joining us now is a texas attorney general ken paxton. mr. on you are suing the biden administration over the vaccine mandate which you say is unconstitutional in the federal overreach but coronavirus, the virus is killing more than a thousand people every day and a top white house spokesperson had a question this week. take a look. >> the question is why are these legislatures, these republicans getting in the way of saving lives, getting in the way of making sure the economy is working as well and getting out of this pandemic. that is the question for them. >> how do you answer that question sir? >> first of all i'm not in the legislature so i can't answer for our legislature. but i think they want people to have choices over their own decisions so the healthcare with their doctors advice. people have different opinions about what that should be for them mission to be made by the fellow government from joe biden's desk. chris: i want to play a clip from you this week going against the vaccine mandate. take a look. >> i would urge businesses,

carley: ken paxton joins us on this massive news.urt in new orleans said that the vaccine mandate raises grave statutory and constitutional issues. are you with that? >> absolutely. we are going to fight this until the bitter end, because the president does not have the authority to force people to get a vaccine and then threaten them with their jobs. nor does osha have statutory authority. so still very confident that in the end the law is actually going to matter and we can't have a president just dictate what's going to happen in this country. ashley: i want to play this vivek murthy defending the vaccine mandate. >> the president the administration wouldn't put these flirmtsd place if they didn't think they were appropriate and necessary. the administration is certainly prepared to defend them. >> if the law survives legal challenges, will the administration be extending the mandate to smaller employers with fewer than 100 employees. >> certainly nothing is off the table at this moment. >> of course they have made it clear that n

that man live is texas the attorney general ken paxton. mr. paxton, mr.seeing these guys run. does it make you feel like you want to get on the phone and say go down to la joya? it seems like they're running all over the place. >> yeah. this is dÉjÀ vu all over again. it continues to happen. the biden administration is not doing what they need to do to stop this. as a matter of fact, they're invite ising it. i've talked to border patrol many times. they are frustrated because they get diverted by having to deal with logistics and handling these families. we try to help with texas dps, with the national guard, but there's still not enough to stop the imitation that the biden administration is allowing to happen. eric: how outmanned are you? >> it's significant. i feel bad for these border agents who are risking their lives, trying to do their jobs. they're not encouraged to do their jobs, not encouraged to protect the border. they're not allowed to have the resources they need. they're not putting up the wall which border patrol would love to have for thei

texas attorney general ken paxton joins us now. sir, it's great to have you back on.as army national guard and others in law enforcement are doing riot drills at the border and aerial deployment exercises on the bank of the rio grande to prepare for migrant caravans? is that happening in. >> unfortunately, we're having to prepare for things that we never would have anticipated, you know, two years ago or even a year ago. and, yes, they have to prepare all kinds of different ways for the worst type of scenario with thousands of people potentially coming at the same time, some of them may be criminals, some of them may be terrorists. we just don't know. elizabeth: migrants from 1503 countries have been caught coming in, mideast, thousands from russia. are you guys using recycled shipping containers as well as a border wall? >> yeah, it's amazing, we're using all kinds of creative ways. the governor's employed ever means he can to try to deter people since we know the biden administration is not doing that. so it's left up to us to try to keep people from crossing the bo

texas attorney general ken paxton tweeted out last night that they are looking at every avenue right now to possibly challenge this decision. norah. >> o'donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. and there are alarming new numbers tonight on kids and covid. more than 100,000 children have now tested positive for covid every week for the past 13 weeks, and now, there are growing concerns about the long-term impacts of covid on children. w get more on this from cbs's meg oliver. >> it feels a little scary, like i just can't breathe. >> reporter: 14-year-old madison foor is a competitive dancer. she was healthy before she got covid in january. now, ten months later, she needs an inhaler daily. >> things are still a little bit off. >> reporter: this week, madison returned to university of michigan's children's hospital to check her lung function. the clinic is studying so-called long-haul symptoms in kids. >> my heart starts pumping really fast, and my lungs, it's just like, constant need for air. >> reporter: a recent study in the u.k. found that covid affects one in seven children months

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had things like that before the election, when you had things like the effort by the texas a.g., ken paxton, and 17 of his republican colleagues trying to decertify the election in four states. 5.5 million voters in my state that would have been disenfranchised had that occurred. or whether you had the king case filed by the likes of sid think powell -- sidney powell and lynn wood and others to try to decertify the election which we were able to defeat and in doing so, actually have those attorneys sanctioned. and let me say proudly that on november 4th of this year, i personally will be arguing dbefore the texas attorney grievance commission for the disbarment of sidney powell so that people like her can never again step into a court of law and make those kind of dangerous and reckless statements, unsupported completely, that completely undermine elections in our state and all around the country. and in doing so, undermined our very democracy. so had we had the individual -- you know, i flipped a red state, a state that had been red for 16 years in the a.g.'s office. had i lost that and ha

texas attorney general ken paxton said this. >> the federal government has no authority to do this.t now we have osha guidelines not been authorized by congress. they absolutely have no authority to do this. >> the biden administration insist that is they do have the authority and the justice department says they are willing to fight the fifth's circuit decision all the way. mike: steve bannon is expected to appear in federal court tomorrow. he's facing charge of criminal contempt of congress for failing to respond to subpoena for system from the select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. >> i think this is a serious abuse of the department of justice. first of all, these are misdemeanors crimes charged with under the section that they are charging. >> if they don't fulfill lawful duty when subpoenaed they too my be prosecuted, it will have a very strong focusing effect on their decision-making. mike: former trump chief of staff mark meadows has refused to respond from a subpoena from the january 6th committee. deliberation this is week, more on that after the brea

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texas attorney general ken paxton tweeted out last night that they are looking at every avenue righto possibly challenge this decision. norah. >> o'donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. and there are alarming new numbers tonight on kids and covid. more than 100,000 children have now tested positive for covid every week for the past 13 weeks, and now, there are growing concerns about the long-term impacts of covid on children. we get more on this from cbs's meg oliver. >> it feels a little scary, like i just can't breathe. >> reporter: 14-year-old madison foor is a competitive dancer. she was healthy before she got covid in january. now, ten months later, she needs an inhaler daily. >> things are still a little bit off. >> reporter: this week, madison returned to university of michigan's children's hospital to check her lung function. the clinic is studying so-called long-haul symptoms in kids. >> my heart starts pumping really fast, and my lungs, it's just like, constant need for air. >> reporter: a recent study in the u.k. found that covid affects one in seven children months after

joining me mark from arizona and ken paxton from texas. mark, let me start with you.esn't feel like hyperbole that it's governors and attorney generals with the last line of defense. what are you doing and what more can be done? >> well, pete, thanks for having me on. the reality is the biden administration is not only intent on destroying our economy, but they are doing things that are shredding the constitution in the process. with the supply chain chain issues they are creating more problems with truckers and our economy. we know as a result of the hypocrisy of the biden administration, people who enter illegally are not forced to get the vaccine but hard working taxpayers are put in this position. will we have vaccine stations instead of weigh stations? it's bad enough that truckers have to eat at truck stops. >> texas dps is filling the gap for the border patrol because they are not allowed to do their job. paint the picture of what they are up against and the hypocrisy on the covid front. >> it's hard to believe want not only is it our state police trying to sto

texas, they have been trying to get those within the last couple weeks, earlier today texas ag ken paxtonent because they don't have a whole lot of support right now. >> i feel bad for the border agents that are risking their lives trying to do their jobs, they're not encouraged to do their jobs and are not encouraged to protect the border, they're not allowed to have the resources that they need, they're not putting up the wall that the border patrol would like to have their own safety and the safety of those on the border. >> there were more than 164,000 apprehensions last month alone, if those numbers keep up with november and december we are well on track to hit 2 million apprehensions in one single year. arthel: bill melugin. >> jen like they drink. arthel: i need that right now. enke bill. eric: no matter how you pronounce his name, amazing reporting and earlier on fox news live we had that like they were ready to cross the field when i was interviewing the texting attorney general. thanksgiving about the quarter, one organization doing his part to make sure veterans have all the fi

jason: texas attorney general ken paxton addressing the drug crisis at the southern border on "morningst tuesday. just two days later, u.s. customs and border he protection made a record-breaking seizure of fentanyl and methamphetamines, more than 17,000 pounds in a mexican citizen's truck. that's raising new concerns about what the biden administration is doing to stop the flow of drugs into the united states. joining us now is new york congressman, john katko, the ranking republican on the house homeland security committee. congressman, thank you so much for joining us here. i served with you in the united states congress. tell us on the border, kamala harris doesn't seem to have time to deal with this, the president has never been, but you've spent a lot of time on this. tell us about the drugs and the severity of what's going on there. >> good to see you again, jay so. listen, before i came to congress i was a 20 year crime prosecutor, part of the time spent on the border going after the cartel. one thing the cartels know, when the border is secure it's much more difficult to get th

i'd like to start if i may by playing this by ken paxton, the texas attorney general.of the drives forces behind this. here's what his concern is. watch? >> where does this stop? i don't know where it does stop. i don't know if it will stop unless the courts stop them. they may limit transportation. who knows where they'll go. if they're not put to a stop, i don't know if we can have any idea what the limits of this administration's willingness to affect people's lice. >> martha: a lot of legal push-back on this and whether or not the federal government is in the right in telling these companies what they have to do, senator. >> well, martha, as we both know, the vaccine is a god-sent. the virus came from china. the best vaccines came from america. i hope people will take them. to your point though, you don't have to be oliver wendell scalia to know that. biden's mandate and osha's vaccine mandate, osha is normally in changes of making you wear a hard hat on the job, are both dubious reaches by the federal government. both statutorily and constitutionally. that's why t

here is ken paxton reacting on sun gley some of them are -- sunday. >> some of them are drug runners.d be potential terrorists. >>> they're being moved over the country and we're not able to keep track of the them. carley: he said they're having trouble keeping track of those coming across the border. on saturday, 150 migrants, includingal bainans and roman -- albanians and romanians crossed the border. they're not just coming from mexico. they're coming from many other countries as well. we're talking about the rise in terrorism, a possible terror threat to the country. i think this situation really puts a pin on that topic as well. >> yeah, you know, governor abt bought is exactly right -- abbott is exactly right. i wrote an op-ed if joe biden becomes president you lose control of the border. you open up the border not just to illegal immigration, you open it up to illegal drug flow. 100,000 overdose deaths, dea said 95% of fentanyl comes across the southwest border. as far as terrorism, when that border is vulnerable, you have 400,000 got-aways. that adds to 1.7 million they encoun

the state's attorney general ken paxton is prohibited from imposing fines to enforce the governor's executive, strongly disagrees with the ruling, tweeting in part my agency is considering all legal avenues to consider to challenge this decision. embattled form new york governor, andrew cuomo, admitting he wanted female staffers to defend him amid his allegations, he claimed it was a similar strategy president biden used against allegations during the 2020 election. he said, quote, i thought if we were going to do a response, a response from female staff would have been the best vehicle ala joe biden. he also confessed he suggested women sign a proposed open letter attacking his first accuser, lindsey boilan. todd: hunter biden making an appearance at the art gallery where his paintings are on display. 60 people you attended the showing. the post asked him if he goten his lost laptop back to which hunter responded, quote, that there's always a smart beep in the bunch. kamala harris under fire for what critics say was a french accent. >> we campaigned with the plan, upper case t, up per case p

texas attorney general ken paxton telling companies this is unconstitutional.he president doesn't have the authority to force companies. we have estate in the fifth circuit to stop them from forcing companies to require workers to get the vaccine or be fired. what i'm saying you don't have to listen to him because he saying you should do it anyway despite the fact that we have estate from a higher court. aishah: is he right? sean: you know the shot in green bay wisconsin noticed that we have snow in wisconsin and it's deer hunting season coming up. everyone is thrilled. to the question i think with osha this is an overstep of authority. it ties in with aaron rodgers. when the surgeon general comes out and says do this for the collective good it's not a recognition that we have so many americans vaccinated that are reinfected with covid and hospitalize from covid and dying from covid. it's unrealistic the way the surgeon general and the liberal media invited are present in the vaccine. there was a request put into the cdc and they asked whether any evidence of a

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southern border as ken paxton says there is no way the government can keep track of the migrants crossing into the united states. >> this is deja vu all over again. it happens every day. it continues to happen. we know they're being moved all over the country and we know we aren't able to keep track of p them. carley: he says there is not enough known about migrants entering the u.s. he says they are being secretly transported by planes and busses. he is not the only one saying that, it's true. todd: 28 minutes after the hour you now. another top communications official is walking away from the biden white house. so could this have anything to do with the tanking poll numbers or reports of dysfunction in the west wing? joe concha joins us live, next. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes m

news sunday" surgeon general vivek murthy joins chris wallace along with texas attorney general ken paxtongutfeld exclamation point at 11:00 p.m. that could be interesting. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. fox news prime hosted by lawrence jones starts right now. hey, lawrence, you know that gutfeld show a little scary. >> lawrence: good luck with that you know can be a little louder. great show as always. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime," kamala harris continues to embarrass america on world stage. it's been 8 months since joe biden appointed the vice president as his border czar and finally the border is her top priority. watch. >> on the issue of belarus and what is happening at the border with poland, we are very concerned about that. and hopefully paying attention to it. >> lawrence: man, madam vice president you got us again. for a second i thought you you were going to talk about your actual job protecting america's border.

. >> ken paxton, big supporter of donald trump brings a lawsuit arguing that the ballots from four statesia, michigan, wisconsin, and georgia -- should be thrown out because those states had not followed their own laws in allowing mail-in balloting and in the way that they had carried out their elections. he was arguing that millions of ballots should be thrown out. >> the legal filing was so constitutionally unhinged and substantively bereft, he refused his name on the suit. it had speculative allegations and some down there lies. >> it said philadelphia's vote should on not be counted because it used dominion voting machines. philadelphia does not use dominion voting machines. basic facts like that of some it was completely absurd to read. >> another absurdity, the lawsuit cited a statistical analysis claiming the probability of biden winning those four states saying it's less than 1 in 1 qua drill on. >> for the vote to swing by as much as it did, the probability of that in one state is one in one quadrillion, that is one, comma, 15 zeros and then to the fourth power. it was nonsense,

thank goodness there are patriots out there like attorney general ken paxton in texas, ron de santisare standing up for americans who feel voiceless and helpless right now. todd: here is the refrom the doj. the stay would cost hundreds of lives per day. asserted injuries are speculative and remote. they don't protect employees from a dangerous virus while the case proceeds. this in response to the fifth district decision there. is any of that doj statement based in fact? >> listen, they told us the same thing about football games. we've had americans packed into football stadiums for over two months now and we haven't had the death rate they told us we were going to have. this is all covid fear monday mongering. the american people are over it. if you want to get the vaccine because that's your personal health decision i say go ahead and get it. if you're one of those americans that doesn't or doesn't want to be mandated by the government to get it, i know it's easier said than done but you holding the line, you making your voice heard, it does a lot. i want to thank those celebritie

texas sued the biden administration over the lawsuit in attorney general ken paxton tweeted earlier theht is not over and i will not never stop resisting this administration on constitutional overreach. we will bring back in the panel to discuss here. i'll start with you, we sought new york city we lost 9000 workers to the vaccine mandate here. do you agree with ag paxton he said this is unconstitutional overreach? >> i agree, abby, this fight will continue. there are just so many questions over enforcement which is opposite with the court has decided to put things on pause right now. the first thing i thought of, abby, and everyone else with seasonal workers. you think about places, i am in colorado with the ski industry here. so during the season these businesses will relate beef. in the off-season they're operating on a skeleton crew. it's going to be very difficult and that in terms of enforcement as well, some businesses pit them against themselves. because they are going to be doing the enforcing while they also are trying to find people to work because we have a worker shortage.

conservative republicans who broke from trump, one of the key moments was when the texas attorney general, ken paxtonll, this insane lawsuit, rather, in which he was trying to get states disenfranchised, writing off their votes. it was a lawsuit full of lies, it was a lawsuit full of just crazy cliaims. it was not worth the paper it was printed on. we talked about that in the document. take a look. >> as the amicus brief was being prepared, i was urging my colleague who was preparing the brief not to do it. >> i didn't sign it because i thought it was just wrong, frankly, and that's when i started getting some phone calls from people going, hey, wait a minute, aren't you going to fight this thing? this election cwas stolen. >> in the end, 126 house republicans signed their names to it. adam kinzinger, a republican congressman from illinois did not. >> how many people that signed on to it do you think actually believed the nonsense in it? >> if i had to guess, i'd say 5 to 10. >> i think there was a sense among those who did sign it, at least some of them was well, we're going to do this to placate pr

here's texas attorney general ken paxton speaking with chris wallace on "fox news sunday" >> the federal government has no authority to do this. right now we have osha guidelines that have not been authorized by congress. they absolutely have no authority to do this. >> the three judge panel based in new orleans sided with o components on the requirement on the basis -- opponents on the requirement on basis of upholding constitutional civil liberties, also noted the economic impacts and the one size fits all nature of the mandate. the biden administration warned that the court's decision could cause unnecessary deaths. >> it would be a setback for public health. what we know very clearly is when people get vaccinated and the more people who get vaccinated, the quicker we're able to bring this pandemic to an end. the more lives we can ultimately save. >> the justice department says they are willing to fight this case all the way to the supreme court. jon? >> jon: alexandria hough, it's going to be a battle. thank you. >>> the u.s. border patrol still overwhelmed by the lentless -- relentl

here's texas attorney general ken paxton, speaking with chris wallace on fox news sunday.nment has no authority to do this right now. we have osha guidelines that have not been authorized by congress. they absolutely have no authority to this. the three judge panel based in new orleans, sided with opponents of the requirement on the basis of upholding constitutional civil liberties. they also noted the economic impacts and the one size fits all nature of the band aid. the biden administration warned that the court's decision could lead to hundreds of unnecessary deaths. it would be a setback for public health. what we know very clearly is that when people get vaccinated and the more people who get vaccinated. the quicker we're able to bring this pandemic to an end. the more lives we can ultimately save. the justice department says they are willing to fight this case all the way up to the supreme court in washington, alexandria hoff fox news. children of fremont schools were given the opportunity to get vaccinated this weekend. the free fremont rather unified school distric

other candidates in the race including the son of jeb bush and the incumbent ken paxton who has the backingelming evidence that the former governor sexually harrassed several women and cuomo was not fully transparent about the number of nursing home deaths in the state during the covid-19 pandemic. cuomo, of course, resigned back in august and has denied the allegations. listen to this staggering statistic, $116,000 in airline fines racked up by eight people for, quote, alcohol-related unruly behavior that. announcement from the faa today. this year the agency has received nearly 300 reports of disturbances due to alcohol. a sobering thought as 20 million people will fly for the thanksgiving holiday. thanks for joining us today. ana cabrera continues our coverage right now. >>> hello and thanks for being with us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. the fate of these three men on the trial of ahmaud arbery is now in the hands of the jury. deliberations have been under way for just over an hour in brunswick, georgia, and all of this nearly tw

here's texas attorney general ken paxton of speaking with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> the federal government has no authority to do this. right now, we have osha guidelines, not been authorized by congress. they interest no authority to do this. >> reporter: the three underpanel based in new orleans sided with opponents on the basis of withholding constitutional civil liberties. they noted the economic impact in the one size fits all nature of the mandates. the biden administration warned the court's decision could lead to hundreds of unnecessary deaths. >> it would be a setback for public health. what we know very clearly is that when people get vaccinated and the more people who get vaccinated, the quicker we're able to bring this pandemic to an end. the more lives we can ultimately save. >> reporter: and again, the justice department says they're willing to fight this case all the way to the supreme court. arthel. arthel: okay, alexandria huff. thank you. eric: arthel, it's an echo of the new york city jogger case that happened during the high crime era in new york city. now po

and the state's attorney general, ken paxton, cannot impose fines or sue school skis schooldistricts estern world making kids wear masks in schools. joe pinion, your reaction? >> i mean, look, for people who said all the time trust the science, trust the science, they told us that schools were some of the safest places in the midst of the height of the covid pandemic when we did not even have a vaccine. now we have teachers that by and large have been mandated to be vaxed, they're trying to vax all the children 5-11. i think in some cases you have to lose the battle to win the bar and as we saw in virginia, when you come for people's children, it doesn't end up the way you typically would like it to and i think that's what we're going to see and not just with the masking of the children in the schools, but even fully vaccinated parents latest polling showing they are not completely on-board with the vaccination of the children so i think that becomes the next staging ground for this government top-down approach to what is best for the health and safety of our children. cheryl: mark, i

vivek murthy and texas ag ken paxton. >> chris: see you then, guy. >> dana: biden administration is lookingn he might hold, according to punch bowl news mcauliffe is not seeking a position within the administration, terry mcauliffe has lots of options, he's a a businessman. he would be a good asset for them, i think. >> bill: one thing before we let it go here, on the discussion on the administration and inflation. i thought the president gave a bit this week, he mentioned inflation and mentioned yesterday the stimulus checks may have contributed in part to this. talking to mark about the thing compared to bill clinton and maybe there is truth to that. to the border we go now. figures for october, stand by on that, texas department of public safety arrested cartel smuggler and convicted felon in the town of roma, near rio grande. bill is in la joya, what did you find? >> bill: good morning. we have had a massive group cross in la joya this morning. they are getting processed by border patrol. live drone video we shot in the last hour, take a look. this is a huge group of 200 that acrossed i

tomorrow be sure to tune in, chris wallace will have exclusive interview with texas attorney general ken paxtonour local listings for time and channel. jacqui: newly released emails, internal emails show apparently some level of coordination between the national school board association at the white house ahead of their letter to president biden in which they compared parents to domestic terrorists. alexandria hoff has this story for us, hey, alex. alex: they did, indeed, contact the department of justice to discuss parent school boards interactions and doj took enforcement action all on their own and the action that the biden administration is distancing itself from the letter from merrick garland announcing fbi involvement in schools and documents obtained by fox news the group met with the white house as early as september 14th discussing, quote, concern of climate for school board members. in that document they also take credit for the october 4th, doj memo after sending a letter to the president 5 days prior likening some parents to domestic terrorists. attorney general merrick garland mai

. >> bill: you are running up against ken paxton during the primary. march of next year.eve this administration has been so cavalier about the issue of immigration? we're getting a number we could have two million apprehensions in one year. >> i think this is an anti-texas thing. president biden has never been to texas. kamala harris when she came to el paso. i think we looked it up 40 years of public service he has never been to the border. when you look at kamala harris's trip she spent more time in the air than visiting and talking with border patrol officials. this is a political game. retribution against the state of texas. we refuse to stand for the policies and beto. >> dana: does he have a chance this time? >> that dog don't hunt in texas when you talk about taking away guns and tearing down the border wall and defunding the police which he is on record for saying. >> bill: thanks for coming in today. we'll follow you and see what happens. thank you very much. >> dana: a big story next hour. jurors set to begin the second day of deliberations in the rittenhouse tr

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texas filed a separate lawsuit, and in his filing state attorney ken paxton said, quote, the federalif the president thinks his patience is wearing thin -- >> they do, actually, if you work for the federal government, kenny boy. kenny boy, why don't you just run around and try to drum up new conspiracy theories. >> this is just -- anyhow, to continue. if the president thinking his patience is wearing thin, he is clearly estimating the lack of patience of texans whose rights his enfringing. >> they work for the federal government. >> this is after florida filed a similar lawsuit. those challenges come as the supreme court has rejected an emergency appeal from health care workers in maine to halt a covid-19 vaccine mandate. that rule that went into effect on friday requires all health care workers at hospitals and nursing homes to get vaccinated or risk losing their jobs. the state is not offering religious exemptions. >> just like mississippi. >> end of story. >> has in the past on other mandates? >> three conservative judges dissented with justice neil gorsuch writing the state is no