john: kayla, what are they saying at the white house and how big of a complication is it to have the president 13 time zones away so he's ending his day as talks begin? kayla: well, john, and certainly overshadowed any big picture conversations and publicity the white house hop to garner back home for big picture issues like ukraine and like china because this is all anyone is talking about. and his aides are briefing him around the clock. and when he holds his press conference in the early morning hours on sunday morning, east coast time, this is all the reporters are going to be asking him about is whether he has spoken to house speaker kevin mccarthy and what his aides are telling him about whether there's a deal and what the path forward is once he returns to washington. when i spoke to white house officis today, they were unbowed by what the republicans were doing walking out of the meetings and suggesting that the administration was being unreasonable. look, they said the president understands that the g.o.p. also has an issue with its whip count. the g.o.p. can't deliver this d

and with me is my partner, eric lasker, and to on his right is john kayla. and next to john is mimi line right in the thank you very much know your colleagues to the 2nd final which will look at the transparency and use of scientific studies and the assessment of life for state in the united states. and the hopefully will provide insight into the so called most of the papers. thank you very much for inviting me to be here today as a journalist for some 30 years now. i'm someone who has spent most of my life focusing on facts pursuing the truth. i've spent roughly 20 of those 30 years building into the dealings of monsanto. and i can confidently tell you that the story of the company's top sewing chemical glasses say, is not one of truth, but one of defeat. it's sort of a treasure trove and look inside a very big and powerful company that has been very secretive, you know, for decades. and a lot of the information is quite alarming. when it comes to public health and safety associated with the use of their popular product life and state and around it. another

john roberts in washington. good to spend tuesday with you. >> gillian: nice to be with you, i'm in for sandra smith. this is "america reports." and kayla hamilton, 20 years old, suspected ms-13 gang member broke into her home, assaulted her, then strangled her to death. this before taking off with her cell phone and about $6 in cash. >> john: her mother has testified she has been a wreck ever since. >> on july 27, 2022, i received the worst news that a parent doesn't want to hear that my newly 20-year-old daughter, kayla hamilton was murdered in her own room and left on the floor like trash. the murderer robbed her of her phone and $6. for me, this is not a political issue, this is a safety issue for everyone living in the united states. i don't want any other parent to live the nightmare that i am living. i am her voice now and i am going to fight with everything i have. murder itself is taboo, and you mention ms-13, nobody wants to touch it. nothing will change if nobody talks about the problem. if we had stricter border policies my daughter would be alive today. nothing will bring my daughter back nor the pain. >> john: tammy nobles

kayla. this is the mc shows. yeah. that look good cool man. my profession, john, for 52 minutes. i looked at our district judge input, one job. got this one the easy i had just a minute based because the bad lucky visa where you put to the the news. um, what do you do that on know system, delta or the buckeye, the journalist phone got to push that again. murder my for doesn't mean that obvious that hard game get your last pieces to be so i style of politics and the local dumb gun. the auto scarcity assemblies just look at the law. it's good for me to judge either 2016, a student from the national was a push to speaking know her own life because of the difficulties in being for mission in august. then you think that really made me quest, showing my way choices, ask my name to start and i go, i'm a huge part to this representative and members of congress comes with a genuine youth representative and you have to see them on the masters when story name what's your secretary know what's a, what's a good effect the future as young in place on the matter of need for a long then. so here

. >> john: æ >> this is the tragedy with kayla, the police when they arrested this guy he had ms-13el salvador and authorities and confirmed there was a known ms-13 gang member the authorities to the border didn't lift a finger they didn't note the tattoo and they certainly didn't make the call to el salvador to find out is this guy dangerous? so they immediately traffic him to maryland and ultimately he ends up killing kayla. >> we know what a problem ms-13 here is this country, president trump made one of his issues to crack down on the border æ >> ms-13 is entering the country, cartels are entering the country we just have not far for my district in california cartel execution of a family of six including a young mother shot in the head trying to protect her child. >> speaking of children in the border, raul parties tweeted out this video in recent hours of a young child four years old being dropped over a very high border fence in san diego, you could see in the highlighted section of the video the child being dropped overcome this as a child we don't know where the child came

. >> joining me now is kayla tausche, and garrett haake and john bresnihan.what you know. >> there are two ways to say nothing, the one is avoid saying anything, and saying a lot but very little. the thorniest issues are the top line spending numbers. it's the idea of a significant cut in spending into next year and where that cut would fall, which based on the reporting we've been able to do is almost entirely on discretionary domestic spending. the programs that democrats care the most about and republicans have been eager to see cut. what we've been seeing it the camps going back into their corners, by that i mean everyone not directly involved in the negotiations themselves. democrats have done everything they can to paint these republican cuts as extreme saying they would be devastating and trying to draw attention to what they believe would be the real human cost of the dollars and cents cuts that republicans want to make. republicans, particularly those on the far right have been trying to, in their view, give mccarthy more backup but more directly inj

this red herring called russia gate article responded kayla mauppin takes us through yet another drama in american domestic politics. a prosecutor in john durham several years to look into whether or not the various investigations by us agencies, into donald trump and alleged collusion with russia were done properly. the reports conclusion is an overwhelming no. it'd be, i'd like to split pads in february and march 2017. showed that at the time of the opening of crossed by hurricane the f b, i've had no information in its holdings indicating that at a time during the campaign, anyone in the trump campaign had been in contact with any ross, intelligence officials. there was nothing to justify the level of law enforcement scrutiny. donald trump was subjected to, there was no evidence to base these allegations of collusion on the report says this over and over again. the government's post snellville floods, intelligence reflecting the trump or the trump campaign was involved in a conspiracy, all calibrated relationship with the officials of the russian government, based on the evidence together. it's in the multiple exhaust fan, costly fed

and john, walk us through, if you will, how an employee at a store in asheville, north carolina, recognized kayla? what was kayla doing there? who was she with, and how all of that led to ryan and kayla's reunion. >> we don't know all the circumstances. ryan may know more than i do. but all we know, actually what i've read in the papers that she bonded out in north carolina. i think she came back voluntarily to illinois, and was freed on a $1,000 cash bond is what i understand. i haven't had a chance to talk to the prosecutors yet, but i look forward to doing so. >> you're obviously not happy about the fact that her name is heather unbehaun, that she is now out on bond. what are your concerns about that? >> well, of course. we're all very concerned that she would try to contact kayla again, and put her through even more difficulties so yeah, we're very concerned about that. >> and ryan, i mean, what are your thoughts on this employee and how she recognized kayla from it an episode on netflix, where her picture wasn't even shown for very long. >> i don't know the details on that. that's something

john, is this situation there as bad as it looks? or is the media making more of it than they should? >> it's worse. but i would like to go back to kayla's mom and express our condolences, that's a terrible story of the the sad irony, laura, we talk all the time about one police misconduct murder like george floyd is too many. the left never talks about these poor tragedies. a hundred is never enough to do anything. >> laura: we've had countless americans, raped, brutalized, murdered, killed, 100 died of fentanyl, came across the border from mexico. now apparently the police that have already been under strain in chicago, you dealt with 400 youth overtaking that armed forces event over the weekend, now your precinct is overrun. i mean, how do you operate in this? how do the police operate here? >> they don't. the reality is we have 22 district police stations and combined 900 migrants living in them full time. at nighttime there is no space to walk in and do a report. there is literally not a square inch of open space. >> laura: well, how are people having hygiene or showers? i mean, how is this happening in the united states of america,

john cornyn who said bluntly, won't pass the house, won't pass the senate. in a senate any bill would need nine republican votes. i want to bring in kayla tausche, brendan buck served as an aide to two republican house speakers, and eugene robinson, "washington post" columnist. the timeline here has changed. but the talking points on either side haven't. where do things stand now? >> reporter: well, lindsey, right now democrats in the white house are trying to figure out what if any paths still remain to try to push for that clean debt ceiling increase as they have been pushing for several months. for republicans, they're going to try to see which portions of the gop-passed spending cuts bill from last week could be salvaged in any potential deal to prioritize exactly what is in there. but ultimately while the two sides will be negotiating with each other or will ultimately have to negotiate with each other, the calendar might be their worst enemy here because there are now just a few weeks before that june 1st date after which the secretary of the treasury says the u.s. could default and not be able to pay its bills. and that is a real