was complete chaos this year's going to be catastrophic these numbers are going to suppress laster'sal security threat not only to the state of texas but the entire country very. >> it is more than doubling practically every year. now we've got the white house pushing to end title 42 that is a pandemic policy. now estimates are 170,000 illegal border crosses are headed this way. that is going to set the stage for possibly worse border crisis, talk with the white house is setting up a war room to handle it. and the governor of texas, greg abbott, does not want to revisit the headlines and the images of the migrant camps under the bridge and rio grande. so what do you estimate coming sir? border control is more than swamped. >> and they are within a barge assured if he goes to show you this year is going to be catastrophic. it's going to surpass laster's numbers for that goes to show you there's no plan or strategy for the federal government or even intentions to take care of the situation and to protect americans. when they are cutting funding your cutting essential funding for border

legislature, my fellow louisiana hands, they did is an honor to beho back in this chamr after delivering laster's speech due to covid-19, you do not meet the need me to tell you that we been through a lot of these past few years. .. like you i suspect i cherish the time spent with loved ones even more especially my children, samantha, sara and john miller and my beautiful wife and best friend who hi my beautiful wife and best friend, don who i have enjoyed to be married to for 33 years now. i want to thank you. [applause] why kemeny, i'm sorry like me i know many of you have sacrificed

voters are looking at this for they had a chance to recoat gavin newsom laster they said no paid the fascinating. they do not want to remove the gas taxes temporarily because that means they have to put them back and that would hurt. also that got to do legislation for these checks. it means they go in the mail and not arrive when you need it but miraculously closer to the election. and with our own money i have equated this like a battering situation. event punches you in the nose, breaks your nose, he apologizes he comes home and brings in a new flatscreen tv to make up for it. you know the big problem is not over. it's going to happen again tomorrow. maybe he will bring home a car. but the problem has to be solved and this is what the democrats, joe manchin saying he's proposing another bbb, "build back better" with money, change the policy my goodness, stop putting a band-aid on the nature of what's happening. james: you're probably not going to endorse all of tammy's analogy but are we going to see some democrats running this fall and swing districts saying they've got to allow

legislature, my fellow louisiana hands, they did is an honor to beho back in this chamr after delivering laster's speech due to covid-19, you do not meet the need me to tell you that we been through a lot of these past few years. .. like you i suspect i cherish the time spent with loved ones even more especially my children, samantha, sara and john miller and my beautiful wife and best friend who hi my beautiful wife and best friend, don who i have enjoyed to be married to for 33 years now. i want to thank you. [applause] why kemeny, i'm sorry like me i know many of you have sacrificed seeing a loved ones in order to keep them safe. and unfortunately we have always lost people dear to us because of covid-19. we lost people who should be in this room with us right now. it was exactly two years ago today we mark the first death in covid-19 in louisiana. it has been spent over 16800 louisiana to die. more than one point to million cases have been confirmed. but a lot has changed. we have safe and effective vaccines that are savingiv countless lives. where better therapeutic treatments, high-quality

we are not the colonialists, some of the american firsters found like american lasters, they seem tome blame us and point to military blunders, i agree with them in many respects. they point to afghanistan, and afghanistan and libya to vietnam. let me tell you, that is nothing to do with what is going on today. nothing. who is the aggressor? it is vladimir putin, he is slaughtering innocence civilians, blowing up cities, one town on black sea is 90% leveled. wherever putin goes, that is what he does, he destroyed syria there. he destroyed chechnya area. he is a man who killed his way to the top. a man who assassinates to hold on to power, he is shuffling decks around him, his hand-picked generals,y removing and replacing his yes men, some are disappearing, what are trying to leave the country. that is what we're up against. we get stuff that united states should not escalate tensions. excuse me? how are weessca lating tensions? by supporting an ally? i don't think so. he keeps threatening to news -- use nuclear weapons, that is amazing, he is a war criminal. he is involved in horrifi

eight weeks from now, we will be engaged in the perennial pothole in main contest, the one who won laster was big enough to swallow abel's wagon. -- last year was big enough to swallow a full wagon. volkswagon. our roads primarily have been simply reserved, pot hills -- potholes filled with gravel. we are looking forward to using the dollars we expect to receive from the bipartisan infrastructure bill to seriously repair, rebuild the roads, not just scathing. we have bridges in maine, 58% of which are more than 50 years old which is pretty scary. we are an old state and a multi-season state, things ate quickly. we are looking forward to having those funds and using the policy -- and using the big wants dig once policy. with the labor shortage that everybody is seeing and supply chain issues, every time we want to bid on a project, we are getting higher bids than our estimates. we are trying to parse that out so that we do not put all of the money out of the door too quickly. i hope and trust that the federal government will be flexible in how that money is parsed out so that we can simply

. >> here at home hosting creighton in the best thing i saw today, jensen down 2 and laster played for iowa and rolled up 3 and he took the lead and stunning the crowd and the hawkeyes look for an answer. the nation's leading scorer drove and no. no. and iowa later had 2 shots to win but at home take -- creighton got it 64-62 and onto their first ever sweet 16. the giants signed veteran lefty matt boyd to a one-year deal with up to 7 1/2 million dollars and he spent the last seven seasons in detroit and coming off arm surgery and hopes to return in june. they can cross off trever story off their wish list and this shortstop is headed to the ston rx and six years with $160 million and he will slide over and play second base. >> we have cactus league action from arizona. reds fans are watching the play and the giants 3rd inning and florez crushed this one with a home run to center field and that was the only bright spot with the giants as they take the high road and they lost a final of 9 minus 4. in mesa the power of a's ramon a second inning rbi against the cleveland guardians brought

. >> neil: in the laster comes here, the gas lines from the 1970s, i remember them well, odd-even daysget your gas based on the ending digits in your license plate. we could re-visit that here because of a stubborn refusal to top energy sources that we have in abundance here. you think that could happen? >> if you asked me a few months ago, but after seeing what we've gone through -- right now you have -- there's another energy summit. the white house is calling up executives. open the top three refiners in this country, they're not in there. the three refiners that represent 33% of the output, they've not been invited. they're not serious. it's smoke and mirrors. we can go down that path, last friday, janet yellen said the administration will not deviate from the climatend agenda. the middle class will take a drubbing. if you have a choice between dealing with the mullahs of iran. a maduro from venezuela or a texan, those are your three choices. you can get the extra fuel from, i'm going with the texan. >> neil: that's an easy one. thanks, charles. very good read on this. way too youn

it is interesting we knew laster china and russia have these weapons. shouldn't necessarily be a surprise. and i believe it's ever been used in any war theater before great how is this not an escalation. >> without a doubt it is an escalation in if nothing else with putin's muscle showing this extraordinary strength as you point out russia and china both have that the united states does not have an obviously this is a larger problem than just the current situation were in right now. you have to ask yourself if you spent 20 years in a place like afghanistan and developing, this is of situation you find yourself in and there are no options going forward rain now. tammy: our military has had committees looking at how to use the correct person pronoun. we've been launching investigations into our military members looking for white supremacist. we've ejected 7500 people. that seems to be another signal to the world that america has lost its grip on what's important. alicia: president's critics subdivided a administration has signaled to the world those that

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repeat offenders, laster year we only had one repeat offender of the 507 weapons that were cob fits indicated. messaging are done in a number of fashions. we have static messaging, pictorial lack waj, local media, customer service in the loin reminding passengers to check their luggage one more time to ensure they don't have any guns in their luggage or other items. it's done multiple times to include what you check in and the airports there is a whole set of messaging by the airlines to talk of prohibitive items. >> i have seen the static messages on a message board, but i'm not seen other messages in the airports i have traveled. at least not in the u.s. that's why i was asking my question so they were pulled out of the line if it's accidental. >> congresswoman? >> my phone says i'm unmuted. i will yield back my time. >> thank you, congresswoman. recognize mr. payne. >> thank you, madame chair. and thank you for this timely hearing. this question is for all witnesses. what challenges do firearms pose to the security of the public areas of an airport such as ticket counters, baggage claim, a

repeat offenders, laster year we only had one repeat offender of the 507 weapons that were cob -- caught at the checkpoint. messaging are done in a number of fashions. we have dynamic messaging, static messaging, pictorial, multilanguage, multimedia, customer service this the queue line reminding passengers to check their luggage one more time to ensure they don't have any guns in their luggage or other items. it's done multiple times along the journey to include when you check in on either the app or the airlines, there is a whole set of messages by the airlines to talk of prescribive items. >> i have seen the static messages on a message board, but i have not seen other messages in the numerous airports that i traveled. at least not in the u.s. that's why i was asking my question so people are pulled out of the line if in fact it's accidental. >> congresswoman? >> congresswoman, you are muted? >> my phone says i'm unmuted. i'm sorry -- >> you are fine. >> i will yield back my time. >> thank you, congresswoman. recognize mr. payne. >> thank you, madame chair. and thank you for this time

inflation really just about nearly a year ago in march of laster started to move up quickly, central banks and macroeconomists he overwhelmingly lookedt at that s like a supply shock and oil shock but with the textbook said the shock is going to come and itlo is going to go. you should not react to it. so we look at it that way. and i would say by the middle of last year, we started to move away from it. we moved away from it at an increasing rate of speed. hind sight says we should have moved earlier and that turned out to be wrong. not may be conceptually wrong but taking so much longer for the supply-side to heal them he thought. so in hind sight you would not have done that. there really is no precedent for this we looked at the way it was. there were certainly some voices and it turned out to be right so far. ultimately we think the supply-side will improve and that will help with inflation. in the meantime were going to use our tools they were going to get this done. >> about 40 years ago or more we had rampant inflation in theit u.s. we had a chairman, who is chairman of the f

>> laster because it was started, -- [ inaudible ] >> a symbolic name.ivilians. this is just a demonstration of how crazy putin is. at the same time today is a great day, great day because today ukraine received acceptance of our -- ukrainian membership in the european union. we thanks president biden and macron and boris johnson, we thank all the leaders of european union and nato, -- >> working on getting his audio back. again, a former ukrainian president, petro poroshenko. they lost children and i think he said 16 children. >> yeah. >> and katy, he brought up something extraordinary important for the ukrainians. that's admission into the eu. there is a battle of course between east and west for the hearts and minds of the ukrainians. vladimir putin, he's given the west a massive exist over the past fiver or six years. >> this is in a very dark time for ukrainians, extraordinary moment that the eu is, i think the urge of accepting it now. >> you saw members of the european parliament gave president zelensky a standing ovation after he made that an hou

laster lawrence: we are rooting for duke, as i do every year. a lifetime duke school. rachel: there's an explanation. pete: that's a good explanation. lawrence: pete never misses an opportunity to give me a little shade. pete: did you learn mig from the camp? -- anything from the camp? [laughter] rachel: i can't wait to see the challenge on fox square this weekend. lawrence: all right. we told you u.s. intelligence is saying putin could resort to nuclear weapons. how seriously should we take it? general keith kellogg coming up next. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ everybody dance now ♪ ♪♪ ♪ everybody dance now ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1. with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's pete: we're back with a fox news alert. four americans, unfortunately, confirmed dead after a u.s. military aircraft crashes during an overnight nato training exercise in norway. the military drills were reportedly unrelated to the russian invasion, but surrounding nato countries, of course, keeping a close watch as