. >> john: oh, come on. long has desantis -- how long has desantis been keeping us guessing? >> and it's hurt him. if you want to run for president, you want to take on the king, if you want to take a shot at donald trump, be up front, over and do it. this dancing, this halfway up to the net, i don't think it serves candidates well. the candidates in the ring, nikki haley, tim scott, even asa hutchinson who does not really have a chance, all those candidates, they have the courage of their convictions, give it their best thought and that's what the primary voters have to decide. i'm not a fan halfway up to the net, teasing you, teasing me strategy. >> gillian: it does keep people talking about you, whether you are in the ring or not. ari, the other side quick, hillary clinton talking about president biden's re-election. >> concern for anyone, we have had presidents who have fallen before who were a lot younger. his age is an issue and people have every right to consider it. he has a great saying and you know

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john. >> john: bring in andy mccarthy, former u.s. assistant attorney and fox news contributor. depending which side of the political aisle you are on, you have a different opinion of what the durham report brings, if you are a republican you think it's a bombshell, if you are a democrat, you think it's a nothing burger. compare to the mueller report which you know, found no evidence of wrongdoing by president trump, yet the mainstream media covered that like there was no other story around. >> yeah, this is -- it's clearly more on the bombshell side of it, john. i think there are parts of the story that we'll never actually get, my own view of it after watching closely from its inception is that there are aspects that our intelligence world aspects never see the light of day, not in the near term. it was the decision that was made obviously to focus on the fbi. i think a lot of this debate between, you know, what durham found and what the inspector general, michael horowitz found strikes me as like two ships passing in the night. what horowitz focused in on, the technical requi

john: good evening and welcome to "washington week." i'm john yang. talks on raising the debt ceiling took an unscheduled break today. in the morning republican negotiators abruptly walked away from the bargaining table only to say this evening that they were going back. they said they had paused the talks because the white house hadn't moved far enough in the recognize' direction on -- republicans' direction on spending cuts. in the days before this both house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden sounded optimistic. president is monitoring -- 7,000 miles and 13 time zones away in japan where he's attending the g7 summit. the preside is due back at the white house late sunday night, earlier than planned and will be available to meet in person with the speer. the two sides are racing a deadline. they have to have a deal in time for congress to pass it before the treasury runs out of money to pay for everything from social security and medicare benefits to military salaries. that could be as early as june 1. joining me to discuss this and more, ka

john. >> john: awaiting a verdict.rosecutors are close to deciding, and house republicans are urging not to indict hunter yet, not until they reveal new evidence about the biden family business dealings. >> do not indict hunter biden before wednesday when you had the opportunity to see the evidence that the house oversight committee will produce. what they are looking at charging hunter biden on is a slap on the wrist. it's a drop in the bucket. so, wednesday will be a very big day. >> john: constitutional law attorney and fox news contributor jonathan turley joins me now. what do you think, jonathan, the chances are merrick garland will hear james comer and say oh, let's wait until after what comer has to say. >> curious thing, the investigation has moved at a glacial pace almost five years and then when the house republicans got the ability to investigate and issued subpoenas there was suddenly accounts of whistleblowers coming forward of transactions and new information we had not previously heard of. some may be in

was john's childhood friend.ama's boy, and as he was, a bit of a nerd. >> john and i both shared a love of star trek. we would compete with each other, trying to out-trivia the other individual, compare theories about travel, world. >> you guys are talking about -- >> well, without advanced mathematics. but, yes -- >> eventually, john's enthusiasm for science fiction morphed into a passion for another galaxy that was somehow accessible in the 80s, computers. and then, he discovered love. >> did you sense a connection between the two of them? >> i certainly had the sense that they were soulmates. >> her name was linda. like john, she loved science fiction and fantasy. linda's -- seem to complement each other as opposites often do. he was shy. she was outgoing. he was short, she was at six feet, towered over him. >> like, this was the august coupling i have ever seen in my life. >> a quirky couple, laughing to choosing halloween as their wedding day in 1983. with money type, they started their life together living

hi, john. >> john: john roberts in washington. we will listen in to riley's testimony, but first another live event set to begin in washington and it's a fox news alert. >> sandra: that's the briefing room at the white house on the left, brownsville, texas at the border on the right. john kirby is joining the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, in that briefing room today. that is expected to begin in just moments. >> john: the big focus on the border crisis as major city leaders are up in arms over how to accommodate the migrant surge and new york city mayor eric adams is not holding back his criticism of president biden any longer. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? >> that is a good question. it's a national problem, and needs a national solution. >> john: new york city gearing up for as many as 15 migrant busses to roll in, and the lack of housing, all options are on the table. >> sandra: including 20 school gyms that may be used for shelters for thousands of migrants fleeing to the big apple

john. >> john: president biden's climate envoy john kerry goes up against farmer, but his plan to curbemissions is ruffling feathers across the country, are the people who feed america unfairly blamed? >> sandra: and taytay, or swiftie, or whatever you call her, the money for tickets, travel and merchandise, are fans trapped in a haze of spending. kennedy is up next on that. ♪♪ a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. hi, i'm susan, i've lost 84 pounds on golo and i've kept it off for a year. i had spent so much money on other products that when i saw the commercial for golo, the price was so much cheaper and i thought, "boy, this might not work but why not try it?" it is amazing and it works really well. ♪♪ >> sandra: i mean, how do you just not move to that. seems swifties are shaking off worry about their budget. the 50 night, 20 city tour

. >> what you have with john durham, it's a big fat nothing. >> john: battle lines drawn between those who think the durham report was a nothing burger and critics accusing interfering in a presidential election. another obama era official testifies before the house weaponization committee behind closed doors today. >> sandra: james clapper in the hot seat for his role in pushing the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. marc thiessen coming up. >> john: breaking news, prince harry and his wife meghan markle say they were chased by paparazzi. but what really happened. >> sandra: i can say i'm sandra smith and we are in washington. great to be with you. >> john: good to be with you today. >> sandra: a spokesperson say he and his wife meghan were involved in a two hour long car chase and now nypd and mayor adams are weighing in. >> john: laura is in the newsroom in manhattan, what is mayor adams saying about the alleged chase? >> we have been waiting to get some comment from city officials, prince harry and meghan markle spokesperson issued the statemen

sandra, john. >> john: pretty remarkable story. lauren, thank you so much.close of yet another busy day, but tomorrow we'll be talking about the aftermath of the vote tonight. >> sandra: i don't know how it goes by so fast. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. trace is in for martha. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for mark mark. breaking new developmentses between republicans and fbi districter chris wray over a document that may allege then vice president biden engaged in a criminal scheme. james comey defending wray's decision to defy a house subpoena around the document calling him a person of principle. he responded to republican accusations that the fbi is politically motivated. look. >> i think

john. >> john: to think they used to call it green acres.ush to ban stock trading and immediate families is gaining new traction and capitol hill and stretching across party lines. aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with the latest on this. aishah. >> aishah: not just on the hill but off the hill, i've been talking to americans all day and they tell me this is a no-brainer. >> they are privy to information and what's being planned. >> what do you think? >> i agree, they shouldn't be coming in, you know, trying to get rich and enrich themselves. >> aishah: a growing number of lawmakers feel the same way. 21 members, from the far left aoc all the way to matt rosendale to the right, sent a letter to the house administration committee basically demanding the committee mark up any one of the six different bills out there on stock trading before the august recess hits. so the recent banking crisis really put a spotlight on this, john. last month it was widely reported that a representative, a democrat, sold thousands in silicon valley bank shares

john. >> john: chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest there. thank you. >> sandra: bring in south carolina republican senator lindsey graham, thank you so much for joining us here in new york city studio, good to have you here. breaking news out of washington, get to that in moment. latest development out of the g7 summit, appears to be a major reversal from president biden on the issue. >> the f-16s? they have been needing them over a year, biden administration finally gave in, our allies and the congress were going to kick the heck out of them. when it comes to ukraine, biden has been playing follow the leader. we had to make him do tanks, long range artillery, they want to make sure they don't lose, but not into winning. jets should have come over last year, wasted an entire year. the ukrainian pilots are able to master the f-16 in four months, not 12, highly motivated. biden administration, it's like pulling teeth to get them to be all in for winning in ukraine. >> john: senator, come back to what's going on on capitol hill, apparently talk

i'm sandra submit. >> john: i'm john roberts. and we'll talk more about the race -- all that and more coming up, but we start with the fox news alert on the debt threat and warnings it could play right into china's hands. >> mr. president. >> mr. president! when will you meet with president xi? >> sandra: and with a wave of his hand, president biden is off to the g7 meeting in japan with the one key question still unanswered, when will president biden meet with chinese president xi. >> john: it has now been months since the chinese spycraft flew over the united states and he has not spoken with his chinese counterpart or met with him, but xi jinping has kept a busy schedule, even travelling to moscow to meet with vladimir putin. we expect president biden will rally allies when it comes to china and russia but the debt crisis leaving doubt whether or not he can do it. >> how can he rally the world if he can't rally lawmakers here in washington. >> these leaders, leaders of democracies, they understand and they want, they respect a

john: good evening. i'm john yang.nt biden is on his way back to washington tonight for what's shaping up to be a make-or-break week for getting a deal with congress to raise the nation's debt limit and avoid default. the president spoke by phone with house speaker kevin mccarthy from air force one, and the two agreed to meet in-person tomorrow afternoon. before leaving the g-7 summit in japan, mr. biden said he could not guarantee that the nation wouldn't default if what he calls "maga republicans" insist on spending cuts alone. pres. biden: it's time for republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan deal to be made solely -- solely on their partisan terms. they have to move as well. i'm willing to cut spending, and i proposed cuts in spending of over a trillion dollars. but, i believe we have to also look at the tax revenues. john: mccarthy said his conversation with the president was productive. but, later, speaking to reporters in the capitol, he said the two sides are still far apart on spending cuts. rep. mcc

john. >> john: looking forward to reports from there.ng at the elementary school in uvalde, texas, the community holding a vig it to release butterflies after gunshots were heard inside the class am roo. a local church will toll the bells to mark the moment law enforcement breached the classroom and finally took down the shooter. 19 students and two teachers were killed in that rampage you'll remember. president biden is also expected to speak about the shooting in remarks. that will happen later on today. >> so i would ask the department of energy if they were actually here, what do you expect the american people to do with their kitchen? >> i wish my republican colleagues were as xerned about the black and brown as they are about appliance. >> heated on capitol hill over the biden administration push to ban your gas stoves from buildings and homes. republicans calling that proposal government overreach. let's bring in charles payne, host of "making money." i don't know how it can be seen as any other way. are we coming for our gas stov

>> thank you, john. so, currently there is actually five juveniles that have been booked for felony assault with a deadly weapon. there must have been a miscommunication or misunderstanding as far as additional four, so five have been arrested and booked, and the investigations are ongoing, reviewing cameras, talking to witnesses, gathering their statements, and working collaboratively to identify these suspects, and then they will follow through with either an arrest or a cite to the district attorney requesting misdemeanor charges be applied. >> john: i guess there was confusion with the accounting, so total of five teens arrested at this point, not nine, is what you are saying? >> correct, five. f five are booked into juvenile hall. >> john: the size of the crowd out there, assume you are asking people with video to help identify people. do you have an idea how many more people may be taken into custody as a result of what happened over the weekend? >> so, that number is undetermined at this time. aga

, ., ., ,., john? he is the man who saved the american presence, _ john? who saved the american presence, such _ john? he is the man who saved the american presence, such as - john? he is the man who saved the american presence, such as it - john? he is the man who saved the american presence, such as it was, in iraq and got them out of there with a certain amount of success. of course, it is perfectly possible that the russian army will simply fold up. the army itself has not been fighting at all well. these successes, such as they have been, have been scored, really, by yevgeny prigozhin�*s wagner group, completely different, with far better discipline and so on. the command system is that the russian army itself has are pretty feeble, and there is just that kind of tradition of always passing up every difficult decision to the level above you, and not taking any proper decisions, and indeed ukraine has a very good record on this kind of thing. you will recall last autumn, i�*ll they telegraphed an attack in advance on one particular area and, lo and beh

john, sandra. >> john: jeff, thank you very much. it's amazing to see on a day that is supposed to be a day where we honor people who laid down their lives for this country, that something like that happens, just unbelievable. >> sandra: and that violence, and violence in chicago, we hope we stop to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and it gets you, and new reaction to the video, many whom just saw that the first time, we'll have reaction coming up, john. >> looking forward to that. >> this is worthy of the american people. maybe it doesn't do everything for everyone, but this is a step in the right direction. >> we've got to find compromise. and i think that we found a very good compromise. >> the only people that are happy with this bill, only factions that are happy, are china, buying more of our debt and the biden administration. >> many of us right now are feeling, are very angry that we have been held hostage. >> sandra: the reaction t pouring in and now any moment now we could be seeing house speaker kevin mccarth

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.r. >> sandra: i'll be in for neil tonight. >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. today a story exclusive with marine veteran daniel penny's attorney. penny is breaking his silence over the weekend after he was charged in the choke hold death of jordan neely. what will his defense look like? we'll talk about that. also pete hegseth and karl rove as republicans try t

john roberts in washington. a lot of heads, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. >> john: larry kudlow with his take in a few minutes, but begin with the fox news alert. >> my name is yolanda. [gunfire] >> stay down and get down. >> john: brand-new video into the newsroom from memphis where an interview in the city's crime crisis got interrupted by a drive-by shooting, that was incredible to see. jeff paul has the breaking details from memphis, and jeff, what are you -- you are not in memphis, but getting breaking details in memphis. what are we learning about all this? >> the local news station in memphis says it covers the city's crime problem on a near daily basis. in the middle of an interview, nearly became crime statistic themselves. >> my name is yolanda. [gunfire] >> get down, get down, just stay down and get down. it's ok, thank you, lord jesus, just stay down and get down. they are coming back. you are ok, jay. thank you, lord, for the blood of jesus to cover us. thank you, father, for the bloo

john. >> john: sandra, potential breakthrough in the treatment of parkinson's disease.or and philanthropist michael j. fox stars in a new documentary putting a spotlight on his long battle with the disease. here to tell us about the potential breakthrough is dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu. >> it's about to change dramatically, with a simple protein test. this on the same day a new documentary is released about the couragegous life of one of the most famous sufferers of parkinson's, michael j. fox. >> an this has changed our ability to define and diagnose parkinson's. >> it causes involuntary or uncontrolled movements. at age 29, michael j. fox at the height of his stardom was given the sobering diagnosis. >> incurable. you lose, you lose this game. >> the documentary tells his story in the fight against the dreaded disease. >> i find it extremely moving, no pun intended to be here today. >> the foundation mission to search for early diagnosis, better treatments and eventually a cure. >> he has parkinson's disease but it does not define him. >> the last hu

john. >> john: all right, casey stegall with the latest, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: also in texas, we are learning more about the driver accused of killing at least eight migrants and injuring 11 others after plowing his suv into a group of people waiting for a bus outside a shelter facility in texas. it happened yesterday. authorities have now identified the suspect as 34-year-old george alvarez. he tried to flee the scene but was held down by bystanders. he is charged with several charged with manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon. >> brownsville resident with an extensive rap sheet. charged with eight counts of manslaughter, ten counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. he has received bonds, $3.6 million. >> sandra: they believe he lost control of his car after running a red light. >> john: a live look at the white house as president biden is about to speak on protecting airline customers when there are flight delays or cancellations, but his light schedule and lack of campaign events may be partly to blame for his new all time

john.> absolutely. the central premise of the entire hunter biden investigation is did he have any involvement in his son's overseas business dealings, we know he did, proven seven ways from sunday but they continue to deny that. you can't have a real conversation. >> sandra: great to have you on set. >> john: always good to see john. more breaking news, a major change to health guidance for some 20 million women across america. u.s. health panel recommending women start mammograms to screen for breast cancer at age 40, that moves it up a decade from current recommendations of 50 years of age. one of the reasons, more women getting breast cancer at a younger age and doctors unable to explain why. bring in dr. nicole saphier, a fox news contributor and director of breast imaging at the memorial sloan kettering cancer center. the u.s. preventative services task force, doc, in influential, particularly when it comes to insurance companies. what do you make of this change? it is a big one for t

john roberts in washington. all of those stories and more coming up but begin with this fox news alert. >> sandra: a long and brutal week for the fbi has left the nation's top law enforcement agency in credibility and crisis. starts at the highest level. >> some people at the top forgot their oath they made to the fbi and that's what's got to change. >> john: still unpacking the explosive john durham report, new revelations the fbi shut down multiple investigations into alleged criminal activity involving the clintons just months before the 2016 election. >> sandra: republicans are calling for the agency to reopen the probes. get right to it with national correspondent griff jenkins. good to see you. where do things stands right now? >> great we. the week began with the durham drop but ends with renewed calls for investigations and a big question mark, will john durham testify next week as requested by jim jordan. top question will be why did the fbi top brass shut down all four investigations into the clintons

sandra smith from new york. >> john: john roberts in washington, all happening on capitol hill. no arrests yesterday in the san clemente beating but the investigation is in full swing. >> sandra: the mayor joins us now. thank you for jumping on with us, our viewers have new seen it, what was your reaction when you learned this happened? >> well, thank you, sandra and john. thanks for being on with us today. yeah, this is a marine corps town, we were shocked, saddened and disgusted. >> john: we understand the marines were on leave from camp pendleton, some teens were lighting fireworks and i don't know if it was a simple request, or if it was some sort of pointed request from the marines to stop doing it. what happened then? lay it out for us, mayor. >> yeah, we understand that we had some local youth gathering down at the beach for the end of the school year, you know, getting kind of excited and then they had this confrontation with the marines, we understand that they were setting off fireworks and the marines did tell them to stop. and at that point these youth really turned

>> john: yes, you are wrong.water ski, no surfing for me. >> sandra: maybe you ought to give it a try, never too late. he looks very proud of himself. congratulations to charlie. add another hat to the ring, one prominent republican announced, how does it affect the overall 2024 landscape? the number of shark attacks on the rise on southern beaches. as with we approach the summer season, what exactly do you need to know? all that and a whole lot more, including dr. gavin nayler, taylor riggs, and john levine coming up in a brand-new hour. i was tired of throwing money down the rent drain, so to speak. after watching the admiral that just made up my mind, i said, i'm calling newday usa tomorrow. 70 more dollars over my rent. i'm actually owning my own home because newday usa focuses on the va homeloan benefit. that's their expertise. i felt like i would definitely get a better shake. the admiral said that my service is, you know, my down payment. for us that was important not to be able to have to put anything dow

john: good evening. i'm john yang.ey, they are counting the votes from today's election to see if president recep tayyip erdogan will extend his two decade hold on power. the state run news agency indicates erdogan may be headed for a runoff in two weeks. the election, with a unified opposition, represents the greatest political challenge yet to erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule. challenger kemal kilicdaroglu narrowly led erdogan in pre-election surveys. he's a retired civil servant and ran on a promise of restoring democracy, which erdogan has eroded. some turkish voters went to the polls in the mood for change. murat: for me this feels like a parting of ways. i don't know how to describe it. i can't think of a more important election. john: while we await the final vote count, we turn to soner cagaptay, who's head of the turkish research program at the washington institute for near east policy. his most recent book is a sultan in autumn: erdogan faces turkey's uncontainable forces. to use your terms, what are

john: good evening. i'm john yang.t the bargaining is done, the sales job has begun -- today, leaders in both parties began briefing lawmakers on the deal that president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reached last night to raise the debt ceiling and limit new spending. if congress passes it by june 5, it will avert a potentially calamitous national default. here's what we know about the contours of the tentative deal. it would extend the nation's debt limit until 2025, after the 2024 elections. implement spending caps. mostly maintain spending on defense and veterans' health care. and expand work requirements for some adults receiving food stamps. at the capitol today, speaker mccarthy tld reporters it was the best deal he could get. rep. mccarthy: it doesn't get everything everybody wanted but in divided government, that's where we end up. i think it's a very positive bill. i do want to thank the president's team that he put together. very professional, very smart. very strong beliefs thatre different to ours

. >> john: i'm john roberts. always great to have you here in d.c. >> sandra: fun to be here. >> john: kinda way to keep you here, siphon the gas out of your car. and adidas is selling a women's swimsuit by using a male model. critics say it's about so much more than just a bathing suit. >> sandra: tammy bruce is fired up about this, we begin hour two with another progressive push, the growing green agenda. gas stoves, gas lawn mowers, gas cars, some of the things americans use every single day that democrats nationwide are trying to eliminate with an aggressive green energy push. threat to gas stoves has joe manchin so fired up he's drawing a battle line, he says it's about so much more than those stoves, and overall pattern from this biden white house. >> john: so much more about a lot of things today. catching a theme, and aggressive push to go green is putting one family's dream and entire life savings in jeopardy. allan is a farmer on the wrong side of the fence when it comes to energy in his back yard, lite

john. >> john: shelters in mexico busting at the seams and processing centers are at capacity. national correspondent is live in tijuana, mexico with the latest. what are you seeing on the mexican side of the border today? >> it's actually, john, what you don't see. we have been here late last night, early this morning, if migrants were going to enter legally through the port of entry where it would be, at the chaparral gate and it is not happening. but you are showing people under and over the fence a mile from where i am standing. a moment ago, people who won the lottery, if you will, on the app, and likely have work authorization and legal status. the coming days are going to be critical, right. because many migrants, 20,000 here are taking a wait and see attitude based on what is the biden administration going to do, get rid of people, or let 'em in. so, these two families we met this morning, they did have an appointment, they used the app, just took them 2 or 3 weeks. both claim the cartel violence in guerrero, a southern city, forced them to leave. >> she says that they

i'm john roberts in washington, great to have you here today. >> sandra: great to be here again, john. good to be with you. this is "america reports." nation's highest court has now determined that twitter was not responsible when third party content was posted on its platform by the terror group isis. >> john: and side stepping on a case against google that would narrow section 230, that is the federal law protect big tech from lawsuits arising from content posted by users. >> sandra: and it all comes as lawmakers try to make significant reforms to the liability shield. accusing big tech as an excuse to unfairly censor content. >> john: shannon bream has been watching all the goings on at the court. >> big win for twitter, unanimous decision of the supreme court, case brought by the family of a man killed in a 2017 isis terror attack. they had argued twitter was at fault for allowing isis to post content on its platform and they sued under the anti-terrorism act. during arguments that lasted nearly three hours, it really sounded like the conservative and liberal justices, they seemed

[cheers and applause] >> john: [laughs] >> stephen: john lithgow, everybody.what do you give to your actors as your directing them and how you pull it out of them? >> john: this has been an interesting experience which we will talk about. doug mcgrath is more of a writer than it actor and so in many cases i was just helping him wih very rudimentary ideas that he was so responsive to. like always let them see what you are thinking. like if you are talking about one thing, and you go on to talk about a cup of coffee, look at that coffee and then go to the coffee. let them think of you think of it, something as simple as that. it's actually an wonderful process to go through. i do not want to oversell it. >> stephen: greatest player ever written. >> john: the show is a gem, it's a piece of chamber theater. it doug is a urbain and woody new yorker, but he grew up in the middle of texas and he tells a story from his 14th year in eighth grade at a formative story and his life. a story about texas and his family, but mainly it's about a very crazy entanglement within

john. >> john: thank you, mike, sandra. another major american city in decay, scenes of smash and grabs and addicts shooting up on the streets of san francisco, so common major stores are leaving down. the guy in charge of keeping the bay area economy afloat does not see much cause for alarm. listen here. >> the issues about crime could lead into a situation where people are avoiding downtown and that makes the environment there worse. again, i don't think that's the direction we are headed now. i think the idea of the doom loop, this is a downward spiral, i think we have a lot of control. >> john: the city's deserted downtown speaks for itself. nordstrom packing up shop, and locking up shelves up and down the aisle to prevent people from robbing them blind. >> sandra: live to the white house, karine jean-pierre has begun taking questions at the podium. dip into the white house. >> and you know, title 42 is ending next week. how confident is the president that the fixes he's put in place are going to hold given we are alrea

and happy fri-yay, john. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with >> martha: thanks.traight to the border. griff jenkins is asking a question of alejandro mayorkas. let's listen in. >> five-year bar from admission in to the united states. the consequence will be more severe. what we will do is remove individuals that do not qualify for relief under the standard that will be set by the rule

>> john, not really. congress funded veterans programs and meals on wheels late last year, that's why republicans believe democrats are trying to scare people about potential cuts. >> are those cuts that you guys talk about with the v.a., that's not real money, because it's not an appropriation. we are funded through the 30th of september. >> sure. and if they put out a budget resolution that spells out exactly what they would cut, we would have more clarity. all we have now on the clarity of republican priorities is the default on america act. >> democrats say if the gop would produce a budget they would have specifics about what republicans intend to do. regardless, the gop wants to curb spending back to levels before the pandemic. but democrats ask if the goal is to balance the books, why not raise taxes. >> republicans did this massive tax give away to millionaires and the rich and they don't want to pay for it. why cuts, why can't it be revenues. joe biden has plan to reduce the deficit by $3 trillio

john: good evening. i'm john yang., a massive pacific tropical cyclone is barreling toward myanmar and bangladesh. with winds as strong as a category 3 hurricane, the storm is expected to bring heavy rains and landslides. aid workers walked along the coast, and used loudspeakers to urge residents of refugee camps to seek shelter. the storm threatens the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh, home to nearly one million rohingya, with only flimsy, makeshift structures for shelter. the united nations, world food program, and world health organization have all sent resources ahead of the storm. tonight, egypt says it has brokered a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants in hopes of ending five straight days of violence. earlier, israeli jets pummeled targets in gaza, leveling buildings. palestinians fired a barrage of rockets into israel. in the occupied west bank, three palestinians were killed in two separate incidents today. at least 33 palestinians and two israelis have died since tuesday. ukrainian pr

>> john: a little bit.to end like they had a welcome group when i got there and i sat down and was like, hi, i'm john m. they stared at me. >> jimmy: you told the story about leaving a newspaper that had a story about your >> john: yeah. it ended up in a newspaper that i was in rehab and i left it out >> jimmy: is that true? i did do that. also -- i was in a very petty time in my life and ls grassroots what normalcy i could. and also i would walk back from the cafeteria. there was like an area where the teen smoke, you know. and i would walk. i made it a point to talk past like -- is this my demo? oh be like, "manque how is everyone doing?" like liquid is typical and they wouldn't do it. >> jimmy: in ada people will be happy that they weren't recognized in a rehab situation at first i was worried it would be done as the days rolled on i became quite concerned. string, yeah, nothing ever works we wanted to, does it? >> john: nothing ever works out not even being institutiona institutionalized. store, well, i

john. >> john: definitely technical difficulties. meantime, henry cuellar, congressman, thank you for coming on again today. so, each of the past two days we are told that 10,000 people crossed illegally into the united states. that is a new record. what do you expect is going to happen on friday after title 42 goes off? >> yes, and you are right. the numbers, those are large numbers. i get the daily total from border patrol to see what's coming in, and it's been increasing and when you get 10,000 people a day, a couple things are going to happen. border patrol right now, they are at over 124% average over capacity, over capacity, almost every border sector except for west texas is over capacity and if the ngos and the border communities cannot take care of those folks and they are over capacity, they are going to start doing street releases and again, i've been told they have been instructed to go to street releases if they have to. that image, it's a powerful image is not good because that means more and more people are going to co

however, it was not just a lack of reserves that doomed john pope, but perhaps it was some of john popeself. following the fighting at kettle run and when pope again arrived at bristoe station to see the back of the troops and to learn that jackson's entire force was in front of him, for whatever reason, john pope became solely focused on as he put it bagging the whole crowd. bagging jackson's command believing he had enough time to do that before the junction of jackson's wing and long street's wing of robert e. lee's army of northern virginia could be made. so for the next several days while pope was focused entirely on jackson, he forgot to focus on what was behind jackson and joing with jackson, the rest of the army of nthern virginia. august 27th was not the nail, thein nail in john pope's coffin, as commander of the army of virginian the summer 1862. ctainly laid the seeds and laid the groundwork for john pope's defeat on the plains of manassas beginning the next day of august 28th and lasting for two more days leading to one of the worst defeats that the federal army would ever s

i'm john roberts. good to spend another 60 minutes with you. >> gillian: the first 60 went by quickly. first, a new story. >> john: get ready for a hectic start to the summer travel season. aaa is anticipating this weekend could be the busiest at airports since 2005, and that is already prompting fears of a potential catastrophic meltdown. >> gillian: sounds like a great summer to stay hope. forbes writing get ready for a hellish season of air travel. they continue to struggle with staffing shortages in the wake of the pandemic. >> john: pete buttigieg is not 100% confident things will work. >> airlines are indicating they have made big gains in terms of pilots, but not fully recovered depending which airline, mechanics is a pinch point. still a lot of pressure on the system but less, probably less of a constraint than a year ago. >> john: madison alworth is live at newark liberty airport, things always run smoothly and nothing ever goes wrong. madison. >> good morning. you know, john, right now things

now, john, out that.some of the letters he was writing home were being in newspapers like the sioux city journal or the argus from sioux falls. he objected. and later said the letters were remain private. so he said would mention what i think of that they haven't been printed. sentinel printednderstandthe the sioux city journal also published one if you have it, i sure would like to see. but please, dear folks, don't any more get in the printers hands they can get letters from bettters. now, listen to this y ironic, given what we're doing the idea of havingtrangersall. read my letters and. besides, it's strictly against rules and regulations. now i ask you do you think the warnes family made the kirk the right decision in 2003 when they allowed paul publication of the letters and of the story. what are your thoughts. since he wrote private not for public viewings should have just left them in the basement. what do you think. carl? carl i think it's the decision because it opens a new that we can see with

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john. >> john: sandra, let's bring in house majority leader steve scalise, with us on this busy day. don't know how much of mayorkas you got a chance to hear, wondering what you thought of what he said. lindsey graham a short time ago on our air referred to him as baghdad bob in the press conference. >> well, john, sandra, i appreciate the attention y'all have been giving to this. when you listen to secretary mayorkas, over and over again he continues to spread this false narrative that the border is not open. what border is he talking about? cuba's border? i have no idea if he knows just how bad this problem is. he created it, president biden created it, they don't want to solve the problem. we are bringing a bill today, we will pass just in the next few hours off the house floor that will secure america's border and the president opposes that bill so. that tells you exactly where the biden administration is. they want an open border, they created an open border, secretary mayorkas knows it, he's not shooting straight with the american people. the people see a wide open border, 5 mi

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you >> martha: thank you. good afternoon. i'm jilgillian turner in for maa maccallum this afternoon. first, police identify the man suspected of opening fire at a medical building in midtown atlanta about 12:30 eastern time. he's killed one person and hospitalized at least four others. police say 24-year-old dee

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: it's john here. we know the building, if it is the building police say it is, which is 1110 west peach tree is a big medical office building connected with north side hospital. also an urgent care there. do we have any idea in what part of that building the shooting took place? was it in a medical office, was it potentially in the urgent care? also a restaurant i think in that building, or do we know if it was actually in the building itself. >> we are hearing it was in the medical building. and whole foods across the street, i'm seeing about 300 law enforcement officers of all different organizations, a lot of them in tactical gear, trying to push civilians back, a heavy civilian crowd out here. i'm looking at people coming out of the north side building, some in tears. what happened -- what did you see, ma'am, what did you see? >> no comment. >> what did you see? what happened? there was shooting inside the building? i'm seeing people stream out of a north side medical building, some in tears, obvi