brandon judd? guest: again, i look at this and this is strictly about policy. border security has not become about the security of the american public. it has become about politics. who can make more political points rather than just doing the right thing? i listen to jen psaki and she is talking about how they rescinded the mou between cbt and ao chest. the reason why that is a mistake is because all that does is perpetuate and invite smart people across the borders illegally. we do not need more people across the board is illegally, we need less people across the border illegally. host: there are a group of republican lawmakers down at the board yesterday. is it helpful for you and your agents when members of congress come down and do these press conferences on the board? guest: it depends on what is going to come out of it. if it is not just politics and we are actually going to get policies that are going to help us secure the border, it is helpful. what we see a lot as you will see the left pu

judd himself has the farm now.rk then grandpa could have done with a dozen hired hands. volume production through electric power has freed america from the soil. more people can go to work producing goods because it takes less people working on farms to supply food for themselves and the rest of the nation. it is freedom to industrialize an agricultural country. that change an already begun to take place when bill, grandpa's youngest son, left the farm to work in the factory in town. when he got his first job, industry was not yet fully converted to the new power. he spent his days in a jungle of steam driven lines. before long, they had made the switch to electric power and the cumbersome shafts were replaced by individual motors on each machine. bill has seen the great progress made with electric power. now there is less effort and more pay, greater production and better working conditions. both judd and bill, to say nothing of grandpa, had a tough time staying in school -- they had to go to work at a young age.

. -- landon judd. -- brandon judd. here's a portion of republican leader kevin mccarthy's remarks after a tour at a processing center in el paso, texas followed by white house press secretary jen psaki on the steps at the biden administration is taking to address the situation. [video clip] >> much and we asked the border agency. the look in their eyes, -- they are more than just a job. these people are mothers and fathers. they say they never have seen some of the unaccompanied children holding hands and walking up to them with nobody in sight. they told me about a one-year-old, a three-year-old, and a five-year-old holding hands. could you ever envision that of your children? this does not have to be this way. we are a land of immigrants. we can continue to have that. what is happening right now is beyond a crisis. it is a human heartbreak. for our president of the united states to ignore it, not acknowledge it, and not do something to stop and save the lives, the help of this nation, the safety and security of ameri

brandon judd say maybe ever. why you would refuse to call it what it is seems to me just sounds like you're trying to paper over a very serious reality. >> and you have secretary mayorkas on fox news sunday, quite the get. what are you planning to ask him and what else you have on the show? >> well, no, we're very excited about having him on the show. and i give the biden administration marks for -- he's obviously one of the men in the administration that is right on the firing line in terms of questions. you know, obviously how bad is the situation, how did it happen, did you anticipate it, what are you going to do about it. what are you going to do about these 14,000 unaccompanied people that are across the border. and one of the questions is, i understand that they got bad situations. there's been hurricanes, there's covid, political turmoil, there's gang violence. i guess the question is why is that america's problem? i understand that we're a good and compassionate nation but why did those thousands, tens of

brandon judd is president of the national border patrol council and an active agent for 25 years.said about how the trump administration, as he sees it, lowered the number of available beds and places to hold unaccompanied minors and now they're working to build that back up. >> so my understanding and i've got a lot of friends in ice, my understanding there were plenty of bed space when trump left office. he built up the bed space with ice when he took office. there were less bed space when obama was in office than when trump left office. so he built that up. i hope something will fact check him on that. >> martha: here's a piece found from the news conference on migrants crossing the border. let's watch this. >> would you have tried to do this when donald trump was president? >> definitely not. >> so did you come here because joe biden was elected president? >> basically. basically. >> martha: that's from an interview. that wasn't the news conference. your thoughts on that anyway. the president was very careful today to explain that people are not coming because of him. they're

griff: brandon judd, national border patrol council president. thank you. monday. >> thank you, griff. griff: all right, carley. carley: still ahead, florida teen suspended 40 feet in the air. the slingshot ride malfunction that left them hanging for hours. plus, parents trying to recall school board members pushing a woke curriculum. one of them a mother of three joins us next. ♪ carley: welcome back. parents in louden county, virginia, launching a recall campaign after school board members were exposed for being in a secret facebook group, targeting, quote, unwoke parents. the members outraged over criticism of critical race theory being included in the school curriculum, louden parents for education member and mother of three cheryl anderchen joins me now to explain what's going on here. what's going on in the facebook group that six members of the school board are on, they created a list of parents and what was the purpose of the list? >> so good morning. two weeks ago i woke up on the weekend and several people had contacted me and said, hey, do you kn

brandon judd, thank you for being here.u. >> bill: big admission from twitter ceo when he testified with other big tech leaders on capitol hill. what we learned about censorship on social media that you will find quite interesting. plus this. >> quite a contrast to the previous president. >> there is a sense of humanity. >> didn't turn back when asked about being a good guy. >> bill: fawning reviews from the media for president biden's first news conference especially when compared to his predecessor. reaction from media columnist joe concha next. uy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. i found your retainer in the dryer. ♪ over 10 years ago, we made a promise to redefine everything a truck can be. ♪ and while we've made good on that promise by winning back to back

and brandon judd on the biden administration's approach to immigration and border control. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern, tuesday morning. sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> you're watching c-span. your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. >> minority leader mccarthy and held a briefing on the southern border. they toured a detention facility. this runs 40 minutes.

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vaccine distribution that bill goes to the senate we'll talk to former senators heidi heitkamp and juddgg at 6:30. >>> in his annual letter to shareholders, warren buffett delivered much of what we come to expect. he admitted mistakes, commented on the markets and talked up america. he dished out criticism of some long-held practices in corporate america. first up, let's start with the numbers. berkshire earned $42.5 billion in 2020. that was down 48%. $21.9 billion of that was from operating earnings that's the metric that buffett says is the most important those were down 9% profits for berkshire for the fourth quarter were up 23%, thanks in large part to the gains we saw in the stock market berkshire has a lot of big holdings those holdings were up every year in his letter, buffett gives an assessment of the company, highlighting what he thinks are the most important performers this year for the first time, the investment in apple made that list. berkshire owns 5.4% of apple, which is worth almost $110 billion. buffett called it one of berkshire's family jewels along with their prope

push it to headquarters but get the access that you need. >> shannon: brandon judd, thanks to you in every other man and woman who puts on the uniform every day, doing a job that's much harder than we understand. thank you. >> thank you. >> shannon: let's bring in leslie marshall and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. good to see you both tonight. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: i want to play president biden when he was a candidate in 2019 versus what he is saying today. we'll talk about the messages. >> i would make sure that there is, we immediately surge the border almost people seeking asylum. they deserve to be heard. that's who we are. we are a nation that says if you want to flee and you are feeling oppression, you should come. i can say quite clearly don't come. what we are in the process of getting set up and it's not going to take a whole long time is to be able to apply for asylum in place. so don't leave your town or city or community. >> shannon: john, even those within the biden administration admit they've got a messaging problem. we have reporters and fol

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welcome back to the -- judd. welcome back to the program.ays $4,000 to the cartels to get smuggled into the united states. in the month of february, we apprehended 100,000 illegal border crossings, that means on the low end the cartels made $400 million in profits, and that's just off of human smuggling. that doesn't include the drug smuggling. stu, you're a financial wizard. you tell me if the border's closed if the cartels are making $400 million. stuart: what is the situation at the border? as i understand it, children, unaccompanied children can walk in and people can still come across the border illegally, and they're catching a lot of them. so the border is not closed. i think we can say that, can't we? >> oh, absolutely. it's absolutely not closed. when we have the largest surge in 20 years, and i'm going to go further, i'm going to say it's the largest surge in the history of the border patrol. i've been a border patrol agent for 23 and a half years now. i've never seen anything like this. not all arrests are created equal. back in t

of the national border patrol counsel has a new label for what is happening that is crisis, brannon juddls us we are overwhelmed we do not have the resources to stop the cartels from bringing in illegal aliens from bringing in drugs, therefore, we are, in fact, in a crisis. and dhs secretary still isn't going there. >> wouldn't it be fair to call it a crisis? >> i'm not spending time on language that we use i'm spending the time on operational response. >> apartment that have federal response is finding more shelters to hold unaccompany migrant children locations in texas, and arizona are reportedly under consideration. the shelters that are open are at up to 700% capacity, and that white house delegation that went to eyeball conditions down there few days ago, has now shown president biden photos from their trip. >> there are photos from that team. why not release those? >> i'm happy to invite them to briefing room and talk to them about photos. >> this is the rare problem in this town that people talk about. and officials admit is a problem even though all they let civilians see are sp

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welcome to our movie about early childhood education early judd who did you question is very important. many reasons for this the 1st all by all right but enough of that for the real take it from here if you kept it up much longer we totally would have lost it and chances are we would have got me back to the point is beginnings matter . like a basketball team who doesn't play deep into the whole post. or an architect who says forget the blueprint let's just start building. or stand up comics who skips the setup and goes right to the punch line 20. but the place beginnings matter most in life is well life. babies in the beginnings of humanity grew up in these very rich stand towns. not just mothers but fathers grandmothers friends cousins and they were all there all the time with the children. settled in that kind of context in that country village caring for children teaching them just getting the work on the hill that they all took place at the same time. the but of course the world that we live in now is a very very different world from the being the. parents are increasingly having

reported gag order on border patrol agents, the president of the national border patrol council brandon judd. i know you're speaking in a specific capacity so i will only ask you to comment from that. you heard the reporting apparently they cannot request ride alongs, all the local and state and other media requests have to go through the washington office, data is not supposed to be given up, what do you make of it? >> i'm going to be perfectly honest, this isn't anything that is extremely strange. most media requests even in the trump administration had to go to washington dc. what is strange and let's talk about what needs to happen. not letting the media into these processing facilities. you let the media into processing facilities or take the media on the border so they can actually see what is taking place so the american public understands what the situation is. when you don't want to call it a crisis you have to look at the definition, why call something a crisis and in my opinion is evidence of crisis is once border patrol resources are overwhelmed and we cannot secure the border ba

you know, griff, you spoke to brandon judd last hour. he said this would be very simple to solve.ou have to do is go back to what president trump was doing with the remain in mexico policy. but i don't think that's going to happen because that would mean a political loss for the biden administration and i don't know if they're willing to do that. griff: i don't think they are. we'll find out. apparently there's a plan. we'll see if it is similar. but quickly, you're looking at pictures from congressman henry cuellar that he released to break open this story of inside the facilities. before that, i had leaked photos and released photos of a temporary outdoor processing site. it's because of these leaks, because of the pressure to get media access, that's become so important. i think we'll find out also an important part of the conversation is leting the border patrol officials speak freely as well as seeing pictures. carley: you're right about that. griff: we have another fox news alert. hundreds of insurrectionists attempt to overthrow oregon's state capitol. watch. >> disburse fr

brandon judd is joining us right now. he's the border patrol union president. we're waiting to see video from this facility that houses up to 700 accompanied teenagers, maybe more at this point. what do you think we'll see? >> you'll see a facility that is a lot different than what we're currently holding the unaccompanied minors in. you'll see a facility built to accommodate -- for a longer period of time. where we're currently holding the minors, it's not the position that we need to be in. it's not the position the minors need to be in. frankly, neil, it's kids in cages again. when you talked about the structure of where these individuals are being held, again, i'm wondering where the liberal media is and where is the outrage right now about holding the children in the same facilities that the last administration and even going back to the obama administration was holding them in. >> neil: you know, brandon, the democratic congressman henry cuellar had released photos of facilities where kids and others were crammed in to these so-called pods. because the ad

and when president trump slipped on what was a slippery ramp, my deputy press secretary judd deere remindedews cycle, literally cnn their morning host brought on their chief medical expert to talk about whether it was indicative whether it was something neurological. it steady walk and lifting of the hand. that is what president trump got in today. at least as of a few hours ago there was just one mention of this on cnn. i think the speculation about president trump was totally wrong and i think doing the same about biden is totally not the way to go. but cnn they couldn't made their animosity for the president along with other media outlets. >> maria: yeah. no, they could not. kayleigh, good to see you don't. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> maria: kayleigh mcenany joining us. up next the very latest on florida governor ron desantis christian race theory being taught in schools throughout the sunshine state. congressman byron mcdonald is with me coming up next. she didn't waste any time. she filed a claim on her usaa app and said, “that was easy.” usaa. what you're made of, we're made f

seven years at an hmo here in southern california and then jeted over to "knocked up", directed by judd. ken", and somehow you think i shoe-horned it who are you talking -- what are you doing you're telling people to cut me off just because i got dewed on you, dawg. how dare you >> seth: thank you for that. i think wikipedia is down across the nation so that's really helpful [ laughter ] hey, but here's my -- i have a serious question how -- ken, i apologize if i'm -- so obviously on "the masked singer", when did you the south korean version, how famous are you there? were people very excited when they saw you >> you know, it was kind of -- i think i'm kind of sort of. you know i think i'm kind of sort of famous there they were, because -- and i knew that going in. so i think there is a level of familiarity but not intense fame and so when i did sing, and then you hear what the judges are saying they're saying this is jack black this is like someone amazing like jack black. when i revealed myself, it was not like "who is this guy? oh, we kind of sort of know it's ken. but it's like "oh,

. >> the #time'supglobes gaining traction online with stars like amy schumer and judd apatow callingiversity cited as a possible reason for major snubs. >> we saw regina king, nominated for best director, however, no, none of the black films made it into the best picture drama lineup. >> on the tv front, no love for high-profile shows like "i may destroy you." jane fonda accepting her lifetime achievement award, calling for increased representation as well. >> let's all of us, including all the groups who decide who gets hired, what gets made and who wins awards, let's all of us make an effort to expand that tent so everyone rises and everyone's story has a chance to be seen and heard. >> the hfpa did address the controversy themselves saying we must have black journalists in our organization. we must also ensure that everyone from all under-represented communities gets a seat at our table and we are going to make that happen. hopefully the organization will look a little different next year than they did this year, you guys. >> definitely a conversation that has been long overdue, a

they were briefed by the national border patrol council and i spoke with the president brandon judd andf we make of speaker pelosi saying that it's an inherited crisis here is what he said. >> as a border patrol agent, that upsets me. she is absolutely wrong. the last administration solved this problem with the migrant protection protocols. the new administration came in and did away with the migrant protection protocols and that is what is causing the huge surge. reporter: where does it go now? that delegation made it very clear that they wanted audience with president biden to talk about what they saw in the border patrol agents here and what the president has come out to say it firsthand and one more piece of information and we can update as we have been over the past couple weeks talking about the number of migrants that have tested positive in the city of brownsville because remember border patrol does not test them but is left up to the local authorities and ngos. that number was at 204 but a new number i got overnight, 218 migrants of brownsville, texas testing positive for covid

brandon judd, thank you for being here today.n has this under control but the plan to get things done. not just divergent or a tactic on the part of republicans because they are bankrupted. >> what we learn in midland in the past our is two things. they have no proven clean running water at the location. they were using well water the texas commission has informed the federal government has not been proven to be safe. more than 10% of migrants at this location tested positive for covid 19. >> that is quite the disconnect. what is your take on this? >> speaker pelosi throwing out partisan political punchlines. it is political rhetoric, to diverge from what is going on. unfortunately that might work for her to get reelected in her district but doesn't help the american public, doesn't help border patrol secure the border unless she is willing to step up and recognize this is the biggest emergency the border patrol has ever faced in history than we are not going to fix it. governor abbott talking about legitimate issues. dealing wit

tom homan is an expert and brandon judd is an expert.ant protection protocols that have been eliminated. we have a very serious situation. the kids are being exploited with the human traffickers and drug smuggling. it is really scary times. >> bill: homan said they destroyed the programs set up for them in two weeks' time. anywhere from a grand to 1500 for every single body. you put a number to it and you can figure out how much money they are making. >> right. you look at some of the special interest aliens like the russians or the middle easterners getting $9,000 or $10,000 a person. the guatemalans many are poor taking $3,000 from them. they are tagging them like cattle and tracking them so they can get paid. if they don't get paid the families left behind suffer. they get hurt and kidnapped and killed. >> bill: our policies are feeding that. >> absolutely. open border, come into america, everything is free. what about all the homeless in america? what about the national guard sleeping on the floors in the garages? we're going to spen

brandon judd served as a border patrol agents for more than 20 years and president of the national borderenator lindsey graham. >> you can't fix a problem unless you understand what it is. i'm calling on the director of homeland to either resign or have a crisis. if he can't say we have a crisis on the border with this big a spike in illegal immigration he is just not situationally aware. >> dana: i understand they won't call it a crisis. they made a decision about that but it is certainly becoming a catastrophe. >> i'm going on 24 years as an active border patrol agent. i can tell you that i have never seen a day-to-day, week over week increase like what we're currently seeing right now. we've dealt with these types of numbers in the past and dealt with them in the early 2000s and 2014 and 2019. we didn't see during that time the rapid increase like what we're seeing right now. and so we've got this very serious problem. the american public should be very concerned about what is currently going on at the border. if this increase continues to go on, we will apprehend more people than we'v

brandon judd, thank you. >> thank you. neil: the national border patrol council president.rible to the other and et cetera, et cetera. the bottom inliao, whether you want to call it a crisis or whatever, it's a serious situation. a good situation i want to pass to you, this is coming from the tsa saying that it has screened 1.3 million people at airport security points as of friday. that is the highest number of passengers since march 15th, 2020. and it continues in improvements, built on an improving economy and not the least of which and it's coming airlines' way to keep up with increasing demand. this is still a third of what it was at its height for the airline industry, but it is more than double, in fact, in many so airports, more than quadruple the numbers we were looking at and the worst days of the pandemic. that was then, hopeful signs now. stay with us, you're watching fox business and news. want to make a name for yourself in gaming? then make a name for yourself. even if your office, and bank balance are... far from glamorous. that means expensing nothing but p

. >> bill: brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. good morning. you have been watching and listening to this. what would you tell the american people about where this goes next? >> i think that the main thing that we have to take away from getting rid of the notices to appear is that this is, in fact, a crisis. when you look at the unprecedented steps that we're taking, we're in a situation we've never been in in my 23 1/2 years as a border patrol agent. we're on pace to break all records in the history of the border patrol. what i will tell you again i'll be very critical. when it needs to be but i'm also going to give credit. the fact we're getting rid of the notice to appear is not necessarily a bad thing as far as alleviating the stress on our facilities. this is going to allow us to process people through a lot faster and it is going to put the onus on them when they get to the locations they are headed to, chicago, illinois, miami, florida, it will put the onus on them to report to ice to get that notice to appear to get all of that legaliza

. >> this man, judd swiehart was disturbed by the lead investigator's testimony. >> she boggled me onld have replaced her immediately. >> still, he voted guilty. but there were others, three all told, who couldn't overcome their doubts. one of them was bobbi santa bria who spoke for the three dissenters. >> not enough evidence for them to get past a reasonable doubt. >> the prosecutor said, in a way, he understood. >> the biggest weakness of the case, in my opinion was, there were no eyewitnesses that placed mr. jones with miss birgfeld that night. >> he conceded defense did an admirable job protecting jones. >> the point they were trying to make is a good one, it could be anyone. it could be somebody we never thought of. >> so the seasons slipped by, and now with the leaves gone and snow falling, a retrial. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> with time and money tight, all knew this would be rubenstein's last shot at jones. another mistrial would be just as good as an acquittal. >> do you solemnly swear -- >> and so it all played out as before. >> you have a track record of b

meanwhile national border patrol council president brand done judd said this is the worst migrant surgethe last 24 years. you see where the wall stops. he is telling us we got the funds to complete it. but the administration does not want to use the money to stop the project. encouraged people to migrate, now they're migrating so why is everybody shocked here? >> they shouldn't be shocked. i don't know the democrats are shocked. i will take you back to my early day in arizona. i'm going on 24 years as border agent. in arizona we were arresting over 100,000 border-crossers in a year just in a small area. we built walls, those numbers dropped from 100,000 a year, down to less than 10,000 a year. walls work. the biden administration, they knew that this was going to happen but they didn't put anything in its place. i just don't know they understood that it would happen as quickly as it did. jackie: that is interesting. because we're looking at the figures. for february, there were 100,000 apprehensions of migrants trying to cross the border. that is up 28% from january. that is a huge spik

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here's what brandon judd said. >> as a border patrol agent that upsets me. she is absolutely wrong.urge. >> reporter: a final point to put this in perspective. all of this happening during covid, during a pandemic and the border pa a troll does not -- patrol does not test the migrants when they cross illegally. that's left to local governments. in brownsville, the number of positive covid cases coming out of that city up to 218 now. jackie: griff, you look at that convention center, the pictures which you showed in your report and you wonder how that's going to work, packing people into a facility like that when they're not being tested for covid. >> reporter: i'll just give you one little insight too. i asked some of the agents on the ground here yesterday about that, jackie and they said griff, you have to understand the challenges we face and that is if males are coming across the border and they don't have an id and most don't and they say they're 17 but look 25 there's little we can do to prove otherwise. obviously males over 17 don't want to be sent to the detention center whe

in the search bar, type in brandon judd. steve in michigan, a democrat. good morning.ler: my biggest concern is i want to know what will be done about the criminals in trump's cabinet. fromzinke to pruitt, chow, they are all guilty. bill barr. they were all lying about who was interfering in the election. radcliffe, grenell. these people that don't want to take the vaccine, don't take it. if you don't trust it, don't take it. nobody is forcing it on you. and the lady that wants to impeach the president over the border? miss, he didn't kill 500,000 people like donny did. appreciate it. host: kathy in louisiana, independent. good morning. caller: i was calling in regard to that gentleman who called from new york about the vaccine. i have done some research also. i have heart problems and i'm a diabetic. yes, the vaccine was pushed on the people through the government. there was not enough research done on the vaccine. host: will you take it, kathy? caller: from what i read, no, sir. host: what will you need to feel comfortable taking it? caller: if it was tested more, li