than 25 employees to use e-verify to confirm new employees are not in the u.s. illegally. he is upon hadding the state manage a surge in 'll legal migrants. desantis releasing new campaign ad, contrasting himself and other 2024 candidates like president biden and former president donald trump. watch. >> southern border, record number 've migrants crossing the board here. >> brooke: desantis saying this announcement is first of several he will make about his proposed plans to address the crisis at the southern border. >> carley: thank you. to fox weather alert. one dead in indiana, tornado flattened buildings and brought down power lines. >> look, look, look. right there. >> it is coming for you. >> unbelievable image there. rescue crews are continuing to search for victims this morning. >> ash

>>ic taking boat and helicopter through eagle pass. and mullet boy is back to defend his title. emmett bailey won the mullet championship last year, wants to claim the top prize for second year in a row. >> i will donate it to get another kid into racing. >> carley: he dreamed to own a go-kart and this year he wants to give back to his community. the contest starts next month. >> steve: mull et department -- >> carley: he needs to enter the contest. >> i watched him this weekend and every time he turns to the side. >> pete, if anybody could do it, pete. >> brian: or will cain. >> steve: will is not doing the mullet. >> coming up, every step you take, i'll be watching you, turns out that is what the iphone is doing. >> steve: the cyber guy will join us so they can't track you anymore. >> brian: first bad news for a soccer fan who traveled thousand miles to see lionel messi only to see he isn't their yet. >> go see lionel richie. >> embarrassing. >> same thing. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reacti

inflatable border barrier being installed, first 1000-foot section being put up near eagle pass.package of six border security bills to hold the line following the expiration of title 42. and bud light is no longer america's favorite beer. that title belongs to modelo especiale. sales increasing 15% in may as modelo sales surge, bud light is in a tailspin. anheuser-busch reveal sales have dropped 22% since last year following partnership with trans influencer dylan mulvaney. good time to be any beer brand, guys, other than bud light. >> steve: i will share this. after i played pickleball last saturday, my friend tom opened a cooler and there were half a dozen modelo lights. they are delicious. >> ainsley: the little glass bottles are adorable. >> brian: i go to places and they do not have corona, and they ask if i do nwant modelo. >> brian: corona is not all the way filled. >> steve: maybe need room for the lime. >> ainsley: you got the lime and the coconut. >> steve: gavin, good to have you like a windmill. >> ainsley: i will leave the singing to colbie. >> ainsley: handling of

we visited eagle pass, texas, main street, quiet.ut texas congressman gonzalez warns what we saw building up in mexico will push north. >> it is almost a calm, i say calm, there is 800 apprehensions a day just in the del rio sector, but on the other side, it is just building up, building up, the cartel will adapt and then that will be the next thing that they send over. >> reporter: u.s. border officials warn as more either fail to qualify for asylum or grow frustrated waiting, they are turning to cartel-controlled smugglers to getting across. the congressman proposing a bipartisan approach to counter that. >> send them another route, work visas make sense, remove the politics in it, remove you have access to vote or access to social services and say do you want to have a job, we have a job for you, link up the two. >> reporter: back in mexico city, we find maria jose and their daughter walking a busy commercial street. carrying a sign and candies. >> we're a venezuelan migrant family and we're asking for your support. >> reporter: t

the floating barriers will be installed in eagle pass where the first 1,000 feet is being installed to the line against human trafficking, weapons and deadly drugs. they are trying anything. >> bill: governor, yeah. you are right about that. they've been creative in a lot of ways, too. a couple of things here before we go. let's roll this. boom, boom, boom. so we have a party crasher at a home in new jersey. deer trying to make a getaway after -- see it. making a getaway from the man's home. went into the pool and couldn't get out. the young deer got into the house by jumping through a closed window. that had to hurt, right? hit the furniture inside. animal control was called. showed up and they led the babe back into the woods. there you have the happy ending from the garden state today. >> sandra: hopefully uninjured. >> bill: a couple things to look out for. as peter doocy reported joe biden will have his first campaign event. will go to philadelphia on saturday, june 17th. a lot of criticism that the campaign will use surrogates and celebrities. he will be out there. philadelphia i

. >> ainsley: desantis taking both a boat and helicopter tour through eagle pass, texas.ust minutes into the journey he witnessed groups of migrants crossing through the water to enter the united states. and to the usfl playoffs as the birmingham stallians stampede past the breakers and into the championship game. >> absolutely does. under pressure. josh johnson and that's another birmingham touchdown. >> team's 47-22 win. they are going to face the pittsburgh maulers in the championship on saturday. maulers coach ray horton will join us next hour to preview that matchup. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> brian: year two almost done. that's amazing. see what happens. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> steve: indeed. at the end of last week and i apologize i wasn't here. i was busy for the most part playing pit pickleball every da. big news hunter biden indicted couple charges on old taxes and also a plea deal on a gun charge to a lot of people it just looked like two tiers of justice because it's a sweetheart deal and it just so happens that he is the son of

dana: florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis looking at the border in eagle passe hot spots in the border crisis announcing his plans to secure the border if elected president. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off today. >> bret: i'm bret baier in washington. he focused on border security and

unaccompanied children from honduras left by a smuggler at the edge of the rerow grand river in eagle passlby park with temperatures at about 115 degrees. we have been reporting that will, you just came from texas. they place children in dangerous conditions. no kidding. i will just add this. if this was one kid crying at the feet of a mom who was being detained under the first year of the trump administration. made world -- made national news for weeks on end, this is happening on a daily basis. kids left alone thanks to a policy that says come one, come all once in a lifetime opportunity. is did base they come from such horrible conditions that their moms just give them to snug glories. >> brian: no worse than any other year because kids stay. eventually send for parents and eventually become americans. >> will: we will be talking a lot about joe biden. the revelations when it comes to the whistleblower at the irs about growing evidence influence peddling bribery going on at the highest level of the government. starting impeachment over something that is absolutely scandalous, yes absolu

we visited eagle pass, texas. main street quiet.an tony gonzalez warns what we saw building up in mexico will push north. >> so it's almost a calm. i say calm. there is 800 apprehensions a day just in the del rio sector. on the other side, on the mexico side, it's just building up. the cartel will adapt and then that will be the next thing they send over. >> reporter: u.s. border officials warn as more migrants fail to qualify for asylum or grow frustrated waiting, they are turning to cartel-controlled smugglers to get across. the congressman proposing a bipartisan approach to counter that. >> so i am of the mindset, stop sending them down that route. work visas make sense to me. remove the politics in it. remove the have access to vote or access to social services and say do you want to have a job? we have a job for you. link up. >> reporter: back in mexico city, we find maria hose sfwla and their daughter walking a busy commercial street carrying a sign and candies. >> we are venezuelan migrant family and we are asking for your su

dana, i was down at the border a couple days ago in eagle pass, governor desantis.e deadly force against cartel operatives coming through the border wall and pitched doing a naval blockade of mexico to stop the fentanyl coming in. a little of what he had to say monday. take a listen. >> the end of the day a country has borders and borders matter. and you either enforce those borders or you are not a country. and we've not done a good job of that lately and we will have a new sheriff in town on january 20, 2025. >> dana: i'm curious. a lot of local people in the audience listening to him. what was their reaction? >> bill: they loved what he had to say. he is running to the right of trump a little bit. he wants to dep yu advertise state and local law enforcement to allow street cops to deport people and use deadly force for people cutting through the border wall. he has to get through donald trump and trump has made his campaign a lot about the border like he did in 2016. >> dana: even in texas up by 25 points over ron desantis. desantis looking for a break-out moment

we visited eagle pass, texas. main street, quiet.zales warns what we saw building up in mexico will push north. >> it's almost a calm, i say there's 800 apprehensions a day, just in the del rio sector. on the mexican side it's building up, building up. the cartel will adapt and that will be the next thing they send over. >> reporter: u.s. border officials warn as they fail to qualify, they are turning to cartel smugglers to get across. the congressman approaching a bipartisan approach to counter that. >> i'm of the mindset stop sending them down that route. work visas make sense to knee. remove the politics in it. remove you have access to vote or access to social services and say, do you want be to have a job? we have a job for you. link up the two. >> reporter: back in mexico city we find maria jose and their daughter walking a busy commercial street carrying a sign and candies. >> we're venezuelan migrant family and we're asking for your support. >> reporter: they tell me they're out here three hours twice a day. she was a nurse i

maria: that was florida governor ron desantis unveiling his plans to stop the invasion yesterday in eagle passas. the governor said he will declare the issue of the border a national emergency on day one should he become president. today gop candidates will hold an event in new hampshire, home to the first primary election of 2024 and. tiana lowe doescher, your reaction? >> surprisingly the border is a big deal in new hampshire. he has previously requested $1.4 million to help secure the border because the segment of the border that connects new hampshire in vermont has seen an increase. a sevenfold increase in border apprehension and encounters over the last year. it is not a bad idea to lean into the border. that being said you want to differentiate as a blonde order candidate or the economy candidate. we are seeing trump and haley take more of the economic lien where desantis is going all in on law and order. it might resonate because it keeps them out of the sticky social issues that new hampshire republicans tend to be more liberal then you would find in iowa. you will see especially a st

the honduran national trying to escape in a grain hauler on a train near eagle pass.st once in 2003. climate activists were detained in stockholm after smearing paint on a monet painting and gluing themselves to the frame. this is still happening. this happened in sweden's national museum on wednesday. the two women say they were trying to pressure the swedish government to reduce greenhouse emissions. fortunately, the painting was encased in glass. steve, hide the glue from these people. >> steve: and the paint, indeed. >> carley: unbelievable. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: our justice department is investigating the controversial pga tour and liv golf merger according to the "wall street journal." senators elizabeth warren and ron wyden are calling out the partnership's potential antitrust violation demanding the doj oppose it. fox business correspondent lauren simonetti says the whole deal is a mess. she joins us right now. >> it is. >> steve: i have cut to the chase it's a mess. it was before. >> i know. >> steve: sud

we carried that strategy to eagle pass, texas, what you're seeing where this actual barrier's going tois a water barrier. it's going to contain 4-foot buoys that will be placed in the middle of the river. of course, we've seen many drownings over the years especially when some of the correspondents have been down there reporting on it. now this is going to prevent potential illegal crossings between the ports of entry and most importantly prevent drownings and those smugglers who are bringing people across on rafts. it's going to be nearly impossible to cross that river. an unprecedented action by governor abbott to stem that flow of mass migration. and, you know, this is a strategy we're going to carry on throughout the texas border. it goes to show how texas has stepped up in the absence of the federal government where really this is something they could have done, but they refused to do it. we'll find ways to enhance operations, and that's a good example of how we're able to actually step up and take over what the federal government should be doing, and that is secure the border. ne

the items he rolled out during visit eagle pass common sense border security i agree needed to keep this reinstate the remain in mexico policy to provide consequences on those who try to circumvent. physical barriers in the right location help our border patrol agents do their job better and safer. also, laid out legal consequence force people that violate our laws by entering our country illegally or smuggling. great to see a presidential candidate real people that live on the border. >> brian: i want to get rosa in. as we look at right now who is polling the best trump by a wide march main 51-22 everyone else in single digits with mike pence in third. rosa, we know that nikki haley also came down and we know what donald trump did -- tried to do stopped by congress when it comes to birthright citizenship and sanctuary cities. >> you were impressed with nikki haley, why? >> yes. i was impressed with nikki haley. to be honest when i listened to both her, nikki haley, ambassador hale and governor desantis, they pretty much laid out the same issues that we have going on and they tried addre

desantis outlined his plans today in the texas border town of eagle pass. florida governor says he also wants to send us forces into mexico to combat drug cartels and finish building the southern border wall. proposed rules that are similar to the policies of former president donald trump. we are going to declare this issue of the border to be a national emergency on day one. that will give us authorities to be able to marshal all available resources to be able to meet this moment and reestablish the sovereignty of our country. this was desantis first trip to the texas border as a presidential candidate. the supreme court is due to release some of the biggest decisions of this years term. the high court has ten opinions left to release over the next week. the last opinions include affirmative action in higher education. student loan forgiveness, gay rights versus religious rights. and there's also the case of a christian mail carrier who refused to work sundays when he was required to deliver amazon packages. a lawmaker from the peninsula is pushing to impr

the first 1,000-foot section being placed near eagle pass, texas. a package of six border security bills to help, quote. >> . hold the line. and an update on that brand new golf league started by tiger woods and rory mcilroy the legal's first team now has famous owners. venus, serena williams and her husband are owners the of los angeles golf club starting in january the league will play in a high tech indoor stadium on monday night. the team's roster will be announced later this year. the announcement comes just days after the controversial merger between the pga tour and liv golf. a lot of golf news, guys. are. >> brian: simulated? >> carley: what is going to be six teams, three players each. >> steve: so they own a team. >> carley: indoors. >> brian: i didn't spend all my money on the pickleball franchise. >> ainsley: or the race horse. >> steve: that was the problem with the haze the last couple days i had to cancel two pickleball games. >> ainsley: really disrupted your life. >> steve: it's the high life. what am i supposed to do after 9:00 in

operation lone star and now put inflatable border right in the middle of the rio grande in the eagle pass sector to make it obviously more difficult to get across. what do you think of this resourcefulness? does this have a problem legally? >> no. i think greg abbott is doing what he has to do. i think all of the law enforcement officers in texas are. i was an attorney general with greg. i have known him many years. imagine what that state is going through. as the result -- the federal government has turned texas into the wild, wild west. letting these people cross our border. and when i say these people, they are not vetting these people to see if they have drugs on them. to say see if they are terrorists coming into our country. after 9/11, i truly can't believe that we are seeing this in this modern day and age happen. yes, they have to be resourceful. they have to do what they can to protect texas. they will continue to do that. and, frankly, every federal agent should be on that border right now instead of investigating donald trump and that's one of the reasons we are so concerned a

announcer: 2024 governor ron desantis talked about his plan in eagle pass, texas. on the u.s.-mexico border. he said he would step up and enforce border patrol laws and uses negative action for -- executive action and for asylum-seekers

. >> dana: bill, you are on the road doing campaigning and went with ron desantis in eagle pass texas, as one of the republican candidates went to look at the border and announce border policies. nikki haley earlier this week did a big piece about her approach to china. vivek ramaswamy was out in philadelphia. you have to create moments. now you have the former vice president, mike pence, in a very crowded primary trying to figure out a way to break out and making news today. other news in addition to that, bill, 2024gop presidential nominee preference. president trump ticking up to 56% after the indictments. ron desantis at 22%. he have went down a little bit. the rest are all in single digits way behind and you can see how you would need a break-out moment. >> bill: you get the feeling that break-out moment might have to happen at one of the debates. numbers are stuck in mud for the last couple months and you feel there has to be a catalyst. someone will have to take on trump on stage and have a break-out moment that everybody remembers and goes viral on social media. interesting to

presidential candidate ron desantis outlined his border security plan at a town hall meeting in eagle passorder. the governor tald about his intention to strgthen enforcement of border control laws and toughen asylum requirents. after, he takes questions on tax policy and combating fentanyl trafficking. this is almost an hour. gov. desantis: last night i was at green vault

security, including moscow along the border of the crimean khanate passed just here on the territory of the oryol region, where the eagle now stands. it was , let's say, the moscow side. and the fact that there is a river to the south, rybnitsa is. this is the crimean khanate. the new notch line was supposed to protect the southern borders of the fortress state. the eagle in the chain of fortifications was built as one of the strongholds. with the name of ivan the terrible, the legend also connects the appearance of the name near the city, a symbol that can be found everywhere. fluttered. now the owner of these places has already flown, said tsar ivan, and proclaimed that the name of the whole city, orel well, of course, the name of the eagle comes from the river. and orlik or orel , by the way, say that linguists believe that this name comes from the turkic orlik from here. what does the arrow of the arrow mean, if we look from above at the confluence of the georgic, it really resembles an arrow that withstood sieges, the tatar fortress, orel was devastated at the very beginning of the 17th century during the troubled

eagles' eggs and eagles weren't reproducing and so we had a declining bald eagle population in the united states. so we passed the endangered species act, but the promise to members of congress is, we'll review this every five years. this isn't going to go on forever, folks. when we talk care of this bald eagle problem and a few other critters, we're going to get -- we're going to be done with this program. and i think ronald reagan said that the closest thing to eternal life on this planet is a federal program. and that's what we've seen. congress doesn't bother re-authorizing these programs. so they just go on and on. because we'd have to actually make a tough decision if we were going to re-authorize these programs or amend these programs or cut these programs. nobody wants to make a tough decision. much easier just to make our grandchildren pay a huge debt because we are too lazy, too unfocused to actually do our job. mr. biggs: too fearful. because every program that gets created creates a constituency and you have to look somebody in the eye and say, that program's no longer necessary. and the e.s.a. is