mccaul: he went to brownsville.homeland security. i have been down there so many times. brownsville is not the hotspot at there's a reason why biden went there. there's no crisis in brownsville. it is more in eagle pass and the treadmills coming in through arizona and, you know, you are right. 300 people on the terror watch list and we don't even know who they are. as your prior guest talked about the ticking time bombs. i want to know, tell me about the aliens. i want to know who they are, where they are coming from so we can protect the homeland. >> harris: and when. >> harris: and when you want to know that before you take the president there. i understand that the numbers have come down primarily i would say from all the governor of your estate is doing. the containers, the large containers, the razor wire. now they are poking at other areas. texas is saying, no, and pushing back and so now the cartels, traffic and other areas. i get that. but the terrorists don't care. they keep coming. i guess they are willing

we'll get the latest from the chair of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul and formerhair official. >>> and plus as immigration officials brace if an influx of migrants, head of border patrol tells us national security risks that keep him up at night. >>> and then -- >> the motion is agreed to. >> shutdown owe straerted. president biden and congress agree to a $1 trillion funding deal. but it triggers a new attempt to oust the house speaker. we'll ask kevin mccarthy how republicans can resolve their internal divisions. an finally, we'll talk presidential politics with georgia democratic senator reverend raphael warnock. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to. tomorrow the republican presidential nominee donald trump will face two legal threats, including the potential of having a half billion dollars worth of his assets seized. and president biden again implores a chaotic republican led congress to fund a foreign aid package and deal with the national security implications of border security

. >>> we'll get the latest from the chair of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul. and former top counter-terrorism gerald vin grad. >>> and the head of border patrol tells us the national security risks that keep him up at night. >>> and then -- >> the motion is agreed to. >> reporter: shutdown averted. >> they agreed to a $1 trillion funding deal but striking the deal triggers a new attempt to oust the house speaker. we'll ask former speaker kevin mccarthy hos republicans could resolve their internal divisions. >>> and finally presidential politics with reverend raphael warnock. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to this morning. tomorrow, the republican presidential nominee, donald trump, will face two legal threats including potential of having a half billion dollars worth of his assets seized. and president biden, again, implored a chaotic republican led congress to fund a foreign aid package and deal with the national border security. but we begin on the devastating terror attack

we are already looking at michael mccaul who has entered the hearing room and about to sit and we will hear his opening remarks. as other congressmen and women filled the room, what do you want to hear from those who were in power and world leaders during this chaotic exit? >> looks, i want them to fess up to number one, that this was not a logistical success. but come you know, anything other than that. you can use anything, it was on else logistical success. if you have all the supplies there a week after it was supposed to happen that would not of been classified as a logistical success. so we need to see general milley walked back to those about painting any of this with a rosy brush. i don't think you'll get that out of mckenzie, mckenzie has been very, very clear. of his biggest regret of his time in the military is that the administration did this one thing. they did not pull out the afghan he is, they did not pull out the civilians, they did not pull out the state department individuals before they pulled out of the military. that was the biggest abomination of all of this that

but, but i'm not quite sure if even mccaul thinks about that and realistic towards so front is now the only atomic power in europe since the great britain pulled out. so it has a certain kind of leverage that can have certain kind of power with the arguments. but i don't think they, um, the differences between mccaul and uh, and shoulds the, the go to the core of the problem. they both agree to support the ukraine. the fonts could do better, i think, and supporting the shots can do better as in other terms. but, but in principle they are, they are in one boat. but you did start with domestic politics. so does that mean that for both france and germany domestic policy is actually shaping international and security policy at the moment? to a certain extent? yes, i mean, and if you have any optical illusion, if, if it is the red green and the a yellow coalition has very, very different interest in this kind of thing. so a chance that has to look for it for its own government and how it's, it's a lot. so domestic policy shaping international policy. that's all the time we have . unfortunat

so it kind of poll with the arguments, but i don't think they, um, the differences between mccaul and, and shoulds, the, the go to the core of the problem. they both agree to support the ukraine fronts could do better, i think, and supporting the shots can do better as in other terms. but, but in principle they are, they are in one vote. but you did start with domestic politics. so does that mean that for both france and germany domestic policy is actually shaping international and security policy at the moment to us arctic sound? yes, i mean, and in germany the optical illusion, if, if it is the red green and the a yellow coalition has very, very different interest in this kind of thing. so a chance that has to look for it for its own government and housing, somebody. so domestic policy shaping international policy. that's all the time we have. unfortunately, i know it does really quick or if you are watching us on youtube, do let us know your thoughts. what do you king tell me um the west shouldn't be doing thanks for your time. goodbye. the answer is the conflicts own. with tim seb

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christy and chairman mccaul. thank you both for joining us today. i know it's a busy time over on the hill. chairman, you are threatening to hold certain area of state antony blinken in contempt for failing to provide the documents and key with information that you and your committee has requested. but this is not the first time the two of you have been at loggerheads like this? what do you think is going to make him hand them over this time? >> well, he did last time and i had a very good conversation with a secretary. we had an agreement in principle to turn over the notes that were part of the after-action review report about the abbey gate bombing in the fall of kabul, the collapse of afghanistan apparently now the white house is intervening despite the agreement i had with the secretary verbally. and now they are attempting to assert executive privilege, even though they've had the documents for many months and they've have never asserted executive privilege before what i told the secretary was, look the american people deserve to see this. and

open divisions over ukraine and find ways to get more military a to teach french presidency. manuel mccaul, in 5th, snow options should be taken off the table, including sending with some troops to print that puts them at old german, his child slow will show the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. we stopped with breaking news from israel. prime minister benjamin that's in the hours rejected a cx 5 proposal put forward by him us these really from a cold it quotes unrealistic. the proposal would have seen the release of women, children, elderly and sick hostages taken by homos and the october 7th turbo tax. and exchange full published indian prisoners isn't yeah. whose office also said he has approved plans for a military operation and rough off in the southern gaza strip with some one and a half 1000000 displays palestinians on now sheltering while the w correspondence kind of came out and jerusalem explained israel's reaction to this, these 5 proposal slow, we understand that the more cabinet and the wider security cabinet we're meeting off to from us submitted their proposal

this fairly briefly, the post prime minister almost to us because just arrived to join shots and mccaul, we're hearing the music back from the a welcome ceremony of for him. but what does he exactly want for you crying? well, he wants ukraine to be strengthened. in fact, they all do. he doesn't necessarily want to see anything rolled out. and that happened reports which explicitly not being denied by the spokesman of the german child. so here in berlin today of that, we might see the 3 leaders we're likely to hear them announce that there will be production facilities for that much needed amunition or other military goods actually on the ground in ukraine at facilitated by is german and french companies . that's what we would expect to hear from all 3 leaders when they come out and speak before the cameras is also interesting. that initially there were statements found only between my call. and so now it's been shifted to off the volume, a triangle meeting, including donald task. but as i sound to you now, the information we're getting is that there won't be any questions. so we will ha

i think of mike mccaul for instance from texas like this guy truly supports ukraine he's the chair of the foreign affairs committee and he's not saying jax because he's worried the trumpers are going to get mad. and his primary election you have an opportunity very rarely does a member of the house of representatives have an opportunity to change the world, to literally change the world. this is an exception because of just five republic ends in the house said we're going to vote no on advancing any piece of legislation to the floor of the house of representatives until you put ukraine simply up for an up or down vote, they would change the world, but they don't have the courage to do it. and that's disappointing to me, while. do you think this is something that continues even with trump gone, do you think this is something that trump has injected into the republican conference? because you write in your book about how you once went into the oval office and shut down or did not on stand the need to the kurds in syria. yeah and that was the tone and tenor set by trump the trump adminis

chairman mccaul on all of that. meantime, we'll talk to robert f. kennedy jr. about this. people are wondering what is no labels going to do, are they going to be involved, submit a candidate, republican and democrat to take on a repeat election of what was the last election? robert f. kennedy jr. to say i am here. i am that independent alternative. my special guest today on "your world." meantime, the growing threat that we're seeing in israel. to hear benjamin netanyahu tell it, he has to go further. to hear the president of the united states tell it, you're over doing it. these two have come to logger heads after this. a guy who lost. and my dignity. as if watching my team lose wasn't punishment enough. hahaha. and if you have cut rate car insurance, odds are you'll be paying for that yourself. so, get allstate. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest

mike: is chairman mccaul correct, sir? >> absolutely.nd this is also the message that i'm bringing with myself here to the people while i'm traveling the quites and washington. the united states and washington. the situation in ukraine is definitely not getting better. what russians are doing with those rocket barrages over the last couple of days is they're testing whether ukraine does still have enough ammunition to take them down. and apparently, since it's difficult -- well, it's difficult to support them because the support is not coming from washington with, there's very limited support coming from europe currently. that means that ukraine with is getting weaker. finish and putin is amazing a lot of new -- amazing a lot of new troops. -- amassing a lot of new troops. so the situation is getting worse, and we have to have an answer to that. if ukraine falls, putin will not stop. that's for sure. mike: you are meeting with secretary of state tony blinken tomorrow. what are your hopes for that a meeting? >> well, i have to convey the

now, mccaul says it seems to be walking it back. he said blinken has agreed to start handing over documents. have you been happy with the cooperation by the state department? are they finally doing what needs to be done for the purposes of oversight? >> it's not. finally, they've been doing it. look i've just said every we've received over 100 hours of testimony, okay, from multiple and current and former officials. we the state department has also provided over 11,000 pages of documents to the committee and the documents of which, my dear friend and chairman of the committee just asked for i had a chance to, you know, to start to look and to review, and you can tell that what it what it to me what it substantiates is that the after action review, which was put in place so that people under being, anonymous could give their actual and honest feelings and thoughts where you see some talking about, you know, some of the positive aspects of it, some talking about the faults of it, and what needs to be done to help in the future. that's

republican congressman michael mccaul, he says that the house speaker, mike johnson will bring a bill for this after the easter break. the trouble is we've heard this for some time, right? and it's hasn't happened will it finally happened? i mean, do you envision a vote on the floor and up or down vote on ukraine funding and the coming days, weeks or suspect we will see some sort of package. they're probably the biggest single holed up as we needed to take care of our own government first and it took us a while. we finally got there last week and march we got two packages of six appropriations bills done. we've got urgent business around the world. it's not just ukraine, obviously israel were worried about also the western pacific. so i would envision a package, but there's a variety of ideas. a couple of the ideas that have been put forward in addition to aid to ukraine have been that the ability to seize russian sovereign wealth by the ukraine by ourselves, by other countries to help defray the cost. there's some discussion of a lend-lease type loan. we've actually had that provisio

third option, there are two key figures in that effort, congressman fitz-patrick and congressman mccaulo are the chairman of the committee in of foreign affairs, and in fact they are now... over such alternative options, moreover, if you watch cnn regularly, then such a one appears there now. is a kind of political advertising, i.e. call from fitzpatrick in essence and his singers, call speaker johnson and demand that our proposal be put to a vote, i.e. there are various elements, i.e. fitzpatrick, first without humanitarian aid, i.e. reduce the amount ... help there are other figures and incorporate provisions which regarding overcoming the migration crisis , what makol was working on, as the americans themselves told me, is now to bring back the humanitarian bloc and, in principle, maybe part of the aid to be provided through... loans, by the way, this, in my opinion, absolutely not a bad idea, what will be the final version , it is clear that there can be one, there should be one bill, i think we will see that in the near future, and again the question remains whether johnson has ser

open divisions over ukraine and find ways to get more military a to teach french presidency. manuel mccaul, in 5th, snow options should be taken off the table including sending with some troops to print that puts them at old german, his child slowly.

the private sector has much to offer to streamline bureaucracies at the state departmentnk chairman mccaul, ranking member meeks and the bipartisan members of the foreign affairs committee who voted unanimously for this bill during markup. the american people deserve a more responsive passport process when they exercise their rig to travel. h.r. 6610 deserves our unanimous support. and i yield back the balance of my tim9wore: the gentlewoman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 661s amended. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. . for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? mrs. wagner: i move the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 149 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 149 resolution condemning the illegal abduction of children from ukraine to the ru

and the notion of introducing trips as, as mccaul is even the polls have backed off from their threats. and certainly other members of the alliance will not stay with this. and that this could actually represent the 1st crack in the, in the cohesion of nato itself. this could be the beginning of the of serious seizure was in nato itself. if this is allowed to go forward flexing much further in and i, i think the europeans will not be we're not supported in as it is. they have their own very serious economic issues. now that they've got a contin with and, and they, they have to, they have to their own standards of living have, but each period, it's not taking a generation. they've got to find alternative fuel sources. they, they're all ex, 40 countries, and their factories are down. yet, if you're going to go on a more time production, that means you've got to ship your, your, your, your economies from piece time to wartime production. i don't think the europeans have a stomach for it, and they certainly don't have the resources for it. and it will take a quite a long time to do that on

the committee, chad republic and michael mccaul. so the watch house was off to touch our investigation and covered the white house, refuse to listen to warnings about the situation on the ground. disturbingly, we haven't covered that state department leadership prohibited, prohibited at its employees from even uttering the word neo shorthand for emergency evacuation. until as late as august of 2021. to go to wait. when the us pulled his troops from afghanistan after more than 2 decades of military presence in the country, not just peak washington hot over a 100000 troops, enough gun. it's done. according to the department of defense. us obviously joe resulted in they tell about to be gaining control of the country sparking and refugee process as ask of civilians flights on mos. let's take a quick look at how the situation and photo button it remembers the celtic us withdrawal from afghanistan, scans phoning to the desk from the pots and claims the deadly stampede. cobble apples. the suicide bombings killed fetching us service member

think the strength of this suggestion is it starts to create strategic ambiguities for russia and mccaul does have a point in nato. in democracies, we have all the time, put down red lines. what we won't do, what we won't do, what we will not do, and forgot forgetting about the fact that russia looks at this and says, oh, well, we can count, they won't do this, they won't do that. they won't do the 3rd my cons. suggestion actually create strategic. i think you would need for russia a and sort of blurs the red lines that we have a drawn ourselves. so the point is not now to say what we will or what we won't do . what we must do in nature is increase our spending increase our defense interest rate a do all of us in a very visible and transparent manner. so the put in sees, we are serious problem, i call search these allies not to be cowardly. these are the moment was being approached in europe, where it will be appropriate, not to be a college, has nato being cowardly, have individual countries being cowardly. now, i would argue no. nato has shown no indication of being a cowardly a nato h

this is something which does not really help solving the issues we have last month, mr. mccaul sent shock waves across the west. when he said nato could send troops to ukraine. fronts has reportedly started training of soldiers for a potential flash with a powerful opponent. but the countries, the allies, are in no rush to do the same with several states. open leasing that no such brands . after the french president simple zone on his goals, washington reiterated its refusal tip of the words and then he certainly has every right inability to, to speak for himself and his views. all i can do is speak for president by the commander in chief and the president has been clear. we have been extraordinarily strong and leading international efforts to support you credit for the last 2 years . he's also been very clear since the very beginning of this war. there's not going to be us troops on the ground fighting inside you create any will. this all comes against the backdrop, open, intercepted call, released by archie that revealed an explosive conversation between the top german general. it's not

chaotic withdrawal that saw 13 american service members killed. committee chair republican michael mccaul said the white house was out of touch with reality. our investigation and covered the white house refused to listen to warnings about the situation on the ground. disturbingly, we haven't covered that state department leadership prohibited, prohibit at its employees from even uttering the word neo shorthand for emergency evacuation. until as late as august of 2021 to go to white to us pulled out of afghanistan after 2 decades of occupation at its peak, washington had more than 100000 soldiers deployed in the country to fight the taliban. but that mission still failed. as the militants swept back into cobbled while american troops are packing up to leave in august 2021. the scores of afghans who had collaborated with us were simply abandoned. some died while trying to cling to airplanes that were taken off from kabul airport. here's a recap of how the situation unfolded. remember the celtic us withdrawal from afghanistan scans phoning to that desk from the pots and plains the deadly st

ukraine, the chairman of the committee of the lower house of congress on foreign affairs michael mccaulrepublican from the state of texas, announced this on the air of the cbs television company. now members of the lower house america's top legislature is on easter break, but according to mr. mccall, speaker of the house mike johnson is gathering. so put the issue to a vote after the legislators return from vacation. the congressmen will return from a short vacation on april 9, whether they will vote for aid, for the allocation of aid on this particular day, is currently unknown, but the congressmen are determined, seriously. let's hear michael mccall in direct speech. i would like to finish this matter as soon as possible because of the situation in ukraine terrible if we... lose there the same way as in afghanistan, at the same time we lose to putin, we allow him to seize ukraine and moldova, georgia, then we will abandon our allies, as was already the case in afghanistan. it will make the united states of america weaker or stronger, i think weaker. as i said, quite encouraging inform

that through the mess halls, despite russian infrastructure during a visit to prague, the president mccaul has argued, a chase allies quotes not to be cowards for file supporting p of and it comes with the heels of him looking back comments on his i hope to put major points on the grounding you crate. these pointedly so far is that it just drops to be logged in to god. peter, fortunately, are we why can't we make sure that the women and children in golf have something for my are to host? and now the british politician, george galloway, who is widely known for his anti establishment stands, is wanting to find it. after a sweeping election victory, the british prime minister, called the turn of events alarming as galloway calls will cease firing guys at the head of the welcome to the global news update on our team to national fly. a mike up for russia is to strengthen its mandatory groupings near its north, west and west and board as and that's the method delivered by the nation's defense minister i made need those expansion and upcoming drills near russia's board to the sooner we can use th

leader is common sparked outrage in the country with the head of a patriots party, even demanding mr. mccaul be removed. last week, the french president raised more than a few eyebrows to when he suggested nato cut deployed soldiers into ukraine. loads up triggered alarm bells and the capitals of many of francis allies from sing request for clarification. after that, some money will occur on once again, waiting on the conflict, comparing the nations to cowards. as you said before, do, we are certainly approaching the time and now you are up when we must not be cowards and we never want to see the dramas to come. you've lost the fact that war has returned to us soil. we sent me the powers that have become on stuff or below are extending the threat every day attacking us. we have to be meet the challenge of history and match the courage. it implies a sudden. well, the deputy head of russia is national security council, a former president in between the data responded with some direct words for france . he said that his progress is removing its red lines in regard to ukraine. then moscow will r

and the notion of introducing trips as, as mccaul is even the holes have backed off from their threats. and certainly other members of the alliance national alliance will, will not pay with this. and that this could actually represent the 1st crack in the, in the cohesion of nato itself. if he carries is on and i think got stolen bird. the secretary general of nato has even surmised as much. so this is, my call is try it in all ways to become the, the, the spokes person, this, the strong arm guy of europe in competition with the germans. and he's failing, you and, and, and the way the price people recognizes and retire and rep. let's talk about what kind of impacts those 2000 troops being sent to you. trade might have, i mean, according to the russian intelligence, the french government has already been shaken by the number of french fights, has killed them, the bathroom, filled a new crane house with more french. dest affects public opinion in the country, in, in the germ, in the, in russia, the, and perhaps it's going to have a much greater impact, because other seeing their own merc

the chair will recognize glenn mccaul of south carolina and david bossie, from maryland for the purposechairman and members of the committee, i am honored to nominate laura trump to be the next co-chthe rl committee. laura trump began her career as a television producer. she was a contributor on fox she right view." she's an excellent businesswoman and entrepreneur, using her talent on the campaign trail. her work for charities has raised millions of dollars for those whose voices can't be heard. she brings to this role her heart defines. thank you. [applause] >> i'm proud to second the nomination of a leader, a fighter, and a patriot, laura trump. to be the next cochairman of the republican national committee.-n the golden escalator in trump tower in 2015, she rolled up her sleeves and joined the fight, and that's when i first met her. from day one, she was on the campaign trail supporting the greatest president our country has ever had, donald trump. laura is passionate about winning both in politics and in. like her and her incredible husband eric's important work for st. ju' hospita

. >> shannon: we have congressman michael mccaul and also john kirby. >> sandra: good to see shannon. we are awaiting a briefing from the white house as hundreds of americans remain trapped in haiti amid chaos led in part by a war lord nicknamed barbecue. gillian turner is live at the state department. what are you learning now at this hour on all of it. >> gillian: good afternoon to you, sandra. i have learned the biden administration is about to announce additional $25 million in aid money for haiti as it teeters on the brink of collapse, in addition to hundreds of millions of dollars that have already been allocated to the country during this crisis. this comes, of course, as potentially hundreds of americans are trapped on the ground and the state department says they have no plans to evacuate them. >> for four years we have said do not go to haiti, it's not safe to do that. >> state officials have told us multiple times they don't know exactly how many americans are there. >> it's impossible for us to know for sure. there are several hundred americans who have registered to recei

kirby's response and also followed by reaction from house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccauldent believes is up to the israeli people and the israeli government to determine if and when the will be new elections. >> is a way to talk about your differences not to topple a government in a democratic country. and i think it is indicative of the split in the democratic party between the base, which is not traditional israeli alliance anymore. >> last night president biden attended the gridiron dinner here in washington a white tie affair that's over wonder to 30 years old. biden joked about his age and stamina and also took some shots at trump at a rally in ohio donald trump launching his own broadside at the president talked about the economy including the auto industry and talking about china making cars in mexico but trump said he would try to stop the autos from coming in by putting high taxes on them. there is one word and trumps remarks that got people's attention. >> we are going to put a one 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going t

national security communications adviser john kirby, house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul and bestselling author mitch albom on his rescue from haiti. remember if you can't catch us live set your dvr 3:00 p.m. in the east and 6 p.m. on the west coast. that's it for this "special report" and for this week. fair, balanced and still unafraid. the ingraham an gram is now. "the ingraham angle" is now. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle and thanks as always for being with us tonight. forcing fani's hand. that's the focus of tonight's angle. today fani willis lost her special prosecutor, her credibility and any hope for a political future. and democrats dream of drowning donald trump in a flood of legal cases is not working out like they had hoped. and now they are the ones caught in the undertow. >> the technical win for fulton county district attorney fani willis massive indictment on her behavior. >> it is a slap to the head to the prosecutor but not a fatal knockdown punch. >> it's highly unlikely this will start before the electi

mccaul spokesperson is telling me the chairman was gaveling the time, darrell issa's comments. chairman mccall himself writes this: it was a long day and i lost my temper that is uncharacteristic of belief and i apologized to mr. issa who i consider a friend. so both sides trying to move on from that moment. bret? >> bret: got to keep it to five minutes. aishah hasnie live on the hill, aishah, thanks. president biden has begun a three state western campaign swing. he just wrapped up speaking to an audience in las vegas about lowering costs for american families. >> white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. this is the kind of campaign day you usually don't see until much later in the cycle. three events spread out over two swing states on the west coast as president biden and his team hope to improvpoll numbers that were supposed to spike after the state of the union but didn't. >> last week donald trump and i clinched the nominations. we're going to beat him again. [cheers and applause

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