kathy hochul has already put a billion of new taxes. it is all coming upstate and is completely unfair. we will put forward a bill. this bill is comprehensive if. i give kudos to the speaker and everyone who has contributive to making this bill comprehensive and something that will benefit our citizens. it will benefit our taxpayers and give as an alternative to this disaster we're seeing at our border. with that, i just want to say, thank you for ryan zinke, my colleague from montana, the congressman has been a real leader in the northern border security caucus. i want to introduce him to say a few words. >> i will make my remarks short. where are we? we agreed, as a caucus, that we would go through regular order. last time, it has been decades. we agreed to have 12 bills. we agreed on two fundamental things. we would curb spending. and we did on all bills. 10 of the 12 bills are through and we will get the other two through. we passed that because we will keep our promise to our veterans . defense, we have segregated out ukraine deser

hold on, hold -- we just received this an hour ago, new york governor kathy hochul wants a special sessioneal with the migrant crisis. don't know if it will take place. where's the rest of the democrats? >> it is signs of hypocrisy, the nation is watching this, it's new york, these are the democrats. if you knew what you were going to be doing you would know it in new york because it really is the greatest city in the world and deserve to survive so when you see democrat here, ultimately what the argument is is they don't know what to do, didn't expect this. they thought once again the democrats deciding on a plan they didn't think of the next day. the next day was they are not going to stay in el paso. everybody who comes to this country wants to come to new york even if they are coming illegal over the border. new york is famous, america is famous, great human cities. why wouldn't they want to come to these cities while they are being destroyed by the democrats, democrats thought they were going to stay in that yucky texas and arizona and surprise, they are here, they don't know what to

so with new york we filed within one hour of hochul putting this in place.e had 20 different plaintiffs. it's bipartisan. we have a democrat city council member, and we are changing the governor because we think what she is doing is unconstitutional. she is trying to change the definition of an absentee vote as it's defined by the new york constitution. but i will also add we have had success in new york. last cycle, they passed a law to allow non-citizens to vote in municipal elections. the rnc sued there. there were 900,000 non-citizens just in new york city and we won at the new york state supreme court. so we feel confident that we have standing. and that we have a good case on the constitutional issues in new york. >> laura: well, the problem is with these state ids, ronna, as i was listening to what kamala harris was saying when you get your state i.d., isn't it true that in a lot of states illegal immigrants can get state ids? >> absolutely. that's part of the pennsylvania situation with what governor shapiro just did. saying we are going to give ball

. >> and the news just in the last hour, new york governor hochul will add additional troops and the numbers hear in the pole you see absolutely whopping disapproval of 62% disapprove of the handling of the situation at the border, and you have governors like hochul having to call in additional national guard troops, most of the migrants will not stay here, jacqui, they will head north to other places. send it back to you. >> jacqui: and we have been hearing from the leaders in the other states now after a very long time. griff jenkins, thanks so much. >> john: it is extraordinary that governor hochul of new york is deploying the national guard in the state to help out with the asylum claims and take pressure off the system. mayor adams says new york is being destroyed by this. >> jacqui: and the president did not take time to meet with mayor adams, but met with kathy hochul but nothing beyond that. and the same images we have been seeing for years now. >> john: we are going to talk a lot more about this, including with the governor of arkansas who joined together with 23 of her repu

new -- but this is really the federal government and kathy hochul's problem.t's ease i to understand what's happening at our southern border whether they're coming from south america, central america, they fly into mexico, wherever it may be, and hen cross over into texas, california or arizona. what's happening along our canadian border? what's the path of migration for who from where? >> well, they're from everywhere. 76 duns -- countries, as you cited, that we know of. remember, these cartels are controlling our border. billions of dollars are being made, even more on human trafficking than is being made on smuggling drugs and illicit fentanyl. those things are here as well and in terrible numbers devastating our communities, especially our youth. but what happens is you can get in a commercial flight, they can wrap up drugs even in a commercial airliner. the flight goes through mexico into canada. again, as i said, there is no visa requirement between mexico and canada. the cartel gets you to the border, you go across the border, and they take care of you

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that is our number one priority. >> governor hochul, thank you. so for being so generous with your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> any moment now, here on cnn, president biden will be delivering remarks. a key speech about the threats to democracy. we are looking at live pictures here as we await him. we will have cnn special coverage right after a short break. >>> u.s. army private sking back in the u.s. he ran across the dmz into north korea. he arrived in san antonio, texas overnight. you see him there as he arrived as a result of what u.s. officials are calling intense diplomacy. alex marquardt joins us. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, the focus for travis king is on his medical condition. both physical and emotional. there are, of course, major questions about what he could be facing in terms of discipline and punishment. for now, u.s. officials are saying that they want to give private king a chance to react recondition. he was taken to the biggest hospital in the defense department network. they have a internalized progr

governor kathy hochul calling in more national guard. >> ainsley: congressman jim jordan will join ust, he calls for bob menendez to resign. i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. (how do you feel about that?) pretty sad. i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. (we set up the patriotic kenny foundation) (to give mobility scooters to veterans.) it has changed my life tremendously. (none of this would've happened without tiktok.) i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. >> carley: fox news alert, hunter biden

joining us now to discuss, governor hochul. you warned new yorkers should expect heavy rain and flooding to continue throughout the night. what are your biggest concerns right now? >> my biggest concern is that people will see a little lull in the rain and feel confident to go out in their vehicles. number one cause of deaths during massive flooding event and this is an epic event, this is historic and we're still in the throes of it, that they will get swept up in the roads that turn into rivers and there will be loss of life. that is number one reason people lose their lives and people are not listening to us as i'm watching the videos of the cars filling up -- the vehicles i filling up with people and people in the streets. so that is my concern pf. we've been on top of this even before the first bell because he knew how do this. thank god it was a friday because so many people did not go to work, they stayed home. and my other concern was getting schoolchildren home safely today because the subway system has been so disrupt

that's whied you have gorka think hochul there announcing early-today that there's 150 additional national guard members being added to deal with the situation there. most of these migrants, it's important to know, are from the country of venezuela. they're coming in such large numbers because they believe that if they can just cross, step foot, get through the razor wire and survive the river and thousands of miles from their home towns, they'll be released in to the u.s. that's what is pulling them here. that's what's overwhelming this border patrol force. that's why the chief says that this is simple not sustainable. finally, i'll lev you with one note. we learned the administration is sending an additional 800 troops, active duty troops to the border. unclear where they will go. they're coming in and on all hands on deck. the numbers are showing no signs of slowing down, charles. >> really powerful images there. president biden is getting low marks as you might imagine for his handling at the border in a new poll. gillian turner has more. >> a new slate of polls is showing problems for

hochul also calling in an additional 150 national guard members to help process those migrants as thees the empire state to the brink. joining us now is joe var elli who represents staten island. the roosevelt hotel is unbelievable. you see the lines of people, babies, women, men. pictures inside the roosevelt hotel. what are we going to do? what will the city do? this is a massive cost that is mounting daily. >> this is the new normal. this is the result of almost 120,000 people coming here in the last 18 months. there is almost nowhere to put them. we have leased every single hotel available and tent cities in multiple parks. $75,000 per person per year means this city is basically starting the most expensive social welfare program any city has ever made in the history of this country. it was done without any deliberation, without any legislative oversight or no legislation. done because we decide to virtue signal as a sanctuary city and new yorkers are left with the bill. >> bill: and the mayor is left dumbfounded. he said weeks ago just roll this and listen to it again. >> i don't

he met with the governor, governor hochul. he didn't meet with adams.s going on there? is that relationship where it needs to be in order to get to a resolution thon problem? >> i think it is disappointing the president came to new york city and didn't even go to see any of these facilities. the roosevelt hotel which the mayor wanted him to go visit was the site where they already had dozens of arrests. these individuals actually committed crime in our city and that is a problem in itself. the problem really is that it is unsustainable and that is why i say the mayor opened this can of worms. he should have not done this and should have allowed groups outside groups to sue him if he wanted and then go to court. what i'll say is this. the reality is that federal solution is necessary. that is why we passed a border security bill to stem the flow. i am open to working on issues of increasing visas so we can track who is coming in and out of our country. people can come as my parents did to this country and have opportunity and pursue a better life but we

hochul says one thing on your show yesterday but quite frankly, she has sent an invitation to peoplend the world to come to new york and they will get free services. free housing, free education, free college tuition. she even wants section eight housing. that was one of the requests she made of the president. >> are you referring to just for clarity purposes are you referring to new york's right to shelter? the leaders of new york, the mayor and perhaps the governor would say requires that they provide shelter to these migrants? >> it doesn't actually. the right to shelter decree passed in 1979 was a court decree that was intended for homeless new yorkers. it was never intended as the governor finally alluded to last night, she admitted that it was never intended for everybody on the planet would come to new york city. in fact, it's illogical to think that policy would apply to eight billion people on the planet so they come to new york city. that's why we are in a situation we are in right now, because the mayor has misinterpreted that right to shelter law and insisted that these i

however, when you, when you have hochul and mayor adams now -- poco in particular say, yeah, even thoughand we are so proud of our studies excommunicate anybody can come from anywhere, yet if you come into the country illegally, just don't come here. interesting statement on her part. but this is that bad now for every state. >> reporter: oh, absolutely, sean, and as the wave of migration continues to grow here, in the city of chicago, they are facing what they say is a strain on the resources. they have never seen before. remember, chicago is in a budget shortfall right now of over $50 million. and there's tens of millions of dollars that already are being spent. we were actually at one of the precincts and i got to tell you, i was overwhelmed. i was with many of the migraines there. young children living on the streets in tents. inside the police precincts. no police in sight. and then i had an opportunity to speak with alderman raymond lopez about the situation and the crisis here in chicago. and it is just eye-opening what he has to say. take a listen. >> what we see here, the fact t

>> the fundamental problem with kathy hochul nobody respects kathy hochul, nobody cares what her opinionsthe white house time and time again and come back into handed no matter what. andrew cuomo as much as i dislike and disagree people feared and disrespected he would gotta meeting with the president no question. going back to the video with eric adams i think the most important thing for people to look at. how many diverse people with eric adams, this is what is missing all those people came to new york with all those countries and i guarantee to have family member's, spouses, relatives, aunts, uncles, children, people that they work with in the united states and they're going about it the right way and paying thousands and thousands of dollars, doing everything that they asked to do legally and correctly and now he wants us to cut everyone, he wants the migrants to cut all these people. >> years and cut the line. >> the message is so wrong that we will reward the cheater. cheryl: you get the work permits, maybe there's so grateful they vote for you later, just the thought. >> i think y

however, this morning we heard from new york governor hochul, along with transit authorities, assured that the system is back up and running, at least what you would expect on the weekend. so that is certainly a step in the right direction. we also heard from governor hochul commending not just the response, but new yorkers themselves, saying for the large part, those who could stay home actually did that, and probably one of the reasons why there were no injuries, and certainly no deaths, compared to what we witnessed about two years ago with ida, especially some of those people that became trapped in their basement apartments. the warning was issued on thursday afternoon, and certainly on friday afternoon, the governor said it worked. so there's a sense of not just pride and relief, but also some really important questions that are being asked about what can be done to limit the impact not if, but when we see another event of this magnitude. on friday, we heard new york city officials point to climate change as something that was certainly a factor in terms of the frequency of these

let's discuss with new york's governor kathy hochul, who met with president biden just this week.sident biden, was this one of the things -- did you get a commitment from him in that meeting to do something like this? >> we have been talking to the president, the white house, the secretary of homeland security, for many months. in fact action well over a year. about our desire to have federal support for money, locations, but also work authorization. because you have people here who are in shelters, supported by the city. mayor adams is doing an extraordinary job. but they can't work. so top of my list has been temporary protective status for venezuelans. yes, we spoke about it yesterday. the president tipped me off and said, you've been heard. he understands and that the announcement would come today. >> why did it take so long? >> obviously there's a lot of competing interests. you have to be certain that you're not going to take -- support a policy that's going to draw more people. because places like new york really are at capacity. you know, we have large hearts. you want to

new york's governor kathy hochul just met with president biden right here in new york city.e live next. with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. breaking news tonight. as migrant crossings at the border surge again, the biden administration moments ago announcing it will offer work permits and temporary legal status to nearly half a million migrants. this comes as president biden faced pressure from blue states including the state of new york. let's discuss this with new york's own governor kathy hochul who met with president biden just this week. when you met

however, when you havehochul pocornor hochul and mayor now, you know hochul in particular saying, yeah, even though we wee welcome and we're so proud of our statues, as you know, anybody can come from anywhere. yeah. if you come into the country illegallly, just just don't come here. interesting statement on her part. >> but this is that bad now for every state. bsolut >> oh, absolutely, sean. and as the wave of migrationel and continues to grow here in the city of chicago, they are facing what they say is a strain on their resources. shor've nevea strainces.r seen . remember, chicago's in a budgeto shortfall right now over $50 million. >> and there's tens of millionsr of dollars that are already being spent. we were actually one of thel yo precincts, and i got to tell you, i was overwhelmed. i with many of the migrants there, young children living on the streets, in tents inside the police precinctsin tents, nn in sight. and then i had an opportunit i y to with alderman raymond lopez. about the situation and the crisis here in chicago. and it's just eye opening, to what he had to say.

governor global displaced as he is, came out and told kathy hochul, sue joe biden.on't know, we are not lawyers but is there grounds to sue? since when is he anti- biden? >> this is formal when he was riding high in the saddle, immigration and naturalization service, federal law enforcement agents start after the attack. he called them dogs. you can't have it both ways, you have to support immigration and most importantly, ice. >> when does it end? every agency is being cut including cops and firefighters, 75% off the anti- terror force and kept it since 9/11, how does it end? >> eric adams has to go down and say stay here, use the facilities, will give you a box lunch and we are sending you back to the one who invited you, joe biden. plenty of room for tents. they have to go back, they've got to do it the legal way. do you know who's most angry? first-generation immigrants and african americans who feel they've been forsaken by this african-american mayor, eric adams. >> moms and dads who sent the kids to school and they are overwhelmed with kids who don't speak en

governor hochul, democrat, mayor adams, democrat. i mean, you are hearing from more in the democratic party to stop this. will the white house listen? >> i hope they do. you know, eagle pass, maverick county is some of the bluest part of the district i represent and i'm the only republican that has won that county in 200 plus years, and the way the people that live there, they don't view it through a red or blue lens. they just want people to help and make this stop. it doesn't take a genius to look at the images and go this is wrong. when they pull a baby, a lifeless baby out of the water, how does that not break your heart. you have these folks in the white house think it's a political problem. and tps extension that they did for the venezuelans, all that does is make the problem worse. i've been an advocate, a staunch advocate for legal immigration, for legal pathways, people to come over and work and do it the right way, and administration has been an advocate for illegal immigration and it impacts everybody in a negative way and

it's happening. >> kathy hochul calls in the national guard to deal with the border issue.g answers on illegal immigration and senator bob menendez announces his reelection bid in 2024. andy mccarthy breaks it down and bleak picture for president biden's reelection chances. come join jacqui heinrich and me top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ >> kayleigh: big news out of los angeles, hollywood writesers have reached temporary agreement to end the strike. welcome back late night comedy, if anyone watches those, other than gutfeld. members of actors union remain on picket line as actor kevin sorbo is slamming over the portrayal of men. he says he's had it with men being shown as bumbling useless idiots and he makes his views clear in new op ed entitled, let's make hollywood manly again. when is the last time you have seen a man portrayed like this on television? sorbo had more to say to fox news digital. >> i look at what things have been coming out lately did r in the movies and television, they make men wimps. this whole attack on fathers, providers and hunters. and my

cost the state over two billion dollars, so, whether albany new york city a state problem god of hochulrk city is bearing the biggest brunt of the crisis, your response. >> cheryl i can tell you though, you know, what we're seeing now we just heard from new york city controller he has rejected no-bid contract mayor adams gave to a firm to manager man age dumping in upstate new york have a contract rejected by new york city controller those that accepted fast money by mayor adams his agents, they accepted it like a crack addict, i can tell you rest assured now that contract has been rejected those motels will street those people after they realize not getting fast money from mayor adams. >> the homeless during covid, they are taking money for managers migrants they don't care about neighborhoods in new york city i say that as somebody lives in the city to be clear here, sir, governor hochul is considering, a special legislative session, she is calling on statehouse republicans, to act on migrant crisis, supervisor what are your thoughts there? is there a way both sides can maybe come tog

biden skipped a meeting with governor kathy hochul, who was at the white house and the administration is struggling to explain why. >> the president has a lot on his plate. this is important, when you have the chief of staff and secretary of homeland security there meeting with the governor, that shows how important the president thought this meeting was. >> ashley: alexandria has more. >> alexandria: for the first time since president biden took office, family groups outnumbered single adults. last month 177,000 apprehensions, new one-month record for the administration and new york is among the state where emergency declarations have been put in place because new york city struggled to keep up with accommodations for newcomers. alexandria ocasio-cortez points blame federally saying it is the administration's weakest issue, youn areaor policy dictated politics more than any other. southern border states have known. new york city mayor eric adams is demanding biden administration fast track work permits for migrants. >> we need the national government to stand up, this is not a new yo

we heard from governor kathy hochul, who announced that system is back up and running 100%, at least in terms of the weekend service. that is certainly a positive development. we have not seen any major issues here in manhattan. what we've also heard from officials is commending not just the response, but also residents themselves who, according to the governor, largely heeded those warnings from officials to say if you can stay home, to do so, and those in basement apartments to be extra alert. that, according to the governor, was a reason why we did not see any injuries or potential deaths, something we've seen in previous storms. there is a feeling of relief, even some pride, and also some important questions about what can be done in the future to minimize the impact. you heard governor hochul say she blames climate change for seeing some of these weather events happening on a more frequent basis, saying simply that the infrastructure cannot keep up. the governor and the mayor have been calling on increased investments in the infrastructure, especially some of those trains that a

. >> in response governor kathy hochul and mayor eric adams declared a state of emergency. cnn's paolo sandoval in new york. how are people handling this deluge and what's it's looking like out there snr. >> that state of emergency is in place for six more days according to state's governor. you know what can happen when some of these lines is suspended. it really is remarkable how less than 24 hours later weekend service as you mentioned is back 100%, so that is certainly a sign of progress after yesterday's storm here. we also heard from new york city officials and state officials a little while ago that said fortunately no injuries or worse to report and that they did have a couple of -- at least two dozen rescues that took place. so there really is a moment of relief and to some extent even pride to the way the city responded but also some serious questions what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future. governor hochul recognizing something similar took place just two years ago with ida and as a result people lost their lives. and so what we heard today

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and speaking of new york city, mayor eric adams is in full revolt and now democratic governor kathy hochuls pulling the plug on new york's migrant generosity. take a listen to this, they're coming from all over. >> we have to let the word out that when you come to new york, you're not going to have hotel rooms orca pastramity. we have to message properly and the limit if you're going to leave your country, go somewhere else. the democratting mayor of dallas, texas, one eric john san left the democratic party all together and turn republican saying that democratic policies have exacerbated crime and homelessness. got that right. >> they've done nothing wrong and fair and neutral justice system and nothing to do with delaware prosecutor david weiss where two more senior irs agents immediately accused the justice department of slowing down and inferring that ag garland lied under oath. speaking of hunter biden, they're bebridging respect for his graph and corruption -- begridding his graph and corruption. senator bob menendez was indicted today for violating corruption and bribery laws and me

they come across to get a legal driver's license from kathy hochul which they can used to go anywherery. david: maybe soon they will be able to use a license to vote. don't forget the 85000 unaccompanied children who disappeared, the hhs cannot find them anywhere. i want to switch to how that affects it is particularly new york. newark's former governor cuomo says new york city adams is actually correct to say the migrant crisis could destroy the city. what effect is that having on the budget of new york city and other cities around the country. >> you hear outrageous numbers, millions and billions of dollars. it's costing about $11 million a day. it's over a billion that is because the city of new york. kathy hochul the governor put a billion dollars in new taxes among the highest tax, probably the highest tax resident in the entire nation in the state of new york which i am a resident to cover the cost now by creating incentives century city policies moving people to upstate new york affecting my districting areas forcing local taxpayers and county taxpayers to pay for the migrants

the governor kathy hochul would love to have biden's ear.he came here and saw it or heard from the democratic lawmakers themselves about what a mistake this is, maybe he would do something about it. rather than worry about votes, we have a humanitarian crisis in our american cities. >> it has been bad for years now and the tempo, the people are getting much more upset about it. it will be hard to avoid it particularly because president biden is heading into a campaign. when he ran in 2020 he had very friendly media coverage. he had a lot of support. now you have got a lot of these issues, not just the border but a lot of other issues where he won't be able to hide from dealing with them as he is trying to win votes headed into the next year. >> julie: certainly. this could hurt him badly. that's unfortunate. it is purely politics. that's what this is. molly hemingway, great to see you always. thank you. have a good one. that your at home for watching "the faulkner focus." we appreciate it. "outnumbered" is after the break. do not go anywhere

kathy hochul added 150 guard members to deal with work permits, case management and processing.0 migrants have arrived from the southern borders and slashed year. eric adams saying the crisis will destroy the big apple if they don't get more federal support. president biden, remember he snubbed adams last week when he was here in town for the united nations general assembly. that relationship is soured. maria: he knows what he's going to get from eric adams if they come face-to-face. we've heard enough from eric adams we know what he will raise and bring up. maria: it would not be good. at apparently biden avoided the uncomfortable encounter. maria: he doesn't want to talk about the wide open border and impact on new york. we have a new poll from abc in the washington post showing 41% of americans say the u.s. is doing too much to support ukraine, that number is up 9% from february and up 30% from april of last year. ohio senator jd vance leading a group of republicans who sent a letter to national security jake sullivan and are asking about the total amount of ukrainian aid. su

new york governor kathy hochul announcing a 150 national guard members to help with the migrant crisisanagement to get asylum-seekers work permits as new yorkers we know continue to see an influx of migrants. it does not appear to be slowing down. a life picture of migrants crossing through barbed wire across the river in eagle pass texas, that is the life picture as we see the near governor on the right-hand side calling from help from the national guard. talking of eagle pass that's where we find griff jenkins, he is live on the ground with the very latest. >> the situation in eagle pass has never been this bad it's ground zero and i solid announcement by new york governor kathy hochul saying additional 150 bringing the mission to more than 2200 national guard dealing with migrants in many who passed right through here i wanted take you through the drone footage. what happened here slowly throughout the morning 50, 60, 70, 80, 100 or more migrants into hundred or so were gathering after the river in mexico on the banks of the river here in eagle passage a little beyond where i'm stan

we heard from new york city -- rather new york governor kathy hochul report earlier this morning, that system is back up and running again. less than 24 hours after this area was hit hard. so officials certainly defending those actions leading up to the storm including also the department of education. there were some questions that came up yesterday why require students to go into school yesterday knowing the system was coming in? the department of education saying remote learning is only considered as a last resort. they felt confident the children could be kept safe yesterday. i think what we heard this morning as officials were basically wrapping up that response and now previewing more of the recovery is a sense of relief and also pride that only a few dozen rescues were required, and fortunately no injuries or worse. but also some serious questions about what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future. we've heard that issue of infrastructure coming up flood after flood the last couple of years in new york city. and governor hochul recognized more investment needs t

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kathy hochul the other day said there is no more room at the inn. this isn't a function of work authorization. this is a function of stopping the massive influx and ultimately reforming our great lakes immigration system. >> a job for congress -- >> democrats have refused -- hold on, poppy. democrats refused to act in the house. chuck schumer, the senate majority leader from new york, refused to do anything on border security. it's a disgrace and he needs to take responsibility and any cr should include provisions to secure our border. it's that simple. >> congressman waller, we are not only out of time, overtime. you are always welcome back. i thank you this morning. >> thank you. >> phil. >>> president biden issuing a blunt warning about the affect donald trump is having on democracy in america. how this message will be used in the 2024 campaign. >>> details about the tragic death of that young tech ceo in baltimore. >>> there is an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. the maga movement. there is no question t

kathy hochul seems to be changing her tune on new york as essentially states.atch this. >> they are coming from all over but we have to let the word out when you come to new york we will not have more hotel rooms, we don't have capacity so we have to message properly we are at our limit. if you believe our country go somewhere else. maria: what to you think. i know the mayor has been pushing her to do something. up until now she's been saying welcome this is new york and we are a sanctuary state. >> this is totally chaotic this is ridiculous and this will be one of the printable reasons why joe biden may not run for reelection and if he runs at all likelihood he gets defeated you cannot go ahead and turn over the immigration policy to human smugglers that include the mexican drug cartels. maria: unbelievable final comment karoline on this. >> only place american city should be essentially for the american citizens kathy hochul sounded like a republican when she realizes her you liberal utopia does not exist at the horrible policy we must end and some these peop

republican lawmakers have been calling on democratic governor kathy hochul to hold a special session can be addressed. this week hochul said she'll consider it but feels the ultimate solution resides with the white house to provide more resources, a message her democratic counterparts are echoing including some dem democrats what say the political rhetoric getting dangerous. >> we're gaming -- blaming each other and using dangerous rhetoric. they're all productive members of our communities, and for them to walk around feeling unsafe and or targeted because of this nasty language that's coming out of the may mayor's mouth -- >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams used perhaps the strongest words we've heard from him yet, blaming the white house for not doing enough and saying the city's future is in jeopardy because of the migrant crisis. his remarks come as kids went back to school here in the city this week. more than 21,000 migrant students are enrolled in the city's schools this year. aishah. aishah: this is all coming to a head. we'll see what happens. thank you, c.b. griff

governor hochul said december 2021, she had a video calling on people to come to new york. calling on these illegal aliens, the migrants to come to new york and we'll feed you, provide you education -- >> martha: president biden said that during the debate. you should come. my message is, you should come. that's what is happening. you talk about this city and other cities. this is a chicago town hall last night. watch this. >> no, that's not part of the format for today. >> martha: people are not happy. >> there's a whole other way to let your voice be heard. it's at the ballot box. in places like chicago, places like new york city and elsewhere, there will be opportunities -- new york city council races, a lot of people far left on the council. in council districts that won last november. there's a lot of people coming on the right and from the center. they care about the economy, crime, quality of life and ready to take their government back. you don't want to give them a voice in a town hall? they will take back their voice. >> martha: fascinating to see how this plays o

if mayor adams, or governor hochul, you're giving too much. you're going to get more.ey want. more people come. as far as the numbers about 240,000 total encounters on southwest border. when you add the northern border numbers in in airports bringing them in on cvp-1 app, 270,000 total encounters about the third biggest since joe biden has been president. the secretary, he can go and testify as much as he wants the numbers are down 50, 70%, these numbers prove he's wrong and it's going to get worse. griff: you at that you can about the work permits and what's happening with governor hochul and mayor adams. we have a little of mayor adams and what he said. take a listen to this. >> the institute as questioned is not can we find more places for migrants to fit in new york city and in new york state. that's just not the answer. the answer is, how do we stop the flow and if we don't engage in that conversation, then we have a problem. griff: let's engage in that conversation, shall we, tom? as i understand it, in the decade and more that i've covered the border, there are

getting along well with hochul for so many months and all of a sudden they turn on one another. unexpectedly almost like football camp and mayorkas comes back, give me the play book back. you're not playing by the federal rules. all at odds with each other. and the buses coming every day, and overwhelming adams and hochul doesn't want them in the other parts the state and they're at odds. a hot mess here. and they're arguing publicly with one another, and what does it say to republicans, democrats, independents, you can't depend on the politicians and that's why you notice all of these demonstrations by the various groups, moderate democrats, republicans, independents and say, no to tents, no to shelters, no to hotels, no to the migrants. neil: what do you think of those who want to sue texas governor abbott for creating this firestorm. i notice the 300 or so cited in new york outside of the new york peninsula hotel a couple of blocks from here. he deals with this by the tens of thousands. with a do you think of that? >> yeah, go ahead, knock yourself out. remember, eric adams,

still, governor kathy hochul reminding new yorkers, this weather set records across the city. >> there are some new yorkers who have never seen the likes of which we experienced yesterday. their entire lives. this event was historic and in some areas record shattering and it is the most rain ever recorded in a single day in a place like jfk ever. >> now, governor kathy hochul is talking about more than eight inches of rain that full at jfk effort which sets the record by hurricane irene in 2011 according to the national weather service. >> all right, cb cotton for us at queens, new york. thank you so much. >> u.s. border officials facing record numbers of migrants as lawmakers on capitol hill are trying to hash out the spending deal and avoid a government shutdown that could lead to agents without a paycheck. our senior correspondent, casey stegall live in eagle pass, texas. i'm guessing it's another busy morning? >> another busy day, indeed, griff. you know too well from your time out here. we've watched time and time again this morning, groups of migrants, illegally crossing the rio

custom border patrol and all the things joe biden didn't do when he became president and stop kathy hochull murphy in new jersey saying we're sanctuary cities and san antonio tear states and said that when there was no cost involved and now eric adams is complaining day after day about how much it's costing his city. he shouldn't have made the sanctuary city to begin with. all these things are coming home to roost. the fact is that we had to deal with what we've got here in new york city and this the country in a much more realistic way. stuart: i'm interested in how far you'd go on the border. for example, governor desantis in florida, he supports deploying the military, not just the national guard, the military on the border. would you go that far? >> i don't think we have to or should be putting the military into domestic law enforcement. we can use the national guard partnering with custom and border parole and they'll be able to do a very, very good job. stuart: that's job one, close the border? >> day one that's what we have to do because if we can't get control of our own border, we

the governor of new york kathy hochul is telling everybody don't come to my state. new york was and still is a century state. >> it is until you see the consequences of being one. completely overwhelmed and providing for 60000 migrants currently in our state shelter system. governor hochul is saying stop coming here, watch. >> is literally from around the world west africa, south and central america coming from all over but we have to let the word out. when you come to new york were not could have more hotel rooms, we don't have capacity. we have to message properly that we are at or limit. if you're going to leave your country go somewhere else. >> messaging but she wants to end new york state right to shelter, that provide the bed for anybody to request the bed. there is no room at the end frankly but the worry is i think this is valid if you and the right to shelter law you start to look like san francisco and portland because you have the tent encampments. there needs to be a bigger solution and then ending the right to shelter law. stuart: it's just messaging.

implementation in new york city proceeds in a thorough fashion and that's been my message to both governor hochulnd mayor adams to make it clear that as a congressional delegation we're all in to help the city move forward. reporter: representative jayapal laid blame at the feet of republicans, saying they talk about it so much they encourage people to come over. do you think that has any veracity? mr. jeffries: i think the biden administration is doing all it can in that they inherited a broken system that needs to be fixed moving forward in a bipartisan way through comprehensive immigration reform and leading in to strengthening the border in a manner consistent with our values both as a nation of immigrants and as a nation anchored in the rule of law. chair jayapal is correct in the observation that while republicans talk a lot about the challenges at the border, they've demonstrated no willingness to do anything from a public policy standpoint to relieve the challenges at the border. exhibit a. the continuing resolution that republicans presented this week would have cut department of homelan

you have eric adams, kathy hochul begging joe biden for federal funds. the border because we know the policies that worked and house republicans passed the strongest border security package in the history of congress. >> brian: they should be getting rid of the sanctuary city status and getting rid of the right to shelter status. those two things have to go right away. i'm wondering if we're getting close to that point and democrats will finally admit it. elise stefanik, congresswoman, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: from one powerful woman to another carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you, brian. so sweet. happening today the wife of sinaloa king pin chapo will be released from los angeles prison. emma was sentenced to three years in prison in 2021 after pleading guilty to several drug trafficking charges. the judge reduced her sentence when she agreed to forfeit almost 1.5 million bucks in drug money. american eagle is suing a san francisco mall for letting the shopping center to deteriorate in disarray. the shopping center says more than 100

president biden met with hochul when he was in manhattan this week but snubbed adams after the mayornd mene. so, mene, i thought the border was under control? what explains this latest surge which is taking thousands a day now? >> well, it's a really bad turn of events for the biden administration because after the end of title 42 which was a pandemic-era authority that they had been using to turn away large numbers of migrants at the borders, they proposed a lot of new policies which they hoped would lead to a permanent reduction in crossings, and you did see a temporary reduction over the course of the summer, but now it has sprung back again to near-record level of people crossing particularly in the city of eagle pass, texas, which has just been overwhelmed. and it's very likely that it merely is the 'em of the summertime which saw -- end of the summertime which saw record high temperatures discouragementing a lot of people at that point because they didn't want to expose themselves to the element. now that it's started to cool down again, the administration is seeing the policy

the president did, however, find time to discuss the matter with new york governor kathy hochul. eric is live in new york city. do we know why the president is not meeting with the mayor, eric? >> no, john, no reason given as we see the compelling live pictures. we were just talking about the impact mayor eric adams has said this migrant flow has had on new york city, with many more coming. as you say, the president has skipped a possible meeting with the mayor, but he did find time to meet with the governor. mr. biden remains in town today for the united nations general assembly session, and did sit down with his fellow democrat last night, new york governor kathy hochul and says yes, they did discuss the city's migrant crisis. she treated "a very productive conversations with president biden regarding some specific requests for help with the migrant crisis. also commended him on his leadership at the u.n. today." mayor adams has been very critical about the toll the migrant influx is taking on his city. he says he does not see a lack of a presidential get together so far as a s