el paso hasn't had that.ernment is reimbursing the city of el paso for their migrant busing and housing costs. that mean it's we the taxpayer doing it. that daily cost is pushing upwards of $300,000 every single day for the city of el paso. >> dana: all right. thank you. >> bill: meanwhile, another death on new york city runway. a man fell in queens yesterday. witnesses say it happened during a scuffle. remember on saturday, police arrested an 18-year-old in the deadly shooting of 15-year-old jay john burnett. that happened on a train last week. earlier this month, a 43-year-old father of three, he was stabbed on a train in brooklyn. homeless man has been arrested. alexis mcadams is with us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's unbelievable all of this crime that's happening on the subway systems. many people say they don't feel safe riding it to get to and from work across the city. another family is grieving after an innocent father was murder on the subway system. he leaves behind three young

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we're elected to serve people in el paso and not necessarily put politics into it. >> the city of el paso has inundated in migrants averaging more than 1800 illegal crossing every day. border patrol released more than 26,000 migrants into the city of el paso in the month of september alone. half of them didn't have a sponsor in the united states. that resulted in some of these migrants living out on the streets of el paso and as a result, el paso had to spend its own money to house, feed, and transport these migrants. they say they've racked up more than $6 million bill for that so far. they want fema reimbursement for and asked the federal government for a $10 million advance. so far fema has only reimbursed them with a $2 million advance. that includes for el paso's migrant buses. we reported this for weeks now. for weeks el paso has been sending migrant buses to new york city and they are being reimbursed by the federal government for it. so far el paso sent 250 buses. triple what greg abbott sent. only governor abbott has been criticized for it. some people calling him a human tra

el paso wants $10 million advance from fema to be reimbursed. so far fema has only given them $2 million advance. the city says they are going to be spending a lot more money on this potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars a day bussing these migrants to new york city. so they are going to expect a lot more white house support which is u.s. tax dollar support so we'll have to see what happens in the coming weeks. now we have a direct contradiction here. the white house saying no, we did not ask the mayor to declare, or not declare a state of emergency but have the mayor himself on camera three weeks ago saying the white house has asked us not to, so viewers will have to make their own decision here. back to you. >> sandra: gives you a clear example of the absolute chaos that continues at our border and what so many of these towns are dealing with. bill, thank you very much. john. >> john: a lot of contradiction going on here, you have leaser contradicting himself and the white house contradicting the city council meeting, and who is telling

the bottom line is that in el paso, the el paso border, all of the border is not secure. go to the border and talk to border patrol agents and other agents working the border. i go to mexico and i know firsthand that the border is not secure. that is something we are not doing enough. the white house is not doing anything at the mexican government is not doing anything. >> todd: look at these numbers, 250,000 border encounters in the l passed el po sector alone. his take what is going on, take a listen. >> particularly on the left, there are a lot of people who simply cauterize things and this is not happening at this is not an emergency and this is not a problem. but joe biden is a guy that does not want you to believe what you see with your own eyes. it is complete delusion. >> todd: robert, isn't that delusion as piers morgan calls it or point is other people call it turning off voters this november when they see what the reality really is in the country in the border right now? >> yes, the american people are smarter than that. they know what is going on, especially t

>> the city of el paso did a great job keeping it local, el paso taxpayers, the general fund was fundinger and property taxes going towards paying for busing and sheltering and handling an issue that is not belonging to the city of el paso, the federal government. rachel: since biden and acted title 42, 4,500 venezuelans have been sent back. another controversy with the mayor of el paso, he said in an interview that the president of the united states pressured him not to declare an emergency, videotape doesn't lie. >> did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the us border patrol does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. we may have to do that. we may have to do that which at this point the white house has asked for us not to do that. >> reporter: he clearly lied but the question stands, is it a state of emergency in el paso? >> yesterday i took a ride downtown where the gatherings of all the migrants were happening. what i saw was a fence with a bunch of porta parties inside, left over clothing and trash but i d

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make city best interest of the city of el paso.nd what life is like there it is absolutely out of control. care more about politics people that put new office. look at what they sent to new york city, 11,000 plus from el paso gone to new york city. 3168 have gone to chicago. governor abbott, who is getting all the negative -- getting all the barbs from this mayor and from the president, he sent 3,300. and about 1,000 to chicago. so, the more local you get, the less political they usually are. when are we going to get a politician with backbone? >> that's an interesting question. the more local you get, 9 more tethered to reality that you are. one way to get a politician with backbone and, you know, brian, i don't want to pretend like this is a modern day invention but politics has always been about manipulating not reality but what think about reality perception of reality. i listened to you talk about the mayor of new york talk about the perception of crime. not the reality. not what you are living with the quality of life issue o

it's a huge crisis over here in el paso. that i have with it is that, you know, this is a federal issue and my constituents are having to pay for this bill. we are using taxpayer money from our general fund to be able to operate and facilitate this whole situation in el paso. >> steve: well, does it take -- can only the mayor declare a state of emergency? i mean, could fellow members of the council say hey, mayor, forget you. we are going to vote on it and it's going to be an emergency? forget what the white house is saying. >> no we cannot. >> steve: you can't? >> only the judge and the mayor can declare a disaster declaration. >> steve: as you started this segment, it is a disaster down there. it is an emergency situation. claudia, thank you very much for joining us from el paso, good luck because we know you need it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> steve: you bet. thank you very much. all right. about a quarter before the top of the hour and carley joins us with the very latest from the durham investigation. >> car

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claudia rodriguez is on the el paso city council., he lied to dana perino and that is a dig no-no. big no-no. >> i know. that is crazy. especially since we have it's on the internet for the entire world to see. >> jesse: so there is a state of emergency. but he hasn't declared it because he wants to help joe keep the senate. what does that tell you about the leadership of this country? >> so, like you mentioned, i sit on city council in el paso, texas. we are supposed to be a nonpartisan governmental body. for me to hear that you know, i was really floored because as much as the mayor wants to say this is not a political issue, yeah, those comments would probably say otherwise. >> jesse: yeah. i would look under the table to see what the mayor is taking, if he is going to say i will do you a favor, joe, what kind of favor are you going to do me? how do you think the migrants are being treateed in new york? did you know they get buttered popcorn. three free curly appropriate square meals a day? an xbox and crib badge. do you guys have

stuart: 14,000 migrants were bust out of el paso.ore than any other city that did any bussing operation. i don't see how you handle 14,000 people, more than that in a see as small as el paso. i think you've been left in the lurch. >> we have a strong team here in el paso. we manage. definitely this is a problem created by the federal government, they need to come in, whether it is legislative, put up tents, to handle the situation but they haven't so far. i hope they do. no longer going to be using general fund money at the levels that we were to bus migrants out so hopefully they will come in and reimburse us and do what they need to do. stuart: i don't think they want to know about you. thanks for joining us this morning. good luck. >> thank you for having me. stuart: officials in texas looking to expand the border wall. how will they do that? ashley: doing it themselves, securing dozens of land parcels in south texas to build a state-funded border wall. the texas facilities commission says it has secured 32 land tracts that is in

in el paso, the daily cost for the city is pushing upwards of $300,000 per day.ends it back to you. >> sandra: ok, really important story for us, thank you, bill. john. >> john: sandra, weeks since president biden declared that the pandemic is over, but california governor gavin newsom says he's keeping emergency restrictions in place until next february. when they end, nearly three years covid closed schools and kept millions out of classrooms. the former president of levi, the iconic jeans company fought the closures and says she lost her job because of it. jennifer say was the brand president there, on track to be the next ceo, also a mother of four and author of "levis unbuttoned, the woke mob took my job but gave me my voice." jennifer, great to see you again. it was an interesting interview with anthony fauci over the weekend i wanted to play here, let's listen. >> i would say that what we should realize and have realized that there will be collateral consequences when you do something like that. if you go back and i ask anybody to go back over the number o

el paso has bused more than 11,000 migrants to new york cit and 3100 to chicago.greg abbott's busing programs set only 3,300 migrants in new york city in 1,000 to chicago. despite the smaller numbers, it's only been governor abbott criticized for his blessing of migrants earlier this afternoon we did reach out to the white house multiple times to ask if they had comment or response that they pressured el paso as mayor we never got an answer from the white house. down on the texas border for us they get the heritage foundatio you've heard this it's out with a senior bull index us military strength and the conservative think tanks readiness report is setting up big time alarm bells about our national defense matt been taking a closer look enjoins us life they heritage foundation is a conservative think tank and annual us military strength summary it says it uses consistent set of criteria to gauge the us military's performance. 42023 the foundation downgraded erin about military strength tw week writing in part that it's at growing risk of not being able to meet the

we are elected to serve the people of el paso and not necessarily the politics into it.s is a federal issue. in my constituents have to pay for this bill. we are using taxpayer money from the general fund to be able to operate a facility of this whole situation in el paso. >> steve: and so, while the mayor who is a democrat in el paso because the white house picked up the phone and said, "please don't do this. don't embarrass joe biden." you know, down in texas, governor abbott has said, look, a state of emergency. no one is paying attention to him but suddenly the democrat mayor who couldn't say it can't because of politics. >> rachel: and the people are angry about it. but the talk is about money. who was going to get the money to put up these tenants to take care of them. and mayor adams, the el paso mayor are talking about closing the border. >> brian: they are not and they don't hold the president for doing it. it is a federal job and $300 million to build a tent city in the bronx. they had to take it down for $300 billion and put it up $300,000 and put it up in ran

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they have been completely stretched thin. >> when the migrants from venezuela came to el paso and el lmed, they had to set up camp, and at that time i believe it was an emergency. people up north and northeast, they know what's going on on the southwest border. the border has moved and they are feeling the effects of the border crisis right now. >> even though greg abbott is getting all the attention, el paso has sent is 11,000 to new york city, abbott has bussed about 3,000 there. laura is live at the migrant camp on the east river. >> we have had a small turnout so far here on what you would call opening day. still the massive migrant relief center has opened its door and is prepared to welcome hundreds of migrants who have made that journey from the southern border here to the big apple, and we have photos and videos to show you, we have seen two migrants arrive on van so far and we know many more are still coming. asylum seekers will get cots when they arrive, food, shelter and services. some call it a tent city, they have one main tent which has 449 cots. the city had to move tho

a lot of those people do wind up in el paso, texas.there anything you are seeing now that you've never seen before? when it comes to the ramifications all this? >> was some type of illegal immigration, let's call it, but we've been seeing is they've just been taken down to our downtown area. we see them milling around some of the hotels. you can tell who they are. before i say anything, we have to look at the humanity of this, carley. these people are human. but the problem is a federal government is not being held accountable. our local leaders are busing, using local tax payer money but i am never hearing them trying to hold the federal government accountable. these are band-aids, carley. this is going to continue for the fix is to secure the border and all of this will stop. >> carley: speaking of holding the federal government accountable, el paso's population is about 82% hispanic. do you think the biden administration's immigration policies are going to affect upcoming elections? >> i will. i do not know why, but i believe the fe

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many are being sent up as part of a separate busing program from the city of el paso.rd yesterday from eric adams was a very direct and urgent message that he wanted to be heard at the white house. basically calling on the federal government to do more to assist new york city in absorbing the amount of people that continue to arrive here. now, calling for what he described as a decompression strategy to try to address the issue at the border, which really did have sort of echos of what we heard from his republican counterparts that this is a federal government issue and what we also heard yesterday, i want you to hear for yourself, eric adams basically calling on he wel pas city officials who sent 7,000 migrants to new york city to pull back on this program that they are offering. >> el paso, the city manager, the mayor, they should stop sending buses to new york. new york cannot accommodate the number of buses that we have coming here to our city. i think that it is crucial for us to get that accurate because we don't want to send a signal out there that new york is t

residence of el paso know they have an emergency on their hands.> the mayor promised me it that if this thing ever got really bad he would absolutely declare a disaster declaration. and that has not happened. we have had multiple opportunities for him to do so. during one of our council meetings i challenged him again and he said you know, the white house asked me not to do it. >> our counseling women asked me not to do it. and for me that was just kind of like are you kidding me? we are elected to serve the people of el paso and not to necessarily, you know, put politics into it. this is a federal issue. and my constituents are having to pay for this bill. we are using taxpayer money from general fund to be able to operate and facilitate this whole situation in el paso. >> steve: and keep in mind, the mayor of el paso, who is a democrat, has bused more migrants to new york city than governor abbott by a large measure. and so, the reasonable and we heard from apparently the mayor did speak to the white house repeatedly because they are coordinating

of el paso sent 7,000 here. york city has gotten 3,000 from governor abbott and chicago 1800 from el paso, 920 from governor abbott. there goes your argument, mayor adams. >> ainsley: and mayor adams, some of these migrants that have been brought to new york have come from the biden administration. >> will: yes, yes. >> brian: which leads us to the next story which is -->> ainsley: this next story is the small town in new york. >> brian: by the way, this is earlier today. so this -- in newburgh, there's a small airport in westchester airport, there's a small airport and in montgomery, there's a small airport. and they are landing on private jets that we're paying for, taxpayer dollars. >> ainsley: they're young. these are kids. >> brian: from the border, dumping them in these cities where buses are waiting and they put out to n.g.o.'s and sponsored families never telling the local government. well, paul artetta is the deputy police chief of montgomery and the mayor, mayor is steve busha, the mayor of that city,

el paso not going to continue the bussing because there is reporting feds will not send migrants to ely are using something they criticized as cruel and a policy they are fighting in court, title 42. with increasing number of venezuela arriving at the border, biden has turned to unlikely source for solution, his predecessor's play book. is it your impression this admip stragz is saying one thing publicly and doing things differently when it comes to the reality of what they are seeing at the border? >> i think so, with all due respect to the administration, they say they want to get rid of title 42, it is used more than title eight. when you look at what they are doing with venezuela, sounds like mpp, same thing in many ways and i've always said we can spend all defense on the line, if we don't go to the 20-yard line, work with guatemala and mexico and get them engaged so they can stop folks from coming in, they will be at our door step and we have to make sure we understand importance of securing our border. >> shannon: polling shows republicans have advantage in handling issues, 21-p

maria: well, i moon, you mentioned el paso.o is contradicting himself over reports that the white house pressured him not to declare an a emergency over this crisis. watch this. >> did the white house ask you not to he declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortez, he does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. our congresswoman has urged for us not to do that and our county judge does not support they that at this point. we may have to do that. i mean, there's going to be a pint where we may have to do that but at this point, and the white house has asked at this point for us not to do that. maria: well, i mean, there you go. it's pretty clear what the white house asked the mayor of el paso. he pulled it back because he probably got a call from the white house to say don't go with this publicly. >> no, absolutely. maria, i've seen this exact same play happen in del-rio. the exact same play happen in eagle pass and now it's happening in el paso. it's only ge

rosa flores, cnn, el paso. >> and thanks to rosa.ront" next, served, former president trump's lawyers officially receiving the subpoena issued to him by the january 6th committee. they want his testimony. will they get it? >>> and an update to a story that we have been following closely "outfront." an american teacher being held in russia said to be en route now to a penal colony, this is according to his sister. you'll hear what she knows. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sel

they said there was no request but they would stand by el paso.that has been the case in el paso where thousands of venezuelan migrants have fled to that city. the mayor said he does not, quote, bow to pressure and said it's critical to work with the federal government and regional leaders when facing a humanitarian crisis of this level. he added the federal government has worked closely with him as he's raised these challenges. the administration last week announced they'll turning venezuelan migrants back to mexico. they say it's going to drive down numbers. the city has said they noticed numbers have subsided and they don't intend to declare an emergency. >> critics are going to say it's the white house not wanting bad press. are you hearing this from other mayors? is it weird that the white house would say this to a mayor or is this -- is this normal? what have you learned? >> it's common for these conversations to happen. the government is providing federal funds to these cities. there's often a dialogue about whether a city is going to annou

to rewind here, el paso mayor had said late last month that the white house had asked had him to hold didn't believe they needed to declare a state of emergency at that time and we asked the white house about those discussions. an official told us that they did happen, there was no request made and they would continue to stand by el paso. now, john, to be clear here, it is not unusual for the federal government and border cities to be in touch especially when there is an influx of migrants and that is what is happening in el paso. we've seen thousands of immigrants crossing into that city and straining their resources and the mayor told us in a statement that he, quote, doesn't bow to pressure and went on to say it is, quote, critical to work not only with the federal government but with regional elected leaders and multiple partners when facing what he called a humanitarian crisis of this level. now, we should also note the administration did say last week they're going to start turning venezuelans back to mexico and expect that to drive down the numbers and the city officials have a

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by the way, some are democrat mayors in el paso. will: he's saying we didn't ask for this.ch could be to your point the exact words of governor greg abbott of texas. listen to mayor adams of new new york city. >> new yorkers are angry, i am angry too. we have not asked for this. there was never any agreement to take on the job of supporting thousands of asylum seekers. this responsibility was simply handouted to us without warning as buses began showing up. we need a realistic decompression strategy at the border that will slow the outflow of asylum seekers. we need a coordinated effort to move asylum seekers to other cities in this country to ensure everyone is doing their part and congress must pass emergency financial relief for our city and others. will: what is a realistic decompression str strategy at te border? >> means don't close the border, just slow it down and send them to republican places as well even though we have been bragging that we're sanctuary city. once we get the illegal migrants, we really don't want them. how frustrating -- i'm originally from arizo

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did make clear the federal government stands ready to support the city of el paso. and shannon speak of the federal government they conducted a very blatant friday night news drop this past friday at 11:00 p.m. friday night they finally release the september border numbers and those numbers are historic. they show that in september there are more than 227,000 migrant encounters. that is the highest number for september and dhs history. it is not even closely the numbers show fiscal year 2022 ended with nearly 2.4 million migrant encounters. that is the highest fiscal year ever recorded and it does not count the known got a ways. will send it back to you. cooksville life from the border print thank you for your team down there for joining us from san antonio hunk congressman henry cuellar encouraged laredo along the border welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you and good morning to you. >> you heard the number so they came after 11:00 p.m. here in washington on a friday night. they are record-breaking. i know you've talked with this administration repeatedly ab

the mayor of el paso has sent about 11,000. but he's not getting criticism. why question mike is he's a democrat. think about those that provide a perverse incentive to those arriving illegally once they know it's basically an all expense paid life. why would you make that journey? this is a ridiculously perverse incentive. why are we treating so many of our own including veterans like this? let's call it what it is. it's literally, we are treating them like and treating these migrants who came illegally in a beautiful manner that they didn't pay for and the only reason could be because the democrats want to transform the electorate. you aren't supposed to say that but that has to be the reason. why else would eric adams bend over backwards for this group of people when it is hurting his own citizens in his own city? >> carley: there's a lot of immigration advocates in new york city that are saying, you better make this shelter nice. what does it do? he said this is going to cost a billion dollars? they are going to go on social media, going to take pictures

la noche muchas gracias sandra hablamos de al menos 25 personas que murieron en centroamérica tras el pasodijo esta tarde que la tormenta había comenzado en su camino hacia el sur de méxico diferentes ideas que llegaron a centroamérica increíble desde que nació hemos visto como en venezuela sufro por completo la superficie con cualquiera lluvia 36 muertes solo en venezuela donde se formó como tormenta tropical vamos a ver todavía comoremanente casi parte de texto inició precisamente como tormenta tropical al norte de venezuela generando fuertes lluvias de allí las pruebas que genera después perdiendo fuerza entrando a lo que es (nombre extranjero) también las fuertes lluvias en la republica mexicana de chiapas así que la situación todavía se mantiene peligrosa no se pierda la bella luna sigue brillando hermosa en algunos lugares no se puede ver por la capa marina pero le recuerdo que en noviembre la nasa va a volver a intentar dar de vuelta la luna en esa misión conocida como artemisa uno sería la cuartavez que intentamos esto en la zona alta debido a que la capa marina sigue entrando pero

when joe biden says that to an el paso mayor, what does that tell you about his leadership? dana: couple things. the pressuring of the el paso mayor reminds me what we talked about last week, the white house pressuring opec not to cut oil production until after the midterms because it would look bad. everything was political. even though the policy is hurting the people of the united states. that's not good. i learned from bill mal ewings, the el paso mayor sent 11,000 to new york city on buses, nobody complains about the el paso mayor. >> greg: he is a democrat i. >> dana: you see the disd disp disparity. the republicans warned during his confirmation this was going to be a problem. basically, you can't have a sanctuary city guy running cbp. that's like having a drug dealer run the drug enforcement agency. this is what you get for it. >> jesse: judge jeanine, your take on what we heard from joe biden and the sleeper. >> jeanine: it is like we now have, they used to have the three stooges, curly, larry, mo. we have kamala, mayorkas, chris magnus, being the commissioner sleep

last month but we are seeing is between 72100 people being dropped off in el paso daily the cost isghly around $300,000 and the mayor has been urged by the council to basically push the white house so they can declare state of emergency. although in turn they are saying no way. don't declare state of emergency the white house doesn't want to draw attention to itself it is a white house crisis it is president bidens crisis that he made himself an american people are suffering. this is an issue looking at my podcast that will debut next week and very excited because we will expose everything going on in texas , arizona, central america all along the us-mexico border. unfortunately right now we are seeing two.8 million encounters with the border patrol. that is unheard-of. it is really a problem. steve: how is that playing out in the election? for the campaign? >> as a wife of a border patrol agent it makes me sick the administration is trying to understand that the crisis is not a coincidence because we are so blessed to live in a great country. we have a crisis now that they pretend

it's the massacre in el paso.the massive killings that are going on -- in fact, two days ago, two migrants were killed, and greg abbott refuses to do anything about it. during the debate, they showed a 10-year-old girl asking, begging abbott to raise the age limit where people could obtain assault rifles, and he has refused to do so. what i heard tonight on gun violence and on so many other issues, laura was platitudes, platitudes, failure, excuses to do absolutely nothing. and the people of texas are listening, the latino community that has been absolutely hurt, many killed because of abbott's reckless rhetoric and actions, they are going to hold him accountable in november. >> and governor abbott was trying to call o'rourke on the position of abortion. he falsely claimed he wants to allow abortions until birth. i want you to listen to hear how beto o'rourke responded to that. >> i never said that, and no one thinks that in the state of texas. he's saying this because he signed the most extreme abortion ban in am

muchas personas son afectadas por el paso del huracán ian. >>> y este reporte de felix pirela sobre lon orlando por sufrir inundaciones severas hace dos semanas por el paso del huracán. esperan pronto la ayuda federal. >>> cuando se me deposite el dinero, pero tengo que ver cómo hacer el para que se den un buen bañito, estar bien. >>> nueva ayuda, no veo nada. >>> la señora yolanda junto a su hija con discapacidad en el complejo(nombre en inglés) aplicó la asistencia de fema y asegura que su proceso continúa pendiente. >>> tengo que buscar dónde meterme con mi hija, dónde estar, porque no puedo decir tengo un techo, no sabemos dónde vamos a meternos. >>> la administración este complejo les habría dado un plazo de desalojo para los residentes ya que los departamentos del primer piso tienen que ser restaurados. >>>ya se bañó por toda la inundación gough enádel departamento, ya no puedo caminar a larga distancia. >>> fema informa que cuenta con el sistema de recuperación por desastre de (nombre en inglés) el condado orange... funcionario de fema nos cuenta que los inmigrantes sin papeles

on video, the el paso mayor, saying he was. i'm old enough to remember political favors involving our national security, they were impeachable offenses. it wasn't that long ago. if you thought this was a laughable level of hypocrisy. thinking it's just the biden administration? no. he learned from the best in the business, his old buddy barack obama. asking for a political favor saying i think you guys should delay that durham report until everybody votes. that would be a really good idea. while we are on the topic of political favors around an election. remember this gem from 2012? >> after my election i have more flexibility. >> i will transmit to vladimir. dan: for our liberal friends watching the show eating ben and jerry's. that was barack obama asking for patience from vladimir putin's incoming regime until after he wins the election so he will have more flexibility to deal with russia. biden shamelessly begs for political favors, hoping it will save his butt in the mid-terms. this is what it looks like when the media is

if you have buses shipped out of el paso by a democratic mayor and angry about that kind of thing out of governor abbott. you should be angry no matter what the bus or who is commissioning them, shouldn't you? >> you're absolutely right, neil. we know for a fact el paso has seen a massive surge in immigrants that are coming across the border. averaging 1500 a day and never experienced that before. not only that, neil, we talk about cruel and humane treatment of the migrants, some of them are sleeping in the streets in tents. adults and kids and nothing, there's no outcry, and no outrage from the officials in regards to that. but yet, when texas and again, we talked about this, too earlier this week, when texas is busing from migrants to the sanctuary cities, that it's a problem. the migrants are treated fairly, as far as within the law, transporting the migrants from texas to the sanctuary cities and getting good treatment once they get to the sanctuary cities, but again, you cannot compare apples and oranges, as far as what we're doing and el paso is doing, if we're going to criticiz

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they did say, however, they offered up federal assistance to the city of el paso.to you. elizabeth: bill melugin. great, thanks, always great reporting from you. congresswoman ashley hinson from house homeland security. always great to have you on. your reaction to that report? >> of course there is a crisis at the southern border, liz. maybe president biden should spend a little bit more time, less time covering his tracks, more time dealing with what is actually happening at the southern border. my kids are currently playing upstairs right now. also right now the cartels are continuing to send dangerous drugs like fentanyl that looks like skittles and candy across the southern border. we have a real crisis in our southern border. that is ending up in backyards here in iowa and across the country. the president and the administration are accountable for that. that is why voters are waking up to the crisis at the border and -- elizabeth: president's approval rating in 35%. that is according to the des moines, register. the white house has yet to release the illegal

that is just the city of el paso. >> bill: thank you, bill. great work, bill melugin back on the border. >> julie: georgia is breaking early voting records. this despite past claims from president biden and democratic gubernatorial stacey abrams that the state's new voting laws are jim crow 2.0. mark meredith is live in washington to explain. hey, mark. >> good morning. good to see you. this year the peach state is seeing record early voting turnout even though some politicians including president biden accused georgia republicans of enacting new laws that they were dubbing jim crow 2.0. among new measures a ban on food and drinks handed out at the polls. proof of i.d. to vote by mail and new limits on the number of ballot drop boxes in the state. so far the changes don't appear to be hurting turnout. the latest data from georgia's secretary of state shows as of thursday morning just under 400,000 voters had cast their ballot. for democratic candidate stacey abrams it may create a messaging problems because she campaigned that the state was tr

siempre hay un riesgo. >> usted puede ver el paso a paso de cÓmo solicitar. os a ver en la maÑana. vemos el condado desa mateo el condado de santa clara. estaremos en los 51 grados, es importante que usted se abrigue bien. una madrugada. un poquito menos que lo que tuvimos hoy. para nuestro comienzo de semana alto 60. en otro momento le cuento de este algodón de azúcar. limonada rosa. chicle. cuando las compañías de tabaco venden productos endulzados, saben exactamente lo que hacen, 4 de cada 5 niños que consumen tabaco comenzaron con un producto saborizado. una vez enganchados pueden ser adictos de por vida. esta elección, digamos ya a los engaños de las compañías de tabaco. vota sí en la proposición 31 y pondremos fin a la venta de tabaco endulzado. protegiendo a nuestra juventud de la adicción a la nicotina. vota sí en 31. >> quÉ tal? como amigos, un gusto saludarlos, arrancamos con la liga espaÑola. golazo de tiro libre para el getafe. empate que deja el getafe, el celta anda muy mal . la selecciÓn mexicana continÚa su preparaciÓn frente a catar. >> los la

. >> brian: in that place should be el paso? that's dignity?someone with a place over the head in new york is not dignity? why should el paso, the rio grande valley, mcallen, texas, be the place where illegal immigrants find dignity? why shouldn't all these sanctuary cities who say, "come one, come all, you can't kick them out, i.c.e., you can't kick them out, local police." so they sent them to new york city and chicago. we watched videos of buses that came this morning, an average of a thousand a week are coming here to a beautiful tent city at randall's island, reese out a video of the row hotel, which was once milford plaza, that has $400 a night rooms set aside for illegal immigrants, who have nothing to do, no job, no change of clothes, probably no money. stick them in hotel, that's a bad mix. >> ainsley: you got nancy pelosi and the governor of new york talking about this, and they say we need a federal response. basically saying, "i have repeatedly begged to the administration and its fallen on deaf ears." >> steve: the people of el pas