we're joined by texas congressman tony gonzales.ou for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me, margaret. >> i don't have to tell you this date of may 11th, but for our viewers that's when the health emergency restriction known as title 42 will expire. homeland security is looking at 10,000 people per day potentially crossing the border. do the agents you represent have what they need to deal with the surge? >> they do not, margaret. this is, honestly, the fourth time we've seen this title 2 is going to end and every time we come to this situation, before the crisis is an uptick in illegal immigration, whether it's brownsville, whether it's eagle pass or el paso. now it's all three of those areas. so the numbers are getting worse. the agents are beyond an exhausting point. it's not just at the border. you're seeing places 100, 150 miles from the border are just as overwhelmed as if they were on the rio grande themselves. >> you are set to vote in the house on may 11th on a border bill. you're part of the congressional hi

(audience cheers and applauds) >> caitlyne gonzales.e! >> good afternoon. on may 24, everything changed. as soon as we got to our class, we heard the gunshots. (voice breaking): he wobbled my... he wobbled my... (sobbing) (audience calling out support) >> you don't have to finish... >> want me to finish it for you? >> (whimpers) (audience shouts encouragement) >> take your time! we love you! >> caitlyne, look at me while you're telling them. tell me the story. (audience continues) >> (voice breaking): he wobbled the doorknob. he banged on my door. i heard, i remember hearing my best friend scream. (crying): and the next day, i got the news from my mom. (sniffles): the worst news that any child should get. i shouldn't have to be here speaking. i'm only ten years old. but i am, because my friends have no voice no more. thank you for your guys's time, have a wonderful day. (audience cheering and applauding) ♪ ♪ >> hinojosa: after the rally, caitlyne and the families spend the day at the capitol, lobbying and meeting with lawmakers. ♪ ♪ the

joining us now oklahoma senator james lankford and texas congressman tony gonzales, welcome to you bothn. senator, we served together, you're a man of conviction, character and compassion but you also don't suffer fraud. what is it about our asylum process that leads to what we have now? >> well, the basics of this process is we have a simple process to claim asylum and what you're doing is screened, when someone crosses the border i have fear in my country and are trained by the cartels and low threshold of i have fear in my country, they put them in line for the hearings for the days ahead to see if they qualify for asylum and depending on where they request in the country to have hearing it can be ten years in the future. in the meantime they get to work and travel in the country and connect and do whatever they want to while they await their hearing but incentizes more people to come. they cross border, i said the magic words, i'm in the united states, come join me and then start accelerating as all the family comes and then their neighbors come and other people because they know th

we went to washington to interview alberto gonzales. we interviewed karl rove. we interviewed chief justice rehnquist or excuse me, -- cheney, all the people who had served on that process committee. and as it turned out, the right wing of the president's party did not want harriet miers that o'connor seat, because you might remember it was called the swing seat. she a moderate conservative and sometimes voted with liberals, particularly on abortion and affirmative action and sometimes she voted with conservatives and. the right wing of the party had been just waiting, waiting, waiting for her to leave so they could put certain conservative in that role. and they didn't have that faith in harriet miers. they thought she might be more like o'connor, and she realized was hurting the president. she also said she wasn't an expert in law and she admitted that. but it would be like a language for the first time and in two or three weeks having to go up to the hill and meet with senators and 1 to 1 meetings and, not be able to speak the language. so she saw she was hur

i went with congressman gonzales 400 miles along that border. what i saw was unbelievable. you have ranchers that get up and get their coffee and go see if someone died crossing the fence. you pick up any little kids left over and take them to border patrol. when you talk to sheriffs, sheriffs say before 7:00 a.m. they have rounded up illegal 'em grants, turned them over to border patrol who documents them and releases them until their court date three or four years from now. you ask border patrol what they do and they say we're glorified baby-sitters. we need to let them do their job. we've got to enforce some things. we should do what i did when i was governor which is pass one of the toughest immigration laws in the country and do a mandatory e-verify program that says no businesses can hire anyone that's in this country illegally. >> just for context, there is a global migration crisis, as you know. but for decades, congress has failed to enact any kind of significant immigration reform, including during the trump administration when there was unified republican control

. >> my is gladys gonzales this is my husband matt, and we are the parents of caitlin gonzalez. there's not a date that we don't have something to do. >> i will do softball this year and guitar, karate. my belt is yellow. >> right here, caitlin. hands up. good. very nice. >> yes, i feel strong. >> hey! >> yes. >> her busy schedule is a reflection of may 24th. prior to may 24th, she did have girl scouts. but now we have had to put her in all of these extracurricular activities, because we now have to keep her busy. >> first day of school and then i have karate, now i have to go to guitar. ♪ ♪ [guitar strumming] with the c cord, i forgot it. >> our first finger on the b string, and second finger on the d string. >> got it. >> that was the main objective was to keep her mind off of the shooting. >> there we go. ♪ ♪ it sounds good. >> i think it's a k and do normal kid things. ♪ ♪ i am a rocker now. >> you see that cord right here? ♪ ♪ ♪ where do i begin ♪ ♪ no words can explain the way i'm missing you ♪ >> me and my sister are the same with the theater and i loved the lyrics from "

gonzales great book called dies screaming and angie kim who's from the dmv, fabulous book called miracle creek. donny walton, the final revival open. these up and coming authors dish ofelia who are starting to get the recognition and the awards they deserve. and we like to say we've discovered them quite well. torie clarke you work for john mccain, you work for george h.w. bush, you worked for george h.w. bush. thank you, amy. peter thank you. i don't see any polemical books or political books in that very few and part of this is i'm going back to my word, escape this this show is an escape for people. and i and it really started out because i was very fortunate to be on tony kornheiser radio show for many years, which then became a podcast, and it was his bar called chatter, where we started all of this and we realized pretty quickly, people love that there's a there's a family feel to it and we like to have fun. and it was an escape from politics. as you know, politics can be really tough these days. it's been fraught with emotion. this is a bit of an escape. so every once in a while,

gonzales had just returned from getting an abortion in colorado.ons after roughly six weeks of pregnancy. lacey thompson was believed to be the father of the child. a troubling new report reveals violence at abortion clinics is up triple digits since roe v. wade was overturned. data compiled by the national abortion federation shows that clinics saw a 231% rise, a 229% jump in stalking, a 100% spike in arson over the last year. melissa fowler, the chief program officer at the national abortion federation says the data is proof of what we have known to be true. antiabortion extremists are emboldened by the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, and the cascade of abortion bans that followed. melissa fowler joins me now, and melissa, you talked to a lot of people about what they are seeing. i want to play just part. >> we had someone who tried to throw a molotov cocktail at the clinic and louisiana. and fortunately, it was at night. but after that, they couldn't have windows anymore. so they had no windows in the building whatsoever. it wa

and so what exactly are public gonzales is why i was a florida arrested in poland. a. well, he has a very bad situation. important because 1st of forty's, russian seconds, although he's bask, which is a national manual or the spring which is nothing was predicted by the spanish government. and his wife has been violated. she's guess, been able to see his wife once in the, in the last year. and a half, she has been able to see me once she see his 1st lawyers more often. she has no right to call his german, nor his wife, nor he's the parents. he has no right to starting the one case in prison and we ask their lawyer a seasonal. you don't have the right to see the evidence. but you less recently noticed a program called report to show this the end the project pat, protecting rock us citizen journalist. suppose on this just like this being applied fairly soon while the report has in your opinion. no, no, no, of course not. been to who the reporters belong to popular is a freelance reporter so he has nobody to back him out. that's the reality. and of course, i mean, we know

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students at the university of idaho standing silent at his arraignment reaction i had from's steve gonzales, and republican virginia governor gleyoungkin reportedly taking a look at 2024 just weeks after he said he had no plan to run we look at the republican field voters are saying and what could it be that will change inside plus, wild scene after two teens are killed in a car crash the chaos that followed and how all this ended in both stories throughout the hour. but first the border crisis front and center on capitol hill and house hearing getting underway right now as lawmakers dig deeper into all the harm caused by president biden's open border policies. welcome to a brand-new hour america's newsroom, i'm dana perino, bill hemmer is off today we recruited john. >> john: i'm john robbins today's event part three a series of hearings examining the unprecedented surge of illegal immigration including the massive number of migrants overwhelming american communities like chicago is captured by independent photojournalist rebecca brennan. plus, terrorists entering the country in record num

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. >>> entrevistamos a alejandro gonzales iÑÁrritu.jas el terruÑo. soy hijo de migrantes. >>> usted es migrante pero ademÁs es papa. >>> junto a mis madres fui inmigrante. mi padre fue contador del banco de italia. >>> y usted viviendo en roma continÚa siendo inmigrante. ¿cÓmo se muere un poco como papa inmigrante?. >>> siempre algo dejas, no es lo mismo el mate que te haces con el term o el mate de tu mamÁ, tu tÍa, tu abuela, calentito reciÉn hecho. te falta el aire natal. >>> privilegio de verdad tener esta charla con el papa francisco. maÑana tendremos la segunda parte de la entrevista de noticias telemundo con el pontÍfice y mÁs adelante rogelio mora-tagle nos dice cÓmo fue el encuentro, el papa francisco cuando su fundaciÓn. enseguida tenemos el reporte. por ahora, noticias de estados unidos. ron desantis intenta dejar atrÁs el accidentado lanzamiento en twitter de su candidatura a la casa blanca y el aluviÓn de criticas que ha recibido. el gobernador de florida comenÓo a delinear su campaÑa con actos programados en 3 estados para

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it's very hard to understand why the police did not move in. >> you talked about caitlin gonzales, whofor people to see. -- >> tell me more about jackie. >> she was funny. her laugh was funny. she snorted. >> why did you meet? >> she was at a -- and she was by herself, so i asked her if she wanted to play with me. she said, yes. that, we kept talking, and yeah. >> do you talk to kaitlyn about that day? >> i try not to bring it up. but there is just a part of her that has become obsessed in wanting to understand what happened. why they didn't go in when they have the chance. >> that's a very profound obsession for a ten year old to have. >> yeah. but one place she was supposed to have been safe, and she wasn't. >> you think about ptsd, what happened now to her, and years later, as well. how this is going to effect her. this is now going beyond grieving for so many of these families. >> right. but in this case, caitlin and her mother, gladys, are actually, gladys understands mental health. she understands the importance of getting therapy, the right kind of therapy, for caitlin. and i st

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. >> peter: and this is why as bill melugin tweeted tony gonzales.sman tony gonzales says the president of guatemala told him he knows of at least 80,000 predominantly 80,000 venezuelan nationals making their way to the u.s. border ahead of the drop of title 42. and nobody at the white house would take his calls. border cities in the u.s. expect to be overwhelmed and republican senator tim scott is saying just reinstate title 42. they used the threat of covid to justify it before now they can use the threat of fentanyl overdoses and send border crossers back that way. we have no indication something biden officials considering. we also have no reason to think that the president plans to go survey this area that is now being helped out by 1500 u.s. troops. >> so after title 42 ends, does the president then want to go back to the border to see the situation for himself? >> i don't have any trips to preview for you. >> over the last few days. the biden administration is officials at the border a new rule. do not let anybody in that does not request asyl

. >> reporter: alexa gonzales has been playing soccer since she was four. she is now 15 and captain of her club team, the san jose ross. alexa told me that soccer is like therapy to her. reminds her where she came from and shows her where she can go. >> when i step on the field it gives me memories of when i was little and what the future tells me. >> reporter: alexa says she has seen professional women's soccer matches on tv and would love to get to that level. her favorite player? >> alex morgan. >> reporter: that is why when alexa heard the bay area was getting a professional team, she couldn't believe it. >> i found it surprising. i think it is pretty cool. excted kick off inaugural season next year. the san jose rush say that having a new team in the bay will inspire a whole generation of girls just like alexa to not only take up soccer but see firsthand where the sport can take them. >> it is a win-win situation! who doesn't want to go to the stadium and see a professional team? it is going to be packed with girls in the little girls will have their o

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. >> reporter: texas republican tony gonzales represents parts of el paso, which has seen a 130% spikereds are sleeping on sidewalks and in alleys, many seeking asylum in the u.s. >> and the way this gets solved, it's not by sending u.s. troops at the border to do probably in the administration needs to be sending judges to the border, and these judges need to get these asylum cases heard in days, not years. >> reporter: on monday, texas governor greg abbott said he would again send busloads of migrants to democrat-run cities. the mayors of chicago and new york city say they have no more room. >> what is the administration doing to help state and local governments prepare ahead of the expected influx? >> so, look, it's unfortunate that governor abbott continues to play politics with migrants and with the american people. we have been in touch with state and local governments to help them in any way that we can. >> reporter: the white house says judges and lawyers are heading to the border to handle expedited removal proceedings, and those who do not qualify for asylum will be removed q

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about a year, maybe two years ago now, senator sinema and tony gonzales and henry cuellar introduced the bipartisan order solutions back, another bill -- we thought if this got bad enough, the biden administration would look for a lifeline to grab a hold of, and we wanted to provide them with a bipartisan, bicameral bill to begin that discussion, but they refused even that, so i appreciate senator graham taking the lead on this issue. this is a bad situation that is about to get much, much worse, and the answer is not 1500 active duty service members. they didn't join the military to go to the border to push paper and change diapers, but under the law that is all they can do is perform administrative functions. they can't even actually enforce the immigration law, that this is a symbolic move that has zero meaning when it comes to changing the status quo. and we are here to cite, if you think things -- say, if you think things are bad now, they are going to get worse come may 11. what is now a flood will turn into a tsunami. sen. graham: will go ahead and take questions. yeah go ahea

so quickly assessing and you can meet gonzales for gigi and you put in submit also associated with each of them each prose, the valley. if we use any of those up a new, good evening the, the, charlotte, i'm with a good i mean you, some of the details specifically do things when she was that's totally up. it also can be do was me selling children in ukraine. these anything but near you? sure. you're almost a 100 multiple in your business. use my associate law school list here. we're almost nobody. and so it should look familiar or should look kentoria for adults to, to the number of new and they did. you want me to do the investigation found the head physician available, regional technical hospital log done and say, doc, so new bones, organs to the united states, telling them of those in ukraine that then children had died when your promotion combo 2nd thought i only have to handle part of just one more than the cisco product. you come to what i see windows left on the phone or on the computer. but let's see, let's see that and that's just good part of to international humanitarian organ

nothing that somebody afflict installed on a medium gonzales son, carlos was arrested in may of 2022. i think like what the completes it. what the, what she's kinda holding, the police told her that he was being taken for questioning about possible gang connection. they said that if he was innocent, he would be released in 15 days. but carlos didn't survive 3 just a minute today. i don't know. yeah. beautiful. too, so basic and what do you offer? look at the 2nd case. okay. fi, you see a consequence here of 6, and we kind of going to fix the mechanic up. what is done with us. you know, these are now much nothing but the back in for a little thought of the left front. we'll see on. not no fine. so now listen, i want yeah. me, me. yeah. yes. so look, i'm at the mental me mouth color, the put a good this i've had linguistic and bustling a single man the human know it. can you just give me another man being held in prison with carlos also died that day and a medium says no one from the government, notified her of her son's death. her daughter learned about it on social media. now my by th

. >> parents like hector gonzales lined up waiting for answers while the school is on lockdown. >> i mean, i'm just really concerned. trust your kids, too. >> santa rosa police were called to the school at 10:45am. after a student called 9-1-1 to report. another student showing off a gun. several students ran when they saw officers arrived and police searched the campus for updates from their kids locked in classrooms told as part of the one school in weston account for >> on race findings. plus, if you listen to according to police, no guns were found but officers did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. >> no arrests were made but wayne's or rita says he saw police escort a student from the campus to a police cruiser. did. i was actually standing to the parents. >> and there i came out of their head when they saw. sun. walk out rita's daughter is a freshman at montgomery high school and he was reunited with her. >> after the lockout ended around 01:00pm, it's the same school where a student was stabbed to death in march. he has several concerns after police were

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