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jeh johnson treated the people with respect. at the end of the day, he enforced the law. one of the things this administration stop doing, he showed people going in. he showed a picture of video people going back in and you got to have bash. host: is the biden administration being to showing those repercussions? guest: they are. one of the points that he made which kind of fell off, these countries, nicaragua, they are not taking people back. what happens is, you have to welcome them. that is something he pointed out as well. there are an equivalent now to the people coming from hundreds and these other countries. we look at the ports of entry where people can come and be processed. that has worked for haitian migrants. we have seen a huge decline in an example in may, there was about 7000 haitians being captured by border patrol. that number is like 300 53 a month, 163 a month. because they are about to come to the ports of entry to be processed there. which means less folks coming to the ports of entry. and when we are processing them, to make sure there is a flag, if w

we turn now to the guest you heard the congressman talking about, jeh johnson.rved as homeland security secretary under former president obama. he joins us this morning from new jersey. mr. secretary, your policies are being endorsed here. i don't know if you want to respond, though, to what the congressman said in terms of a stronger message needing to be sent by this administration, going to countries and showing that expelling of migrants is happening. >> well, thanks for having me on, margaret. first, i know that following me is professor robert pape, who will present findings on his research. i've been a big proponent of his research now about the concerns about white nationalism for some time. i urge your viewers to pay close attention to what professor pape has to say. information -- illegal immigration is a sensitive phenomenon. it reacts sharply to information in the marketplace about perceived changes and enforcement policy on our southern border. this administration, i believe, unfairly is perceived as lax on border enforcement. in fact, we are sendin

jeh johnson who is homeland security secretary at the time rejects the idea. then the idea resurfaces very soon after donald trump takes office precursors of bureaucratic from below? so take us through that. donald trump wins in 16, comes into office. this dormant idea is brought where? >> so, trump comes into office and obviously announcing a publicly but also visiting border patrol headquarters and border patrol headquarters they've got to shut this border down and will stop at nothing to do it.t. bring me your best ideas. to have tom holman who is the head of ice and have a man named kevin who is the head of customs and border protection very quickly re- raised the concept they had already talked about. an already favored. he gets really excited and kind of obsessed with it. miller continues to push for the next year end a half until it is officially implemented. donald trump also begins to favorite. i was surprised about this ultimately. the story ends up being a case for there bureaucracy. i learned in doing it in the wa, the policies are made typically y

trey: secretary jeh johnson. happy birthday.of 9/11. and further m motivated afterwards, thank you for joining us on this sunday night, thank you for your service. >> thank you, trey. trey: thank you for joining us on sunday night, i hope you have a great week, until next week, you can find us on-line at gowdy america or trey gowdy pod cost, good night from south carolina, "life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin. this is "life, liberty and levin," we have two tremendous guests tonight, lead counsel for president trump and senator ron johnson. before we get to our great guests, we need to have a deeper or contains

we are very honored to welcome back secretary jeh johnson who served as secretary of homeland securitynd the obama administration. and previously as general counsel to the department of defense among other important.

jeh johnson, very good to have you here.onna go back to independents hall in philadelphia where we watch the president giving a speech on the threats facing the nation. mike, tell us about the importance that jeh johnson was just talking about, a vintage biden speech and something he wanted to give, feel strongly about. the impetus for tonight's address? >> i really thought this was a fascinating bit of presidential stagecraft and rhetoric. in this most american of settings the building where the founding documents of this country were written, joe biden, president biden talked about the american he knows and at one point even in an explicit way tried to separate what he said was the vast majority of the american people with a distinct minority, albeit a potent one, which is essentially un-american. for joe biden, who somebody i have covered a long time, that's quite a statement. somebody over the course of the rear he has been criticized for his relationships with republicans and even some democrats who consider his views t

we are very honored to welcome back secretary jeh johnson who served as secretary of homeland security and the obama administration. and previously as general counsel to the department of defense among other important. secretary johnson is still called upon to testify before congress on security matters and continues to share his expertise through his role as partner in the global law firm. he is a recipient of the ronald reagan peace through strength award and a beloved member of the honor advisory board here at the economy good. thank you so much for joining us. and for initiating this year's event. this is your idea we commend you for that. thank you so much. we are also very honored to welcome back michael morell who served as a former acting director of the central intelligence agency under president obama. mr. morel worked at the cia for 33 years wrote multiple awards include the cia highest ranking award that distinguished intelligent metal. he continues his efforts to keep our nation secure in advance the study of national security is a senior fellow at harvard university's ken

just like secretary jeh johnson under president obama did. they did it the right way. they counterbalance to border security. some of us, we see administrations go too far to the left or too far to the right we just say at times people don't understand what is at the border. host: 20 minutes left with congressman cuellar. (202) 748-8000 per democrats. (202) 748-8001 free democrats. (202) 748-8002 for independents. this is chris in michigan. caller: good morning, congressman. being done by the border town i'm sure your constituents are pretty upset over the way your party has treated our border. since biden has been in office there have been over 5 million illegals coming into the country which has created such an issue to the border states the overrun and within the 5 million is over the people that don't know what they are bringing into the country. or kind of issues they have. a lot of the people are coming with no identifications. you don't know who these people are. you are just going by what they have been told and they're saying that 70% of the women coming throu

jeh johnson. also with us, executive director of catholic charities and good to have you both.ecognizing work with refugees and immigrants. good to have you both. mr. secretary, first i want to ask you the latest news on be this. as a former head of homeland security, does sheriff salazar have a point, perhaps what's happened presents legal issues for the governors who committed this, quite frankly, act of cruelty? >> good morning, mika. i'm not prepared at this point to offer a legal judgment about whether or not what these governors are doing constitutes a federal offense or a state offense. i do know that it frankly is a political stunt. there is a right way and a wrong way to assist migrants in getting into the interior of the united states after they've been released by the border patrol at the border. if governor desantis represents the most cynical attitude towards immigration in this country, the person to my left represents the best of america in my judgment. sister norma has been year after year, day after day literally clothing and feeding migrants, doing her duty as

we are very honored to welcome back secretary jeh johnson, who served as secretary of homeland security in the obama administration and previously as general counsel of the department of defense. secretary johnson is called upon -- called upon to testify in security matters and shares in a global law firm. he is a recipient of an award and an honorary member of the board. thank you so much for joining us, mr. secretary. and for initiating today's event. this was your idea and we commend you for that. thank you so much. and we are also very honored to welcome back michael morel, who served as the former acting director of the central intelligence industry under president obama. he has worked at the cia for 33 years and has received multiple awards including the cia's highest ranking award, the distinguished intelligence medal. he continues his efforts to keep our nation secure and studies national security at the kennedy school of government, west point center on combat and terrorism and the madison policy forum. he is currently senior counselor and global chairman of the geopolitical gl

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we are very honored to welcome back secretary jeh johnson who served as secretary of homeland security and the obama

for example if someone writes that according to a highly sensitive source named michael morell, jeh johnson is not bored in united states is born of the soviet union in 1957. in classified. you put it in a document in the document becomes classified. but it is the information that is classified. so if you declassify something part and parcel of that is informing all the rest of the u.s. government that you have done so. otherwise what is the point? which is why this alleged standing order that anything the president walked out of the oval office within took to his residence was somehow automatically declassified it is laughable to say that. anyone who understands this process. declassification involves communicating to others that what you have in your desk, in your file, in your e-mail, and your head is no longer classified. treated accordingly. what a president does have the authority to do, probably, is say to others look, i know i'm supposed to keep this classified information in a windowless room, no phones, no telephones but on the president going to take it home with me and i will br

i've been saying this for so many years, we've got to look at what secretary jeh johnson dead.lly, president trump deported less people than president obama because we had the right repercussions. >> and fewer people were coming in. >> harris: the president kind of quietly this summer, on the thursday in july, decided he was going to rebuild part of the wall or put some more up in yuma, arizona, because mayorkas couldn't deny what was going on down they paid for the most part, they are not listening to any of those people down there in blue. >> kayleigh: no, and karine jean-pierre said the wall doesn't work. it has worked. if you complete the wall, he'd see those numbers come down, but we have a president who doesn't care. he does so to his own peril. when you look at the abc poll, immigration was a top issue. 62% cared about immigration. it is my supposition that of those 62%, most would tell you the border is not secure. you are just there, harris. i watched your show, i watch that incredible footage from the helicopter. >> harris: it was open. >> kayleigh: seeing a god-away

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if you listen to jeh johnson homeland security and the border community henry cuellar, he says if youl send pepco, they send them back, they need to see the video of being sent back and understand that they need to see what remained in mexico looks like. so they go, "honey, this is not a good time to sent them excel the house and give the money to the cartels and cross the river as a risk." they never showed the video but instead we get this, beautiful new york city. who wonderful looking man in a nice suit and we see the families and they get to get the welcome packages, iphones and they care about the six hotels and thousands of hotel rooms. this is the time to flee my country. >> ainsley: you brought up a good point, mine i never thought about. you have all of these liberal mayors complaining because i didn't get a warning. but you are right, app it never got a warning. these migrants aren't calling him and saying i'm coming over, 8,000 are coming over this week. >> steve: this morning joe biden opened up our southern border. here is the problem though. a lot of people don't watch

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if we're looking at numbers across the board at 8,000 a day, jeh johnson has said his red line, when in his top people to come up with solutions is numbers at 1,000 a day. to put this in overall perspective, the highest amount we have seen is may, 240,000 border crossings. an average year would be 100,000 less than that. that's a lot of people, but if you think about the overall landscape and demographics and population of the united states, that's not enough to overall change the country or change the way we do business here. i think that should also be taken into perspective. we see some of the chaos. sometimes it's a matter of managing people and figuring out how the united states can work with partner countries to deal with some of the issues that are driving people here in the first place, the desperation, the political crisis they're escaping. venezuelas, making up the majority going to martha's vineyard, crossing into el paso. that is a country not taking people back. therefore they can't be pushed back into mexico, under the title 14 restrictions. there's a lot of dynamics at

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jeh johnson treated the people with respect. at the end of the day, he enforced the law.ne of the things this administration stop doing, he showed people going in. he showed a picture of video people going back in and you got to have bash. host: is the biden administration being to showing those repercussions? guest: they are. one of the points that he made which kind of fell off, these countries, nicaragua, they are not taking people back. what happens is, you have to welcome them. that is something he pointed out as well. there are an equivalent now to the people coming from hundreds and these other countries. we look at the ports of entry where people can come and be processed. that has worked for haitian migrants. we have seen a huge decline in an example in may, there was about 7000 haitians being captured by border patrol. that number is like 300 53 a month, 163 a month. because they are about to come to the ports of entry to be processed there. which means less folks coming to the ports of entry. and when we are processing them, to make sure there is a flag, if we

just like secretary jeh johnson under president obama did. they did it the right way.counterbalance to border security. some of us, we see administrations go too far to the left or too far to the right we just say at times people don't understand what is at the border. host: 20 minutes left with congressman cuellar. (202) 748-8000 per democrats. (202) 748-8001 free democrats. (202) 748-8002 for independents. this is chris in michigan. caller: good morning, congressman. being done by the border town i'm sure your constituents are pretty upset over the way your party has treated our border. since biden has been in office there have been over 5 million illegals coming into the country which has created such an issue to the border states the overrun and within the 5 million is over the people that don't know what they are bringing into the country. or kind of issues they have. a lot of the people are coming with no identifications. you don't know who these people are. you are just going by what they have been told and they're saying that 70% of the women coming through hav

comment, i think under the obama administration, one of our best secretary of homeland security was jeh johnsonan-american area -- african-american. he was on face the nation last week. he will also say it is difficult to get control of the border. it is not impossible, he was able to do it partially. but there are always huge challenges, and there are changes in who is coming over time. the numbers of central americans have gone down, which is amazing. that was a big focus of the biden administration, they went down quite a bit. but suddenly there is other people coming. we constantly have to adapt border policies for new people coming for different reasons. host: mary and illinois on the republican line, what are your thoughts? caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. during the course of this morning and every other sunday morning that i have watched c-span, i get the feeling -- this is my feeling -- that c-span is pretty pro-democrat. i will give you an example. this morning, every single republican that cold in except one, bash the republican party in one way or another. specifical

comment, i think under the obama administration, one of our best secretary of homeland security was jeh johnsonan-american area -- african-american. he was on face the nation last week. he will also say it is difficult to get control of the border. it is not impossible, he was able to do it partially. but there are always huge challenges, and there are changes in who is coming over time. the numbers of central americans have gone down, which is amazing. that was a big focus of the biden administration, they went down quite a bit. but suddenly there is other people coming. we constantly have to adapt border policies for new people coming for different reasons. host: mary and illinois on the republican line, what are your thoughts? caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. during the course of this morning and every other sunday morning that i have watched c-span, i get the feeling -- this is my feeling -- that c-span is pretty pro-democrat. i will give you an example. this morning, every single republican that cold in except one, bash the republican party in one way or another. specifical

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those were set up by the previous administration under jeh johnson and president obama and they knowt. they know it. so you know what, i subpoenaed information from h.h.s. under a republican administration because i wanted to know the truth. we should care about article 1 here. and if we do, we can take power back and we can represent the people again. we can use the power of the purse to check the executive. we can stand up and defend the people of the united states. we can secure the border. we can rein in the tyranny of the i.r.s. and the f.b.i. we can get american energy going again by opening it up so our people don't have to have inflation and the inability to have reliable grid. and we can stop forcing our men and women in uniform to get fired if they refuse to take an experimental jab. i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: he's absolutely right. i'm looking at what else is in the c.r. $3 billion for operation allies welcome. you know what that is? that's afghan settlement. for 20 years, for 20 years this country has bled its treasure of humanity, sending our

that is with the law calls just like secretary jeh johnson under president obama did.they did at the right way. they found that balance to border security. some of us that live at the border we see administrations go too far to the left. some go too far to the right. we just say at times people do not understand us at the border. >> about 20 minutes left with congressman. (202)748-8000 peter palko's (202)748-8001. and if it's (202)748-8002. also on the line for independence in fraser, michigan. this is chris. >> good morning congressman. you are down by the border town, i'm sure your constituents are pretty upset over the way your party has treated our border. since biden has been in office, there's over 5 million illegal aliens have come across the country. which has created such an issue to the border states being overrun. and within that 5 million is over a million got a ways of people they do not even know what they're bringing into the country. if they are terrorists, what kind of issues they have. a lot of the people are coming with no identification. you do not