and each of their states texas attorney general ken paxton joins meoi along with arizona sheriff mark dannelsght good eveningk gentlemen thank you so much. i must tell you that boy it breaks my heart. all americans should recognize these children are not being treated the way they deserve to be treated. they are not even being counted. his group left him there alone, children are being thrown over a 14-foot fence and a non- residential area, sheriff mark dannels finish my sentence i should not be saying this go-ahead. >> yes you should be saying it because it's true but the factt that this is the largest humanitarian crisis in this country's honor southwest border. it starts with president biden. he can change thatt with a stroke of the pin for he has chosen not to change that him and vice president harris have chose to ignore this. it is sad to see people die on this border. last year alone judge, just o the region of my county and might region of the state we had 181 john and jane does die on this border for the way were going this year that we three times john and jane does of children who

texas attorney general ken paxton and arizona sheriff mark dannels join me next. hi guys!his side right here. what'd you do? - tell me know you did it. - yeah. get a little closer. that's insane. that's a different car. -that's the same car. - no! yeah, that's before, that's after. oh, that's awesome. make it nu with nu finish. judge jeanine: another horrifying week in biden's escalating border crisis as we watch this young migrant boy who broke all of our hearts. judge jeanine: abandoned at the border, alone and vulnerable. the numbers just staggering. this while we saw cbp delete a press release outlining the arrest of yemeni terrorists. the news release in question was not proper live reviewed and concerned certain disclosure related to national security that's required cbp to remove it from our website. texas attorney general ken paxton joins me along with cochise county sheriff mark dannels. that boy breaks my heart. i think all americans should recognize that these children are not being treated the way they deserve to be treated. they are not even being counted. lef

. >> reporter: sheriff mark dannels tells us that even as the number of migrants crossing into arizona is soaring the border patrol help he counts on is now being diverted to deal with the surge of unaccompanied children elsewhere. what do resources look like >> we've lost a lot of our federal support. they've been reassigned for childcare, processing and things like that >> reporter: around 23,000 children are now in u.s. custody after the biden administration changed border policy, allowing unaccompanied children and many families to stay in the u.s. while they await court hearings this new video shows border patrol agents rescuing 7 and 13-year-old boys from honduras, abandoned on an island in the rio grande tonight officials tell us those boys are thankfully in good health the 7-year-old placed with a non-profit shelter, the 13-year-old in hhs custody. lester >> dasha burns in arizona. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to our week-long series "the climate challenge" with an exclusive look at the environmental and human toll of a war the u.s. was involved in. richard engel repo

texas attorney general ken paxton joins me along with cochise county sheriff mark dannels.eaks my heart. i think all americans should recognize that these children are not being treated the way they deserve to be treated. they are not even being counted. left in there alone. children being thrown over a 14-foot fence in a non-residential area. shaffer dannels, i shouldn't be saying this. >> you should be saying it because it's true. it's the largest humanitarian crisis in our country on the southwest border and it starts with president biden. he could change it with the stroke of a pen and has chosen not to change that. last year alone just in my county and my region of the state we a had 181 john and --john and jane does die on the border. >> you know, you have got last month 170,000. they tell me that's a fraction of the real number. how are you going to take care of these people in your state. how are you going to educate them and medicate them? >> i don't know. that kid you showed on tv. there are thousands of stories like that that are not seen on tv. we have drug cart

. >> from arizona, sheriff mark dannels is back with us. good morning to you.ast time we talked, how have things changed there? it has been a week or 10 days. >> well, again good morning to you all. these are unintended consequences in the fact we saw this coming. we saw in the past and we are seeing it now. it is truly getting worse. we're seeing the messaging continuing. the collapse of resources, enforcement, cbp is out doing processing, administrative work. opening up the border when it comes to security. the impact is felt by communities, by sheriffs, law enforcement, by our states, border states. it is getting worse. the humanitarian side, which i read every day of people dying on this border trying to get across it. the journey up here by the kids and being sexually assaulted is not a good scenario. >> dana: not in the least. let's listen to chad wolf yesterday morning. >> the cartels and smugglers and traffickers are very sophisticated. when the biden administration starts to carve out groups of individuals, these are the groups of individuals we start