right here at ellis island.is now belarus. two were killed in the holocaust. if not for america, there's little doubt that the same would have happened to my grandmother. but this country took her in. and under the protection of our laws, she was able to live without fear of persecution. >> garland's heartfelt emotional message evoked the very words etched on the statue of liberty, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. while a different kind of leader waged war on that very tradition. >> we are not a sanctuary state. and it's better to be able to go to a sanctuary jurisdiction and yes, we will help facilitate that transport for you. >> you are not welcome here, is the gist of what ron desantis is all about. it can even be a slogan for what is clearly his already active presidential campaign. his actions are callous and petty. he uses human beings fleeing violence and oppressive regimes i guess kind of like the one he's setting up in florida, as pawns for a cruel theatrical

ellis island med a honor, a star on the walk of fame. high school honor roll. >> yes! >> oh, yes. are you kidding me? to my mother, that's biggest honor of all. you know what, it's beautiful. those awards are really lovely. there's moments in your life where you look back, and you go wow, that's great. i remember when we got the presidential medal of freedom it's the first time a couple ever received it together. i always think of my dad. the med a fal of freedom is the reason he brought us to this country and to be receiving that was a big deal. >> wow t must have been very special for you. >> you did it to me again! >> no. >> you always make me cry. >> you want to smile? here's another one. you have your own barbie now! >> yes. she was born on my birthday. september 1st. >> ah. >> and i literally sent them my outfit from that tour so they were such sticklers about being precise and making it be exactly as it could be true to life. >> right. >> we're even the same size. >> this is pretty special. come on. you celebrate and share your cu

most sports news footballs, champions, lake, manchester, united or manchester city rather stuff. ellis island scored an acrobatic lake game with it to seal a true one win against his former club, rossi, a dog, but once again and all region proved to be a masterful goal scorer after goal, the 1st half in the mid field, a jude bellingham put in for just 10 minutes after the break, but too late goals from john stones and, and shifted the game in manchester, cities favor and has scored 13 goals in 8 games since moving for the buddhist lead club. much to the delight of his coach hep guardiola. yeah, he's able to defensively follow good or kevin, in the pockets and when the duels the tradition is 5, have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box and gold score. so yeah, exceptionally so i think everybody knows it. not because much management going to tell you, so everybody knows is look at some of the schools from wednesday's champions. the group stage. we have still been losing 21. they're now 2nd in their group. another german club life fish lost against defending champions, madrid. chelse

plan to house migrants on cruise ships opting for 'humanitarian centers more than 100 years ago ellis islandthose free. asylum seekers new york city refuses to do so. but, many of the migrants being bused to the big apple are coming from democrats led el paso whereby the ceo of one of the overwhelmed shelter defending the buses saying this i'm not aware of any up anyone being placed on a bus to new york who did not want to go there obviously we need a well-coordinated federal solution to this problem but so far no one from washington has asked our opinions. and according to a shelter worker there, the worst is apparently yet to many do. and finally carley and ashley, let me just show us these cartel issued color-coded bracelets every migrant has one coming across. if vice president harris would go to the border. she would see not only the overwhelming crisis that is there. but also the control the cartels have but yet no one is talking about that either. carley and ashley. >> carley: my goodness. griff, thank you so much. let's bring in fox news contributor lara trump. how do you feel about

my grandparents were immigrants and came to this country through ellis island. they were given their shots. they came in separately. they had sponsors. they built a wonderful family. they worked their way. they came in legally. i see now that we've got polio arising again in the country. we have other diseases that we never had. we've got 2 million people coming through the southern border. we are known as a country with no borders. we are the only country in the world with no border. i am not jewish. if people would realize what israel does, you can go to israel. you can go in as an immigrant. you have six months to assimilate to the culture, get a job, become self-sufficient. why can't we do this? why do the taxpayers have to take on all of the medical, educational, everything. half of them don't even work. they go on well. . i know this for a fact. host: up next is john in liverpool, new york. caller: i'm a democrat. i favor gun control, abortion rights. the one thing thing emma kratz e completely wrong on his immigration. you cannot have open borders. i look

it oversees a lot of federal monuments with the exception of the statue of liberty and ellis island. they have their own conservancy's. but within our region we have amazing monuments, including this crown jewel, federal hall.

question is coming from gerald, funny enough that was about my last name was before it was changed on ellis island. but was the role of the catholic faith within the revolution in period especially as it contained to the processing communities here. >> that is such a fantastic question. i am going to rely on the work on mauro fairly here who has done a lot of works on u.s. catholics anglo new conflicts in north america. colonial catholics in the british empire and in north america were pretty loyal to the british state. they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working o

migrants, they are illegal aliens, 800 years ago people talking about the legal way they came here to ellis islandme to america you had to have the papers, your sponsors, you couldn't just walk in here. he's doing what he is told by washington, it is being dictated and we don't know who is running the white house. >> her family probably came from the caribbean and you came here legally and you don't want to see these tent cities, hope the democratic party takes pause from this, do some reflection and realize the border is where the problem starts. rachel: the district is very blue. will aoc feel the political heat for this district? >> i doubt it. that district is so blue she is probably safe. rachel: i don't feel sorry or them. thank you. >> chuck grassley is demanding more transparency from the fbi on refugees brought from afghanistan. he says potentially dangerous people were brought to the country during the biden administration's chaotic withdrawal, writing it is an acceptable the fbi continues to take a secretive approach hiding behind classification as an excuse to withhold information that

. >> this country was created on immigrants, and i think we had ellis island, the statue of liberty,our despaired." i think it's a good thing. >> i think that, now that they are here, if you're in a position to help, that's your job, to help. >> we are an asylum city and a sanctuary city and we should do as much as we can to maintain our status. >> as a christian my heart goes out to all those who are suffering and in need, but i feel at some point we either all come together as one and say we are going to do it this way. but i think we need to focus on the needs that we have here, especially in the bronx. >> some people have said, why haven't they offered this kind of housing to u.s. citizens who are homeless or veterans? >> that's a lot of homeless people here in the united states around this area, as well. >> should they be prioritized over people who didn't come here illegally and are not citizens? should citizens be prioritized? >> they should. that's not fair. my opinion, i think it should go to the u.s. citizens first. we have a big home problem in new york city, as well. >> i

they immigrated from jordan to ellis island and they were invented, they went through a physical examinationcess. but when you lose that process and lose the policy, when you abandon that at the border, that's when you see illness, injury, death, and that's when you see coming through the border possible terrorists, people from venezuela, we don't know what their agenda is. you see the drugs coming in. we see human trafficking, sex trafficking, 30-40% of the women, the young girls who come through the border, they are sexually assaulted and traffic. i just gave a speech on that not long ago. we need to look at the big picture, because this is an ongoing crisis. how policy and procedure, it's going to continue. >> kayleigh: it's and without good reporting. to your point, bill melugin, a lot of the stories we only know about because of border reporting. they don't publish migrant deaths anymore. great reporting from bill melugin and the team there. an accused rapist gets at to a jail deal and then attacks five of the people. the latest story on failed progressive prompt on crime policies, next

international waters, you know, so thee can see the statue of liberty but they can't set foot on ellis island. isn't that much better than living on martha's vineyard? democrats are trafficking migrants into military bases, quarantine cruise ships, dumping them into homeless shelters. but somehow desantis is the one under criminal investigation for flying 50 migrants into an island paradise that obama calls home. >> what infuriates me the most about this case is that here we have 48 people that are already on hard times, right? they are here legally in our country at that point. they have every right to be where they are. and i believe that they were preyed upon. somebody came from out of state, preyed upon these people to just be exploited and hood winked into making this trip to florida and then onward to martha's vineyard for what i believe to be nothing more than political posturing. >> jesse: have you ever seen a kidnapping victim look so happy? someone, please kidnap me and drop me off at the kennedy compound. a before desantis flew them out they were homeless and hungry. after a few ho

read this in light of what's going on is, merrick garland gave an incredibly powerful speech at ellis island, it was very emotional. it clearly resonated with him personally given his history and his wife's history. and he went out of his way to talk about the rule of law and how there's one rule for everyone. it -- to me, that means that, assuming they build a case where there is enough evidence to charge donald trump, that merrick garland is going to be looking at the precedent within the department for charging people in this circumstance. we're very aware of those circumstances, and i just think that is going to be determinative -- which, i thought it was hard to listen to that speech and not know what he was saying is, i am going to, because i believe it in my core, it's fundamental to this country, to get this right, and to make this decision. and it doesn't matter that he is the former president. it was like, the anti-judge cannon. i am not going to give him more on this determination. and god knows he has given him a lot of rope in terms of -- and leeway, but on the decision to charg

and i think we had ellis island. we got statue of liberty. a good thing. >> i think that now they are here, you are in a position to help, that's your job, right, to help? >> we're an asylum city. we are angst area city and do as much as we can to maintain our status. >> as a christian my heart goes out to all of those who are suffering and all those who are in need. but i feel like at some point either we all come together as one and say we are going to do it this way. i think we really need to focus on the needs that we have here superficially in the bronx. >> some people have said why haven't they offered this kind of housing to u.s. citizens who are homeless or veterans? >> there is a lot of homeless people here in the united states around this area as well. >> should they be prioritized over people who didn't come here illegally and not citizens? should citizens be prioritized? >> yeah. they should. that's not fair. >> in my opinion, i think it should go to the u.s. citizens first. we have a big homeless problem in new york city as well.

. >> some of my family entered right here at ellis island. born and what is now known as belarus. two were killed in the holocaust. if not for america, there is little doubt that the same would have happened to my grandmother. but this country took her in this. and under the protection of our laws, she was able to live without fear. of prosecution. >> yes. rhonda santas is disgusting. greg abbott is disgusting. and yes, the republicans that chair the cruelty humanization of real people are also disgusting. but take some heart that because of who is in charge at the federal level in this moment, there is still compassion in this country. there is still kindness in this country. and there are still people in this country, who will fight the small minded bigotry of those disgusting people. we will be right back with my panel after this. panel after this so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and only at panera. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g f

garland once again to understand that, and bring the full -- down on these people >> who is an ellis island yesterday, talking about immigration. molly, your atlanta colleague coined the line, the cruelty is the point what person, let alone a proud christian ships a newborn baby across the country like livestock, merely to make a political point, to own the libs the cruelty and cynicism is unfathomable. >> well, it's interesting, because this is where we're seeing these mini trump's, and they're trying to out-trump each other for the 2024 nomination. so we are seeing these kind of abbots doing it, and then desantis is doing it, and it is really the cruelty is the point and ultimately the problem is here that once you start dehumanizing people at least all sorts of terrible things as we've seen throughout history, so that is quite scary. and i'd also say that doesn't seem to me like republicans are getting better, it seems like they're getting worse. it seems like the message of trump's just to be as bad as you possibly can because the base loves it. it doesn't seem like there's any kind of

question is coming from gerald, funny enough that was about my last name was before it was changed on ellis island. but was the role of the catholic faith within the revolution in period especially as it contained to the processing communities here. >> that is such a fantastic question. i am going to rely on the work on mauro fairly here who has done a lot of works on u.s. catholics anglo new conflicts in north america. colonial catholics in the british empire and in north america were pretty loyal to the british state. they were really english catholics. they had learned to work within the english system then once the revolution happens catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement, disproportionate to their numbers. they use that as a lever to gain more citizen ship rights. to move military service to help redefine what their status looks like. the other thing is really important is the french alliance it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant nation. it is one of the things, 1778, right? they are working on earlier than that working o

. >> brian: through ellis island, statue of liberty.days. >> steve: in the beginning they went tomas mass beings plymouth rock, stuff like that. as this turns out this all makes sense because yesterday, 3:00 in the afternoon, more people from other countries wound up going to martha's vineyard. it was at 3:00 yesterday afternoon that a couple of planes with 50 venezuelan migrants arrived. >> steve: if you don't know where you are you are in martha's vineyard one of the most spectacular destinations in the world. >> brian: not a great time to buy. >> steve: i don't think they are in the marketed. >> brian: they are not? if you are appear agent, and you have one of those gold jackets. >> ainsley: find work there in nantucket and martha's vineyard they have all these christmas festival the cranberry festival. they will need workers. >> brian: that's what they're there for. it's a message. we have a border problem. you are ignoring the border problem. we ever bringing it to you. ron desantis said six or eight months ago. you are landing pla

my grandparents were immigrants and came to this country through ellis island. they were given their shots. they came in separately. they had sponsors. they built a wonderful family. they worked their way. they came in legally. i see now that we've got polio arising again in the country. we have other diseases that we never had. we've got 2 million people coming through the southern border. we are known as a country with no borders. we are the only country in the world with no border. i am not jewish. if people would realize what israel does, you can go to israel. you can go in as an immigrant. you have six months to assimilate to the culture, get a job, become self-sufficient. why can't we do this? why do the taxpayers have to take on all of the medical, educational, everything. half of them don't even work. they go on well. . i know this for a fact. host: up next is john in liverpool, new york. caller: i'm a democrat. i favor gun control, abortion rights. the one thing thing emma kratz e completely wrong on his immigration. you cannot have open borders. i look

it oversees a lot of federal monuments with the exception of the statue of liberty and ellis island. they have their own conservancy's. but within our region we have amazing monuments, including this crown jewel, federal hall. this evening, i am joined by board members of our board of directors -- former congressman steve israel. [applause] come on, steve. and my dear friend and one of the great former republican state chairs of the state of new york, ben cox. [applause] you see, like the former members of congress, our board is a bipartisan board made up of people from both political parties and from all walks of life, because that is what new york represented when we formed this great nation. you are in the building that is not the original federal hall. the original federal hall was a wooden building that basically lasted to 1812, and then was demolished. it was serving as the city hall of what was then new york. ironically, in 2024, new york as a unified city will be 400 years old -- as a founded city. and in 2026, we will be celebrating our nation's 250th birthday. coinciding wi

i hope the federal government, congress takes this seriously and says think about ellis island.e, people showed up. we had a system. we checked to see if they were safe and healthy or criminals. we had a system. right now is anybody who gets here come on in. we will figure out what to do. that is bad for them, it is bad for the united states, bad for our drug policy of controlling drugs, bad for our national security. stuart: as our resident theologian i want to ask you this. back on the prompter please, i want to talk about pope francis declaring mankind is experiencing world war iii due to the war in ukraine. the world is at war for me today, world war iii has been declared, this should give us pause for thought, what is happening to humanity that we have three world wars in this century. what is the pope saying here? >> i wish somebody were helping him with communication. hyperbole works sometimes but not when you are the pope. hyperbole meeting exaggeration or to make a point, thank god we haven't -- if we were in world war iii coming in the context of ukraine and russia, if

citizens during a naturalization ceremony on ellis island and said, "we must not allow the fractures us to fracture our democracy. which must have been alarming for the new citizens "congratulations, enjoy it while it lasts." [ laughter ] after florida governor ron desantis sent two planes of migrants to martha's vineyard last week, texas governor greg abbott bussed dozens of migrants to vice president kamala harris' residence in washington, d.c okay, what's going on with these governors? it's like we radicalized the impractical jokers [ laughter ] "okay, now go up to 'em and give 'em a bus ticket." [ laughter ] in his speech in ohio over the weekend, former president trump said he had a, quote, "very luxurious and enjoyable life" before he entered politics dude, you didn't enter politics. [ laughter ] you went straight to president without even trying. don't make it sound like you gave up your medical practice to go door to door campaigning for city comptroller you had a nice house, and then for a while, you had two nice houses [ laughter ] two radio hosts in new jersey are facing c