griff. griff: jillian, as the u.s.sell johnson, says his property is under siege as illegal immigrants damage his land and livestock. these photos we're showing you now. you shot this footage, russell, thanks for getting up early and taking time, very important, you're a fourth generation cattle rancher. tell us what's happening to your property and where your property is in regard to the border. >> we're located 50 miles south of deming, new mexico. our ranch runs for eight miles along the u.s./mexico border. ever since president biden took office we're seeing a dramatic increase in illegal foot traffic. it's very negatively impacting our ranching operation. griff: russell, we're looking at trash left on your ranch. tell me what is some of the more striking things you've seen and really if you can, tell us the damage that's being done to your ranch and those like it. >> well, every time that we've had a dramatic surge of foot traffic like this, you get the common problems that everybody sees along the border, with tra

griff: i'm griff jenkins.say the democrats are working on a separate proposal if the latest proposal falls throughment rich edson is joining us from wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. >> good afternoon, griff. when president biden returns to washington the white house says he'll be negotiating with republicans and democrats and a compromise on infrastructure. they're discussing a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal however there are stick being points, how to pay for this. democrats want tax increases and republicans want to use unspent covid relief funds. his own proposal, as you know, is a huge package, 2.65 trillion dollars with a $2 trillion of new taxes, particularly taxes on american businesses and american workers which makes no sense coming out of this pandemic. now, griff, as you mentioned, democrats are working on two tracks here, there's that bipartisan trillion dollar track, but also looking for a larger bill, something in the order of $6 trillion, potentially up to t

griff. griff: u.s. watch. >> there are very maligned actors who are trying even as we speak, there are thousands of attacks on all aspects of the energy sector and the private sector generally. griff: granholm's remarks followed two massive ransomware attacks this year, the first shut down the colonial pipeline and then targeted the world's largest meat company, jbs. granholm says corporations and even private citizens must shore up cyber security to prepare for possible hacks. in west virginia, -- west virginia senator joe manchin said he will vote against a sweeping bill to overhaul elections, manchin says the act is too broad and too partisan. >> i think it's the wrong piece of legislation to bring our country together and unite our country and i'm not supporting that because i think it would divide us further. griff: manchin says he'll seek bipartisan compromise, no matter how difficult the democrats' legislation has not gathered any republican support and without manchin's vote the likelihood of th

griff: steve, it's griff.rent rescue teams coming in. is the effort growing, are you seeing a enlargement of the search and rescue effort there? steve: there was an immediate response both from surfside and other towns around florida, even some civilians were approaching from the beach to try to help and locate some of the survivors. so we have seen a tremendous effort and more and more people coming in. urban rescue teams from across the country and they brought in heavy equipment too. so they're really going at it both from the top where the rubble and from the bottom underneath the parking deck. they say they have all of the supplies, all the technical equipment that they need to carry out what is still a slow and pain-staking effort. griff: and let me ask you for your feedback, you're talking obviously to the residents there. not just survivors but people that live in the area and you listed in florida, obviously, for quite some time, you understand many of the buildings look similar. is there anxiety, is

griff.rom pipelines to beef to fairy service, it's getting scary out there. thank you for covering that, charles watson in atlanta. >> for more on growing threat let's bring former state department senior adviser morgan wright. thank you for being with us today. i want to start with the ransom ware attacks on the rise. the u.s. consists of 52% of the world's attacks. why is that and what can congress or the biden administration do to curve it especially knowing that 90% of critical infrastructure is privately owned and that's a risk to supply chain? >> you know, jacqui, that's a great graphic. we have a large infrastructure and we are open in terms of the people that can come and the things that you can connect to so it creates an initial problem and then the other part of that too, a lot of the infrastructures, 85% owned by the private sector, a lot of infrastructures that have not been modernized or built on modern technology. they've applied things to the top of them to connect them to ne

griff: tyrus? >> britney spears sent shockwaves around the world when she detailed the abusiveness of her conservatorship. tonight her family has a message about britney. griff: emily. >> president trump returns to the stage for fiery words for vice president kamala harris fresh off her brief visit to the southern border. griff: first, a huge sign of disrespect for our country during the olympic track and field trials. grenn berry placed third in the hammer throw yesterday and as the national anthem began to play with the winners at the podium, barry turned away from the flag so she was facing the stands and then, toward the end of the anthem she pulled up a black t-shirt with the words "activist athlete" on the front and covered her head head saying"i feel like it was a setup. they did it on purpose and i was hissed to be honest. they had enough opportunities to play the national anthem and before we got up there it was real disrespectful." according to the associated press, the national anthem ha

griff, back to you. griff griff steve harrigan in surfside, thank you very much.s, you know, as we learn more about this, that report from 2018, we've learned that the building inspector was actually some 14 hours earlier on that building. and another quote from that survey report said this: the main issue with this building structure is that the entrance drive pool deck planter waterproofing is laid on a flat surface. the water sutt on the waterproofing until it evaporates. the replacement will be extremely expensive. abby, what do you headache when you hear some of -- make when you hear some of these developments about perhaps this was preventable? >> yeah. i think this just sends a message that if there's any issue with a building, especially structurally, you these to address it right away. if this truly did happen in 2018, it's now 2021. to that long on something that serious results in something like this, and what really struck me is you don't hear of this happening in a first world cub. you hear -- country. you hear about how these buildings we have here a

griff is at the border, griff. griff: i've been here for a week now and in that week, in just this sector alone in del rio, texas there have been apprehensions and the migrants coming from more than 35 different countries. not just the northern triangle of honduras, el salvador guatemala, but africa and romania and other place. where i'm staying is a hot bed. i'll walk you along the river bank, mostly all venezuelans coming from here and we've learned from the dps agents and the other border officials here that it's highly, highly organized, as much as the venezuelans come all the way to the little town of acuna, and are taken specifically to this spot every afternoon. now, the drone that's up right now, you should be able to see, it's la hoya, texas in the rio grande valley sector, that's hit harder, both the rgv and they're up in apprehensions, in the area where you're looking at the drone, the same river we're looking at rio grande, east of it, 12 miles or so is mission, texas where they apprehended a mexican na

good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret. an unfinished section of the border wall, the former president got a border security briefing here at the department of public safety headquarters behind me where local and state law enforcement officials told him about out-of-control illegal crossings and skyrocketing drug seizure and human smuggling. >> really dangerous border. more dangerous than it's' ever been in the history of our country and we better go back fast. >> griff: former president trump joined texas governor greg abbott for highly publicized trip to the border wall. governor abbott emphasizing that texas is taking matters into its own hands to protect the state from illegal border crossings. >> it is time to make sure we seal this border and close it down. >> a republican congressional delegation also in attendance criticizing last week's visit to el paso by vice president harris. >> it's an insult to the american people and to the intelligence of texans and border state communities that kamala harris is the border c

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good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret.ing that border summit with sheriff's mayors and judges as we speak as the crisis hits unprecedented levels it comes as the white house holds a background briefing call with reporters this afternoon about the new may numbers highlighting the fact that there are fewer unaccompanied children in the government's care and that fewer family units are coming but also maintaining that the border is still closed. [speaking spanish] >> griff: this smuggler says the border is anything but closed. adding adding is he making 100 to $200 a day moving migrants across the rio grande. it's the same message the migrants themselves are telling us. jose from venezuela made the decision to come just four days ago. >> that's something that i have been seeing on the news lately. and what the people are talking about. >> griff: what do they say? >> they say there is a better opportunities here for immigrants so i took the chance. >> griff: aumar is far from alone. here in the dill del rio sector they are see

griff, what's the latest? griff: hey, neil. really glad to hear that welcoming news from the governor, because if the vice president came to this section of del rio she would see the disarray of the situation of the existing wall is. let me take you up to the birds eye view in the sky, neil. you can see from the drone the short section of tall trump wall 30 feet tall coming across the gate i'm standing in, that was built under president obama and then on the other side of that gate which needs repairs, by the way, you see another little section of trump wall. people here tell me that on the morning of the inauguration they were working on that section of the wall. by noon they had stopped. its been sitting like that ever since and this influx of migrants is really frightening residents. we talked last night at that border security summit with the director of texas department of public safety, colonel steve mccraw, here is what he said about how residents feel. >> i mean, they're u.s. citizens that have a right to live free from

hey, griff.rights for more than three hours which by the way was shorter than expected, but yet, the headline, we learned now, in those dualing solo press conferences, as the leaders held afterwards, the headline is that the president lost his cool on kaitlyn cones of cnn. watch. >> why are you so confident he'll change his behavior? >> i'm not confident. what do you do all day? >> given his past behavior has not changed in that press conference he denied any involvement and how does that account to a constructive meeting? >> i don't understand that. griff: before departing geneva the president apologized for being what he called a "wise guy" and we also learned in the press conference that the president gave putin a list of 16 types of infrastructure that were off limits to cyberattacks, but was it a success? well the president says we'll find out in the next few months whether it was a successor not, meanwhile, former president donald trump offering his assessment. >> well i guess overall is we

griff jenkins at del rio texas with more. griff?me over there, mexico, as a group of migrants taking their shoes off getting ready to cross. we've been seeing it all morning long and we're going to speak to the border patrol chief here about it when we come back. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your dreams, and the way you care for those you love. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪

griff jenkins with more. griff. >> hey, neil.t the vice president would see if she came here, the smuggling operations don't stop. this is the the rio grande, the u.s. border between del rio texas. you can see activity over there about 30 minutes ago. we had about a half a dozen venezuelans just cross. the gentleman in the white shirt crouching there. that is a smaller. he didn't want to talk to me. i asked him if more people were coming. we expect more crossings to happen from the mexico side to come here to this private property we've been at all day long. we went for a boat road from the border patrol chief yesterday. it was eye opening. he talked to me as we witnessed a crossing. take a listen to this. >> good forbid one of these babies got dropped in the water. so far this year we rescued almost 1,300 people. sadly we've had about 49 die to either exposure or drownings. this river is a dangerous place. it happens. >> neil, i mentioned that property owner. her name is marsha morgan. she lives in this house here on the bank. s

hi, griff. griff hey, david.ere in just the last seven days they apprehended more than 5,800 migrants from 29 different countries but what's behind me, this is the halted construction of president trump 's wall. the foundation was laid. it is not going to be completed. it's basically on hold. agents don't know what's going to happen. if you go up in the sky in our fox sky drone team you can see where the taller part of the wall is the new president trump wall that was halted and then what's next to me, this lower wall was built under president obama and you can see , it's much smaller, a little delapidated and part of the reason why they are under an onslaught here with david, the vice president of the border patrol council here in del rio. we've seen a lot of action today >> we just had a group walk up to us that crossed the river from haiti and they turned themselves in this morning with over 100 people waiting to be picked up by agents and this is a daily occurrence sometimes multiple times a day and all agent

>> bret: griff jenkins along the border if del rio, texas. up next, is the u.s.oo woke? we will lay out what critics are saying about changes in the u.s. military. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 4 in dallas as multiple law enforcement agencies hit several locations and arrest dozens of what are called the most violent criminals in that city. the raid started early thursday morning under the cover of darkness against what was called a criminal organization. widespread. fox 11 in los angeles as governor gavin newsom says the federal government is going to restore nearly a billion dollars bullet train. the mope weigh 2019. the project has been plagued by cost overruns and delays and this is a live look at chicago from our affiliate fox 32 the liver there in chicago. the big story tonight illinois fully reopens with loosened covid-19 restrictions. chicago is hosting the 71st old town art fair. that's the first major festival in the city since 019. and writings but i field was open to full capacity for the f

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griff: dr.ying silent for months, our vice president finally plans to speak with leaders from guatemala and mexico today -- >> and what kamala harris has not done, she hasn't spoken to the people who are living on the border in any of these states. >> for fallout with a psychiatrist who told an audience at yale about her fantasy to shoot white people. >> dangerous double standard that allows minorities to engage in hate speech without any consequences. >> president biden continuing to push for a huge infrastructure plan. >> we need a bipartisan infrastructure bill. we're not that far apart. we're moving in the right direction. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ ainsley: okay. the national harbor in maryland, and because i overtook the hello from brian, i'm going to let you take this one. brian: steve, you're good with engines. is that a lawnmower? steve: no. [laughter] brian: is it that nobody's been on it once already? where are the people? steve: it's 8:00 in the morning. we are the only ones up here in

i'm joined by reporting maria griff neglect, who at a polling station in addis ababa greetings. maria does prime minister abbey, are committed look, set to win this election. there hasn't been any surveys per se to determine, you know, who is most like with the election or what the voter turnout will be over a 1000000. you can have registered both throughout the country, but it has to be said that with her to be as a paper collection over the former. really listen to it and heard that word parties, instructors, that they can switch at for example. and the biggest part of the 2 main parts are both the election. so parts because it is considered as a favorite election, there are some places where you tell them to jump with the national title of popular support. and then i just want to add those threats to the party results are july. first my that's 67 to are not floating in addition to the region, a movie as well. no one the nobel peace prize in 2019, in part is recognition of his achievements. how much has the, has he actually achieved, especially given this ongoing unresolved co

griff: what do they say?ff: and come, they do. neil in this sector, the del rio sector alone, with those new may numbers we got yesterday overall 180, 034 total, the percentage that were up fiscal year 20-21 is up 457% here in del rio and that is why perhaps it's good that governor abbott will be coming here to talk to the local sheriffs, mayors, judges and land owners, because they have a situation on their hands that is absolutely unprecedented and un sustainable. the sheriff here martinez here telling me earlier, that the taxpayers here in this small community cannot bear this burden, something has got to be done and has to be done as ap. neil? neil: griff, thank you very much you're being very modest, young man but the fact of the matter is you get these stories because you listen and you take time to listen, it's invaluable. we'll have more, after this. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to ap

griff just fine at all. that's how you do it right. ... if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. and now get netflix on us. it's all included with 2 lines for only $70 bucks! only at t-mobile. >> all right. the view from the border is that it's a mess. so much of a mess that the governor of texas has already promised that he is going to build a wall that joe biden put a stop to says it's necessary. now, the question, can he do that and will he run into any legal obstacles because he wants to do that? all at a time when the surge isn't slowing down and our own griff jenkins doesn't know it. riveting reports that show just how bold the people become trying to get into the country including smugglers. not afraid of talking to the press in broad day night and griff is in del rio, texas with more. hey, griff. >> hey, neil. it's been quite a week and being on your show, we've had crazy moments, but since i've been her

>> bret: griff jenkins along the border in texas. griff, thanks. the u.s. supreme court has ruled the u.s. government can indefinitely detain certain immigrants who insist they will face persecution or torture if they are deported to their native countries. the ruling was 6-3. the case involves people who had previously been deported and when detained after reentering the u.s. illegally claimed they would be persecuted or tortured if they were sent back home. the court ruled the immigrants are not entitled to a hearing about whether they should be released. while the government evaluates their claims. up next. congressional republicans are bullish on next year's midterms. we will tell you why. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. 213 fox in seattle a massive heat wave in the pacific northwest moves inland. one utility in spob spokane warns some customers will face more rolling blackouts amid heavy power demand. about 8200 lost electricity monday as temperatures soared more than 118 degrees. fox 5 in new york

hey, griff. >> reporter: hey, dagen.entioned about the governor announcing he'll be building his own border wall of some sort -- we expect details next week -- was very welcome here. let me show you some of the footage we shot of the existing wall in the del rio sector. you see old existing wall that is needing repaired and then tiny sections of new wall being built under president trump that was halted literally on inauguration day after the workers took the a hunch break. a lunch break. meanwhile, we talked to the director of the department of public safety here in texas, colonel steve mccraw. he was very happy to hear about the wall news. here's what he said. >> absolutely. everybody knows in law enforcement you can with proactive -- or military, with that regard. if there's a way to channel and prevent in the course of putting in place a type of infrastructure that's needed expect technology and the -- and the technology and the boots on the ground, because at the end end of the day, you need to put hands on people.

griff jenkins is live in del rio, texas. griff. >> harris, the vice president's message to the migrants did not come falling on deaf ears because of the numbers you just gave. by the way we're standing in the rio grande river. on this side is mexico, on that side is del rio, texas. of those numbers of the 5800 migrants they were from 29 different countries. as you see along this terrain on the river and you can see it's very shallow that i'm walking it makes it easy to cross but they need an opening in the sugar cain like this property you see here. the owner there, marsha, owned the property for 14 years says she has never seen anything like this. when i asked her about the administration's handling of the crisis and the situation coming across her property, here is what she had to say. listen. >> it angers me as a property owner, it seems we do not have any rights and i'm here and i'm trying to bring awareness. >> yesterday here on the river we got an exclusive ride along with border patrol chief who was showing us the poi

and griff jenkins in del rio, texas today. hi, griff. >> good afternoon, martha. don't come. let me show you part of the reason why they're still coming, this right here is the foundation for what would have been new border wall under president trump. it's been halted since inauguration day and sitting here doing nothing. if you go into the sky, our fox drone team -- geraldo, you can see the new trump wall is the tall portion of the wall. the smaller dilapidated fence is old wall that was built under president obama. when joe biden was in charge of the migrant crisis in twh -- 2014. here in del rio, they've had over the last seven days more than 5,800 apprehensions from 29 countries. i'm here with the vice president of the border patrol council in del rio. john, this road right here, you've been seeing groups all day. >> yeah. a group from haiti walked up. they've been traveling two months. here they are. agents pick them up. we're over 300 immigrants just here with a group of over 100 this morning. this is every day, all day. >> john, the vice president in guatem

griff jenkins, great reporting, thank you very much. i want to get to this now. have stolen about half of the nation's unemployment benefits since the pandemic began. the estimates as much as $400 billion of taxpayer money gone. the bulk of it likely went to state-backed crime signed cats in china, russia and other countries. the report adds states knew fraud from inevitable but decided getting the money to struggling americans was more important than vetting every claim. no comment from the treasury department. despite the stolen billions americans are not going back to work, though, the number of unfulfilled new jobs has jumped to 9.3 million. >> we're seeing that president biden's economic plans are working. american rescue plan is working and seeing americans more and more go back to work every day. i will say this. i do not feel that the $300 bonus is keeping people out of work. >> harris: larry kudlow host of fox business kudlow joins me now and always breaks down facts and the truth. so, when the labor secretary says people are getting jobs, what is he wat

did they pay ransom, griff, do we know? don't know yet and that's a great question, brian, lawrence, ainsley but here we go again another russian ransomware attack and this one could lead to sticker shock at the supermarket or hit you as you head out to the favorite restaurant to get cheeseburger. the shutdown impacted all nine beef plants located in 8 states accounts for a quarter of all u.s. beef. the employees 66,000 american workers across 84 u.s. based locations and it's prompting concerns of a possible meat shortage. usda reported production declines on tuesday showing beef down 22%. pork down 19.5%. jvs's ceo says in a statement the vast majority of our pete recollect pork, poultry and food plants will be operational wednesday. meanwhile on board air force one the deputy white house press secretary acknowledging the attack, watch. >> jvs notified came from a criminal organization likely based in russia. the white house accept gauging directly with the russian government on this matter and delivering the message that

griff jenkins with the latest. griff?age of republicans that believe that this green lights more attacks and lining up to take a shot at him. watch. >> you know, he hands putin a list of 16 industries and sectors to please, pretty please, mother may i not attack anymore. i'd had a to be the 17th or 18th. >> whether it was handing over the 16 critical infrastructures for russia not to attack with cyber attacks, russia should never attack any american interests when it comes to cyber attacks. >> the list includes entities defined as critical infrastructure. it ranges from the energy sector to water systems, food supply, dams, manufacturing and financial services. so what does the white house think about the criticism? we reached out for comment. they pointed us to jake sullivan's comments this morning. >> if these attacks continue, the president will have no choice but to take responsive measures against russia including in cyber and he said that clearly and definitively to president putin. >> sullivan says we'll find out i

pete: griff, thank you so much. >> richard: thank you, griff. griff mentioned everybody has to pay.t no accountability for who comes over the border. pete? pete: yeah, for years we heard about separating kids in cages and being separated from parents will kids effectively disappear in america. that's live footage of the border wall in la jolla, texas. waves of people, minute by minute, hour by hour, live on television, with the coyotes just out in the open saying this is what we do. will: meanwhile, back here in, i guess, more simple part of america, the fallout has just gn from congresswoman ilhan omar controversial tweet. the tweet that shows stunning illiteracy and perhaps more deeply a hatred of america in comparing the united states terrorist organizations like hamas. just begun because house speaker nancy pelosi has distanced herself from those comments but only yet gone so far. she is saying there will be no further discipline nor congresswoman omar at this time. watch. >> any further action be taken against representative omar for her comments? >> no. no, i don't. [inaudible

good evening, griff. >> good evening, bret.s from customs and border protection for the month of may. 180,000 and 34 migrants were encountered on our southwest border bringing may to the highest monthly total this fiscal year, the fiscal year total is 929,868. and if you look at our fox drone sky camera you can see the rio grande river that 91 migrants here behind me just cross in the last hour and while the river is shallow, it is certainly also dangerous. it's a treacherous journey these migrants ranging from infants to the elderly traveling thousands of miles to reach this point. 74-year-old miss is a ramos from venezuela says she fled because the government there led by president maduro, killed her son. >> is that because of the government, maduro? >> of course. no maduro. from the beginning. from the beginning. and they kill my first son. they kill my first son. i left there. i left him there. >> this as vice president harris wraps her first foreign trip to guatemala and mexico seeking to address root causes of migration.

joining us now is griff jenkins. fabricated but he says the one sided shows should be considered an illegal campaign contribution from the democrat party so sounds like he does believe in government regulation of comedy shows or what he called one sided shows. >> we have of to think if darryl hammond or dana car ivey are jealous. he wasn't necessarily instructing anybody to do anything, but it does confirm that he wants to hit them as hard as he can and had different agency from the fcc and doj take a look at it. it sounds like from the reports that the staff said we'll look, not much came of it. howie: i mentioned earlier this just broke in the last hour or so, the atlantic has an excerpt from john carl's new book, the abc anchor, he spoke to bill barr, the former attorney general, who said allegations of election fraud were bs. trump confronted him about it, was not happy about it. what do you make of barr going on the record so-to-speak through this and is this damage control for the former ag? >> well t former ag

we'll begin with griff jenkins live along the texas border. griff. >> good morning, harris. governor abbott and former president trump will be here at the headquarters of the texas department of public safety in about two hours. they are coming to the rio grande valley sector because it's ground zero for the border crisis. let me show you fox news obtaining the last 24 hour numbers. apprehensions in just this sector in the last 24 hours 2,429. that's up 544% compared to this time last year. we've had our drone up. it is down now because of rain. it has been up and showing the number of groups. an agent telling me they've been hit with 10 plus large groups despite the fact it has been raining in la joya, texas, all morning long. part of the complications as agents are overwhelmed. a part of the gop delegation, there is a dozen or more members coming from washington one of those members is congressman michael cloud. his district 100 miles north of the border and he says he is impacted just as much as any of the border representatives and he blames the biden administration. lis

griff thinks. >> donald trump reacted to president biden's summit with putin. todd: here is what he had to say on hannity. >> gave a very big stage to russia and got nothing, we give up something that was unbelievably valuable. i stop the pipeline, nordstrom and that pipeline was stopped and it was given back and nothing was gotten fort. i think it was a good day for russia. i don't see what we got out of it. i got along well with him, nobody was tougher on russia. he would say that but nobody was tougher on russia, you never heard of north stream, you never heard of all the things we did in terms of sanctions, so many sanctions and i was loving the idea of ticking them off. i would've loved to take them off as soon as they got their act together. we had a great shot at having an unbelievable relationship with russia. >> a lot of us have one theme we are taking from the day, my big theme is 16 targets, please don't do this, we appreciate it if you didn't do this, that smells like a bull's-eye that putin is going to attack quote have his people attack. jillian:

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jillian: thanks, griff. todd: great work at the border.iden administration announcing they're replacing a trump era i.c.e. office with a new one, to support illegal immigrants to say they've been victims of crime. jillian: joining us to react is agnes gibney whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant. people are asking what about you, you've been the victim of a crime. tell us what happened to your son, ronald, back in 2002. >> my son was standing in the driveway when a gang member came from behind and was going to shoot his friend in the back and got my son in the arm and he literally bled to death. he died in surgery. jillian: i'm so sorry. todd: here's the explanation of dhs secretary mayorkas. it reads all people should be able to access victim services without fear, this administration is committed to providing information and guidance to all victims irrespective of their immigration status. what's your response to that? >> i think it's a slap in the face for every american citizen in this country especially for those that legally e

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griff jenkins joins us live in washington for more. griff? we seem to think this is a big deal.any others do. griff: it is a big deal, brian, ainsley and lawrence, good morning. the border is on fire. it is in crisis. the video we are about to show you is far too common of an occurrence in the rio grand valley. migrants caught in life threatening situations attempting to cross the river. fox news jared carter caught this all on camera. watch. [shouting] >> they are drowning. they're drowning. [screaming] he. griff: our agents rushed down to the river to help them. meanwhile at the other end of the 2,000-mile long border a remarkable helicopter are rescue marines out of huma arizona spot a woman being assaulted just 20n the mexican side near athletics co, california. director of air operations jim shoes ler described it. >> we look for any kind of action that may be going on on either side of the border and saw what he saw a man and walk locked like she was being actively raped. griff: capture with mexican authorities. the woman shot in the head as well ran north for the agents a

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griff: yeah, good morning, stuart.beyond that about a mile south is the rio grande river, but of the 5,800 migrants in the last seven days they've encountered, stuart, they are from 29 different countries, and that is why vice president harris' trip to guatemala where she is right now to solve the root causes of migration from that northern triangle really doesn't address the magnitude of the massive problem coming from countries like venezuela. venezuelans alone here this fiscal year upwards of 11,000 just in del rio. now, our drone camera is up in the air and you can see , if you look at it, the ridgeline coming across in a difficult terrain that the migrants have to go to get there. now, one of the staff here that really is eye popping, a jaw dropper, stuart, is that the number of convicted sex offenders, that they have apprehended this fiscal year is up 1383% nearly 1400%. how do they know because when they apprehend them their biometric data shows they committed a sex offense here in the united states. for some, t

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ainsley: thanks, griff.aking way into this country country told or missed the message stemly racist country oppresses anyone of any minority status this clearly hasn't gotten the message down to the root cause countries of central america and mexico. there are people who this day today will be trying to make their way into this country because they know that the united states of america, despite its challenges, still remains the greatest country on the face of the earth. ainsley: it is. yesterday we were reminded of that memorial day. if you read that article in the "new york times" what they found is 46-page blueprint. they are saying he wants shorter lines, shorter simpler forms, fewer fees. he wants to reduce the paperwork for illegal immigrants. fewer security hoops. better opportunities to join family members here in the u.s. and more chances to get work visas. citizen applications up 80% since 2014. lawrence: you know, i commend them for trying to get something done but they still don't get the problem

shannon. >> shannon: griff jenkins to himself us. kevin, something we talked about earlier.e leader of north korea has emerged after a hiatus and everyone is talking about his seemingly remarkable weight loss. north korean state media says they are heartbroken and how emaciated he looks good we will show you pictures. that might be overselling it a little bit. he's pretty healthy. it looks like when it comes to his, you know, level of excess that he has which is the complete opposite of the people who live under his control. >> i love how careful you are. i could listen to you talk all day. she worded that so perfectly. >> shannon: i am trying. >> you did it with aplomb. it's an interesting story on a number of levels. first the obvious, the dramatic weight loss is being spun by the regime to suggest it was form of self-sacrifice for a sanction weary pandemic addled group of people in the north but there's also a very serious health consideration here, his father and grandfather suffered from heart related problems. they both died obviously related to that and kim has been a

griff jenkins reporting from del rio, texas. >> it's a treacherous journey.nts ranging from infants to the elderly traveling thousands of miles to reach this point. 74-year-old asa ramos from venezuela says she fled because the government they are led by president maduro killed her son. >> because of the government? >> of course. maduro from the beginning. they killed my son. they killed my first son. [crying] >> this is vice president harris wraps her first foreign trip to guatemala and mexico seeking to address root causes of migration. drawing criticism over her refusal to visit our southern border. >> the reality is that we need to prioritize with happening at the border, and we have to prioritize why people are going to the border. >> property owners along the banks of the rio grande field a message urging migrants not to come falls on deaf ears. >> that's an absolute joke. we've had this property for 14 years and occasionally you would see someone cross. very seldom. i am here and it's absolutely not close.ws gets an inclusive river ride along witnessin

jillian: griff, thank you.on supreme court justice steven briar to call it a career, the renewed push for his retirement comes after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the rules applied after justice scalia's death in 2016 would apply in 2024 if the gop win back the majority. take a listen. >> no, i don't think that either party, if it controlled -- if it were different for the president would confirm a supreme court nominee in the middle of an election. jillian: democrats have accused republicans of hypocrisy for confirming supreme court justice amy coney barrett during an election year in 2020 after blocking merrick garland in 2016. the state of florida now one of 15 states to require a moment of prayer, moment for prayer in public school classrooms. the governor signed a bill monday that ensures students get one minute for prayer or meditation. take a listen. >> the idea that you can just push god out of every institution and be successful, i'm sorry, our founding fathers did not believe that. we ha

. ♪ ♪ >> geraldo: this is a fox news alert, griff jenkins, our correspondent is live at the border whererossing, some great reporting with some stunning pictures, what can you tell us? >> hey, geraldo, it's been stunning here in the last 20 minutes, we've seen more than 60, maybe 70 migrants crossing, every one of them from venezuela, you can see they range in age, we've seen babies cross and now an elderly woman. obviously her family trying to help her and she's getting caught in some of the current waters the border patrol here says they rescue nearly 1300 migrants. you can see behind me another group of elderly folks trying to cross as they come and it's a tough, difficult journey. we did talk to the smuggler, his name is juan, young gentleman and a white shirt is been doing this every day. i asked him, are you afraid of the border patrol? and he said no. i said, what you say to the administration? president biden says the border is closed. he said no, no, it's open. [speaking non-english language." they've been traveling for days, a very difficult journey as we watch this startling i

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one thing i have noticed and griff jenkins reporting is how brazen this has become and how a smugglert griff was there, the camera was there, even allowed to talk to him there, they don't care. they're still doing it. they happily and boldly, brashly define it, keep coming. what do you make of that? that is very different. >> neil, you're very accurate. total defiance, total arrogance. knowing that nothing will happen. knowing that federal law enforcement has been completely nullified and taken out of their enforcement area here. the migration patterns, the empowerment of the cartels is unparallel in u.s. history and what is happening here today. the millions, the hundreds of millions that they're making every month here is a true crisis, not a laughing matter from this administration. they still, still today will pay no attention on the policies that they intentionally put in place here to do exactly what has happened. >> neil: we'll watch this very closely. thanks for all you do and taking the time. a.j. louderback sees what's going on first hand as the brazen nature of it that is g