ilia: pedro, estÁs en mcallen, texas.chas gracias. cambiamos de tema. una tormenta de arena causÓ un choque mÚltiple en uah, ——utah, dejando mÚltiples heridos. varios vehÍculos se vieron involucrados en este trÁgico accidente. centenares de cubanosde distintas partes del paÍs y se manifestaron en washington para pedir solidaridad para con sus compatriotas en la isla, algunos marcharon a la embajada de cuba y otros le pidieron medidas firmes al presidente biden. reportera: llegaron de todas partes del paÍs. >> vengo de cincinnati. >> new jersey. >> miami. reportera: cientos de cubanos se concentraron frente a la casa blanca, y hubo por las marchas. >> nada bueno, biden tiene que tomar otras acciones porque estamos sufriendo y se nos estÁ muriendo la gente en cuba. >> enseÑarle a biden y a toda la gente que esto va a cambiar. reportera: le piden a la casa blanca una intervenciÓn humanitaria, pero el gobierno, si bien ha condenado la violencia y represiÓn en la isla, solamente ha sancionado al jefe de las fuerzas armadas y a

a few thousand a day in the mcallen sector. we've had, i think, from memory, 70 border patrol agents get covid in the last month. we had 20 in laredo. all of this is happening in real-time. all while the administration talked about unwinding title 42 and not worrying about what's happening at our southern border while telling us and preaching to us about vaccine passports. oh, no, you better go mask up again. fentanyl. right down here. fentanyl. 2021 remember us is 2020 fentanyl numbers -- versus 2020 fentanyl numbers. here's 1,000 pounds of fentanyl in a month. 1,000 pounds of fentanyl in a month. that's enough to kill millions of people. but that's happening right now. but nobody seems to care on the other side of the aisle. oh, don't worry, the just fentanyl. -- it's just fentanyl. no problem to see here. but say that to my constituent who died with valium laced with fentanyl recently. and this is happening across the country. we're now at 92,000 or so opioid deaths in this country. i'll come back to that in a minute because

el consulado de el salvador en mcallen les ayuda con el proceso de repatriaciÓn. >>> un grupo de personasa y mÁs situaciones que se presentaran para este fin de semana. al volver. (comerciales) >>> le adelantamos, un grupo de cubanos que residen miami salieron del sur de miami en lanchas para llegar a su paÍs para demostrar su apoyo a los familiares que siguen en cuba. >>> llevamos benganas, linternas chicas, estamos apoyando. donde estÁn los hermanos. >>> el canciller de cuba advirtiÓ a estados unidos ctur actuar con seridad para evitar consecuencias que no le conviene a nadie. >>> estÁn disparando. >>> hubo disparos y una movilizaciÓn en el funeral del presidente de haitÍ, la delegaciÓn diplomÁtica de estados unidos abandonÓ el lugar, y tambiÉn hubo protestas. en surfside los rescatistas concluyeron sus labores de rescate, la policÍa y expertos forenses estÁn trabajando para identificar restos humanos. >>> fueron 29 dÍas de bÚsqueda y rescate en surfside con la esperanza de encontramos sobrevivientes, y esto les deja los rescatistas un sabor amargo. >>> sentimos que cerramos este ciclo

piden ayuda los gobiernos de estados unidos y canadÁ porque sienten que sus casos estÁn olvidados en mcallenajos temporales concedidas en virtud de un acueo con washington amas de llaves jardineros, asistentes operarios de la industride mariscos y ca carpinteros forman el grueso de las 2000 plazas a cubrir segÚn este programa renovable anu anualmente >> nunca tuve intenciones de i irme ilegal uno porque mi familia no tengo nada por ir y por otra el trabajo de lo que yo me dedico que es carpinterÍa aquÍ tambiÉn serÁ bastante. el plan busca disuadir a los h hondureÑos emigrantes fomentando cambio la inmigraciÓn con la garantÍa de la visa tipo h2 de. al cumplirse un mes de la t tragedia de suurfsid la policÍa del condado de miami dade expresÓ su dolor y s solidaridad, asÍ como tambiÉn lo equipos de rescate y au autoridades han recibido el r reconocimiento por su labor durante los trabajos de r recuperaciÓn de las vÍctimas y la retirada de los escombros del edificio derrumbado. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo aumenta el clamor c contra el gobierno de mÉxico el cumplirse 1000 dÍa de la falta

ayuda a los gobiernos de estados unidos y canadÁ porque sienten que sus casos estÁn olvidados en mcallensta marcha 1000 dÍas de esta carencia po lo que le exigen al gobierno que atienda esta de manera urgente tenemos el reporte. >> gritos >> las calles de la capital mexicana presionaran con esta exigencia. >>miles de personas provenientes de distintas entidades de paÍs, marcharon para exigir medicamentos y necesitan con urgencia pacientes con cÁncer. >> ahora estoy batallando por un medicamento que no hay ahora en el escritorio, estÁ muy caro. >>tambiÉn ella participÓ con su familia en esta movilizaciÓn, su abuela y madre, sobrevivieron a esta enfermedad. >> aquÍ estamos, para dar una lecciÓn, a lÓpez obrador aquÍ es la culpa del gobierno de mÉxico >> autoridades dicen que ya llegaron con medicamentos a diferentes hospitales para israel vvocero del movimiento nacional por la salud esto es una verdad a medias. >> las luchas que llegaron muchÍsimas medicinas totalmente no son tantas son millones de dosis que se necesitan ahÍ estÁn los eufemismos y trampas >> al movimiento se sumaron organi

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pasar al igual que expertos los cdc dicen que vacunarse es seguro, pero sobre todo un privilegio en mcallen restaurant al sur de california puso un mensaje retador en la puerta de su negocio asegurando que no cumplirá con ninguna restricción por el covid-19. en el aviso pegado en la puerta del local dice se requiere prueba de no estar vacunado. el comerciante dijo que está dispuesto a ir a una pelea legal en nombre de la constitución, como dato adicional, tan solo ayer lunes el condado orange reportó 1300 infecciones nuevas de covid-19. >> hablando de contagios vamos a ver cómo están los casos de coronavirus en todo el estado comparado con las cifras en el resto del país. >> en estados unidos se acumulan millones de copto joeys desde comenzó la pandemia y ayer se sumaron miles de nuevos casos, en california tenemos casi 20 mil de esos nuevos casos. el número de niños contagiados por el covid-19 también continúa en ascenso. la academia americana de pediatría anunció 2.000 nuevos contagios más los casos de menores de edad representan 17% de las infecciones semanales, 4 millones han dado posit

smugglers ran a non-stop ferry service to mcallen.buses taken to a shelter or given a notice to appear in court someday in the future. this florida congresswoman was stunned. >> for all. every single american should be outraged. i'm shaking i'm so mad right now. >> the border patrol will apprehend the highest number of migrants in 20 years. 180,000 in june. in july it will surpass a million driven by president biden's decision to release not detain or deport children and families. >> the border has moved. the border is not here in texas in arizona or california. the border is every town in america. >> that sheriff is part of a police contingent sent by red states to help texas do what governor abbott says president biden is not to stem the flow of illegal immigrants. biden says the border is closed. a claim that nobody south of it seems to believe. >> everything was tough. the hunger, fear of the narcotics. >> proud to be in this country where he is offered and given an opportunity. it is tough leaving family behind. >> it cost us a l

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trapped in the unlocked car then that they are scampered off into the woods tune in tomorrow martha mcallenlusive view of what is holding up police reform also to sit down with mark warner to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure build right here on fox news. that is how fox reports this saturday. >> hello america i am mark levin this is life liberty in the event here we are in the original studio how are you? >> thank you for having me. >> it is my honor ladies and gentlemen pete and i agree this country

tune in tomorrow martha mcallen and for chris wallace with an exclusive view of what is holding up police reform also to sit down with mark warner to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure build right here on fox news. that is how fox reports this saturday. >> hello america i am mark levin this is life liberty in the event here we are in the original studio how are you? >> thank you for having me. >> it is my honor ladies and gentlemen pete and i agree this country is india best trying to claw our way out we want to have this special our to talk with you about what we can do about it and where we are and how we got here. so rather than doing a one-hour monologue i thought best to discuss this with me? that is america taxes and , pete thank you for coming. >> i am behind humbled and when american marxism arrived in my mailbox it was like christmass for me. mark: thank you. >> phenomenal read and it could not be a more important moment for all the reasons you stated. i have the same feeling that we are not looking at the address that in the middle of it and you use the word marxism for the f

and that what joe biden and kamala harris want, that is why they don't go down to the mcallen, texas where it is overwhelming, they know what their policies are doing, they don't need to see what they are doing. do you agree? >> absolutely. they have taken their authority away. our immigration law no long sneer the department of justice -- mark: the different of justice, they alike they don't have power. they have all kinds of power, that is federal law enforcement, they have power to prosecutor not. department of just is and attorney general of united states they want nothing to do with this either. we have a failure of the federal government, border is to be controlled by the federal government. we have some patriotic courageous governors trying to do anything they can to protect the border and citizenry, and citizen of the there are country, while joe biden, sits there or stands there, does not want to see or go to the border, has ice water in his veins and does not seem to give a damn, this is your life, you wake up, you watch this president speak, you must say to yourself, she u

. >> business is booming for companies operating of mcallen, texas, inundated with illegal migrants beingeased into the us are looking to get ride out of town, the new york post reporting four bus companies in the city have added as many as 6 daily roots totaling 250 seats but it is still not enough. in arizona border patrol, 197 illegal immigrants, among them 147 children. many of them traveling alone from guatemala. the group was discovered near san miguel. >> secretary of education betsy devos slamming a link to radical activist group that pushes critical race theory in schools. >> this notion that was a mistake, having been at the department, i know full well that there were eyes on and full knowledge of this going on. the department of education under the biden administration is as left-wing as you can imagine. >> the department of education is denying the connection saying, quote, the department does not endorse the recommendations of this group or affect policy positions. was an error. leo terrel city can't believe anything case and joined us last hour. >> the biden administration

. >> the former president received a briefing from border officials in west waco texas, nearby mcallen in the southern part of texas before actually touring the border with texas governor greg abbott. is this is the border comes just days after the vice president kamala harris visited el paso with homeland security secretary allie mayorkas last friday, donald trump says now is the time to continue building the border wall you see right there in that video. >> it has to be stopped now. this can't go until 2020. if you look at some of these caravans with 15, 20, 25,000 people, daughter and those caravans are the worst people on earth. >> always a lot of rhetoric when it comes from both sides of the island talking about border apprehensions and border security but these are hard numbers right here from customs and border protection, 180,000 plus apprehensions in may, that is up 674% from last year alone. >> the united states of america was built on love law and with the biden administration is doing is not enforcing the rule of law, first it happens for all the people they are better in,

funded flights of illegal immigrants to disperse them inside this country.l i went with trump to mcallent border crisis was happening. we had a hard time getting a flight back to washington, d.c. i was trying to get back to work for the american people. i boarded and realized there are 50 seats still left open. i don't understand why we had a hard time. a new group came in. all had a large yellow envelope with a big city written on it. a cute young lady and her mother were beside me. i started talking to them and i realized they just came here over the southern border and taxpayer funds are sending them across the country.bo i am headed to washington, d.c. to save people money. yet we are wasting money onto illegal immigrants. it's wrong. >> if you could persuade people, this is not something to do. getting democrats to vote with you would be difficult. congressman biggs, in addition to the absurdity of flying people into the interior. there is no major covid testing. it's not just covid. zika and measles and scabies and the scary thing it's what we don't know. isn't that right? it's a c

and yes, i have been here, boots on the ground in mcallen and up until about 3:00 a.m.xpensive welcoming party, welcome to america party that we have ever seen. you have national guard, you have border patrol, you have texas gps, standing on the banks along with myself and six of my sheriffs from my state and we are watching as coyotes, some of whom are americans, are literally bringing people on rafts. just last night we saw over 200 that were coming over. as young as two months old. it is staggering. i quite literally am at a logs for words, for what i saw just in the last six hours as a representative. but as you said, these are people who want to be apprehended. this million apprehensions, it's a staggering number but these are people who want to be processed and released into the united states. your violent criminals, sex offenders, gang members, terrorists, because we know there are people on the terrorist watch list coming over from 140 different countries, those people are either a mile north or south on the river. and that is the concern. to date, fiscal year-t

this footage captured by fox news shows bus loads of migrants being dropped off at bus stations in mcallen struggling to keep up with the backlog of immigrants entering the u.s. griff: here to discuss that, retired acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor, tom homan. tom, thank you for getting up this morning. i want to ask you, because we've heard a lot about the rising cases of covid coming across our border, the covid positive detainees in the rgb sector alone is at a 900% increase in the first two weeks of july. they had 135. you can explain to our viewers perhaps better than anyone that we don't test migrants when they are encountered, we test them after they're put in custody. i am concerned, as i suspect you may be as well, that the administration is at risk of unleashing the delta variant in an unprecedented way in this country if they they don't crack down at the border, do you agree. >> i absolutely agree. in the northern border with canada it's still closed because of covid. the southern border is wide open. i.c.e. already had 7500 positive covid cases run through their s

fitzgerald: i rise today to talk about a recent trip to mcallen, texas, where i had the opportunity to tour the southern border. what struck me the most was hearing from border agents about the sheer volume of fentanyl that is being seized right now. in fact, u.s. customs and border protection reported that 1,053 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the southwest border in june alone. that's more than the last three junes combined. following my trip, i introduced an amendment at judiciary committee markup to ensure criminal penalties are made for those that are caught with fentanyl. i would question my colleagues who voted against this, we must find a way of stopping the flow of fentanyl. however, i suspect, because most do not want to confront this issue at the border, that they're not going to address this issue. in the absence of action, there's going to be no winners on this issue. only families who continue to grapple with the consequences firsthand. thank you, madam chair, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman f

she pit stopped in el paso, which is 750 miles away from mcallen where the crisis actually is. >> letocratic congressman cuellar of texas was on the show yesterday. he spoke about the humanitarian crisis at the border. what more do you think needs to be done to stop the migrants from making this dangerous journey creating the crisis you're talking about? >> i think this is pretty simple. we do need to maintain title 42. title 42 is the health code that allows us to turn people back because of the pandemic. the vast majority of the people coming across the river, coming here for economic reasons. god bless them. i understand it. when i go to the river, jake -- last night i went down to the river. i was down there and there were 700 migrants in a holding facility that had come in the two or three hours before on the late afternoon shift. this is a real problem that everyone i talk to -- and i talked to some yesterday in my broken spanish. i said why did you come? they say for jobs, economic opportunity, et cetera. i understand that. but that's not asylum. asylum is a very specific law o

visit listenlively.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, we are broadcasting from texas near mcallen.t trump and the governor greg abbott. this is a town hall. we will have some questions. ma'am, welcome to the program. >> sean: what is your first name? >> my name is janet brown and i live in eddie berg. >> sean: welcome. >> i am hispanic. i actually came from nicaragua and south american. i am very familiar with south america and i live two years in honduras and then nicaragua. i came to the united states in 1960. i won't tell you my age. but anyway, i came here legally. and it is really sad to see what is going on at our borders here. my question is, president trump, what long-term damage and destruction will be 18 open borders agenda due to the country, and what is it costing law-abiding u.s. taxpayers? >> former president trump: so, it is a very fair question. and i know you know the answer probably as well as anybody in this room. it is incalculable how bad this is. we have not hundreds of thousands, but millions of people storming into the country. some of them as we discussed a

. >> here in mcallen, la jolla. you're being transported.them in one place unless they want to be. >> border patrol agents begin processing migrants out in the field and give them masks. customs and border protection says if the migrants are showing symptoms for covid-19 they'll take them to the local health care system. officials in texas say that's insufficient. governor greg abbott issued an executive order authorizing texas law enforcement to stop vehicles carrying certain migrants and return them to their hotels or near border crossings. the department of justice is suing texas to overturn governor abbott's executive order. the justice department has also filed an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order for the governor is doing. governor abbott says it would be of some solace if the federal government were conducting appropriate covid-19 testing and other mitigation strategies. i will take every available step consistent with the law to fulfill my duty to protect the health and safety of all texans. >> i've been very respect

she joins me now for exclusive interview from the southern border in mcallen, texas: last time i sawn the hallway. everything was so fast moving along. but i talked to you at that point because i was in speaking with participants at cpac, people were asking who is your dream team for 2024. and, of course, president trump we know is a favorite of all of us. your name also came up. and i don't -- i have been a big admirer of yours and yet, i was surprised to hear that but you have been in the news. you are now at the border. can you tell us what your -- what you think your own impact governor of south dakota certainly now with your national guard troops on the border and does this signal a national message that you want to s people? >> well, for us, when governor abbott and governor ducey asked for help securing the border, we recognized that immediately as a national security issue. something the federal government should be doing but was neglecting to. and, for us, in south dakota, that impacts us, also the drugs that come across this border and end up in south dakota, filter a lot t

the former president got a firsthand look at the crisis in mcallen, texas, overwhelmed by illegal immigrants pouring into america. trump along with texas governor greg abbott and a group of republicans toured unfinished portions of the border wall and met with sheriffs and border agents there. they say president biden's policies are fueling the crisis. >> you have an open, really dangerous border. more dangerous than it's ever been in the history of our country. all biden had to do is go to the beach. if he had done nothing we would have the strongest border we've ever had. >> things have changed to quickly and dramatically under the biden administration it has been disastrous. people of texas has been pleading for us to step up and help restore safety and security in their lives and that's exactly why texas is stepping up and doing a job that is truly the federal government's job. >> harris: republicans are saying trump is the one still meeting on this issue and the biden team is ignoring american's concerns. >> my takeaway is the real border czar is president trump. this federal government

. >> i spent the time with him last week in mcallen, and he looked over and said to me, dan, are you for one more in 2024? [cheers and applause] >> reporter: -- conservative voices have been taking the stage this afternoon, liz, addressing some current issues like pushing back on big tech and censorship, pushing back on cancel culture, securing the border and achieving energy independence. we have speakers coming up in just a few moments, donald trump jr. will be addressing the crowd gathered this afternoon. south dakota governor kristi noem and dr. ben carson coming up this weekend. anyone can follow along with live coverage by watching on the fox nation app, liz. elizabeth: lydia, thank you so much. it's good to see you. look who's back with us now, texas congressman michael cloud. we also -- he was appointed by house gop leader mccarthy to the big tech censorship task force and with us is former white house information officer teresa payton. your assessment of president biden's trust-buster action today, sweeping executive order to break up monopolies. how's this going to go down?

bring the update i want to come back to the border conversation and covid as well, to your point and mcallenere positive, that positivity rate is i 7.9%, here in new york city when things were at 7.9% the city was shut down. >> that just tells you the hypocrisy, it is incredible to see the recklessness of the biden administration in the dh, department of homeland security mayorkas and what they're doing to the american people you have to absolutely question their morality and their integrity of why in the world they would be putting peoplee at risk and actually spreading during a pandemic and how in the world can someone with a smidgen of reality even with character to do something t like this they he sworn an oath to uphold the constitution to protect the american people and protect the migrants themselves and they have invited these people in and they're talking about one of their bills the democrats are going to put amnesty and they want them on a pathway to voting as quickly as they possibly can and the only solution here to keep these people and keep us safe, that is a title 42 public h

officials in nearby mcallen say they have never seen this many migrants travel through their city.ministration to maintain a policy that denies certain migrants entry into the united states because of the pandemic. an authority known as title 42. >> we just know that it if it does we can expect our numbers most like lion to crease dramatically. >> officials have considered terminating title 42 as early as this month. the white house says the authority will remain in place as long as health officials recommend it. customs and border protection says it has expelled more than 750,000 migrants under title 42 since october. in the rio grande valley sector, about 70 border patrol agents have tested positive for covid-19. more than a quarter of the unaccompanied children deported this week have also tested positive. that's according to congressman henry cuellar, he represents this area. the department of homeland security has just announced several new initiatives designed to address this border surge including an expedited removal process for families that have no valid claim to enter th

i talked to one of those ranchers down there in mcallen, texas, and he told me sometimes he has to lock doors because they wind up in his garage. they're cutting new his property to get wherever they need to go, and he just doesn't know what's going the happen. lawrence, last week we saw wild images of hundreds of migrants in del rio, texas. they were one of the areas where the border wall was, and you could just see how overwhelmed the agents were. some migrants were trying to push through those agents and get across onto u.s. soil, and if that wall hadn't been there, it's hard to imagine how border patrol agents would have been able to handle that situation. and it's not just folks coming from central america. we have seen more and more haitians coming over, people from cuba, ending ya -- india, romania. talk about how it's not just people seek ising a were the economic goal, economic life, but some people might be taking advantage of this open back door. >> 100%. and it's a criminal enterprise that allows this to happen. when i was at the border reporting three years ago, we interact

grace mcallen, simone biles.efending all-around champion. i mean, she could end up winning five gold medals. what do you think about the team's chances? >> well, obviously, i mean, that's one of the locks of the olympics is the u.s. women's gymnastics team. they're that good. they come into the competition with so much more difficulty, in terms of skills than the other teams. that they can even make some mistakes, and still win it. not too many mistakes but a few. and i think, of course, being led by simone biles, who is, certainly, the most dominant gymnast in the history of the sport. she has the chance to make history here. to be the first olympic all-around athlete to repeat as olympic champion since the 1960s. and maybe win five gold medals which would be most of any gymnast ever, tying the former soviet union. she is on the brink of history and, of course, we are all just waiting to see how magnificently she does. but, you know, when you think about the olympics and the pandemic and all the adversity that t

officials in nearby mcallen say they never seen this many migrants travel to their city.s rising, they say they are urging the biden administration to maintain a policy that denies certain migrants entry into the united states because of the pandemic. and authority known as title 42. >> we know that if it does, if it goes away we can expect our numbers most likely to increase dramatically. >> it administration officials have considered terminating title 42 as early as this month. the white house says the authority will remain in place as long as health officials recommend it. customs and border protection's says it has expelled more than 750,000 migrants under title 42 since october. in the rio grande valley sector, about 70 border patrol agents have tested positive for covid-19. it more than a quarter of the unaccompanied children deported this week have also tested positive. that's according to congress meant henry cuellar, he represents this area. the department of oman security has just announced several new initiatives designed to address this border search including

as i speak to you, i am sitting here at mcallen, texas at the border. six of my shares are with national guard border patrol, pulling people out of the river. my fear is that one day somebody will bring a dirty bomb across the border, and that is something we are not prepared for. local sheriffs are seeing this firsthand and they don't even know this office exists. i look forward to helping you get the word out about what you are doing for training, to make sure our frontline guys and gals have the best resources available. with that, i yelled back. -- yield back. rep. demings: the chair will not recognize other members for questions they may want to ask witnesses. i will recognize in order of seniority, alternating between majority and minority. members are reminded to unm ute themselves when recognize for questioning. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. payne. rep. payne: it is good to be with you again for this very timely hearing. this is a follow-up for me from a hearing that i had in october of 2019 on bio defense. at the heari

roy rodriguez the city manager for that mcallen rio grande.s seats to get everyone out. all of the seats are already purchased for tomorrow. if somebody wants to buy a bus fare to head north they have to wait two days. steve: unbelievable. brian: this is obscene how they are getting to the border from other nations we don't understand. why they get in and open up the gates makes no sense. why texas, in particular, isn't arresting them and filing trespassing charges on them. even though the governor says he was going to do it for some reason he is not. and instead we are using n ls millions of dallas, maybe billions could have been spent securing the border to give them transportation interior of our country where they don't belong. don mclaughlin is dealing with it front and center. he's the mayor of it a town in texas where the migrants are invading his town are. >> being told told constantly by this administration oh, social distancing, wear your mask. get ready for a shutdown. don't go here. don't do that stay home. don't go around somebody

. >> i recently visited mcallen, texas, where i met with your special agent in charge of the san antonio field office. he was able to brief me on the maun stream companies with a national security or innovation focus such as spacex. what i heard was disturbing. terribly threatening in my view to the well-being of americans and to our economy. director ray, are you aware of the threats? and what can you tell us in this unclassified sitting about this topic? >> i'm very pleased you were able to meet a high performing office down there and they're dealing with some very challenging and complex threats. of course, i spoke in the past about the very serious counter intelligence threats that i think we face from our adversaries. and we've been very focused on working with the private sector, specifically on the counter untell jens front. as the u.s. moves more and more towards the private sector in terms of space exploration, we need to support those companies in the same way he would would explore nasa. it will be better to arrange some kind of classified briefing for you. >> if it's okay for

need cooperation from local landowners and law enforcement here in this area when we are close to mcallenroceeds that aren't set up or handled to enforce immigration law. you have a little bit of friction here between the state and government and local officials if the state of texas is still now trying to tackle this problem in a very different way. >> sandra: those numbers continue to spike. rich edson in la jolla. >> john: a new report finding some politicians calling for cutting funding to police are actually okay spending millions on protection of crime for themselves. a mother and her baby trapped under that car. how policemen just to get them out, that's next. mission control, we are go for launch. ♪♪ t-minus two minutes and counting. ♪♪ um, she's eating the rocket. -copy that, she's eating the rocket. i assume we needed that? [chomping sound] ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. she has eaten the rocket. [girl burps] over. the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business

so when i left that area in the mcallen airport i saw people with manila envelopes. on the envelope it says, i do not speak english, but gives directions as to where you should go. as we talked to some immigrants come a-- coming across they knew where they wanted to go. i want to go to chicago, i want to go to new york, i want to go to louisiana. we dutifully put the instructions on this the manila envelope, without i.d., they're allowed to get on airlines without i.d., something none of us would be allowed to do, and take them wherever they want to go. the next thing i'll mention, people talk about keeping families together. we see not a small number of children all alone in what i can only describe as cages. i would say they are, oh, maybe, 20 feet by 20 feet with maybe eight kids in there all under the age of 5 or another fencing area with kids who are older than that crowded together, maybe 10 to 13. there are -- they are obviously kids because we do let kids who claim to be under 18, who almost certainly aren't, but in any event it's heart breaking to see these

his father was killed two years ago in mcallen when he was shot down.s on the border defending america or defining texas, these are real stories and realize that are impacted and i'm so proud of this young man following in his dad's footsteps. our troopers are on the front line following the national guard and this white house is allowing a country not only to be invaded with many criminals crossing the border, ms-13 potential or current gang members, but now they are letting a flow of people infected with covid while they are telling students in the first and second grade that they have to wear a mask, and this is what i say to the white house. why not you do something and stop the flow of illegal immigrants coming across this country with covid. when it you do that? is a president that yesterday apparently made of a story about driving 18-wheelers and if he makes up stories about driving 18-wheelers, what is this president -- on the border. >> bill: i hear your passion. there's no testing in the border? did that change or is it very minimal? >> we had

. >> we just you just tell you up fromis coming mcallen and we are going to terminate it and drop theseeople off in houston? were you told that? >> no. >> how much experience you have with gang activity? >> i have a great deal of expense, i worked on gang murders before gang nexus as well as currently we operate in a number of different avenues to combat gang crime in our community. >> which were the prominent gangs in houston you dealt with? >> we have some local ones like tango blast, the bloods, crips, cellosho, ms 13, a variety just like many other jurisdictions. >> we held a hearing on ms 13 and it was chilly, to say the least. the brutality of that gang. when we are apprehending 600 thousand people a day overwhelming cbp, that's opening up forwarders for drugs, gang members, unsavory individuals, the got a ways. there are 6000 apprehended, 1000 known got a raise, we have no idea how many unknown got a ways. this is way more than a crisis of its continuing, by the way. what percent of the individuals do you believe are going to show up at an ice off as having different dispersed wi

. >> when you were sheriff of houston, did dhs tell you a busload was coming up from mcallen -- mcgowan? >> no, sir. >> how much experience did you have in houston with gang activity? >> i have a great deal of experience. i've worked on gang murders before that had obviously a gang is as well as currently, we operate in a number of different avenues to combat gang crime in our community. sen. johnson: which were the prominent gangs in houston that you dealt with? gonzalez: the bloods, the crips, the southwest cholos, ms-13, we have a variety. sen. johnson: we held a hearing on ms 13 and it was chilling to say the least. the brutality of that gang. when we are apprehending 600,000 people per day overwhelming cvp, that's opening up core doors -- corridors for drugs, for gang members. this is way more than a crisis and is continuing, by the way. having been dispersed with just the address, the high percentage of the 6000 people per day, do you think they are going to be dispersed? gonzalez: if confirmed, i would want to understand what criteria they are using, what information they are gat

this was shot by our drone team about 8:00 this morning at mcallen bus station.ation down there where they are given bus tickets to be driven pretty much wherever they want to go within the country. now, according to "the new york post," they cannot keep up with business down there at the bus station, the bus companies. there have been so many is illegal immigrants packing these buses, they're just let go and released with notice to appear in court documents, and they're being driven all over the place, and local residents are having to wait two days to get a bus ticket because the feds are buying up tickets the give these illegal immigrants to go, essentially, wherever they want. four bus companies down there have added six new daily routes with a 250 new seats, and they still cannot keep up with business. border patrol after they process, after they're done processing them, they're just dropping off at bus stations, and they're just getting driven around the country. take a look at this video from del rio this morning because these arrivals are happening every