i want to thank president biden and secretary alejandra mayorkas of the department of the departmenthomeland security for joining us. before i begin, can the audience be seated. candidates, when you hear your country of nationality, please stand and remain standing. afghanistan. canada. china. columbia. egypt. el salvador. ethiopia. ghana. india. iraq. nepal. new zealand. panama. philippines. south korea. and, the united kingdom. did i miss you? sec. mayorkas i present 21 candidates representing 16 countries who have all applied to be citizens of the u.s.. each candidate has been interviewed by officer -- by an officer and exhibited the ability to read, write, and speak words in the english thing which. each has deb -- in the english language. each has demonstrated knowledge of the history and form of government of the united states. secretary may orchids, i recommend these candidates meet -- sec. mayorkas, i recommend these candidates by -- be administered the oath of allegiance, thereby admitting them to the united states. >> please raise your right hand as we swear the oath of all

thank you. >> well, thank you, secretary mayorkas. as you know this past year we have seen hackers target our water supply, the chinese government has exploited vulnerabilities in microsoft services. the russian government conducts cyber espionage against dozens of federal agencies and cyber criminals are attacking our critical infrastructure. this budget does contain a request for $2.1 billion for cisa but could you please tell the committee why disfigure a sufficient for us to deal with these attacks -- this figure -- >> thank you, mr. chairman. the budget magnates affect sophistries not only a matter of homeland security but national security as well and it invest in every dimension of our defense to this increasing threat to the homeland and to our country. it resources cisa to develop response teams that can assist not only federal government agencies across the enterprise, but state, local, tribal and territorial partners, as well as and critically, the private sector and understanding the threat, building their prevention capab

secretary mayorkas is unwilling or unable to perform that function.is not a joke. the numbers are off the charts. we've had 2 million people come across the border illegally since january alone. they are dispatched to midsize in your small town near you, releasing them into the country without a notice to return for a court hearing. we can't continue, we have to take drastic measures. jillian: following up on that point, illegal border crossings released without a court date. we have numbers here, approximately 50,000 which is a lot of people released into not just communities along the border but infiltrating communities throughout the country. i want to look at your reaction to senator howie and secretary mayorkas sparring over the border crisis. >> your position as we don't have a crisis at the southern border and no reason to be concerned. >> that is mischaracterization. >> are your policies working? >> the plan takes time to execute and we are doing so. jillian: how much time is needed? >> what is the plan?what they a the border, they put a welco

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check out dhs secretary mayorkas'. >> allow me to be clear.you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. the time is never right to attempt migration by c. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. again, i repeat, do not risk your life attempting to enter the united states illegally. you will not come to the united states. dan: again, unlike the left, i object to illegal immigration but we do have a refugee process, fascinating you can walk across the southern border here and just say i'm here, get a portfolio and government benefits but escape the tyranny of communism in cuba and mayorkas' and the biden ministration, don't you dare come here. speaking of hypocrisy, check out this headline from the washington post. the family of alejandra mayorkas, had dhs fled the nazis in cuba before arriving in the united states. i with the democrats want to keep cubans out? do you think it may possibly has a little bit to do with this? most human it cuban-american voters who speak cars of socialism happened to i

secretary mayorkas, how is it with those recommendations prior to the court's ruling and what can the administration do to help individuals who have already submitted their applications and were not processed before july 16th today? >> senator, thank you very much for your question. as i think you know, i was the director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services and it was that incredible agency that i left in the implementation of daca. i cannot overstate the importance of passing legislation to bring stability to individuals, the youth who qualify for daca. that is a permanent solution and one that will resonate across the country, the daca program is so very popular with the american people for all the right reasons. we're not able to process new applications for daca or continue with applications in light of the judge's ruling. we're continuing to litigate that case ap within the bounds of the law, and within the bounds of the judge's ruling, we are seeking to fortify the daca program, but there's no substitute for the permanent solution that congress can deliver. >> thank you

mayorkas said they have not seen a surge so far. it's more of a presentative measure at this point. although there are no real programs in place to help these people. >> of course, the reminder, that the journey is incredibly dangerous as well for anyone who might attempt it. sabrina, let's talk a little more broadly about immigration as well because senate democrats yesterday evening announced they have at least a deal and principle on the reconciliation package and there's been some conversations about potentially immigration related items in that bill, related to daca and other things. what do we know about whether that's in, whether that's out, and who's pushing it? and why this is the right place to implement those policies? >> yeah, at this point, we've seen that senior democratic leadership is in agreement with including it. there's, of course, a question if ultimately the parliamentarian will allow it and what are the constraints and kind of the parameters around what they can allow. but broadly speaking senate democrats and

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas telling haitians not to travel to the us by sea.er the recent presidential assassination. one of the american suspect arrested for the crime worked as a confidential dea's source, joseph vincent, one of the individuals in the white shirt, the suspects have reached out after the assassination and urged him to surrender. jillian: democrats unveiling a $3 billion budget resolution. it is an infrastructure deal funding social programs, climate and green energy programs among many others. senate majority leader chuck schumer said every major program president biden has asked us for is funded in a robust way and we are making some additions to it. if the proposal passes both chambers that will allow democrats to avoid a gop filibuster using the reconciliation process. the budget resolution will require backing for every democrat. teen pop star olivia roderigo headed to the white house to promote vaccines to young americans. the disney actress will meet with president biden and doctor anthony fauci to record videos that will be shared with

my next guest is demanding answers from secretary mayorkas. joining me exclusively, south carolina senator lindsey graham, ranking member on the senate budget committee. good to see you this afternoon. i'd like to actually started by playing this sound bite for you from tom homan who worked on the border, former acting ice director. he raises a question that is very important. listen to this. >> northern border, we have with canada is city closed because of covid. the southern border is wide open. you're right. ice has had 7,500 positive covid cases run through their system. what really scares me is nearly 300,000 got-aways this year. >> martha: senator, i know this is something that has you fired up as well. tell us what is in this letter that you're sending to the head of homeland security today. >> what i'm asking the homeland security secretary to do is to tell me and the american people of the million people you've apprehended, how many of them have been released in to the united states, how many of them do you test, what is the positive

again this crisis continues and mayorkas is ignoring the simple fact that we've got to do something to >> gillian: the white house has narrowly missed its goal to have 70% of adults partially vaccinated by yesterday july 4th. president biden struck an optimistic tone last night addressing the country's recovery from the pandemic. mark meredith is at the white house this morning tracking all of this. >> good morning to you. last night president biden hosted a huge crowd here at the white house for the fourth of july. it was one of the biggest events yet we have seen from this administration and it seemed to mark a new era for the administration. a post pandemic lifestyle but last night the president talked about the still ongoing battle the country faces with the virus. >> president biden: the virus hasn't been vanquished. we know this, it no longer controls our lives. it no longer paralyzes our nation. and it is within our power to make sure it never does again. and for that we can thank the scientists and researchers, the educators and all the other front line essential workers. >> th

the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas was born in cuba.come to the u.s. listen. >> allow me to be clear, if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. again, i repeat, do not risk your life attempting to enter the united states illegally. you will not come to the united states. lawrence: so maybe if they take a plane to the southern border. ainsley: mexico. lawrence: walk across or swim across then you will be okay. steve: get in and get your day in court. lawrence: it's such a double standard. important to note the difference what's going on in cuba and on our southern border. these are people fighting for their country. fighting to get justice. fighting to be treated equally. ainsley: freedom. lawrence: carrying the american flag. i like what one guest said today on "fox & friends first." it's like the u.s. government is telling these government leaders in cuba to just be nice. they are not even id

what's your take on secretary mayorkas' warning there? >> it's a bit rich, maria.er the biden administration tore apart the third country agreements that the trump association successfully negotiated with the northern triangle countries. when we want to stick it to refugees is when we have people percent cuted by a communist -- persecuted by a communist dictatorship, when they travel to the first safe country they could reach, which is the u.s. this seems obviously like the wrong time if you want to flex the immigration hawk muscle given the border crossings that the biden administration doesn't care about. this one is odd, to crack down on cuban and haitian refugees who by all means fit the definition of a legitimate asylum seeker much more than anyone anyone coming from the northern triangle. it shows that we do not have support for, you know, freedom-seeking would-be allies on the ground. maria: well, i think it's a great point that you make. i mean, what's the difference? why are -- is he so adamant here about what's taking place in cuba and he doesn't have tha

mayorkas, the second, is headed to guatemala again.oing to hear the same thing that kamala harris heard from the guatemalan president. he has been clear. this crisis is of your making. the biden border policies created this crisis. the guatemalan president is on record saying that. so is the mexican president. they keep saying go to central america look for the shared vision and root causes. i have news for secretary mayorkas. you want to know the root causes? go to the white house, walk into the oval office and there's the root causes. the root causes of the crisis is what joe biden promised during the campaign and the promise he kept by signing executive orders getting rid of trump policies. everybody knows this. again, they spend more time trying to manage the optics of this crisis, trying to mix message the american people, oh, it's trump's fault, it's seasonal. they try so hard, look like they're trying to do something when actually they're not. you can't name one thing, you can't name one thing this administration has done to slo

that's secretary mayorkas' job.edy: for the whole thing. >> i got a special liberal communication when they said it and joe biden have the same job when he was vice president and you are supposed to be addressing the root causes and dhs is supposed to be dealing with thehe border from throwing that out there. they can never be dropped, dropping inequality, that's what i want to but it's not going to deal with their millions across the border in the next several months or whatever. >> mayorkas' busy right now telling his former unterman he fled cuba but they can't follow him trying to flee cuba so he's busy at the moment. >> they told them not to come. >> this is after don't come from a week but if you do, free healthcare and college. >> so much to tie up. biden is not worried about war on drugs, he's to busy fighting the war on parmesan cheese because of hunter. kamala isn't closer to solving the problem because she still not gotten close to the problem. she went to el paso which was 600 miles away from del rio. tha

. >> reporter: despite calls for us officials to intervene, alejandro mayorkas once a refugee himself says those who attempt to flee will be turned away. >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states. >> reporter: some help might be on the way from florida's governor after internet and social media accesses block to stop the flow of information during the unrest. >> what does the regime do when you start to see these images? they shutdown the internet. they don't want the truth to be out. we should be able to provide internet service via satellite. we have companies on the space coast that launch these things. >> reporter: cuban officials blaming the us for the uprising and the refugee crisis that may follow saying Í the government of the united states of being directly involved and theories responsibility in the incident that occurred on july 11th and it will be responsible for the consequences that arise. dhs has deployed coast guard jets to watch for migrants trying to escape to the us by sea. todd: the juxtaposition, the hypocrisy that can

mayorkas. while upholding the highest standard of law enforcement in public service. thank you again for considering my nomination. i look forward to your questions. >> ranking member portman, you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for your willingness to serve and for your statements today. the census bureau, as you know, provides a critically important service to the nation, and you talk about that in your opening statement. census data, businesses, nonprofits, state and local governments use sentence dated to make spending decisions. the federal government distributes more than $1 trillion for census data, so we have got to get it right. then, of course, census data is of course the redistricting project which is an essential part of our nations democracy and it is especially timely. the current delay in providing census data for redistricting has negatively impacted the number of states in this country, and one of them is ohio, that i represent. we are really concerned about that because we are trying to afford the r

and homeland security secretary al hand throw mayorkas warned them not to try to reach the u.s. by sea. >> the waters in the straits of florida in the caribbean are dangerous, especially now as we have entered hurricane season. people will die. >>> meanwhile, half a world away, south africa is seeing some of the worst violence in that country since the end of apartheid. dozens have been killed in riots touched off by the jailing of former president jacob zuma. debora patta has the story from a suburb of johannesburg. >> reporter: south africa is on its niece after days of violence, but so far security forces have been slow to bring the unrest under control. hoards of looters stormed hundreds of retail stores in south africa, grabbing anything they could get their hands on. outnumbered and overwhelmed, police struggled to contain the violence. rubber bullets, tear gas, the looters are undeterred. there is not one shop here that hasn't been attacked and completely ransacked. dozens are dead. this man was injured in the mayhem. nobody stopped to help him. and in one heart stopping

. >> a growing number of gop governors are sending reinforcements to the border as mayorkas heads toave been to the border a number of times. let's look at the states to the southern border. are you surprised it got to this point? >> not surprised at all. we knew there would be an open border policy and if anyone says root causes one more time i will be physically ill. this administration top to bottom cannot pretend to be serious about the crisis at the border if they refuse to secure the border and that means enforcing our border policies and also means ending the magnet policies drying people here in the first place and going to guatemala or any of these countries will not solve the problem if they don't start there. jillian: nearly 7000 criminal the local immigrants arrested at the border this fiscal year. there is also the drug problem, cartels making money off of this and now is jillian mentioned all these states in the interior of the country sending people to the border and governor abbott taking action on his own as well in trying to continue the border wall. this is an opti

. >> senator josh halley making important point to common security secretary alejandra mayorkas, thisdoing at the border is purposeful. look no further than what we learned from axioms, 50,000 illegal immigrants have been released into the country without a court date and told to report to an ice office instead, just 13% have set up. senator halley, they won't come out and say it but you can't convince me this isn't what the democrats want. a massive influx of humanity into the united states. >> it is exactly what they want and one of the reasons alejandra mayorkas wouldn't say their plans weren't working because their plan is open border, amnesty and to dismantle ice they are trying to call it different things, label it in different ways but when you look at what is happening and you see a border that is open, amnesty for criminals and you see them taking away ice's enforcement capability this is their plan and they are executing it. laura: iowa governor kim reynolds suggested some of these aliens are partially to blame for rising covid 19 cases same part of the problem, the southern

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas warned cuban migrants not to come to the u.s., so where was that warningrants flooding into thely owe of grand valley? --ly owe of grand valley shall -- rio grande valley. griff: carlos jiminez joins us live, next experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing. do you struggle to fall on asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. griff: florida lawmakers are blasting dhs for treating cuban migrants differently than illegal migrants crossing the rio grande river. >> you saw the forceful statement from mayorkas almost immediately, where was that forceful statement when joe biden was running for president or when he became president? griff: this as cubans from orlando are heading to washington, d.c. to protest at the white house. here to react, florida congressman, carlos jiminez. thank you

mayorkas is himself a cuban immigrant who fled the island as a child with his family.immigrant justice advocates are urging the biden administration to have a more humane approach and to stop enforcing anti-immigrant policies. we will have more on cuba after headlines. in south africa, police said the death toll from ongoing protests and unrest has risen to at least 72 people. over 1200 people have been arrested in south africa. the demonstrations erupted after former president jacob zuma, who was charged with contempt of court, began his 15-month jail sentence for refusing to testify in a corruption probe. demonstrators have expressed frustration with entrenched poverty and inequity, as south africa battles a devastating wave of covid-19. in the occupied west bank city of ramallah, thousands gathered for the burial of human rights activist suha jarrar, who was found dead at her home sunday at the age of 31. she reportedly died of a heart attack, though the cause has not yet been confirmed. suha jarrar's mother, palestinian lawmaker khalida jarrar, is currently in an i

folks are not detained did not reported under the eyes memo from february which is issued under mayorkasutes and say biden is not only not upholding them which they also allege that violating them and ordering i.c.e. officers to violate them, we will see how this plays out but it's a strong textual argument and over the years courts have given a lot of leeway to executive branch to not perform their jobs even those mandated. elizabeth: even those putting burdens on border states, let's listen to what one of the texas sheriffs spoke out about the lawsuit let's listen to what he had to say, watch this. >> release from her detention center he was an illegal alien and notified eyes and the city does not meet our criteria, let them go and that does not sit well with me or anybody in my community. somebody has to be held responsible and this is the only way we will get somebody's attention that the biden administration is not doing their job. elizabeth: there letting go people accused of aggravated sexual assault, endangering children, drug smuggling, burglary domestic violence we've been hear

what would you say and what have you said to secretary mayorkas about this double standard?. we are not talking about the sea. we are talking about them lifting a finger and giving the green light so either the private sector or public sector like you said this has been proven in iran and proven in puerto rico. the technology is out there for the cubans to have that connectivity. and that's all we want because this cry for freedom started because of a facebook live. today as i said they went back into the streets. and i assure you once the cubans see each other. >> tammy: we have to go. congresswoman. >> be able to yeah they will be able to go out into the street and rally and then. >> tammy: congresswoman. >> they will not be able to stand that pressure. >> tammy: we understand that there is also recognition that for safety with the kind of violence that's being enacted because we are not seeing because the internet is down. it is remarkable abandonment of the cuban people and of cuba specifically. so, thank you very much foreign getting us up to speed on this. now, thank y

seguridad nacional y de acuerdo a la base de datos del condado hidalgo de acuerdo al secretario mayorkasas brechas de sistema de dique del valle del río grande así como regiones bajas del río hidalgo que enfrenta amenaza de inundaciones, después de los daños sufridos por la constitución de la pasada administración. >>> es absurdo que diga que está preparando los diques porque estos no tenían daños y los que estaban deteriorados fueron reparados antes de la temporada de huracanes >>> esta construcción no solo ocurre en estos sectores, también en la ciudad de dona donde también los propietarios del terreno indicaron que solo el congreso es quien puede pedir que se detenga dicho proyecto. >>> hora de cambiar de tema, pasamos al jefe de meteorología guillermo quiroz que nos tiene la perspectiva del área de la bahía. qué tal >>> claudia, amigos, feliz jueves, las condiciones mejoran en la costa pero todavía saludos, san josé, panorama que se mantiene despejado, o la humedad y temperaturas superiores a 85 grados nos han traído ese calor suficiente completamente veraniego en la región, vamos a

pipeline the federal government stepping in their working with comments to create performance goals mayorkasty of the american people rely on the resilience of the company that provide essential services such as power, water transportation, we look to responsible critical infrastructure owners and operators to follow voluntary guidance, senior official same for now the directives are voluntary but mandatory directives could be on their way. jackie: hillary vaughn thank you for that joining the house or recite ranking member congressman james cromer, good evening to you i'm going to start by giving you some facts that we can ponder data breaches hit a 17 year high in the united states experience a most expensive breach in more than $9 million ofve incidents 6.9 million in the middle east and canada 5.4 million it averages altogether the estimate is four-point to 4 million her estate. what are your thoughts customer. >> i am glad he's taken this seriously i wish he would've started sooner. the cyber attacks have increased significantly ever since joe biden took office in the problem is the two

a joint statement from secretary alejandro mayorkas around commerce secretary saying this, we rely onitical infrastructure owners and operators to follow voluntary guidance. the officials say directives are voluntary but mandatory directives could be on their way. jackie. jackie: hillary vaughn, thank you for that. joining me house oversight reform committee ranking member james comer. congressman, good evening to you. i will start giving you some stats we can ponder here. the cost of data breaches hit a 1-year7-year high. united states had most expensive breaches, $9 million per incident. in canada, 4.5 million. when you average them all together the estimate is roughly 4.24 million per incident. we're talking about a massive amount of money here around president biden is just getting to form some legislation to help with this. your thoughts? >> well it's, i'm glad that he is taking this seriously. i wish he had started a little sooner. the fact of the matter is the cyberattacks increased sergeantly ever since joe biden took office and the problem is the two primary violators of the

along those lines, joining me now the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. us. what can you tell us about who took this ransomware group offline? >> so, thank you very much for having me this morning. we can't really comment on that publicly right now, but i will say the president has spoken very strongly about the fact that nation states have a responsibility to identify and hold accountable cyber criminals within their boundaries. and that is what we are moving forward on. >> in their boundaries. well, that's interesting. should i read from that that russia itself may have played a role in this? >> so, forgive me, i can't comment on that now, but we are vigilant in our nation's cyber security and we are working with our allies and other nation states because this is a crime that knows no boundaries actually. >> consider yourself forgiven because the united states today is also instituting some new measures, some new processes to deal with ransomware. explain exactly what's happening. >> so, we have already begun an all of government effort to increase the

secretary mayorkas you agree the illegitimate communist regime is a major cause of the instability inatin america striving violence of illegal activity causing them to flee the country and a threat to us national security? >> senator, as you can hear there is a fire alarm and that dhs building which i am currently residence i did hear your question. i you can hear what i am saying and then i need to step out for a minute. i'm very sorry for that. i will take to heart your commentst that i need to be more vocal what is going on in cuba. i did speak publicly about that and of course our president and secretary of state the president national security advisor has spoken very powerfully on thell subject as well it is something of tremendous personal importance to me my family lost everything as a result of the communist takeover of cuba the authoritarian regime responsible for the oppression of the cuban people and we stand with the cuban people. i'm afraid i have to step out i will return as quickly as i can. i'm sorry. >> we will take a brief recess until we assess is a civil on —- situ

mayorkas said yesterday. he also said we are assessing the status of those parole programs. haitian and cuban nationals in the united states who fear returned to the countries may be eligible for protection such as asylum under u.s. law. haitian nationals in the united states may be eligible for protective status. but migrants in the caribbean are referred to uscis for protection screening. those who do not manifest a fear or are not found to have a credible fear following the screen are repatriated to their country of origin. those found to have a well-founded fear of persecution or torture are referred to a third country for resettlement. i'm sharing all of that we view so people understand what the process is when they are trying to make what the treacherous journey and challenging journey where people can lose their lives. we have said many times, and i will reiterate here, that we support not just the role of protest and peaceful protest, we stand with the cuban people in their call for freedom from the pandemic and decades of oppression and economic sufferings which th

those have not been turned back on as secretary mayorkas said yesterday. he also said where affecting the status of those oral programs. patient and humannationals with a fear of returning to their home country may be eligible for protection such as asylum . asian nationals may be eligible for protected status but migrants interdicted are referred to us cis for protection and screening. those who are not found to have a credible year are repatriated to their country and those found to have a well-founded fear are not brought to the united states. they are referred to third country for resettlement. i'm sharing that so everyone understands what the process is when they're trying to make a treacherous journey where people can lose their lives but certainly we have said many times and i will reiterate that we support not just the role of the protests and peaceful protests, we stand with the cuban people in their call for freedom from the pandemic and decades of economic suffering to which it is affected by cuba's authoritarian regime. >> tell us more about a

in 1980, during 1994, the dms secretary alejandro mayorkas who fled cuba when he was a year old has warnedubans fleeing the island by sea will not make it into the united states. what should the united states do if tomorrow 50,000 cubans show up on the shores of miami? >> well, look, i agree with senator rubio on this. and that is that we need to -- we, the united states, needs to send a strong message to the regime, both internally and publicly, that do not use forced migration as a weapon against the united states. it will not be tolerated. the reality is is we have seen the regime use force migration not only as a weapon against the united states but as a way to ease pressure on the island. and so sending a very clear message will stop that eventuality in the first place, and i expect the administration to do so beyond what secretary mayorkas said. >> thank you again to senator menendez for sharing his thoughts with us. >> fascinating interview. thanks, boris. >>> coming up, americans are getting back to traveling, but a passport application backlog is triggering delays as long as four

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> no business is too small to be a victim. >> reporter: this morning the government is launching a joint effort by homeland security and the justice department stopransomwear.gov, a website with resources for tools for companies to help identify, report and prevent cyber attacks. the what kind of hard core tangible assistance kur offer? >> we have tremendous cyber expertise. we can assist a company from getting it testify out without having to pay the criminal wrong doers. >> the prif sector does not have the opportunity to go over to a foreign government and it -- russia linked cyber criminals now a top cyber security concern creating fuel shortages. meat supplier jbs hit by revil, a hacker group estimated to have netted more than $120 million in ransom, but this morning revil is offline. its online footprint appearing to vanish from the web. that sudden disappearance coming just days after president biden called on russia's vladimir putin to do something about the cyber hacks. >> expect them to ask if we give them enough information to

chairman, we are certainly aware of your concerns in this area, and the secretary mayorkas, this is been a priority for the secretary since he came in office and is been a priority for the administrative for the last four years. the secretary has directed us to provide back to him a specific plan that addresses the structural problems with the tso pay in addition to some of the rights to collective bargaining so we all of that plan back to the secretary. happy to provide a briefing back plan is complete. >> so the point is -- to the secretary? >> we went to the department beginning, i i can get the ext date. >> my concern is that we're losing the people and it's a matter of pay and we don't pay people emit script like other federal employees. tsa has some authorities you like, whatever it is come from what i hear from everyone who's been on his hearing so far, they want to fix it. and so if there are problems just give us the impediments and i think will go forward. because most of us go through airports every week, and a number one issue we hear from those tsos is i like my job, but as

and if mayorkas, secretary mayorkas continuing to do what he does. group of house republicans who signed a letter expressing concerns to the olympic committee over american athletes who protest against the united states. what are your main concerns, what do you want? >> well, the olympics are supposed to be a showcase for athleticism but also for sportsmanship. look, if you want to represent the united states of america, represent us. and then when you come home if you have a civil justice claim that you want to make, you'll have a platform here in the united states. don't do it on the world stage, for pete sakes. that is really not the purpose of the games. the purpose of the games is to showcase sportsmanship, friendliness between nations and foster, if possible, goodwill between nations, not denigrate your own nation. ashley: yeah. very hard though to stop these athletes, right? >> yeah, it is, it's tough. i mean, there are rules there, but they're going to flaunt the rules, there's no doubt about it. ashley: right. all right, we'll have to leave

bias why aren't you supporting cuban people 90 miles from our shore why is your homeland secretary mayorkascome here if they do woman he about returned, why would you let people from southern border in, but not the cubans? >> could it be that cubans are republicans and will turn florida a solid red so you have to stop them? you invite a he scandalized ridden organization united nations with history of corruption, to come here and judge us? the united nations that has over 100 resolutions condemning state of i would one democracy in the middle east same united nations with -- force that failed to stop is it massacre of more than 8,000 men and boys by bosnian forces same united nations with oil for seafood scandal or sex abuse scandal by u.n. peace keeshs and haiti occurred u.n. where millions of dollars in crash funneled to aide north korean leader kim jong-un, everyone knows what united nations is, u.s. is asking the united nations, a cesspool to come into the united states and investigate us on human rights? we look ridiculous in the eyes of world the u.n. world health organization lied ab

are you asking secretary mayorkas to ignore?border patrol agents arrested two game, members and two, migrants convicted of sex crimes. >> a lot of reporting on those numbers and don't understand how people are not concerned or sharon the thought that you have all these people trying to come into the country that are spreading to border agents, 70 of them in the last week of tested positive, that infiltrates into communities. look at the unaccompanied children this week alone. no denying that will infiltrate. and i crazy? todd: i don't understand it. they must see something in their polling that says no matter what we do we are going to win. on an open and shut case this won't impact them. otherwise for every other politician they need to switch course on this because this is a major loser especially if we are back to masks in a large part of this country. if we go back to lockdowns and the images we saw from the border, walking across the border while you are shutdown that is not going to be a winner at the ballot box. jillian:

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