liz: john katko, thanks again.ening, thank you so much for watching and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: outrage around the world as russia faces new accusations of war crimes and genocide. disturbing images from ukraine, ordered civilians at mass graves. the russians say it's a hoax but will this be the turn that forces putin out of power? i have to warn you, this is very graphic video from a town bucha northwest of kyiv, bodies into streets, someone hands behind their backs.

now, john katko joins me now. he will meet with border sheriff's.e you and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> this idea of governor abbott, and he has talked about a lot, he has begun the process of building, having his own forces try to man the border. here he is suggesting that they are going to send these buses to washington dc. but let's get your thoughts on it. >> yes, texas is providing charter buses at this time to send these illegal immigrants to washington dc. >> i am not aware of what authority the governor would be doing it under, i think that it is pretty clear. >> the governor made it clear that it is pretty voluntary. just putting it up here on the wall, these are videos being transported to all different places, scranton, pennsylvania, other places as well, showing all of the areas. >> the bottom line is that they are doing this and they don't want people to know that they are coming into these communities. so right now the operational control about 3500 to 5000 and title 42, they expect as many as 18,000 people crossing the b

liz: john katko, thanks again. been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, we hope you have a good evening, thank you so much for watching and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: outrage around the world as russia faces new accusations of war crimes and genocide. disturbing images from ukraine, ordered civilians at mass graves. the russians say it's a hoax but will this be the turn that forces putin out of power? i have to warn you, this is very graphic video from a town bucha northwest of kyiv, bodies into streets, someone hands behind their backs. some half buried in ditches with arms and legs protruding from the dirt. there are reports of torture mass graves of women and children, the absolute worst of humanity, so bad it brought -- going to say his name, president zelenskyy, he appeared when he visited bucha today. >> it's war crimes that will be recognized as genocide by the world. you are here and see what's happening so we know about thousands are killed and tortured people with cut limbs, rate wome

back with us ranking member of house homeland security, congressman john katko with, national borderatrol council vice president, art del cueto. thanks for joining us. what is the reaction to the court loss for biden? his court losses are piling up. they tossed his masks for public transit. what did you think when you heard the story? >> good news title 42 may not be revoked but make no mistake about it this administration is trying to do everything they can to revoke title 42 and hide behind the cloak centers for disease control is behind it, that is bunch of bull. the centers for disease control can be influenced by the president of the united states. they already said that they want title 42 dom into and it is at a high and dangerous level. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, art, by the way biden is hitting the role to sell a midterm message. democrats are expected to lose congress. border officials i think they use title 42 to turn away migrants 1.7 million times. art, you and i talked about this, even with title 42, 2 1/2 million tried to cross. nearly 840,000 got-aways. bid

joining us tonight from el paso is new york republican congressman john katko.ommittee just visited our southern border today. congressman, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> bret: what's your take away today? >> well, today i met with all the border sheriffs from california to texas, and it was stunning what i learned. i started out my career as a federal prosecutor in the mid 90's in el paso, texas and more recently because of my work in homeland security, i border and heard things today i have never heard before. >> bret: like what? >> first of all, there is going to be a complete loss of operational control at the border once title 42 is lifted. i also learned that these agents, these sheriffs and everyone at the border has never seen the border as chaotic and as bad as it is right now. i have also learned that the crossing fees that the cartels are charging. mind you every single person that crosses cannot cross without the cartel they have to pay them as much as 10 to 12,000 per person. do the math 200,000 a month coming across how much tha

joining us now is john katko. thanks very much for being here.s? how has the war impacted u.s. home of land security and do you have any knowledge in terms of the investment in russian companies and why they're still sitting in investor portfolio as we speak? >> good morning, maria. thanks for having me on again. look, what's going on if in ukraine right now, seems like we're reacting instead of acting and these sanctions come on the heels of what we thought was unspeakable tragedies and atrocities being committed in ukraine. you mentioned a loophole. there is indexes that they're trading on. we're not closing the loophole. it's going to affect us long-term. as far as the impact on the u.s., we are more vulnerable than ever to cyber attacks. russia is one of the primary and he premier cyber attackers in the world and we have to be ready for that as well. this is going to come to the homeland. floss question can about it. the more we can do to punch them in the nose now, the more we can maybe stop these atrocities from happening and dripping them

john katko from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized mr. katko: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of the homeland security legislation being considered on the floor today. specifically i would like to acknowledge the two republican-led bills. first, h.r. 4209, the d.h.s. illicit cross border tunnel defense act, sponsored by my good friend and colleague, representative pfluger. this important piece of legislation is critical to addressing the rampant challenge of illicit cross border tunnels used by cartels to traffic people, drugs, and other comos its into the united states. make no mistake, we must take action to address the critical crisis levels of fentanyl flowing into our communities. so far this year customs and border patrol has seized enough fentanyl to kill 2.4 billion people. let me say that gefnlt they have seized enough fentanyl to kill 2.4 billion people. or the entire u.s. population seven times over. enabling frontline law enforcement to detect and mitigate the use of these tunnels by passing this legislat

both sides of the aisle, john katko from new york, a republican. pete aguilar from california. the things we need, we're going to start needing elected officials that understand the issues of the day. you have technology issues, the technological explosion we're going to see in the next 50 years is going to make the last 50 years look like we were monkeys playing in the dirt with sticks. so many things we're going to have to deal with. cybersecurity issues. imagine if the chinese government has the ability to do deep fakes today. imagine how that would impact our elections and our news cycle and potentially our markets. so these are some of the issues that we have to be ready for right now. >> mike barnicle. >> congressman, your party, the republican party, has become unrecognizable to many people over the past four or five years. yesterday, az hakim jefferies just informed us, the house of representatives voted to cap the cost of insulin at $35. which is an enormous boost for people who need insulin. it attracted only 12 republican votes. what is the deal here? is the republic

to the ranking member -- two minutes to the ranking member of homeland security, my good friend, john katko. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. katko: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in opposition to the previous question and in support of h.r. 471, the protecting americans from unnecessary spread upon entry from covid-19, or pause act. this week i joined leader mccarthy and several of my colleagues at a meeting with the border patrol council, representatives of 18,000 members of the border patrol, to discuss the crisis at the southern border. just as we predicted, the number of daily border encounters have been trending dramatically upwards since president biden took office in 2021. the administration has created an untenable situation from which it may take several years at a minimum to recover. the irresponsible decision to roll back title 42 public health authority, the halting of border wall construction, the lack of support for frontline law enforcement personnel, the undermining of the migrant protection protocols, and the total absence of a

i chatted with representative republican katko, and democrat grace--. john i started the suicide prevention task force, in graces mental health caucus. we hope to improve suicide prevention on the civilian side. we focused on restoring the suicide line at the cdc, tackling the glaring issues we knew we could help with. like the suicide lifeline which was under resourced and couldn't keep up with demand. we restored the suicide account at cdc, we have slowly been able to work out allocating more funding to the lifeline. we helped representative chris stewart, republican and seth moulton, democrat. to change the lifeline number to the easy number which goes live this summer on july 16th to be exact. i hope everyone will remember that. during may mental health month, members of congress advancing mental health package that included a great number of suicide prevention bills. including the campaign to prevent suicide. this is a bill that republican adam kinzinger and i put together two bipartisan effort to educate the public about the 988 number but also to chan