the republican made a statement from mcallen, texas on the border towns that has been inundated withs the past year. abbott said border safety and security will be a major focus of his campaign. bill is live in la jolla texas with the details, bill pay. >> arthel good evening to you. it's not surprise governor abbott chosen city mccown to make his announcement. mcallen was having tens of thousands of illegal immigrants dumped into their city by the federal government eventually released into the interior of the country pre-part of the activity here and the rio grande valley as a whole take a look at the video shot here yesterday in la jolla texas for its menacing bit of a slower week out here but still activity just not the massive groups were used to seeing more individuals and smaller families as well as runners being apprehended even with the slower week the source on fox news since october them in more than one or 40000 apprehensions in this rio grande valley sector alone. you mention governor abbott being here yesterday take a look at the video was shot yesterday again, official

southern border just outside of mcallen, texas across from mexico. we are getting another firsthand look at the growing and very dangerous illegal immigration crisis, thousands of migrant crossing every day and as we have been showing you many get jetted off on secret overnight flights to anywhere they want in the u.s. all courtesy to biden administration. not to mention fentanyl crosses at record rate enough to kill millions of americans. i spoke with texas governor greg abbott who say it is white house has yet to acknowledge any of these issues. have you heard from president biden on this border? >> no, never. maria: never? that's incredible. you will hear more from the exclusive interview plus my conversation with five attorneys generals that are here surveying the border and suing the administration, we will get into it all morning long. markets searching for direction after yesterday's losses, it was another volatile session yesterday on wall street, investors responding to better than expected fourth quarter gdp numbers and more hawkish federal

live in the way of texas with more. >> good evening is not a coincidence and governor abbott chose mcallennt it's one of the epicenters in the rio grande valley during the border crisis at the city with the federal government was releasing tens of thousands of migrants during the peak months the rio grande valley here's a video right here in the way you we mentioned yesterday it's a little bit slower of a week they still been activity reducing smaller groups and more individual runners with the massive groups of families border patrol trying to apprehend people in dhs telling us more than 140,000 apprehensions sense october. if you take a look at the video governor abbott and the rbg the official announcement that he will be seeking another term as texas governor help make the governor huge priority. he's gone after the biden administration and touted what texas has done in response saying the state is spending billions of dollars to secure the border itself with the troopers, national guard and building its own border wall, the state of texas about how to do it, take a listen. >> what are

sensaciones en el rango de los 20 y esto permite que hielo se reporte en ciudades tan al sur como mcallenviendo hielo sobre las carolinas, y el mayor temor es la acumulación de media pulgada de hielo sobre carreteras en carolina del norte y para el sábado la situación mejora pero esta noche carretera 45 y la 90 deberían tener hielo hoy para salir a manejar así que tome mucha precaución y para a el fin de semana el aire gélido sigue en nueva york, chicago, lectura de temperaturas para cada uno de los días por debajo de punto de congelación así que el fin de semana para seguir en casa abrigados, hoy es un día para no salir a manejar a través de las vías de rodaje. >> muchísimas gracias por la información. >> buen fin de semana para ti y los amigos televidentes. >> gracias y para tus familiares y para ti. >> ahora vamos a arizona porque desconsolada la familia de irene de 37 años de edad, el cuerpo de ella fue encontrada por la policía en un área remota, su pareja jorge quinteros es el principal sospechoso está en el condado de mariposa y y icen que él tendría vínculos con el cártel de sinal

preocupacion es tal que varios distritos escolares cancelaron las clases.pedro ultreras nos informa desde mcallentos contagios de familias de estudiantes en texas en clases, sobre todo en houston, cuarto distrito escolar mÁs grandes del paÍs. distrito de escuelas pÚblicas de fiesta tiene mÁs de 3500 casos de contagios, 750 son empleados, el resto son estudiantes. >> nos sentimos bastante desgastados y cansados. pedro: esta maestra dice que los niÑos renÉ mucho de cÓmo estÁn las cosas, y ello estÁn al borde del colapso emocional. >> es necesario, pero en dÍa no se arreglar el problema. pedro: otros distritos de texas tambiÉn encarcelado o modificado sus clases por dato covid—19 a cancelar clases hoy y maÑana. >> situaciÓn es muy crÍtica, pero vamos paso por paso, nada mÁs los de la de muerto dos dÍas y despuÉs veremos quÉ hacemos. pedro: que hay cerca de 400 estudiantes contrariados y 77 profesores, estos dÍas sin clases los usan para de los planteles. >> cerraremos estos dÍas para infectar y luego veremos otro que poseen el futuro. pedro: un estudio revela que el cierre de las escuelas afecta neg

what, if any progress is being made a print out big interviews on the ground and mcallen, texas.this week and over and sunday morning futures of the fox news channel join me live for sunday morning futures for exclusive interviews with senator tom cotton truth social ceo devon known as a former speaker of the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like 20

southern border just outside of mcallen texas. will be surveying the border crisis firsthand bringing you the scene from the ground here in texas but here with me this weekend 13 states attorney general from around the country they are alarmed over the impact the surge of illegal migrants having on their citizens, their states in the u.s. natural security. coming up all speaking with three of those ages representing florida, missouri, indiana brazil tells whites so fortunate for them to be with the teacher with us this weekend for my one-on-one interview texas governor greg abbott. what he's doing right now to stand up to the biden administration bad border policy protects us taking matters into their own hand to protect america with the new state funded border wall. but first other wild week on wall street. we saw the dell recover from more than 1100 drop earlier in the week by the federal reserve indicating rate hikes are coming beginning in march. plus stronger growth in the fourth quarter then we thought for the dow in the s&p

a year later, the first sa-sex case delivered by syrian mcallen in a bbc-- sir ian mckellen and a bbcducon. a british love affair with indian food was ignited by a show that began in 1982. >> the kind of food you get in indian homes. one of the things i'm going to make, a classical north indian. >> the launch of the ipad in 2007 mainstreaming mainstream. what is changing is not just what we are watching, but how we are watching it. shaun: even as u.s. president can be stopped by the weather. the winter storm struck washington and made for a rather snow we arrival for joe biden. air force one landed back at the joint based at andrews base in washington, as a snowstorm roth u.s. capitol to a standstill. even the trucks transporting the stairs had to be pushed manually as they struggled through the biting wind. no fun at any age, let alone volunteer 70's, but the president got through after g stuck on the time for 30 minutes. that is a pper east coast snowstorm, isn't it. i hope if you have been enjoying that, you have kept warm and dry. and don't go back. we will be back on the narrator

southern border just outside of mcallen texas.rder crisis firsthand bringing you the scene from the ground here in texas but here with me this weekend 13 states attorney general from around the country they are alarmed over the impact the surge of

mcallen, texas, elected a republican mayor for the first time in, like, 30 or 40 years. why?not want this. they want the border secured. they want the economics of america to flourish and be stable to they can grow their individual lives. of. stuart: speaker pelosi reversed course. she's now open to banning congressional stock trades. so are you in the unusual position now of agreeing with speaker pelosi that that, yes, congress people should not own stocks and trade stocks? what do you say on this? >> well, first, if spooker pelosi's going -- speaker pelosi's going to back good policies, then, yeah, we'll be in agreement. i was a stock trader before i got to congress. members of congress should not be trading. we have information that the public does not have available to them. we get it so much sooner than it's, quote-unquote, publicly available. we shouldn't be doing it. it sends the wrong message. president members want to earn money in the -- members want to earn money in the stock market, leave congress. but we shouldn't be doing that while we're serving america. stuart

we are taking the show live to mcallen, texas, the border with mexico, and we will bring you the latesthand info on the border cries civiles i'll be speaking in an -- crisis. i'll be speaking in an exclusive with texas governor greg abbott on friday morning. join us for that interview. the attorneys generals of five states will join us with their reaction of what they see at the border. ken paxton has put together a summit of 12 ags. we'll speak with several of them on tomorrow's program to discuss the wide open border crisis and its impact. stay with us. we've got congressman warren on the other side of this break. back in a minute. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. careful now. nice! you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. oh dad, the twins are now... ...vegan. i know, i got 'em some of those plant burgers. - nice! - yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd] yeah! because i do. ok, that was awesome. voya. be confident to

take a look at this video out of mcallen on saturday.n the rgb announcing he will seek another term for texas governor in mcallen. they have been at the center of the border crisis. the border crisis is something he will center his campaign on. he mentions the fact texas is having to spend billions of its own dollars building a wall sounding texas troopers and national guard to the border. texas having to do the job of the federal government. >> we responded with the strongest border security effort by any state ever in the history of the united states of america. we provided $3 billion to secure the border. and added 15 laws to crack down on the heinous crime of human trafficking. >> you mentioned the ice report off the top. that's right. for the first time in a decade we don't have that ice report released by the end of the calendar year. dhs says the report right now is being held up by the white house's domestic policy council because, quote, the numbers speak for themselves. we'll keep you tuned on that. send it back to you. >> bill

you mentioned abbott, take a look at the video, he was here in the rio grande valley yesterday in mcallennnouncing that he will be running again for texas governor and he has made the border a huge part of his campaign. he has consistently blasted the biden administration for their policies and highlighted that texas has had to step up to the plate, spend hundreds of millions of dollars of its own money sending texas troopers, national guard and building its own border wall. he says texas shouldn't have to be doing this. take a listen to what he had to say. >> one of the greatest safety threats to texas is the reckless and dangerous open border policies of president joe biden. [applause] >> i promise to do more than any governor ever to secure our border and keep our community safe. bill: meanwhile one of the big things he's campaigned on that texas is building its own border wall. you can see video we shot last month when governor abbott was announcing beginning stages of construction of the wall, initial 1.7-mile stretch in rio grande city all bought and paid for by the state of texas.

he was down here in rio grande valley in mcallen officially announcing his bid to be reelected for texas governor, he has made the border a huge part of his office so far and it's going to be a huge part of reelection campaign. he's blasted the biden administration. he said that texas has had the surge resources,ing inial guard, dps, building own border wall and spending millions of dollars to secure the border themselves. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i have deployed thousands of national guard troops and dps. and now texas is building its own border wall. bill: and speaking of the border wall, take a look at the video, this was last month in rio grande city and we were there as governor announced official construction of the border wall, 1.7-mile stretch going up. the idea behind it that it's going to plug the gaps where there's no federal wall. all being built with texas money, last thing his opponent beto o'rourke he's seizing on the border wall. he say that is texas doesn't need the border wall. that it's a waste of taxpayer money. he says the national guard shouldn't be d

in rio grande valley in brownsville texas near mcallen as well.day until wednesday we too were convicted murderers to offenders five gang members what about the got a ways? >> that makes you wonder. it's so busy down there they are so overwhelmed. luckily they caught these nine and a couple of days in britain goes to show the risks they face the agent workforce faces as it relates to the people in the pipeline. think about the people who traveled everyone is in danger this people inside of the flow we've never seen before. the accelerated the human trafficking going on down there the missing out of drug seizures luckily they got these nine but gives the risk. they're not staying in those committees the border can art suffer but most are going to be moving on. they're going to come to other places in the united states. >> nighttime flights complain about how much security flying illegal immigrants in the states like florida and pennsylvania. and out ron we've got pennsylvania at republican following the florida governor saying do you know what? wer

southern border just outside of mcallen texas.ringing you the scene from the ground here in texas but here with me this weekend 13 states attorney general from around the country they are alarmed over the impact the surge of

caught texas fish and wildfire game wardens in full tactical gear and heavily armed in boats near mcallenmmigrants, and waiting for two reports from the federal government to tell us how many illegal immigrants were caught trying to get into the country and exactly how many were allowed to stay and we are getting some information from a court case that will push the number of illegal immigrants caught at the border over 2 million, clearly a record. now my colleague, jennifer griffin, at the pentagon, more threats from outside the country. >> thanks, dan. biden's approval rating dipped to the lowest point in august. afghanistan is now in the hands of the taliban and a humanitarian disaster largely predicted by his own national security team is unfolding. the head of the world food program in afghanistan had this warning. >> since the 15th of august, the economic has come on top of all the other factors has just created this tsunami of hunger and malnutrition, 2300 people cannot put one plate of food on the table on a daily basis. >> iran continues to test the u.s. and allies, firing missil

the and sister who is running this in mcallen, there was a map in 2019 attempted to locate where thes are going, many of them from that northern triangle, guatemala, el salvador and honduras, we know in this unprecedented past fiscal year 2021, coming from 150 countries, mark, do you think that the government should set up a tracking system so we have a better grasp? >> well, first of all, they shouldn't be releasing all of these people, it's illegal. the law specifically says they're either supposed to be detained or wait on the other side of the line in mexico. this is remain in mexico program. if you're going to release them, yes, tracking them better and they don't do a good job of that. a lot of them instead of a court summons where if they don't show up they're ordered deported in absentia. some of them are given a hall pass to turn in to ice where their relatives are, half of them they don't bother and nobody is looking for them. we're not even using the tools that we have to try to effectively track people if we let them go which frankly we shouldn't be doing in the first pla

- well, upcoming friday so join us live friday morning when we will be broadcasting live from the mcallenxico border. the house readies a regulation hearing to take a look at the potential new laws coming. we will take a look at the crypto craze when we come back. mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, cracking down on crypto, president biden reportedly preparing an executive order on crypto currency to be issued as early as next month as the house financial service committee is set to hold a hearing on digital assets and stable coins in just under two weeks. joining me right now to talk more about the crypto market is the ceo of overline, he's former investment group engineer, patrick, patrick, it's great to see you this morning. thanks very much for being here. i want to get into this market with you to see how it has evolved already but what's your take on this executive order, the potential for this new hearing coming down the house -- in the house financial services committee, what kind of regulatory backdrop are you expecting for crypto? >> so this has

: there's got to be some patriotic democrats and say, you're letting the illegaling coming out of mcallenthe school system. it's got to stop. this is illegal behavior, justified by the white house who for some reason thinks it's more important to bring people from outside into america than it is to focus on the health and security of americans. two republicans saw this. congresswomen from this area, in new york, said this to us about this surveillance video which was brought forward by former westchester county executive and aspiring gubernatorial nominee. listen. >> this is a complete aggravated dereliction of duty which i is why i called for biden to be impeached and removed. his job is to enforce the jobs, to enforce our border security and these migrants are coming in, at the taxpayer's expense, not being vetted as far as we know. >> aiding and abetting illegal immigration is a violation of the law. it is completely unacceptable and human trafficking, drug trafficking, we have the highest rate of fentanyl deaths and yet, this president is on the side of the drug cartels and not the am

you have got a terrible situation in terms of yuma and mcallen texas and the biden administration iswaited i.c.e. report and deportations. it's usually released at the end of the calendar year but critics suggest they want to stall because they know how damaging this report is. >> first of all let's not forget about national security crisis just not fentanyl across the country, border patrol arrested 16 people and the fbi database, some how many out of the 500,000 could be a known or suspected terrorists. in the i.c.e. report, when i was director i oversaw the unit that put the data together every year. they had those numbers in mid-october, so you are right what's the delay? i will tell you, domestic politics counsel are trying to figure out how to spin this because these numbers will be devastating. if you look at the first not nine months of the biden administration and if they continue at the pace they had in the first nine months, removals will be down 90%. removals of criminals down 65% in this administration needs to report-- wants to reprioritize i.c.e. to castrate more crimi

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we identified this story early in 2021 when i took the show to the border, to mcallen, texas, the firste flags about the narcotics and elicit drugs coming do into the country. now found in connecticut killing the poor 13-year-old. your reaction. chad: thanks for having me on this morning. we have a drug crisis as well as border crisis and the two are linked. the cartels are controlling it all. they are controlling the illegal migrants coming across the border and the illegal narcotics and they are profiting off of both. you have to get serious about this and you have to attack it and there needs to be leadership from the white house. when was the last time we heard the president or vice president, frankly anyone in the administration talk about what's going on in the border, whether it's the illegal narcotics or the migrant crisis and so this takes leadership. you have to get tough with the cartels and cut them with innovative strategies to deal with. the 100,000 overdose death that is we saw last year, it's only going to increase this year if we don't do something about this now. maria

i said yesterday i thought vice president harris should have stayed on the plane and taken her to mcallenng you have not seen, governor, in 41 years is what happened on sunday night and your georgia bulldogs beat alabama to win the college national football championship. as the number one georgian it had to feel great because alabama is an amazing team. >> oh, man, marty and i both are georgia graduates. our three daughters, one of them graduated as well, two of them have been at school there, we are just so excited like of the bulldog nation. if you remember when we talked about stacey abrams and president biden's pressure to if get the major league all star game back last summer it walls poetic justice when the braves won the world series. nobody talked about the voting law by the way here or in houston texas. that's the way we ended the year and started it great with a bulldog national championship. >> brian: kind of overshadowed him who gave his speech yesterday because everyone was talking about your college football. >> ainsley: congratulations. >> that was a scheduling conflict, to

saturday in mcallen, texas governor greg abbott was in the rgv was announcing he will seek a term asr point of his campaign. talking about texas sends millions of its own dollars to protect the border, thousands of troopers and national guard and building the border wall. abbott says they shouldn't have to do this. the biden administration should be securing the border themselves. >> we responded with a strongest border securitier effort in the history of the united states of america. we provided $3 billion to secure the border and added 15 laws to crack down on the heinous crime of human trafficking. reporter: meanwhile fox news has spoken with several i.c.e. officials about the fact that the i.c.e. report has not yet been released. all of them telling us there is just no excuse for it not to be out yet. it is unprecedented not out by the end of the calendar year, with former i.c.e. director tom homan when he was director he had the report in the hands by november. he thinks the white house will show severe drop in deportations and i.c.e. enforcement under the biden administration d