cracks will get reaction from border state democrat texas congressman henry cuellar. plus. nations autoworkers expend their strike into 20 states. president biden says he will join the picket line in michigan on tuesday just the day before donald trump will be there too. meanwhile another presidential hopeful pushes back. >> we need a president who says we are not going to subsidize unions. >> will discuss with the man whose eyes are on the white house. south carolina senator tim scott. then, the second republican presidential debate only days away. we will ask republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel what voters can expect to see on stage wednesday night. and it. >> it's a symbol of perspective for the country when you dress respectfully when you're doing this responsibly progress of the more important things we should be talking about rather than if i dress like a slob? what's our sunday panel on the debate over the senate ditching its own dress code. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> and hello from foxnews in washington. the number of illegals cross

. >> welcome back now, henry cuellar. you have been in congress ten terms now. you've seen the shutdown fights before. at this point do you see a path to avoiding a government shutdown come september 30? >> first of all i want to make sure we avoid everything we can. i seen shutdowns. there's really some options we need to look at. first, the speaker can either just go further right to meet the freedom caucus demands instead of past something even though, he will send something to the senate that will pass over there and then we might be getting close to deadline. number two, he can work with us biggest been done in the past with a bipartisan cr and then get it done. that's number two. number three, do nothing, maybe wait for the senate to send that over to us but if something comes over about the origination clause or a spending bill should start off in the house, so there's three different options up there but in the history, i think people have pushed to the left have pushed to the right but history shows us that the bipartisan approach is a way to go. >> hos

bipartisan texas duo, mike mccaul and henry cuellar. "your world" is now. >> welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we begin with chad pergram on capitol hill on a countdown to a shut down. i guess right now, chad, is looking more and more likely. what can you tell us? >> neil, good afternoon. the government is all that shut down right now. there's no rescue plan out of this culdesac. the house can't approve its own bill to fund the government for a month and bolster border security. the vote 232 to 198 with 21 gop nos. >> one group wants to be more extreme than the other group. so even their effort to pass a continuing resolution amongst themselves failed spectacularly. >> the chief economist at goldman sachs estimates there's a 90% chance a shut down could run for three weeks. fox has told some republicans they're willing to have a shut down in to mid october. that's when military paychecks are due. there's chatter that some republicans may try to remove kevin mccarthy from the speakership. >> have you seen the report that hardliners have been trying to replace you? >> i saw that

maybe -- sorry, sorry, i -- henry cuellar, sorry, so he is a democrat, and what's going on there is not sustainable, we have to step up deportation. so i'm wondering if hank johnson would say that henry cuellar is talking to the wrong people. >> sandra: the democrat congresswoman just talking to hillary vaughn reacting saying these are not pests, it's not an invasion, these are people. well, these are people who are taking on extremely inhumane conditions and journeys because they are told they can enter the country at will. you can't get out of the images of the babies and toddlers crawling through barbed wire and screaming in excrutiating pain. images like this time and time again, almost to the point where we are becoming numb to it. >> john: yeah, greg abbott was on "fox & friends" this morning and said he is going to fight the federal government putting up barricades to people crossing the river and if he wins the court cause on the buoys down, he's going to put hundreds of miles down. meantime, this. >> it's happening, it's happening. >> what we had tonight was a bunch of criminal

henry cuellar knows better that separation of families.tever it is, they are separated now because 84,000 kids can't be accounted for in our country. number two, that policy lasted three weeks. melania showed one a wind breaker on. we know what happened. that was not a policy. that was an endless effort to crack down on a bad border policy that looks like the good old days compared to it. here's the problem. not only are we not pressuring mexico. not only and by the way there is a big push now to get secretary of state blinken in central and south america pushing on these people and these countries to lose your aid if you door not start cracking down on your border. the mexican president has asked to meet with biden in november. can you believe this? we are not only now pressuring them. they have to beg for a meeting and it's not for two more months. they say we're getting hurt by. this really? if you are really getting hurt by this? why don't you put your marines back on your southern border and stop letting people come through. >> well,

some in the party like congressman henry cuellar are saying we need to see images of deportation thatinistration is doing something about this and there is the threat you cannot come in and you have to go back home. he says an image like that might deter these huge numbers. >> they know they are not being deterred. the word gets around in the community. >> what they see is open border so maybe they need to see something else. >> a lot of money paid to migrants when they get here. thank you, california governor gavin newsom now forcing all schools in the state to provide vendor neutral bathrooms. more on that. texas governor greg abbott : four special session on school choice. he wants to put republican holdouts on the record. for or against it. corey deangelis gets into that coming up next. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perf

mike mccaul and henry cuellar will be my special guests tomorrow and how the border has become a national security concern. that will be tomorrow. for the time being, i leave you with the do you down about 116 points. some of the tensions eased. we'll explore. >> hello, i'm jump pirro with jesse brandon and greg it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the republican candidates picking up the pieces after a wild second debate. the contenders ripping each other up while trying to sell themselves as the best chance to defeat president biden but the big question is did anyone break through? the candidates seem to care more about delivering their one liners and talking over each other than trying to win over actual voteers >> you're ducking these things. let me tell you what's going to happen. we are not going to call you donald trump any more. we are going to call you only do duck. >> joe biden doesn't belong on a picket line. he belongs on the unemployment line. >> you hung him on your curtains. >> they were there before i showed up at the residence. >> thank you for speaking whil

henry cuellar along the border said on "fox news sunday" yesterday we need to deport more people and the president is not doing enough. i think it's one thing if republicans talk that way. more and more democrats start to find a singular voice, do you believe it will help change things? >> absolutely. i've spent the last few months multiple states around the country and people are getting fed up. both sides of the aisle. i really wish there was a dozen members from the other party down there with the congressmen in texas. it needs to be a bipartisan approach just to go ahead and get this administration to act. look, the extremes on either side need to take a break and let's get down to business and make some common sense approaches to fixing this. we built this plan. we can get this done. we've proven it in the past. it absolutely is going to require both sides of the aisle to acknowledge this problem collectively and come up with a collective solution. it's there. ask border patrol agents and leadership on the ground and the mayors and city and county leaders. they will give you wha

step one, like my good friend he henr he henry cuellar is on to something. but congress has to lead in a bipartisan manner that is real solutions. that starts through legal pathways like work visas. >> i don't have any time left, but i want to ask you, next week at this time, is speaker mccarthy still at the gavel? >> i don't see -- i mean, who else, right? t if not mccarthy, who? >> good point. appreciate your time, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >>> so ron desantis is slamming donald trump's abortion stance after the former president called florida's six-week ban a, quote, terrible mistake. we'll step back and take a look at trump's evolution on this issue, ahead. >>> all right. welcome back. former president trump's abortion stance front and center on the campaign trail after he called florida's six-week ban, a, quote, terrible mistake. now florida governor ron desantis is hitting back. listen to this. >> protecting unborn babies that have detectable heartbeats is not terrible, it's noble. it's just. and it should be something that anyone says that they're

. >> shannon: here's the thing there have been democrats saying it's not secure, henry cuellars the congressmanfensive coordinators, and i find it hard any members of congress say a texas congressman shouldn't be talking about the border. this is a nonstop issue why wouldn't they be drawing attention to it? >> jesse: and the richest man in the world is in texas and wants to see it you're going to go. >> shannon: you're going to show him. by elon being down there doesn't box out anybody else. anybody can see it for themselves. and they've been creative trying to get the attention of the white house. there's a piece of legislation one from texas, one from new york and what they're saying is these cities like new york city which is now getting overwhelmed cannot ask for federal funding if they declared themselves sanctuary cities. you can't make that deck raration draw people in and now say you need money. so these members are congress are going to try to attack it anyway they can and that includes getting attention. >> jesse: how do you know if the cowboy hat's backwards. >> greg: i have no idea,

democrats are starting to have that realization this is going to be a giant problem, including henry cuellar. >> repercussions at the border, show images of the people being deported. >> jacqui: he's a border state democrat, and we have been, you know, looking to hear things like that from other democrats. do you think that's going to break through to the administration at all that hello, our own colleagues on the left are starting to say there are alarm bells going off? >> no, it's not, he knows he's already lost texas. he's not putting stock in texas and that's where he comes from. so, until you have people from california, until you have people from new york, until you have people that come from his base that stand up and say the issue has to be fixed he's going to ignore it. he knows he has lost the electoral votes out of texas. he wants to maintain the other electoral votes in the far left states and if he were going to hard core measures he's worried he's not going to bring people to the ballot box. this is about his political aspirations. he cares more what's best for him rather than

mike mccaul and henry cuellar will be my special guests tomorrow and how the border has become a national security concern. that will be tomorrow. for the time being, i leave you with the do you down about 116 points. some of the tensions eased. we'll explor

texas democrat, appropriations committee member henry cuellar. congressman, you've been in congress 10 terms now, you've seen these shutdown fights before. at this point, do you see a path to avoiding a government shutdown come september 0th? -- 30th? >> guest: you know, first of all, i want to make sure that we avoid everything we can. i've seen shutdowns before. there's really some options that we need to look at. first, the speaker can either just go further right to meet the freedom caucus demands and try to pass something even to though -- the. [inaudible] but then he'll send something to the senate that won't pass over there, and then we might be getting close to the deadline. number two, he can work with us like has been done in the past through a bipartisan c.r. and then get it done. that's number two. and number three, do nothing, be inactive about it and just wait for the senate to send that over to us. but if something comes over, then there's a question about the origination clause where spending bills should start off in the house in

also henry cuellar is also joining us at 8:00 a.m.ou can call in and talk to those members of congress. crab orchard, west virginia, good morning. caller: the last two previous budgets, the democrats were in charge of the house, the senate, and the white house. this year's budget did not get signed until the end of september. have your staffers please do a chart of these last 10 years and to show how late the budgets got approved and what party was in charge so these people who are calling and blaming the republicans or blaming the democrats can see it is both, and they need to come up with a continued resolution for the whole year so they don't bounce this back and forth. another suggestion -- may be have a one minute segment where you have someone who called in or a politician from the year before and to show it is just a game that they play every year. host: on the blame that you talk about, who takes the blame this time? to think they both get the blame? caller: they should get the blame. one party blames the other. you have presi

us representative henry cuellar over the weekend applauded this move, saying that this is a strategyat has worked in the past under presidents obama and president trump. but it's notable to add that advocacy organizations immigration advocates and human rights organizations have in the past condemned this type of strategy. from mexico to the riverbanks of eagle pass, thousands of migrants have crossed the border, wading across the rio grande and crawling under the razor wire and overwhelming eagle pass and other southern texas cities. >> we're here abandoned. >> we're on the border. >> we're asking for help. this is unacceptable. please just enforce the laws that are on the books in an effort to, quote, depressurize northern mexico border cities, the united states and mexico have brokered a new agreement meeting in ciudad juarez, mexico, on friday. >> the countries agreed to a 15 action plan, which includes mexico, deporting migrants to their home countries by land and air. us border patrol agents will be able to expel migrants to the bridge that connects el paso to ciudad juarez. me

arizona and i and also tony gonzales who represents the largest border district in the country and henry cuellar, a democrat, introduced a bipartisan, bicameral border solutions act i think we called it. my thought was at some point things would get so bad that president biden or perhaps even our democratic colleagues might be prompted to actually do something instead of just talk about it. and i guess i was wrong. in the meantime as senator graham points out, there have been literally millions -- i think 7 million people coming across the border since president biden was president. there been 108,000 americans died in drug overdoses last year alone. we know the fentanyl which is taking many of our children's lives in our schools, that 71,000 of those 800,000 -- 108,000 were synthetic opioids. we know where the drugs were manufactured and pressed into pills that kids take and die. and then of course there is 300,000 children placed with sponsors. unaccompanied children in the biden administration can't tell you where they are. they cannot tell you whether they are going to school, getting health

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arrington: i love henry cuellar and couldn't have said more. more is said than done. texas, do your job, the constitution is behind you and so am i. god bless and go west texas. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. joyce: i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: mr. speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union, having had under jurisdiction h.r. 4367 directs me to report it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration h.r. 4367 and has come to no resolut

. >> bill: gets reaction from texas congressman henry cuellar. plus -- >> [cheering] >> bill: expanding the strike to 20 states. president biden says he will join the picket line tuesday, just a day before donald trump will be there, too. meanwhile, another presidential hopeful pushes back. >> we need a president who says we are not going to subsidize unions period. >> bill: we'll discuss with a man whose eyes are on the white house, south carolina senator tim scott. then, the second republican presidential debate only days away, we'll ask chair woman ron desantis ron desantises /* /* -- our sunday panel on the debate over the senate ditching its own dress code, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> bill: hello from fox news in washington. the number of illegaling crossing our border hit another new record. our fox news drone camera from eagle pass, texas. we've been watching remarkable images of human flood that shows no sign of receding. today new survey shows how displeased americans are with the border policy. we'll speak with border state d

then, texas democratic congressman henry cuellar talks about the funding deadline, a two equipped -- aid to ukraine. and texas republican congressman pat fallon discusses the government funding deadline, a to ukraine, and congressional news of the day. c-span's "washington journal," join in the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> attorney general merrick garland testified wednesday on oversight of the justice department. it is expected to be asked about the indictments against president trump and president biden's son

host: congressman henry cuellar, member of the appropriation committee."washington journal," continues. host: a focus on the deepening ties between russia and north korea. joining us now is victor cha and kim jong-un met with vladimir putin last week. what did each want from the other from this meeting? guest: i was say at the first level is quite simple. who needs ammunition for the war on ukraine and he is blowing through ammunition like nothing. the north korean leader needs putin's fuel because they are coming out of a covid lockdown and so a simple transaction is food for arms. that is what brought these two together and it's an unholy alliance. host: when was the last time they met and what was the significance of the timing and the length of this meeting was several days? guest: the last time they met was four years ago and 2019. the timing is related to the fact that kim is coming out of this covid lockdown and north korea is the only country that has not vaccinated its population during covid. they close their borders in january 2020 even close al