director mayorkas, secretary mayorkas brought that same issue up. when i look at detention bets, in this year's budgets, we are asking now for 5000 more beds for adults, another 25 more beds for family detention. oh i can't understand this. it's if it's not a benefit, it's not an acid problem. oh alternate to detention, that's what you all are using instead of putting people in detention facilities. i'm okay with that. but here's the thing. you have 200,000 immigrants who have a tea atds, and you say that 85% check in on time. that 85% checks in on time the first time, because they get benefits. they get their benefits and then they never show back up. but even that 15% that's noncompliant the first time, that's about 30,000 -- that are going into our community. yet you're only using 19 of the 34,000 detention vets that we've made available. that makes no sense to me. when i see this influx that's coming down the line, when you raise title 42, the six pillars that the secretary talked about, those six pillars of absolutely nothing to do with stoppin

director mayorkas -- secretary mayorkas brought the same issue up. detention beds in this year's budget, you have 5000 more beds for adults, another 2400 eliminated for family detention. so i cannot understand that. it is not a benefit -- not an asset problem. now, detention, that is what you are using -- detention facilities, i'm ok with that, but here is the thing. 200,000 immigrants, you say 85% check in on time. that 85% checked in on time the first time because they get benefits. they get the benefits and they never show back up. but even that 15% is not compliant the first time. 35,000 absconders are going into our community. and yet they are only using 19 of the 34,000 detention beds we have made available. that makes no sense to me. when i see the influx coming down the line, when you raise title 42, the six pillars secretary mayorkas talked about, those six pillars have absolutely nothing to do with stopping illegal immigration. do you know what they do? they speed up processing. we are not going to stop anybody from illegally coming into th

this is the chaos that secretary mayorkas has caused along the border and has to stop.licans are getting together and demanding investigation what type of charges the agents on horseback will face. what do you hear? they say administrative charges of some sort, what type of administrative action do you think the government will take against the agents? >> yeah, i've heard this go back and forth a little bit. everything that i've heard the agents will be found, you know, not guilty, if you will of any -- of any operational actions. there were some -- there were some words that were said, i guess, throughout the ordeal that -- that is going to cause some administrative actions. what people don't realize is that the border is very much like a war zone. i spent 5 years in iraq in began, in a war zone in hot heated homes you say different things but their actions show that they were professional at all times. we need to stand with border patrol. i'd urge go to stand with border patrol.com and learn what's happening along the border. eric: say the website slower. >> yes, stan

mayorkas and secretary mcdonough announced the immvi. the interagency effort was established to provide coordinated support to our countries service members, veterans, and their families. it was also a call to action to consider the deeper meaning of thank you for your service and we support our troops. immvi has focused on reviewing and updating policies to support veterans, expanding early access to naturalization, and assisting veterans who wish to come home. as part of the initiative, dhs has extensively reviewed and updated policies to ensure that military service receives proper consideration. we launched an online resource center that centralizes federal resources available for service members, veterans, and in their families, and created a dedicated online portal for previously removed veterans who need help returning to the u.s.. through these efforts, we have built trust by responding to hundreds of requests for assistance. the law rightly provides an opportunity for current service members to apply for and again citizenship wh

certainly mayorkas should reside, secretary mayorkas'. certainly merit garland should resign.m are following what our institutions, our constitution, our government what law is about in the rule of law is about. what were doing is completely breaking our very fabric. this is scary stuff. went to lose the strength of america if we don't maintain the law over 50 individuals we found her on the terror watch list. elizabeth: were going to get into that later it's actually more per year to date is now 192 terrace caught on the watchlist. that is more than all of last fiscal year combined were going to get to senator johnson later in the show. but congressman crawford basically congressman venture is talking about all this week on crime d.a.'s have got to go. they're not upholding the rule of law per their crime wave that got portland, oregon after first city in the nation like heroin or meth. addicts collapsing on the sidewalk in front of you equivalent of a traffic ticket voters extruded to voters in l.a. are about to do the same but hope the voters in portland will recognize the

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we should be having secrary mayorkas here. he testified that the border was operionally secure even after review. the problem is, exactly one week later, iresponse to questions from senator langfor he then hedged his bet and said, i quote , actually, there is a statutory definition that provides, if i am not mistaken, and i will double check to make sure, and i find tt interesting, but he went on to say, this country has never had operational control. there is a big difference between when he saide had operational control a then a week later, that wdid not. i want to subt, madam chair the transcripts of thostwo hearing for the record. chair lofgn: without objection. >> thank you. think the committee should be investigating why that biden miniries and its value lighting -- violating the rights of americans, rticularly members of the military by forcing them to get covid shots. it is troubling that the biden administration is ilementing radical woke policies in the partment of defense. clearing illegal aliens seeking asyl. under

secretary mayorkas said at the time the investigation would take days, not weeks. months ago. the dhs inspector general office previously cleared these agents of any criminal wrongdoing. it was kicked down to cbp for an administrative investigation. a federal source tells me cbp has found some unknown administrative violations and the agents will be notified about it within a matter of days. border patrol sources very angry about this say they feel president biden himself convicted these agents before an investigation was even launched. take a listen. >> president biden: to see people treated like they did, horses barely running over people being strapped is outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. there will be an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. >> and again it's unclear exactly what administrative violations these agents will be accused of. however i'm told the agents will have a chance to respond once dhs or cbp approaches them with proposed discipline. the agents can either accept the discipline or they can fight it. i can te

stuart: i would like to hear something from mayorkas.g after a terrible thing like this. >> he should but won't because when the pressure is on these people from conservatives they won't say anything because they are lacking from the mainstream media, continue to cover for them and pretend it didn't exist. in order for him to redesigned that would be the honorable thing to do, no honorable people in this administration. after the supreme court's ruling of concealed carry, an op-ed in the la times, if california is ready for more black people to legally carry guns in public. you've not seen that editorial. >> i glanced at it when i saw it. the thing about this this is how the left talks about second amendment rights, this is what i believe about the second amendment, and the second amendment is for everybody, you, me, black americans, white americans, whatever, the left does not want people to realize that so they create a wedge where they are creating this nonexistent villain that is afraid of black americans, and advocates like prime ti

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secretary mayorkas says has been here to congress before. he sat in the very seat that you stood today. he testified that the borders closed, if the border secure, and that we have operational control of the border. and so my question is for you mr. flores in light of these figures that i have just spoken, do you believe that our borders are closed? and you believe that our border is secure? >> congressman thank you for the question. in regards to field operations at our ports of entry, our priorities are and continue to be our national and economic security priorities that are points of entry along, the entirety of the united states. and by doing, that we inspect, we facilitate, we target, we screen, high-risk shipments and individuals coming into our ports of entry. we do that every day. our men and women are operating at our ports of entry and are doing that every single day. as we lead with legitimate trade and travel, looking for those individuals that are looking to do this country harm in the communities relive. and we will continue t

patrol with the last three administrations, bush, obama, trump, together, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkasciplining the agents falsely accused of haitian migrants in september. the letter says we ask that you in deciding officials ensure a fair and impartial review of the facts. we collectively believe in the statements made by the president and vice president predictably prejudged the desired outcome of the investigation and may be therefore influence the case. how do you feel about this? this is bipartisan letter, meaning agents from the last three administrations speaking out against punishing these agents. >> yeah, i know every single one of the patrol agents. i know what they are trying to do pure they are trying to accomplish a fair process for these agents. these agents did absolutely nothing wrong. secretary alejandro mayorkas was there when the horse patrol was employed to stop these people from coming in. this was the single largest illegal immigration event in our history! and the outcome of this administration didn't do anything. the border patrol simply agents down to stop peo

she has the confidence of people helping her including homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkasgarland and secretary of state antony blinken. why they trying this again? did the administration learn nothing the first time around? let's meet tonight party panel from the adjacent red show, it is jason. fox news political analyst, one of my favorite of all time, juan williams and independent women's forum senior policy analyst, inez stepman. so jason, i don't know why they are giving her another job. i learned in fourth grade you're not supposed to start a new task unless you finish the old one. what does this say about how the administration feels about the vice president? >> they must hate her if they are going to put her in this role. perhaps it's one of those times where we are supposed to kind of dismiss board, we know she's incompetent and going to fail. we look at the border, this might be more disinformation. maybe because of all of us will assume the worst, we are not going to pay as close attention as we otherwise would, that would be a mistake, they are clearly legal imp

mayorkas made headlines said that just being in the u.s.ally should not be grounds for deportation, the states of texas and louisiana sued dhs over the policy saying ice was being stopped from doing its job and on friday federal judge agreed with the states and threw out the policy, though, it does -- the ruling does not take effect a week and giving the administration time to appeal if they want to. we would like to show you the video we shot in reynosa, mexico, border city directly across from us in hidalgo, texas and what we saw were thousands of haitians migrants who are waiting there, some of them standing outside of a migrant camp, waiting in line to try to get into the migrant and several other thousand haitian migrants living inside of the shelter. the haitian migrants have the intention of coming into the united states and right now they are waiting in the mexican border city to try to get here. we actually spoke with the director of that shelter, he told us right now the numbers he's dealing of migrants are exhausting and overwhel

and everyone from mayorkas to millie should have been let go long ago. but in bidenland, the fact you're getting poorest and that america is getting weaker, that's just part of the "necessary transition." you may not be able to fill your tank, but you should be filled with pride over all the firsts this administration has delivered. the first female coast guard commandant. >> there's more work to be done to ensure the coast guard and all of the branches of our law enforcement reflect the full strength and diversity including at the highest levels of our leadership. we need to see more women at the highest levels of command at the coast guard and across every service in the armed forces. >> laura: what happened just hiring the best, whoever they are? but biden's puppeteers don't care about objective standards or merits. boy, do we really think that mayor pete had the background to run the department of transportation? or ex-governor jennifer grand holm was qualified somehow to run the energy department? or the new press secretary was the most talented com

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so last year dhs secretary mayorkas issued policy which limited who ice can arrest and deport in thest national security threats, public safety threats and recent border crossers, you'll remember, he made headlines when he said just being in the u.s. illegally is not enough of a reason to deport somebody. well, the states of texas and louisiana sued dhs over that arguing that mayorkas guidance was forcing ice to essentially go against what u.s. law is and on friday a federal judge agreed with those states. he threw out this policy from dhs, argued that it was stopping ice from doing its job, however, this policy or this -- this is not going to take -- this ruling won't take effect for another week as the judge is going the give the biden administration time to potentially appeal that ruling if they'd like to. we would also like to show you this video we shot in reynosa, mexico earlier this morning. take a look. this is the mexican border city directly across from where we are in hidalgo right now. what you're looking at thousands of haitian migrants who have gathered in reynosa, thou

you're right, mayorkas said the border's secure, oh, my godness. yellen said she's surprised at inflation. how can you be surprised when you drive up the cost of energy? of course, granholm has no idea what kind of energy policies we need. and you can look at every single policy area, it has went from if being good under president trump to being terrible under these guys. we went from a secure border to chaos, from energy independence to the president begging iran, opec and venezuela to increase production, we we went to record levels of crime in every urban area and from stable prices to the a 41-year high inflation rate, and i haven't even gotten into foreign policy or the attacks on our first amendment and, of course, last week the attacks on our second amendment rights. maria: yeah. >> there's a reason, maria, more than 7 off the 10 of our fellow citizens think the country is on the wrong track. they think that because it's true. they understand this great country is in a terrible situation because of joe biden and their policies, and it's bein

mayorkas needs to go to the border. blinken needs to figure out what we're doing in ukraine.a: well, who is the worst cabinet member in your view, the most inept, liz. you broke about this last week -- you wrote about this last week. had they all have massive problems. .liz: literally, i think it's very hard to come up with one who is prepared for the job that they were given, knowledgeable about the industry or the activity that they're overseeing, or particularly truthful to the american people about what they're doing. i mean, mayorkas has lied, pete buttigieg lied on a frequent basis, jennifer granholm has no idea what she's doing. i hate to say it. i think janet yellen is probably the biggest disappointment. she came in with pretty good credentials and completely failed to give any sensible guidance to this president. instead she became a shill for big spending democrat policies and shame on her. maria: spot on, on all of that. lloyd austin the other one who oversaw the afghanistan withdrawal, botched withdrawal. liz: right. maria: when we come back, the president is sta

. >>> secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas is in uvalde, texas, today.ayorkas has praised border patrol's response to the shooting at robb elementary school that claimed the lives of 19 children and two teachers. an agent is border patrol's tactical team is believed to be the one that shot and killed that gunman. meantime, two services will be held today for the victims there. a funeral this morning for 9-year-old alahana garcia and 10-year-old xavier lopez this afternoon. >>> a new inflation alarm black rock think prices to rise several years mainly because of kinks in the global supply chain. >> now there is greater recognition that inflation is not transitory. it is probably with us for a number of years. and it's the type of inflation that i don't believe the federal reserve has the policy or the tools to do much with it right now, and i'm personally not blaming the federal reserve for where we are right now, but i believe most of the problems we're living with today are more policy generated and supply generated. >> he says demand, right, has shot b

i mean, how dare you. >> there are also questions about secretary mayorkas' statement before congress 4th, he testified there were no records about the disinformation board because the board had not yet begun. yet in late april, nina jankowicz tweeted she had been working on the board for months. so far, no comment from the administration, shannon. >> shannon: all right, trace gallagher, thank you very much, great to see you. three people are dead, 1 inch in critical condition tonight after a shooting at a manufacturing business in western maryland. governor larry hogan says the suspect shot a state trooper who then returned fire. the sheriff's office office as the suspect and trooper are being treated for their wounds be of all five marines aboard an osprey aircraft were killed when it crashed in southern california wednesday. the marines with the aircraft group 39, part of the third marine aircraft wing, were on a training mission at the time of that crash. olympic gold medalist simone piles and dozens of other women who say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassar are seeking m

años de cárcel por ambos homicidios en el caso de él pasará once años >>> el secretario alejandro mayorkas antonio texas lamentó el incidente a la vez que responsabilizó los llamados coyotes por la muerte de esas personas >>> inicio con esto porque piden a los migrantes que no vengan a la frontera, aseguró que trabajan en medidas para abordar el tráfico humano en esta nación >>> el cónsul de méxico ofreció una conferencia de fallecidos y hospitalizados >>> vladimir flores nos dice cuál es el estado de los sobrevivientes entre uno de ellos está un sospechoso >>> es el mensaje del cónsul en san antonio quien desde anoche estado recabando información sobre lasvíctimas también de la muerte. también proporciona más información son los migrantes que están hospitalizados. explicó que actualmente hay sobrevivientes en seis hospitales, tres (nombre extranjero) se trataría de una menor de dieciséis años, tres en el santa rosa de los cuales un ciudadano y está retenido oídos en el hospital y dijeron >>> san isidro treinta solicitudes de familiares en méxico buscan a connacionales que están desapareci

and if he cared, mayorkas would -- it doesn't matter.d have to quit. >> i understand that. this is all joe biden he ran on open borders. he signed over 90 executive orders basically abolishing everything from the trump administration. >> brian: nuts. >> american people need to stand up and raise hell. people are dying. we have to stop the madness. >> ainsley: i don't know why they get in the back of these trucks. i see so many videos of lines of people just walking through the rio grande, walking across into america. they don't even need a truck. tom, it's just heart breaking. >> because these people don't want to be arrested. they are paying the criminal cartels. they know they may get arrested. they want to get away. smuggler take a pickup truck and smuggle 12. or tractor-trailer and smuggle 8 they will make a lot of money. they don't care if they put them in a steel box with no air conditioning. they care about the money. criminal organizations are animals. they are vicious. >> ainsley: sod is a. thank you for coming on with us, tom.

. >> carley: josh josh hawley and chuck grassley pushing alejandro mayorkas for more details on the disinformationoard that is on hold. the republicans are demanding answers after a whiftblower showed documents that show partnerships with big tech to censure content. >> americans are raising questions and yes, to partner with big tech, the idea and documents show this, the government would get together with big tech and collect information. >> carley: the senators say this proves the biden administration was focusod setting up a ministry of truth to control the narrative on variety of issues like the pandemic. big back and forth here. florida governor desantis says what we need to understand, the legacy dc and new york outlets, we don't care what you think anymore, you pedal narratives and lie, you don't care about the facts. you can try to smear me or anyone in your administration all you want. "washington post" accused florida press secretary of violating foreign agent registration act after she registered as a foreign agent for work done on behalf of the former president of the country georgia.

alejandro mayorkas, homeland security chief is in charge of the border.ieg transportation secretary in charge of smoothing out the supply chain, not going well. jennifer granholm, energy secretary, we have an energy crisis and she's doing nothing about it. you should not be surprised, she is a climate warrior, she had no problem indeed america's energy independence. she appears to welcome 5-dollar gas so they can all be pushed into electric vehicles. interior secretary deb haaland blocked new oil and gas drilling right in the middle of an energy crisis. attorney general merrick garland who thinks protesting parents are domestic terror threat. i would add to liz's list, it should include health and human services secretary a california lawyer trade what does he know about covid or the border and he's in charge of both. also you never see him. this cabinet is the least talented in recent history and it represents identity politics not executive confidence. this is why we have crisis after crisis and nothing gets done. elections have consequences but i never

technology is just sitting in warehouses, not being used and they are now asking hall an degree mayorkas'm sure a lot of americans would want to know you -- they are not trying to stop the border crisis. they're encouraging it. that's why they're not building the wall. that's why they are not following federal law and not using this technology. they don't want to use it they don't want to stop this. this is exactly what they want and they are getting exactly what they want. >> todd: again, i'm not upset with the idea of t private businesses help out the problem. but, from an optics perspective. i go to the gap or at least i used to for like jeans and tops. what does it say that the gap is being called upon to solve our immigration problems? >> look, it doesn't make sense. i don't know why the gap or any other company would want to participate in this. and, yet, they are for, i guess, political reasons. maybe they agree with which whole cause. i don't have a problem with them investing in these countries. i just have a problem with us not enforcing our laws and following the law that we h

>> carley: remember a couple of months ago, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas went down to the borderpoke to agents and turned their backs. by and large, these border patrol agents, they're working their butts off. they're just trying to keep the border secure and they're being painted as not only the bad guys, but, also, they feel like they are being used by the real bad guys, the mexican drug cartels who are actually using them in their plan to make money. all they have to do is get the illegal immigrants across the border and they know they will get paid as a result. how frustrating must that be for a border patrol agent who is a law enforcement officer just trying to keep our country safe. >> todd: and somebody who is working, what, 18-hour days seven days a week, and they have been for months now and they're making nothing. >> carley: thankless job. absolutely. we will turn to a fox weather alert now. officials say the extensive damage to roads and bridges in yellowstone national park could keep some sections off limits to tourists for months. >> oh, my god. holy [ bleep ]. >> ca

they do not feel the support of this administration of secretary biden and secretary alejandro mayorkas. we saw in the race for the mayor of mcallen, republican javier villanueshgvo won, the first republican to win in decades won because the community had had enough. do not forget we are still in covid and migrants coming across bring significant threat. the community has had it with the crisis and myraflo flores was born in mexico, brought legally when she was six years old. her district is in brownsville. you see her, a success story in its own right and also leading on the issue which may define many of the races in november, when it comes to the issue of immigration. >> carley: the first mexican-born member of congress. broke a glass ceiling, see if she makes any magazine covers, she deserves it. thank you for joining us. now to this, house finally passing bill offering around the clock protection to families of supreme court justices. it comes a week after leaked opinion on roe v. wade sparked protest outside justices homes. 27 voted no on the security bill, including alexandria oc

secretary mayorkas does not have the right in and of himself at the agency level to change the law.o congress. and we didn't change it. so he needs to enforce the law as it exists and i'll tell you, what's just criminal and what's heart breaking is to see all that fence material rusting on the ground while we recognize we've got a fentanyl problem in this country that is just killing people and that's where our focus ought to be. dagen: indeed. congressman michael better guess, thank -- michael burgess, thank you so much for being here this morning. so many problems straight out of this white house, thank you so much, congressman. coming up, no confidence if the commander in chief, even democrats don't feel like president biden has what it takes for 2024. we'll talk about it next. plus, time to travel without a covid test. the biden administration easing some restrictions but why are people getting their baggage. details, coming up. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, lov

also coming after representative michael guest, and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas sayingquote, any violent attack on a nonprofit institution, house of worship, or group of people due to their religious or political beliefs are an attack on the fundamental values that americans hold clear. mark levin says democratic politicians are responsible for the violence we're seeing on the left. >> biden, schumer and pelosi, who still haven't responded to an assassination plot against a supreme court justice, with their violent rhetoric, they still haven't responded to the threats coming down, the potential need of the national guard to protect the supreme court. the left is extraordinarily violent, whether it's the summer of 2020, whether it was the riots during the inauguration of donald trump to try to prevent his being sworn in to be president, whether it was the attack on the second branch of government, the executive branch at the white house and injured 50 secret service agents. >> a fox news poll shows a majority of voters say protests outside justices' homes are inappropria

this is a letter to alejandro mayorkas and brought to my attention scouting out locations in texas for release of illegal immigrants here at the welcoming community but totality has not volunteered for this mission nor are they responsible for the burdens of the border crisis. what do you think is going to happen because when you see small towns like this in comparison to dallas or houston, this will put a lot of stress on the smaller communities that are probably already having issues as it is. >> yeah, you are exactly right. and you really have to marvel at the commitment this administration has with his open borders policy and speaking about not taking issue seriously. the strength this will put on communities when you look at health care. when you look at education and other issues, it is tremendous and it seems like the department of homeland security just wants to operate as basically a service for illegal immigrants. you come to the border and the city of your choice with a free phone. it is really just astonishing that with all that has happened that again just like the crime i

kennedy: in 2018 if justice mayorkas were threatened in the same way, do think the new york times woulder it in the same way. >> i think it would be the number one story in america for weeks and everyone would be forced to weigh in and lay at their feet. i want to say there's a moment of contrast here when bernie sanders learned it was one of his supporters who attempted to murder steve scalise and other public is he went right to the senate floor and spoke up immediately, he made clear it was unacceptable but the president can't bring himself to do that. instead he's going on jimmy kimmel and stumbling up the steps and being the embarrassment he's shown himself to be. kennedy: if only chevy chase were still funny, he's do a bang up the biden impression. be well, thanks for coming by, appreciate it. president biden's multitude of crises obviously have the left scrambling and bernie sanders now has a warning for fellow liberals change course or get annihilated in november. in an interview sanders said you can't win an election with a bumper sticker that says we can't do much but the othe

. >> john: you mentioned members of congress asking mayorkas, and one sent a letter asking things.resents san angelo, a town north of san antonio, he said san angelo is a welcoming community but the locality has not volunteered for this mission nor responsible for the burdens of the border crisis. the situation is a direct result of the d.h.s. short sighted policies that encourage more illegal immigration. and congressman pfluger wants to know, what is d.h.s. process to notify the local communities that illegal immigrants are being shipped there? in your experience, what is the notification? >> there is no notification, that's why they are flying people in the middle of the night. trying to hide what they are doing. again, they are trying to spread out this crisis across the country so it does not appear to be a crisis. and no overcrowding, nothing to see here. every border is a border state. i don't care if you are new york, chicago or nebraska, every state is a border state because you are going to get a large share of those in the country illegally. 10% criminals, but the bigges

secretary mayorkas told the public this investigation would be done in a matter of days, not weeks. that was nine months ago. the dhs office of the inspector general previously cleared these horse back agents of criminal wrongdoing. they kicked the investigation to cbp for an administrative investigation and i'm told by a federal sort cbp has found administrative vehlations. what they are we don't know. i'm told it will be announced within a matter of days. border patrol sources telling me they're angry about this and feel the president convicted these agents before there was ever an investigation. take a listen. >> to see people treated like they did, horses running over people being strapped is outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. there will be an investigation and there will be consequences. >> i'm told the agents involved have been on desk duty since the incident and haven't had any contact with migrants and told once dhs proposes the discipline to them the agents will have an opportunity to respond to it. they can either accept the discipline or fight it. we'll see

tomorrow secretary of state mayorkas is expected to visit uvalde. it's on wednesday we will hear from you vault victims massacre and what happened in buffalo. the effort will be to highlight the human cost here of the gun violence epidemic in this country. >> thank you, nick. just because we're not going to stay on this story until the very end until we get those answers. nick, i know you will stay on top of it. thank you so much. >>> up next on this sunday night, prime time politics. the committee investigating the insurrection sets out to showcase new evidence from the january 6th riot and to ask why donald trump didn't try to stop it. house judiciary chairman jerry had inler is up live next. >>> also tonight, vladimir putin warned russia will strike new targets if you crane is given long range missiles. a cruise missile might have flown pretty low over a nuclear power plant. are you in the "cnn newsroom." . >> the congressional investigation into the new attack. they plan to televise the hearing in prime time. the seven democrats and two republic

there's still so many unknowns here but i have full confidence that secretary mayorkas and his team fromcurity will get to the bottom of this. >> generally, this is an example of a huge human tragedy. it also speaks to just the migrant crisis, the border crisis that is not getting better as we speak. some of the latest facts are rescues across the u.s. southern border outpaced those of the last fiscal year. since october, there have been more than 14,000 searches and rescues and that is up from almost 13,000 from fiscal year 2021. they're clearly still months to go in this fiscal year. why hasn't the white house gotten a better handle on this? >> well, i think we had a plan for some time and put it into place. we see some change. secretary mayorkasmayorkas, fiv plan from trying to put more people down there in terms of staffing, providing that quicker processing than the request. so just remember that for the last two or three years, all this has been with the programs that have been implemented by the previous administration, forcing people to remain in mexico, forcing people, turning p

secretary mayorkas promised the public that investigation would be done in days, not weeks.the inspector general previously cleared the agents of criminal wrongdoing. they kicked it down for an administrative investigation. i'm told by that federal source that cbp found administrative violation, we don't know what those are, and the agents will be notified in the coming days. border patrol agents tell me they are angry by this. they say politicians crucified and convicted them before there was an investigation. >> what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. what we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery. >> evoked images of some of the worst moments of our history. >> see people treated like they did, horses nearly running them over and people being strapped, it's outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. they will be, an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. >> i'm today the agents have been on desk duty ever since this incident. they have not been able to have contact with migrants and that cpb is going to propose discipli

a similar effort in san francisco leading to a former secretary mayorkas candidate and activist, richiesupport saying "sick people opposition with signature gathering reaches new heights." san francisco, we experience unhinged board of education and in l.a. now with a gathering to george gascon. shameful." the substance reportedly identified by authorities as baking soda. >> carley: think out of does just that. that is scary stuff, marianne thank you. and after formally charged with driving under the influence under and make car crash in california. the district attorney's office, rather says his blood alcohol content was about the legal limit roughly two hours after the crash. the speaker's husband is only charged with a misdemeanor. that carries a punishment up to five years probation and a minimum of five days in jail. if found guilty, nancy pelosi would pelosi to pay fines and complete court ordered class on drunk driving. jesse watters has some thoughts on all of this, watch. >> you have liberal privilege, you can dance around insider trading, smashup sports cars, and get "the new

worse, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and the president, they stunk like this. >> our entire nationfying images who do not reflect who we are, who we aspire to be or the integrity and values of our truly heroic personnel in the department of homeland security. >> it was horrible what you saw to see people treated like they d horses nearly running over people and people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. >> greg: we're paying, right? $5 for gas. 20% of our 401k is gone. thankfully, a picture paints 1,000 words. too bad joe biden doesn't have the stones to say any of them like "i'm sorry!" right, rob? why can't -- wouldn't it be amazing if biden actually apologized to these guys? >> it'll be amazing, but it's never going to happen. you know, when he made that statement, when he said "videos of people being strapped," there's joke about that and hunter biden's flattop. i don't know if i can put it together. this is what i call the jussie smollett cool of media reporting, right? there's a lie that goes out and it's a lie. kamala harris repeats and joe

alejandro mayorkas as well.rats love to call names of donald trump, that his policies on the border were inhumane. we've seen over and over and over again the cartels best friend who has set them up into billions of dollars per month businesses has been joe biden and his department of homeland security and just as tony said, we've got to stop incentivizing the illegal immigration. we've got to end catch-and-release. we've got to keep title 42. we have to reimplement remain in mexico. for goodness sakes, we've got to build the wall and hold other nations accountable and notably that should include mexico, who are not really doing the job they need to do. elizabeth: congressman brian babin, congressman tony gonzales, thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. it is good to have you both on. >>> french president macron caught on camera warning president biden that his upcoming trip to saudi arabia to get more oil will not work. this is biden's america. from energy independence under trump and obama, to asking ira

the standard, texas can take legal action and go to court to hold the president, to hold secretary mayorkasral government in contempt of court if they fail to live up to that order and that's what we'll seek to do. >> so a fiery governor abbott trying to get this crisis under control. he started up 17 months ago when the biden administration came into office and undid many of the trump policies to remain in mexico. meanwhile, the tragedies are causing these migrant deaths. i'll leave you with one last thing. since i've been here in del rio, there's been 18,000 encounters. this fiscal year to date so far, 124 migrant deaths just in the deal rio sector. 71 from exposure. that means the heat exhaustion that we see on a regular basis here, neil. >> neil: it's only going to get hotter. thanks, griff. griff touched on this. the supreme court decision we're waiting on tomorrow, one of four that will wrap up this supreme court term. addressing the policy for asylum seekers mainly from central and south america to either be detained in the u.s. or stay in mexico. the hope is certainly among border o

for secretary mayorkas to go before the cameras and congress say they have operational control.and not true. there is no border patrol agent that will tell you that. i have been to the border multiple times, ride alongs seeing what the men and women do. they will tell you upwards of 80 to 90% of the women that come across are raped along the way. it is the human trafficking. it's the human toll that they just totally discount. they don't even pay attention to it. how many times do we have to hear about fentanyl and drug problems and we concede the border to the drug cartels? come on. >> harris: i did not realize that that number was that high, 80 to 90% of women are raped. that's on this administration to turn that around. they are making new victims. all right. i want to get to this. okay. so inflation. we know it, americans are hurting. now the numbers are starting to show something deeper. national polling shows inflation is the most urgent issue. an emergency now facing the nation beating out gun violence and illegal immigration. one top economist not optimistic at all about

republicans want a briefing from mayorkas on the plan to discipline border patrol agents in the debunke whipping controversy. it would be an insult in the men and women of the border patrol. despite the policies of the administration. the migrant encounter last month reached nearly 240,000, record high. up 33%. i covered the incident. i knew it was a lie. i know who split reins are. he stole a purse and he didn't get whipped and they still want to punish the border agent. >> if there were procedures broken there should be accountability but certainly when you see what joe biden and his administration is willing to do in terms of using police officers or officers of the law as scapegoats to push back on their own issues, we know there are a lot of issues going on at the border. politely i want to push back on jason's point earlier in terms of talking about what joe biden has accomplished. the jobs you are referring to would come back no matter who the president was. i think that's an intellectually dishonest point on the economy, not to mention for almost 18 straight months we had 11 mi