. >> alejandro mayorkas debe tener un juicio político, la cruzada que se formalizó hoy pero lleva mesesa biden para las elecciones del 2024 y piensan que el mejor ataque es sobre el tema de migración usando al secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas. >> la migración estuvo cera de la primera udiencia donde los republicanos de icen que bajo la administración biden se ha perdido el control del a temperatura. >> . >> (audio en inglés). >> una duencia donde los republicanos arremetieron contra mayorkas y los demócratas salieron al paso. >> discusión a sigue en la frontera pero es que el sobre diversidad, inclusión y qequidad con fondos públicos para él dicen impnen un agenda política pero qué opinan los detractores. >> este tipo de políticas sí discriminan porque el pasado y experiencias de las personas toman en cuenta la raza o el género. >> no solo es un problema es un peligro y es lo que está en juego aquí es si se puede en efecto hacer trabajo académico. >> el gobernador republicano dijo que los legisladores estatales abordarán este tema el próximo marzo. >> los dreamers en

mayorkas has done a very good job. given the challenges it's very hard to come up with a zero crossing of the border situation. it's very hard to say there is no more fentanyl coming into the country. over the last few presidents we have had every president has had the same challenge. how do you stop drugs and overdoses and how do you stop drug abuse in the united states and its not an issue at the border. it's an issue of mental health in the states. mayorkas my prediction is he will be impeached. charges will be brought against him. he will probably not be dismissed from his job because the senate probably won't vote to convict him so to speak at the bottom line is we have to solve problems for the american public. let's focus on the problem, mental health, drugs on our streets and immigration policy where we have 11 million immigrants in this country. we keep hearing we won't pass immigration reform until we continue to enforce the border. we have been enforcing the border for decades. there's lots of money invested

this is mayorkas's failure. i'd like to start with you. mister p was mentioning statistics about who's carrying drugs into the country. those carpet shoes you showed earlier, you think those are counted in his statistics? the video i showed earlier, all this parade of people carrying drugs, are they counted in his statistics? >> no sir and i find it comical a lot of researchers want to tell us what's going on but they don't ever come down to the border . we're telling you this to six wesee every day , this tells you what you need to know and i've got thousands of these in hundreds of spotsthrough my county . >> thosearen't in the statistics and they're not coming through the points of entry . >> enough coming through the ports. >> rebecca i appreciate what you do and i know it's difficult you being here. one of our fellow witnesses today chair lamb mentioned and talk about the flow of fentanyl. he's 55 miles from theborder, you're in michigan . quite a ways from the border. the mind elaborating on how it's impacted your community and you s

mayorkas lied and americans are dying. >> biden administration is working to deal with the fallout of the prior administration's failed border policies. >> i know secretary mayorkas is watching this, by having his team of attorneys watch this, good, this committee is going to lay out the case against you, sir. >> sandra: republicans and democrats sparring over secretary mayorkas and repeated statements that the border is secure. many republicans calling for him to resign or even face impeachment for his handling of the border, yet for his part, mayorkas says he's not backing down. instead calling on congress to fix the problem. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill for us. hello, aishah. >> some of the most powerful, gut wrenching testimony i have ever heard on the hill came from a woman named rebecca keysling. a mother of not one, but two children that she lost to fentanyl poisoning, imagine that. the hurt and pain she carries, and today she did not hold back as she quite literally yelled at lawmakers to do something, take action on our border. >> you talk

secretary mayorkas says the border is secure, it's not secure.are a lot of questions for him and for the people that work for him. we've been to the border, embedded with the border patrol agents, they will tell you what the problems are and they are not getting the tools they need from secretary mayorkas or president biden to secure this country's southern border. >> sandra: so your republican colleague, andy biggs said in different words showing the urgency behind the impeachment, also saying let's do the inquiry. >> let's do the inquiry, but if we are going to sit around and talk about it and not do, and not have any action on this to investigate and then proceed with normal due process rights for secretary mayorkas, then i think you are making a huge mistake because we just don't have the time. >> sandra: do you believe that to be the case? are we running out of time? >> well, there has to be an urgency, that's why we are moving so quickly. we have only been in the majority a few weeks, and in fact, the committees just got appointed in the la

mayorkas is asleep hat the wheel. >> neil: doesn't seem that mayorkas goes anywhere unless his boss wantsso this impeachment push, how far does it go? >> that's the million dollar question. even if it goes all the way and they end up impeaching the guy, are they going to remove him from office? if not, you know, what are we accomplishing? on top of that, who is going to replace him? i don't know if there's anybody that could be more incompetent that 60s mayorkas. if there is, i'm sure this administration will find them. >> neil: what do you think when they went back to the trump administration and the separation of families? some of that that still occurs, by the way a if it was relevant to this discussion now, an out of control border that is porous as all get-out. >> yeah, they're just deflecting. the numbers are tell you. the numbers don't lie. look at the numbers when the last administration was in office versus this administration, you'll see what the truth is. obviously this administration is just trying to point blame in other directions other than them 70s. up fortunately for them

articles of imimpeachment against alejandro mayorkas. are more wind farms doing more harm than good. some are calling for more changes. first, breaking tonight, fbi agents searched president biden's vacation home today looking for additional classified documents. it's the latest big development over the scandal over the president and other political figures having sensitive materials. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight from the justice department. good evening, david. >> mike, good evening. this latest search began at 8:30 in the morning when fbi agents pulled into the driveway of the president's rehoboth beach home. they were gone by noon. the president's personal attorney says no documents with classified markings were found; however, fbi agents did take several other documents with them. >> fbi agents pulled into the president's rehoboth beach delaware home wednesday morning on the hunt for classified documents. after three and a half hours, they left. the president's personal attorney in a statement said no documents wit

mayorkas. they both have failed and shown no interest in this issue. i invite him to the border to see what we saw today and talk to the people we talked to today and realize what impact this is having in our communities. one thing that i clarified in spanish is that we are not here talking about immigration reform we are talking about borders security. these are two separate issues. today was about borders ready -- security and the fentanyl crisis that is coming. thank you very much. >> can you say what policies you are referring to? >> all this week beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern c-span is featuring encore presentations of q&a, our hour-long interview program. on friday, the university of richmond journalism professor discusses his book on how the 1977 seizure of the buildings in washington dc. friday night at 7:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a co

host: it is -- guest: it is a small but growing faction that want to impeach mayorkas. if you talk to leadership, that is something they are treading carefully on. host: that meeting with the homeland security committee is this week. as you mentioned out the start, this is a short week because democrats have their policy conference this week. who are they expected to hear from? guest: biden announced he would address house democrats wednesday night. this is different than when he came to philadelphia last year to talk to house democrats. they had full control of congress. now they are looking at a divided congress. they are looking at republican control in the house. the message will not be the same one of optimism. it will be "how do we get back the house in 2024?" host: in past years republicans failed similar policy conferences. are they planning to do the same thing this year? guest: they will be in orlando at the end of. march they have regained control of the house. they are looking at 2024. it will be interesting who the speakers are. last year kevin mccarthy avo

mayorkas has been willing to flout u.s.w to achieve the mass immigration that they and you favor. and no, the migrants don't become citizens in law, but they certainly come to the united states and they're released in to the united states. >> democrats in the meantime try to shift the blame away from mayorkas, away from the biden administration instead trying to blame the former administration as well as china. martha? >> martha: thanks very much, aishah. moments ago a bit of news broke as president biden announced his budget proposal will include higher individual taxes. watch. >> when i introduce my budget, you'll see that it's going to invest in america, lower health costs, while cutting the deficit more than $2 trillion over the next ten years. by the way, i want to make it clear i'm going to raise some taxes. many of you are billionaires out there. you're going to stop paying 3%. >> martha: we just had this conversation a short time ago with steve moore and robert wolf about taxes. a lot of debate about how that tax pl

so how did mayorkas define a secure border? >> there is not a common definition of that. at the statutory definition, the literal interpretation of the statutory language, if one person successfully evades law enforcement, at the border, then we have breached the security of the border our goal is to achieve operational control of the border. >> so what is operational control of the border? not blocking people from entering the country but processing them. >> i would say that by those standards, what powerful evidence of the fact that our immigration system ask broken the vast majority have not sought to evade law enforcement actually surrendered themselves to law enforcement and made a claim for relief under our laws. the challenge, the challenge is that between that time of encounter and the time of an ultimate immigration judge's evaluation of their claim for asylum is four plus years. >> jesse: let me get this straight, mayorkas thinks letting illegals into the country, putting them up in fancy hotels and letting them stay here for up to four years before they finally

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homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas has more to deal with than ever and we talk about more of it including republicans that want to remove him from office. how seriously do you take these calls for your impeachment? we have two things in common. >> do i get a hint? >> i find cooking really hard. i find it really stressful. >> do you feel your life is in danger? >> and the love of my mother brought me here. >> what was the worst investment? >> there is a long list of bad ones. >>> u.s. officials saying the military just shot down yet another high altitude object. >> mysterious threats in the sky. a stream of balloons and other objects at least one coming from china flying over the u.s. homeland. raising fears of an international showdown. >> if china threatens our sovereignty, we'll act to protect our country. >> homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas is tasked with keeping the country safe. his hands full with a crisis on the ground and a record rise of migrants crossing the u.s., mexico border. mayorkas under fire for his handling of the surge. >> we're here because our imm

mayorkas, at the time was only 40 something. we ask you about that number, they say what is the status of those individuals? his response was astonishing to every member of the committee. both republican and democrat. when you say, he did not. no he didn't know the name is detained. this year, 30 a. number of aliens on that terrorist screening database. already this year. 190 feet three, number of fentanyl related deaths in the united states. every single day. we are gonna hear from mr. done, the heart of the causes families and communities. this fentanyl problem. these numbers make clear that the biden administration does not have operational control of the border. month after month after, month we have set records for migrants coming into the country. and frankly, i think it is intentional. i don't know how anybody with common sense or logic could reach any other conclusion. it seems deliberate and premeditated and intentional. if that is not bad enough, we now know that the crisis is no longer just confined to the southwest b

fox news alert, congressman andy biggs set to introduce articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas as the gop house judiciary committee holds its first hearing into the biden administration handling of the border crisis. >> john: the hearing comes as border officials raise the alarm over the growing amounts of drugs seized at the border and the terror suspects being detained. will this push president biden to start getting serious about securing the border. congressman darryl issa and katie pavlich are here to weigh in coming up. >> sandra: we anticipate all of that. first this fox news alert. fbi agents have just completed moments ago their search of president biden's vacation home as the doj investigation into the handling of classified documents widens. sandra smith in new york. hello, john. >> john: hello, sandra. halfway through the week. the search at biden's rehobeth beach home marks the first time fbi has looked at private locations tied to the president. >> sandra: david spunt has the breaking details. this search just wrapped, david. so, were any classified documents foun

mayorkas, are you listening to the sheriffs? >> secretary mayorkas secured the border? >> no.se arizonans tell us, hay know firsthand what's happening at the border, and they want the administration to do something about it. yuma county supervisor joins us now, you had a lot of sport there -- support there. i'm wondering as you see it now, jonathan, what comes next? >> i think they need to go back and start asking questions and follow up on the commitments that secretary mayorkas made to us a year ago. he told us -- told us that he would fill in the gaps, you know, governor ducey did the job that the feds didn't want to do, and then they sued him for putting up those contain theres. that actually was functioning very well. we need to hold people accountable and back up the men and women of border control. neil: there's been a push on the part of some republicans as yo now, jonathan, to impeach mayorkas, but i suspect he's not going anywhere until his boss tells him he should go, and that isn't happening. so what happens? >> you know, i think that they need to use the power of

mayorkas secure the border?on the committee even attended the in person hearing. they didn't want to go to the border, he despite having several weeks notice. joining us now, former acting i.c.e. director, jonathan fahey. the democrats don't even show up. do they not see it as the issue that it is, a wide open border with 5 million plus illegals getting apprehended at the border in a two year period and that's just the numbers we know of. >> i think they see it as it is but they don't have a problem with it. they want an open border. so, yeah, they don't have any interest in going down there because they don't want to bring light, more light to the american public about what is going on there, a wide open border that's making americans less safe in every respect and there's no respect for the law, so yes, they know exactly what's going on but they're quite happy about it. they love secretary mayorkas and the the open borders policy. so i don't think they will do anything to prevent this, to help it. because the

>> it is a very small but growing faction and thosen republicans and went to impeach mayorkas.peaking to leadership that is something they are treading carefully on too make sure if they do go that route there is an investigation. >> and that meeting with the homeland security this week as you mentioned at the start it is a short week because with the policy conference what is that all about. >> biden announced he would be announcing housese democrats that this is different from when he came to philadelphia last year and now looking at a divided congress that's the same one of optimism about legislative achievements but how we can get back to the house we're all awaiting the announcement. host: last are there were other policy conferences are they planning to do a similar thing this year? >> they will be in orlando the end of march. they have regained control of the house and in 2024 of the interesting announced anyone yet kevin mccarthy avoided inviting trump and instead went to speakers like newt gingrich and condoleezza rice but we'll see what happens. >> what can you tell u

one gop lawmaker says he is ready to bring articles of imp impeachment against secretary mayorkas. >>om office who is causing public harm, that is impeachment. look at the damage he's done, came in and got rid of every policy that was working. last year that sector had 360's,000 encounters, people bringing drugs, human trafficking and sex trafficking. >> brooke: same span at del rio sector, 61 people were caught smuggling something illegal into the u.s. >> ashley: thank you. brooke singman. bring in sheriff mark daniels set to testify before the house judiciary committee today. thank you for getting up with us, you have a big day today. what do you expect to tell lawmakers today? >> good morning ashley and todd, i come straight for the community, it is not political. i come to d.c., to address what is going on in our community, talk about disruption array and the crisis on the border. there is no political spin, this is reality coming this morning. i appreciate chairman jordan bringing this committee together to address this today and have me here, looking forward to it. >> ashley: do

there is a group of house republicans seeking to impeach alejandro mayorkas for his failure, they say stop essentially an invasion of illegal aliens into this country and the willful disregard for the rule of law along our southern border. representative andy vigg talked to him from the border state of arizona said he's going to file articles of impeachment against mayorkas saying the failure to even reasonably attempt the nonstop flow of illegal migration is not negligence and it's not by accident and wholeheartedly his colleagues agree. >> the secretary of homeland security said the border is closed. the border is secure in march of 2021. was that true then? >> no. >> is it true now? >> no. >> democrats argue now is not the time to cast blame for the problem but to work together to solve it in a bipartisan fashion. to which republicans say, hard cheese. >> all i'm saying is last congress they controlled everything. joe biden's a democrat in the white house, the senate was controlled by the democrats and the house was controlled by the democrats. why didn't they fix it then? >> unfor

maria: it's a good question when i spoke with senator joe manchin he told me mayorkas is completely awareis been directed by joe biden to the biden of administration to say that the border is secure. i would like to know where your fax take as and where they take it on the hunter biden laptop story. bidens attorneys are demanding more from a criminal probe of those who release the laptop and share hunter's information does not mean there admitting the laptop was hunter's. if you can follow that it's absolutely extraordinary george washington law professor jonathan turley tweeted this hunter has avoided any public discussion of the foreign dealings yet. if he carries out his threat and sues for defamation he would invite a deposition under oath and under hostile conditions his father would relish the prospect before 2024 as much as drinking bolted lead, bring it on maybe we need all the record deposition from hunter biden. >> it shows his lawyers are scribbling in panic mode the judiciary committee is very interested in talking to them and to hunter biden as is the select committee on the

, jordan echoing that he thinks mayorkas has done impeachable things with what he calls a dereliction of duty. he didn't go into detail, what he thinks is impeachable, but it's a sign of what we could see over the next few months as the republican majority tries to flex its muscle, trying to call witnesses before them, but also in potentially pursuing impeachment charges against key figurings in the biden administration. >> allie vitale, thank you for that. >>> a brand new maris poll shows half of democrats think their party has the best chance of winning the next presidential election with joe biden at the top of the ticket. that is up 12 points in three months. things aren't so rosy for former president trump. 54% of republicans now say the gop has a better chance in 2024 with someone else as the party's nominee. joining me now, mark murray, senior political editor for nbc news, susan del percio is a republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. mark, what do we make of this? that's a big bump, 12 points, is it post state of the union, what do you make of these numbers? >> yeah

and you have to believe alejandro mayorkas understands this, right?oe manchin told me when i interviewed him a couple of weeks ago that mayorkas knows what's going on but he's been directed by joe biden to say, no, no, the border is secure. >> well, i think that's right. i think he does know what's going on and i think the border patrol agents and certainly the two that will testify today know what's going on. they see it, they feel, they smell it every single day along that border. and again, it just continues to get worse and the amount of individuals coming over, the pain and the anguish that they have been through on this journey putting their lives in the hands of cartel members, it's unspeakable, what is going on, the amount of human trafficking that is taking place along the border every single day it's on the hands of this administration and it's up to them to be honest with the american people about what's going on down there. and they're not doing that today, they're not providing solutions to get out of this crisis and they continue to put

the secretary mayorkas said no to three of those witnesses and he's going to allow one and then he's. while chief modland is going to be a good witness and a credible individual, he doesn't have the knowledge on the ground of other three witnesses that congress wanted to see and that's frustrating to every single one of us. i know chief bovino and chief owens and what they would bring to the table would be extremely important for the american people to understand and for mayorkas to say no to that is very, very frustrating to every single one of us. all we want is an honest conversation. if we can have that honest conversation maybe we could get this fixed. if we can get this fixed then we save american lives and we also save migrants' lives and that's what's important to us. neil: i got the feeling that the two parties are not on the same page just by this one day of hearings and i'm reminded of jerry nadler saying the first hearing says it will show the racist tendency of the extreme maga wing of the republican party. what do you make of that? >> that's so, so upsetting to me. ever

in fact, two house republicans as you know now have introduced articles of impeachment against mayorkas. judiciary claim -- chairman jim jordan said it's up to the committee to decide what happens next. when i asked kevin mccarthy about a timeline, here's what he told me. >> we will never use impeach mint for political reasons. it's just not going to happen. that doesn't mean if something rises to the level of impeachment, we would not do it, etch though we said we would have an inquiry. in december we hit the highest number we've ever hit. what you'll find are the committees are together and start the inquiry and let it go where it takes them. >> you have the confidence of the conference to move forward with an inquiry? >> yeah, i think democrats will join with us, too. nobody wants to see the border the way it is today. >> he thinks this will be a bipartisan effort. meantime a brand new fox news poll shows 65% of americans are extremely or very concerned about the border with 61% disapproving of the job the president has done on border security. today, neil, white house press secretar

the house of representatives is going to impeach mayorkas, and i think they should impeach him. reason is he's not just derelict in his duty, he's not just refusing to follow federal law, he's doing that, but it's even worse. he is actively flouting federal law and instructing his political appointees not only not to secure the border, not only not to deport people as federal law requires when they cross here illegally, but instead to facilitate and to speed up the process of their coming here illegally. he's focused on there's process them more quickly, let's pick them up at the border, let's put them on a plane, on a bus and send them to every city in america. and alejandro mayorkas is right now literally the largest human trafficker on the face of the earth. 5.4 million people, and he is the last mile in the human trafficking network that is making the mexican cartels billions of collars, and -- dollars, and he doesn't intend to change, joe biden doesn't intend to change. they keep making the problem worse. stuart: well, democrat congressman jerry nadler, he says the gop is r

which the -- yesterday mayorkas sidestepped the issue that they need someone to support the app.uire people to stand in a burning house until the fire department arrives so therefore we don't need to tell immigrants to wait until help arrives to be able to leave a situation that is very detrimental to them. that's why the asylum law exists. there are a lot of barriers including having a phone and the internet. there are places in the united states where people don't have wide band internet. so why do we assume that immigrants have quality wi-fi in places where we know they don't or even a phone? >> these are such important issues. allen orr, thank you so much for bringing them up and thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> up next, forget stranger danger, there is a whole new level of parents' biggest fears. we'll talk to a doctor about how to tackle them. o a doctor aboutw to tackle th em ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ and it's easier than e

i asked jim jordan there if he thought that mayorkas should be impeached.certainly some of the things he's done would warrant that, but didn't full throatedly say they should move immediately to impeach mayorkas. as someone who's watching what happens in congress here very closely, that's likely one of the things that this house majority is working up to in the coming weeks and months as they continue to flex the power of just being in the majority period. >> ali vitali and victoria defrancesco soto, thank you for being with us this morning. >>> dozens are dead after a wooden boat packed with some 200 migrants crashed just off italy's coast. we'll bring you a live report. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." ort. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports. ivate 5g ne. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retai

we heard a lot of talk about let's impeach secretary mayorkas. if we don't impeach him, what is the answer? what is the remedy to move forward and actually secure the border? in your estimation. >> we need to walk through that process through the judiciary committee of understanding whether or not mayorkas' actions have risen to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. that's the first thing. to get on top of this policy, we need to put the clamp down from an appropriations standpoint and the house of representatives and say to the biden administration, listen, we're not going to fund other activities unless you start securing the border. we have to act tough. we need to pass hr 29, which representative roy has introduced, which simply says let's enforce the laws on the books. that means either retain folks or send them back to the country of origin. do not let them free. do not process them and let them free in our country. >> thanks for coming on, sore. we appreciate it. >> it's a pleasure. thank you. >> also breaking now, the dow reacting af

mayorkas, at the time was only 40 something. we ask you about that number, they say what is the status of those individuals? his response was astonishing to every member of the committee. both republican and democrat. when you say, he did not. no he didn't know the name is detained. this year, 30 a. number of aliens on that terrorist screening database. already this year. 190 feet three, number of fentanyl related deaths in the united states. every single day. we are gonna hear from mr. done, the heart of the causes families and communities. this fentanyl problem. these numbers make clear that the biden administration does not have operational control of the border. month after month after, month we have set records for migrants coming into the country. and frankly, i think it is intentional. i don't know how anybody with common sense or logic could reach any other conclusion. it seems deliberate and premeditated and intentional. if that is not bad enough, we now know that the crisis is no longer just confined to the southwest b

. >> alejandra mayorkas dodging questions about migrant got aways at the border.> like a pro dodgeball player, the homeland security secretary was surprisingly challenged by migrant got aways on msnbc but the answer got away as well. >> some of the criticism includes the 600,000 plus got aways, do you know where they are and who they are? >> for the first time since 2011, the president of the united states presented a budget successfully and increase the number of border patrol agents. >> do you know where they are and who they are? >> got aways have been a challenge regardless of the administration. >> didn't answer the question though mayorkas says the administration is making tremendous strides, tremendous resources to enhance the border security. "cavuto coast to coast" it is ridiculous. stuart: it is almost laughable except it is tragic. i am sure you've seen the story. tom brady announced his retirement for the second time. he says this is for good and now we got a comment from his ex-wife, brett favre coming up on that. the white house unhappy with exxon ca

it and not do it or have action to investigate to perceive what normal due process for secretary mayorkasuge mistake. we don't have the time. we can't go through another few years with 5 million people entering the country illegally. >> data from january, reported more than 250,000 migrant encounters in december. ashley, griff. >> ashley: marianne, thank you. fox news cameras with a huge smuggler in real time and nine migrants crammed into this truck come at the trunk of a white car in the rio grande valley. the the dps officials finally pulled him over in a parking lot and one migrant attempted to run and captured by officers. we are told the car was filled with eight mexican nationals and one cuban who have all been arrested. >> griff: in new york city, mayor adam spending the coldest night of the year and a migrant facility. pictures this week and showed adams playing video games with migrants sleeping on a cot at the shelter. this follows last week's migrant protest outside of the washington hotel with dozens housed there refused to leave claiming the new migrant facility would not be

. >> has secretary mayorkas ever lied to you? >> yes. >> what was the substance of that lie. >> he committed to, after reviewing the border, both from the ground and air, to specifically address, quote, unquote, 9 of the 11 yuma gaps. >> congressman, i know you want to see him impeached. >> yes, that's exactly right. harris, this isn't just maladministration or incompetence, he's willfully and intentionally opened this border and made the country less safe, whether it's fentanyl, human trafficking, sex trafficking, the increase in crime. in yuma, we heard about the hospital that's eaten more than $26 million in uncompensated care. that doesn't include all of the people caught crossing the border they treat. that's just the ones they can't get money back from the federal government at all. when you start looking at a community the size of yuma, 100,000 people, and just in yuma alone, more than 300,000 people illegally entered last year. you begin to understand the magnitude of the erussia sure of our border caused by secretary. >>

mayorkas. ho is the homeland security secretary.as done nothing to enhance, but instead a lot to destroy enhance our homeland micurity is of the border open and he lied about it. >> millions and millions and millions of foreign nationals who identities. >> we can't confirn nam have sh' up, helped by the drug cartels and come into our country to stay forever and live a otur public expense. ntrythat's a real andy biggs kn. >> it's really represents the state of arizona in real. the congress. congressman >> and he's very frustrated by this. he joins us now. r joinin congressman, thanks so much for coming on . so you've watched it. it's affecte.have watd your stas and your district, badly hurt tk both. how do you think the congressorv should respond?ing >> well, tucker, thanks for having me. e apprand i think thatfounders the appropriate response is to do what the foundersaid. said. you remove somebody from office, a public official fromis violce who's causing public harm and violating the public trust. i and that is impeachment. the an

kamala harris was reported border czar, she should know the border in and out, along with mayorkas. has she? have you had interaction with her? >> no. >> democrats fired back. >> first hearing will showcase racist tendency of the republican wing of the party. >> many republicans in congress seem intent on demonizing migrant families and asylum seekers, portraying them as fentanyl traffickers and violent criminals. >> this hearing is titled biden's border crisis, it is not biden's border crisis, this has been a cries for half a century. >> no invasion of migrants in our community nor hoards of undocumented immigrants causing havoc in our community. >> four and a half million migrants crossed the border since biden took office biggs writes, secretary mayorkas has failed to do his oath at the expense of the constitution and the security of the united states. house oversight committee will hold hearings next week, the only cabinet member ever impeached was president grant secretary of war in 1876, guys. >> todd: it was grant, i find that interesting. thank you. top d.e.a. official warni

when secretary mayorkas promised and biden promised they were getting close the border fences in yumahe gaps in the habit they repeatedly told the people in yuma they were going to close it and they haven't. it's very disappointing and disappointing that biden doesn't care about this, it's disappointing that the democrats from the committee did not show up in boycotted it and it shows that they want open borders and were trying to solve this. jon: according to the president and his vice president who is the borders are the southern border is secure. >> it certainly is not and that's why i signed on to the impeachment of secretary mayorkas because he is lying he is lying to congress, he is lying to the murky people when he says the border is secure, it's obviously not you had reported yourself that i've asked the illegal immigrants themselves if the border is secure and if it's closed or open and they said no it's open we just crossed it. they are failing and that's why republicans really want to secure the border for the sake of u.s. citizens in the sake of illegal immigrants. these i

. >> ainsley: calling on mayorkas to step down. >> brian: live in mission, texas with the latest, mattood morning, it was active and dangerous weekend for illegal migrants crossing into the country and border patrol. there was an incident when border patrol used force on a person sent to the hospital. a female human smuggler may have been agent lives in danger and they shot that woman, who is believed to have survived. it is not often border patrol use their weapons. a deadly chase, 3:40 a.m. in rio bravo, u.s. border patrol pursuing a car that failed to yield and the car crashed into a utility pole, ejecting six people and killing two. in lahoya, texas, an unacamped girl from honduras was found. she said she was smuggled with two women on a raft. small groups of chinese nationals who illegally crossed into the u.s. and surrendered, they are usually expedited unless they claim fear of persecution. texas dps says since beginning of fiscal year nearly 3000 chinese nationals encountered at the border, some paying upward of $35,000 to be smuggled. 61% disagree with how the president is han

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secretary mayorkas and the biden administration they are the ones responsible for all of this.policy that you just talked about putting handcuffs essentially on our border patrol agents making it so that they can a not do their jobs to keep our country safe and secure our borders. or it is in he is sense the biden administration open border policy that really just serves to empower and enrich cartels. we see piece of evidence after evidence about hose side this administration is really on. it's not on the side of the american part-time. it's not on the side of securing our border and ensuring our communities are safe. it is on the side of enriching these cartels who, you know, make no mistake. they can try to express these crocodile tears and compassion all they want as you heard in the hearings there. but it is the cartels who are benefiting. it is the people there who are suffering. pels through open borders. take a look at what they are doing here at home. you have them undermining our first amendment rights, undermining second amendment rights. sexualizing our kids at schoo

what mayorkas told you, josÉ, is it's different because they allowed for more legal pathways. pathways for some and not for others, and my reporting shows they do not plan on opening more legal pathways. when this proposal is finally made official in the coming weeks, there will be no more legal pathways coming with that proposal, josÉ. >> so julia, let's kind of refresh our memories. this is what the secretary told me last month about this new parole program. let's listen to that. >> this is not a trump era policy and does not resemble a trump era policy. we provided a lawful path for individuals to seek entry through our ports along the southern border. >> so julia, just trying to figure out exactly what this means. so they are saying if you go from, let's say, i don't know, venezuela through central america and then go up, if you don't request asylum there, you can't come into the united states either way? meanwhile, if you are on a boat or a raft from haiti to the united states on a raft that you are not paying people to get you there, you will be deported automatically. i

you know who echoed that with liberal justice alejandro mayorkas.ed the representative of the government, how do you expect to deal with this point of issue that the argument the administration is making that in the past, the supreme court has ruled automatically it means congress has to pay for it. and i think this is what alejandro mayorkas needs to understand thus far because of biden's decisions, we have forgiven $201 billion to the tune of $8,000 for every american household. to your point blue-collar americans that don't deserve to settle to the tune of $8,000 other people's lofty educational goals. every single month, that president biden has engaged in this and additional 6 billion. the numbers are too great for us to understand. but it includes -- >> harris: i think we get it. >> emily: the pandemic but the one time the public service loan forgiveness. so i think at the end of the day, it is not just about what the supreme court will rule, which is it has no authority but how much damage has already been fenced. >> harris: i can only imagin

secures border, that is why we're bringing two agents before committee tomorrow, we asked for 4, mayorkasling to threat to. we have to threaten to subpoena these 2. kennedy: i thought it was interesting head was -- why do you think that is? >> just think about that, why would a wouldn't he want them to come before congress. if what this administration says publicly is true, why won't congress give us more money, why couldn't y wouldn't you send 4 border patrol agents in front of congress and say we need more money, they won't do it the biden administration's has an open border policy, it is making's bad problem worse every day, one of your goal is to put a price tag on it, let the american people know how much of their hard earned tax dollars goes for transportation, medicate, public education, housing. everything -- the food stamps, these are expenses and services that are taken away from our hard working tax paying americans going to illegals. kennedy: you have a lot of hard working, paying taxpaying americans who are about to encounter another recession. and their dollar will go even l

what we lack is alejandro mayorkas's will and joe biden's will.ack. >> something this size, this kills 330 americans, something this size. >> what we can see here the facts show we're seizing more fentanyl. for me, as a mom, that is a sign of success. >> to know the pain of what it feels like to lose someone to fentanyl is something that i think many people in this room do not understand. american people all across the country understand. >> for any member of this house of representatives advocating to defund burp and ice, not only are you complicit in aiding an abetting traffickers, but you're hurting minority children. >> martha: here now, the last lawmaker, newly elected congress woman, anna paulina. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what did you accomplish? >> this is the first time if two years that we have come together as a house and address the issues. you heard from mayorkas saying that these numbers were unsustainable. yet you see the democrats trying to make this a polarized issue on their party's partisanship and ra

brian: the hearings will be alejandro myoyardeni kasam and leading for the -- mayorkas and you've beeneading the charge on filing charges for his impeachment and this week another resolution that he should be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and wave heard from house speaker kevin mccarthy saying you're being a bit premature here and let the investigation happen and then see if an impeachment probe happens and then you do the articles of impeachment. what do you have to say to republicans that say you're putting the carpet before the horse here? >> you can sit around and wait until we've just totally lost the border. right now our border is controlled by the mexican drug cartels and we have increasing human trafficking, sex trafficking, drug trafficking and it's being done intentionally. there's not anybody that's not going to say this isn't being done intentionally as far as having the border open and the ramifications. i say let's go ahead and get started. if want to do an inquiry, do the inquiry. if we're going to sit around and talk about it and not have any action on thi

read your stuff and you are saying, our country, quote, cannot go another 2 years with secretary mayorkas charge of the border. we are going to have him for another 2 years, don't think you can get rid of him just like that, so what's the end game? he sticking around for 2 years, what happens to the country? >> the countries going to have irredeemable damage. you are looking at over 5 million people who illegally entered in the first 2 years of this administration. the number is going to go up and the programs they put in place, they will facilitate dissemination more easily throughout the country by this administration so they are moving people through this apps called cvp one, illegal for people to register across, while they are still in mexico. that's what is going to happen and what is happening. they will give them parole which is tobacco amnesty because they will be allowed to work for a given legal status. that is supposed to be on a case-by-case basis, never before this administration have you had more than a dozen or so the year. this had been a station, 300,000 last year alone

chris, before you go this week, you have spoken to mayorkas about the calls for his impeachment.hat clip, and then get your call on the other side. >> reporter: how seriously do you take the calls for your impeachment? >> oh, i take them seriously, it is the leadership of the house that provided those remarks. i don't dismiss it by any measure, but what i do is to focus on my work. >> what do you think is the basis for them calling for your impeachment? do you think that you have done anything wrong? >> no, i believe it is a disagreement over policy and it is used for political purposes to continue a negative dialogue about a migration challenge that is not unique to the united states to continue that dialogue to uplift it for political reasons. >> so, mr. secretary, have you come to a conclusion that these house committees request you or sup you as part of either the investigation or the impeachment proceeding, and if you will decide whether or not to appear? >> i will appear when congress asks me to do so. >> are you willing to appear? >> i have every intention to cooperate. >>

this is what i would like to say to the secretary of homeland security mayorkas, do your damn job.look at this yourself for real. you can't hide this stuff when you are looking into these ranchers' eyes and realize they found 15 dead bodies on property that we were on yesterday. that's real. the cost is real. >> steve: congressman derek van orden has now been to our southern border twice. which means you have been there twice more than. >> the president of the united states and the vice president. >> steve: there you go. congressman, thank you very much for getting up early and talking about what you saw yesterday. >> thanks for having me, steve. you come down here, too. >> steve: i would like to because it changes all the time. thank you, sir. all right. still ahead. ohio's governor, mike dewine is here as fallout continues from that derailment. but, first, get woke, go broke. a college donor is demanding $3 billion back after his family's name was removed from the law school. lawrence jones on that coming up. ♪ move along ♪ move along ♪ like i know you do ♪ and even when your hop

we see some of this video of them erupting at mayorkas when he does show up?t be any, but that's not really what is actually happened. not what happened to my husband. that's not what's happened to kathy, who also ran for congress. her husband as well. they say it won't. but we saw it firsthand that it's not true. >> brian: do you think there is enough pressure on the president at one point to take this as a legitimate security crisis, which we know it is, has there been enough pressure put on them with the bipartisan senate group going down. with him actually doing a visit? mayor adams going down and seeing the problem himself? do you see the screws being tightened? >> not at all to be honest with you. because we don't feel the difference. he came to see the southern border. really what's happened ever since? nothing. we are still seeing a huge amount of people crossing illegally into our country. nothing has changed. i believe that the american people need to put more pressure on this administration, the power is really on the american people. >> brian: cong