-- pills coming out of mexico. host: next, out of california, a medical professional. caller: good morning. i appreciate the caller's expertise and the study he has done. i have heard hyperbole, and you have mentioned a few times that if we were to stop the supply by closing the border, for example, it would cripple our economy. do we really think it is true that we could not shut the border down, stop all import/export and not make it through in terms of our economy? that we could not pull together as a country and keep moving? guest: this is a great question. what i am telling you is what i have been told by border economists, who say that so much of our economy now -- so much of the back-and-forth is mexico, so much that the free trade agreements of mexico have essentially created this north american production unit that if we were to slow down the inspection and inspect more trucks coming across so it would maybe take a week or two, perhaps three or four, hard to say, giving us time to check more and more truck

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but india, mexico comes up in june. and the us in november for me, those 3 countries, how they handle their elections, how freedom of expression emerges or is restricted in those countries. i think will determine the flow of or the respect for this, right. but can bring a government, why those to 900000000. but you go to the polls in the country that the single thing and india, uh, as well as largest democracy in us is the, was over this democracy in mexico. plays it enormously important role in that region as having been the lead or on many human rights issues internationally, for example, on the gender issue. but internally, it has had a populist regime, which has chosen to suppress a freedom of expression chosen to attack journalist and mexico without being a country of conflict is one of the countries with the highest number of kings of doing this every year. so these 3 countries for me are kind of in the metrics of the problem. we happened to was the day with freedom of expression, absolutely essential for democrac

under the law comes remain in mexico comes title 42, comes a lot of the trump policies about caching report et cetera et cetera. why don't we use the law, do we need another law hr2 look like a good bil tl to me i don't know what it will look like when it comes to the meatgrinder and so forth we have a law on the books when we enforce the law? >> you are speaking to much common sense which is why iha absolutelyt' love you.us this is why wee are impeachingh secretary alejandro mayorkas is not only violating his oath of office he is breaking the strong federal immigration law as we speak he's mass per rollinge' millions of illegal aliens into the interior of tht e united states. he is nohot holding them andio keeping them in ice detention centers and he's literallyal causinlyg the invasion by creatg his own policies without coming to congress and asking us to create laws to do the things that he is doing to our country. he is causing murder, rape, crime against americans and 300 americans are being murdered every single day from chinese fentanyl that is smuggled across the mexico borde

the supreme court ruled on it a few years ago and supported that law comes remain in mexico, comes title2, comes a lot of trump policies about catch and deport, et cetera, et cetera. why don't we just use that law? do we need another law? hr.2 looks like a good bill to me. i don't know what it will look like when it comes through the meat grinder and so forth. we have a law on the books. why don't we just enforce the law? >> well larry, you are speaking too much common sense which is why i absolutely love you. this is why we are impeaching secretary alejandro mayorkas because he is not only violating his oath of office, he is actually breaking that strong federal immigration law as we speak. he is mass paroling millions of illegal aliens into the interior of the united states. he is not holding them and keeping them in i.c.e. detention centers and he is literally, literally causing the invasion by creating his own policies without coming to congress and asking us to create laws to do the things that he is doing to our country. he is causing murder, rape, crime against americans and 300 a

debating the pour deer two decades ago or even seven to 10 years ago, mostly it was people in mexico comings the river. it then became the northern triangle, guatemala, el salvador and honduras. now 75, 85% of these numbers are all from other places in the world, not there. this is not just -- maria: i'm concerned about the chinese migrants because i know that you can't just pick up and leave china. you have to get arueful from the communist -- approval from the communist government. i wonder if xi jinping is sending them here and i wonder why and i wonder why joe biden is doing nothing about it. congressman, you are on the judiciary committee at this. tomorrow we'll hear from jim he biden, joe biden's brother. he's going to testify in front of your committee and the oversight committee. what do you want to hear from jim biden as you and your colleagues pursue an impeachment inquiry against the big guy, joe biden? >> yeah, well, this is what we've got to continue to pursue, the flow of the money. we know we've already had information where jim biden was leveraging joe biden's name. we've se

we know that it's no longer, you know, your grandfather's issue of immigrants from mexico coming into was the second biggest source of illegal border crossers in this fiscal year. so, politically, it's almost difficult to figure out why biden ocean did this. this is trump's best issue and biden's worst issue. and selling the product. the product being that the border crisis was caused by republicans is just something that most people are not going to buy. >> bret: last thing quickly, marc. hunter biden, we're going through this transcript. it's -- of his testimony behind closed doors. admitting that he put his father on speaker phone and invited him to meetings but denies any involvement. you know, this is coming out and james comer said it's going to lead to a public hearing now abbe lowell is saying that's not going to happen. where are we on this thing? >> i think if they are going to have a public hearing they might want to avoid a government shutdown. trying to investigate joe biden when the government is shut down is going to be problematic. exercise the power of the purse. very

come through legally, you know. we have huge shipments of products from mexico that come in legally.event all the crossings of the border. when i asked a federal sheriff and washington, what the most important thing we could do, he said, we should try to stop that precursor chemicals comment from china, going to mexico, and the gangs make it into fentanyl. president biden has a great with china, i just told to an official, telling them how to go about that. so these precursor chemicals don't get into mexico and come up interstate five. i'm glad we are making some progress on this. but we need to find this at home. this is a homegrown problem. this is our children who don't understand the lays that lefty of this drug. it is that nuclear weapon of drugs. that's why in my state we are passing a bill to mix your old kids or age kids on. this we have the immediate treatment so when people come out of being unconscious, we immediately get them on medically assisted treatment. they or medicines that can produce their compulsion to take drugs. and we have to expand our treatment facilities l

but too many people today still have the conception that illegal immigration means somebody from mexico coming to work hard and send a better life back to mexico. they have no concept of what's actually happening at the southern border. and just that stat, from 300 to 24,000, and i heard brandon judd say single, adult-aged men, rachel, who did gordon chang sa? what are they? joey asked who are they aligned with? rachel: it's very interesting, he said, we don't know. a couple things i thought were really alarming, they caught several, a group of them doing a.r. practice shooting, i forget which state it was. they were illegals who had come, chinese who came illegally, and they were doing a.r. practicing. if you're an economic migrant, you're looking how do i get an apartment or how do i find some shelter and food and food stamps and health care. you're not looking at going to do target shooting. so that's troubling. but as all of this is happening, we've found secret chinese police stations -- yeah e jee yeah. rachel: secret bio labs with pathogens and mutant mice in them, those were secret chi

and what countries and after all we are the foreign affairs committee. >> about one quarter coming from mexico and another one third or so come from central america and another one third are so come from south america. and about 15% and growing are coming from outside of this hemisphere. >> could you talk to that issue? >> sure the opening of the gap route it has been impossible for people to come by land and they are coming from countries that have looser visa restrictions and then they make this incredibly long journey to the border to ask for asylum. >> i think you for that. mr. chairman, i am dismayed and this is a very serious problem and the border is a serious problem and we have to put more resources there, but we need to do with humanity and understanding of what people are seeking and what rights they actually have and everybody crossing the border is not an illegal nor is he or she and alien. i yield back. >> ms. wagner is recognized. >> i think the witnesses for their expertise. i find some of this conversation absurd also. and i'm talking about 1000 children or a period of time of

the second piece is when you come through a designated port of entry, you have to stay in mexico or canadahile your claim is being heard. i agree with frank, obviously finishing the wall. that is what the border patrol agents want, that is what we should do. and we should designate the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. that allows us to seize their money. it is not a military issue, it is seizing their money issue. i'm happy to hear my opponent talking about no amnesty and not allowing anybody in this country to state illegally. that is different from what he said a few months ago, but it is important that we make certain that if you are in this country illegally, we remove anybody in this country illegally. that is what we need to have happen in d.c. mike: frank larose, you have 30 seconds to respond. sec. larose: i've been consistent that deportation is one of the things we need to use as a tool. if you come into this country illegally, you will be deported. promising you can do port 20 many people overnight or within a few month or years is an unrealistic promise. but i've bee

the platforms have announced things they are doing for the upcoming indonesian elections, mexico elections comingp. they are not being as transparent on what that means around the globe. traditionally, we have seen a lot more time, money, and effort put into the english language into elections in the u.s. and the eu. i'm worried so much attention will get sucked into those elections that we will forget about these elections all around the globe. they will have just as much impact of the future of the global world order and how we handle issues on everything from climate change to other geopolitical issues. >> do you think self-regulation by these platforms will be enough, or will the government have enough to step in with regulation? >> everyone has a will. technology is moving so fast you have to start with self-regulation. you are seeing ai issues. we also see the government. one of the challenges with this is no one is comfortable with the tech companies in charge, the government in charge, or others. i thinke need to build a system of checks and balances so we are holding all of these differe

sentiment through the mail and we took action against that so now they're sending those down to mexico to comecross our border, it would not surprise me at all but is not just china, you director wray seeing all the signs that are flashing frontiers organizations as high as it's been since 9/11 i wonder how foreign fighters are coming to the country. is that why president biden has been so mild to his response to all the terrorist attacks on the soldiers in the you middle east because he fears or knows of sleeper cells in america and knows how iran may trigger them if he responds forcefully, we don't know we know this is incredibly dangerous is a clear and present danger and we ought to be closing on the border. maria: senator this is extraordinary, we appreciate you joining us as we can, thank you, sir. >> have a great day. >> senator ron johnson, wild week on wall street investors may look at alternatives to stocks and bonds, tony robbins is here to tell us the world's top asset managers are putting the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? st

mexico. remember that? can't come into our country, and mexico agreed to it. i'll tell you why, asylum bans, title 42, rapid removals. but title 42 was so important. rapid removal so important. but the best was remain in mexico. you stay in mexico. we had catch and release in mexico. we had catch before that, it was catch and release a criminal @and we released them in the united states. we had no more catch and release, our catch and release was we release themed in mexico. if you broke the law, we caught you, deported you or did something else. but we were doing a great job. and that's where it stood. then we had an election. that we ended up getting many millions of more votes than we did. we did much better in 2020 than we ever even thought about doing in 2016. and very bad things happened. from that moment on it was a whole different ballgame in texas and all over. but the governor in texas picked up the ball and they've done an incredible job. it's an honor to be here. brought some people here. some executives from new york. they're marveling at it too.

mexico. they can come into the united states through the u.s. see him -- uscm trade agreement. : we've got some involvement from tesla as well, encouraging chinese auto suppliers to set up in mexico. what is happening there? keith: tesla has a giant gigafactory in shanghai, that's how they've penetrated the chinese market. they have a great group of suppliers and they are encouraging those suppliers to come to mexico, where tesla is building another new gigafactory to build its low-cost model. those chinese suppliers are setting up shop around that factory and that is building the chinese auto and auto supply base in mexico, which is really growing. haidi: our autos reporter there in detroit. take a look at how futures and europe are opening at the moment. we see a little more of an uplift in the asian session, so potentially a bit of a positive handover as we get into the start of trading in europe. we did see an advance in the wednesday session after the slide on tuesday. we saw the u.k. benchmark outperforming on bets that the boe will deliver on rate cuts. european futures f

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-mexico border comes down to this becoming a key issue for both gop and democrats. you see biden and former president trump making their way to brownsville texas to see what can be done. tom: pretty walking through issues that have been grappled with in d.c.. looking to avoid that shutdown but bigger issues longer-term around israel, ukraine and that border issue. the corporate scoop of the moment. apple has abandoned its decade-long effort to build an electric car. to shift some of the team's b2000 staff to its generative ai division. apple shares gained on the news. mark gurman broke the scoop for us. why have they given up on this project they dedicated so much resources and people to over so many years? >> tuesday morning, california time, the apple ceo and vice president of technology in charge of the car project announced to 2000 staffers on the special projects group that the work on the car would wind down immediately. the company came to this decision after many years, many starts and strategy changes, after realizing they may not create something better th

we are the foreign affairs committee. >> about a quarter are coming from mexico. another third or so are coming from central america. another third or so are you coming from south america. at about 15% and growing are coming from outside. >> those coming from outside the hemisphere, can you talk about that issue? >> the opening of the gap route has made it possible, they are coming from south america, without visa restrictions, that is why they come here, and they make this incredibly long journey all the way up to the border to ask for asylum. >> mr. chairman, i am dismayed. this is a very serious problem. the border is a very serious problem. we need to put resources better. but we need to do it with humanity and understanding of what people are seeking and what rights they actually have that everybody crossing the border is not an illegal, nor is he or she an alien. and i yield back. >> ms. wagner comes in. >> thank you, mr. chairman i thank the witnesses for their expertise. i am finding some of this conversation absurd also. we are talking about 1000 children,

but certain since the us border with mexico, this comes as a twice as last. i mean, from hundreds of thousands of illegal costing lessons. day by day and dozens of states have taken boxes into their own hands, sending personnel to patrol, nevada on their own, according to the republican governor of texas bite and has no interest in resolving the situation that we could relinquish control of it tomorrow. yeah, joe biden were to step up and do exactly what we're doing here and stop people from crossing the border illegally. the only government is furious with what he says and action people are also tell you he can do the things in border towns. frustrated with biden seemingly flip an attitude. we heard from the some of those photos and they said that confusedly crane is more important than issues at home. this is why we're out here 5. and this is why we're asking our governors to hold a lot of hold or constitutional right article for section for to ensure the safety of the child trafficking that's happening is it's, it's hernandez, it has to stop the drug and c

mexico. this comes as a crisis, the stomach from hundreds of thousands of legal crossings. it's really surely it is for us ending by the day and dozens of states style taking matters into their own hands or sending. i will source a personal to patrol the frontier on their own. according to the republican governor of texas, a president biden has 0 interest in resolving the situation. we could relinquish control of it tomorrow. yeah, joe biden were to step up and do exactly what we're doing here and stop people from crossing the border illegally. well, as well today, really without getting votes for the democrats, we'll talk about that later. it's not on the governors who are furious, though, with washington's position on this. people are also taking to the streets and bought a towns pretty angry with the biden's attitude. and we heard from some of them that, that confused as well by the apparent priorities that the wife comes. and this is why we're out here fi. and this is why we're asking our governors to hold the law of hold or constitutional right article for searching fo

and therefore, i want to focus on my own country because bangladesh, but india, mexico, uh, comes up in june. and the us in november for me, those 3 countries, how they handle their elections, how freedom of expression emerges, or is restricted in those countries, i think will determine the flow of or the respect for this, right? but can bring a government, why those to 900000000, but you go to the polls in the country that the single thing and india, uh, as well as largest democracy in us is the, was over this democracy in mexico. plays it enormously important. role in that region as having been the lead or on many human rights issues internationally, for example, on the gender issue. but internally, it has had a populist regime, which has chosen to suppress a freedom of expression chosen to attack journalist and mexico without being a country of conflict is one of the countries with the highest number of kings of doing this every year. so these 3 countries for me are kind of in the magic of the problem. we happened to was the day with freedom of expression, absolutely essential for

mexico. this comes, as the price assess, stemming from hundreds of thousands of of nickel crossings. watson's, by the day these that just seems, are coming in. dozens of states have taken boxes into the hands, sending personnel to patrols of frontier. that's the red line on that road. according to the republican governor of texas, president by dint has no interest in resolving the situation. we couldn't relinquish control of it tomorrow. yeah, joe biden were to step up and do exactly what we're doing here and stop people from crossing the border illegally. and it's not over the governance like out, but who are furious with washington's in action. people are also taken to the streets and board the towns of the straight to clearly with findings altitude. we heard from some of those protesting who are confused by the a parent priorities of the white house. this is why we're out here fi, and this is why we're asking our governors to uphold our constitutional right article for searching for to ensure the safety of the child trafficking that's happening is it's, it's renders. it has to stop the dru

are not just coming from a couple different countries, they are coming to america from 160 different countries. they are flying into mexico to come across. they are coming from everywhere in this world. it's unacceptable and i promise the people of america have had all they can stand mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i now recognize mr. pain for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i strongly oppose the articles of impeachment offered by the majority, here, today. let's talk about the motivations to bring these articles of impeachment to be marked up . they claim it's about law and order, however, the two articles we are considering, today, fail to meet the bar of article two, section 4 of the united states constitution. this little document set the basis for our democracy. this document, here. at times, i wonder if some of you have even looked at this, but if need be, i can have one sent to your office. article two, section 4 states that the president, vice president, and all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office, and impeached -- on impeachment or conviction of treason. is ther

it is very clear that the pills, these are counterfeit pills coming in from mexico, are coming in bye price may vary but clearly what is happening is these pills are coming in in such quantities that they are, in fact, creating and exacerbating demand simply by the fact they are there so in such quantities. i think in general in many towns in america what we have seen is a turning away from the use of law enforcement in this fight. largely because people are afraid of repeating mistakes of the drug war. and i would say that the problem during the drug war was not that we used law enforcement. the problem was that we only used law enforcement. and now we have this kind of reaction that takes us far, far away from that. i think law enforcement has an absolute role in interdiction. it also has a role in dealing with people who are in addiction. you are seeing experiments now, fascinating experiments using jail in different ways, using jail as places of recovery. drug courts and all that. >> dana: i follow your work and thank you for being here today. we'll stay in touch. thank you. >> y

-- pills coming out of mexico.xt, out of california, a medical professional. caller: good morning. i appreciate the caller's expertise and the study he has done. i have heard hyperbole, and you have mentioned a few times that if we were to stop the supply by closing the border, for example, it would cripple our economy. do we really think it is true that we could not shut the border down, stop all import/export and not make it through in terms of our economy? that we could not pull together as a country and keep moving? guest: this is a great question. what i am telling you is what i have been told by border economists, who say that so much of our economy now -- so much of the back-and-forth is mexico, so much that the free trade agreements of mexico have essentially created this north american production unit that if we were to slow down the inspection and inspect more trucks coming across so it would maybe take a week or two, perhaps three or four, hard to say, giving us time to check more and more trucks coming

mexico. this comes as a crisis less than me from hundreds of thousands of illegal crossings. listens by the day and dozens of states have taken masses into their own hands, ending personnel with foldable order on their own. according to the republican governor of texas, by them has no interest in resolving the situation. we could relinquish control of it tomorrow. yeah, joe biden were to step up and do exactly what we're doing here and stop people from crossing the border illegally. i, there's a lot of the governors who are furious with was it just like some people are also taking to the streets in border towns, frustrated with biden's attitude. we heard from some of those processing. they said that confuse why the credit is more important than issues at home. this is why we're out here, fine. this is why we're asking our governors to uphold our constitutional right article for searching for to ensure the safety of the child trafficking that's happening is it's, it's hernandez, it has to stop the drug and coming across the board of nevada. is that or wishing to do all these things or destroying

my early recollections dealing with the matter were my own parents migrating from mexico and coming to the west coast. i would like to say it wasn't, it wasn't you know a luxury to say we're leaving our families to go try and do something. i would like to call these migrants more refugees. at that time i can only speak on my experience, you know my family needing to be in a better environment. hard working family, responsible family, my parents moved to the west la venice beach area. crime was never part of our background. now systemically because i had parents that didn't understand the language and didn't have a relationship with law enforcement and relationship with, you know, school administrators. of course people like us, guys like us first generation fell through the cracks. i'm a common story. >> jesse: so you're a dreamer, spanky. >> i'm a doer. i'm not a dreamer. because of my short comings and the examples my parents put in front of me i've been able to start my own business, be proactive in my community, talk about my lived experience, and kind what had i saw systemically a

come illegally. if we get more than 5,000 people from the if pacific ocean to the gulf of mexico who come in one day,hole border shuts down for who weeks. at least two weeks and potentially even longer. shuts down. no one can come across. and if they come across, they are immediately put across the border into mexico. now, this doesn't happen if biden says, oh, let me think about it, i'll do it. it happens automatically. neil: but doesn't the president have to make good with on it, smart? in other words, if he -- >> happens automatically. the way i've been briefed, it happens automatically. neil: go ahead. >> yeah. if you get over 5,000, boom, it clicks and for two weeks at least -- neil: but at 5,000, that's still a lot of people, right? 1,000 a day was a big deal for jeh johnson when he was barack obama's homeland security secretary. this is five times that, and that's a minimum if. >> it should only be zero. but if you have 12,000 people a day coming across right now in december, 12,000 a day, on december the 1st when you had over 5,000, the whole border or would have shut down for at least two we

mexico cards. they have them. as they come over the border, they drop the cards. they don't want border fofficias to see them because they want entry into the united states. governor abbott in texas right. put up barriers, chicken wire, whatever, i would say wall. he put up chicken wire. now crisis moved from texas to san diego. which is where malujon reporting from tonight. barriers work, wire works. what doesn't work is joe biden doesn't want to do it. he is going to sign executive order soon before state of the union that will make the story even worse, wait and see. >> sean: republicans, if they with hold strong, remain in mexico has to come back. finish the wall. if you get those things, razor wire at eagles pass in texas with governor abbott. if we are going to help countries out against real evil, why can't it be -- donald trump talked about iraq, they should pay us back in oil. america cannot afford to be fighting proxy wars. you know the numbers better than everybody especially with 34 trillion dollars in debt. i fear what happens, trillion dollars a year

mexico to serve the u.s. postal relatively chinese, i am not sure that you see that much change on trade flows overall, you just see them comingecording from mexico rather than recorded coming from china. >> one of the political risks? that is a really important distinction. how much is built up by chinese firms building for the u.s. market? we have certainly done some reporting to show that is part of the story. when it comes to the politics, we face election in november. we talked about the tariff that truck put in place. the fact that he is tightening the screws when it comes to the restrictions of technology, had used text the politics this year to impact trade flows? and the conversation and rhetoric around trade? >> i think the rhetoric around trade between united states and china is certainly coming out of washington and it will get hotter and hotter as the year goes on. as you have seen over the past couple of days alone, it is not just the trump team arguing for higher tariffs, it is also the biden administration who is out saying that tariffs are a legitimate tool and should be used more widely than they are. i think

so, theoretically, they could go anywhere in the united states or even into mexico and come back, as long as they showed up to their court date. the circumstances of how investigators believe they departed new york, which was to show up at a faith-based organization that has every ticketing operation, it is for people who were bus stop here from places like texas, if they want to get re-ticketed and go somewhere else, they can sign up with this organization and they will take care of the cost of the tickets. in this case, they were traveling under names that were not their true names, and more than one witness has identified them as the people involved in the assault. so, if investigators are right, that they have left new york, if they left under false names and they are going to california on the border with mexico, it seems highly unlikely they would be returning to to faith felony charges. >> john, new york, like other cities, has struggled to keep up with a recent surge in migrants, it has caused political tension between new york city mayor eric adams and the biden white house.

mexico. put the policies back that were thet established, and this shoud solve half the problem until we get to a better solution, because that's coming the republicans and democrats. this is just a political play on both sides. and just remain in mexico. and invest in them while they're in mexico. all these people who have come across, 2 million, they're not all fleeing asylum, they're fleeing poverty. you'll have so many people in this country that we don't know where they're from, what their background is and what they're going to do to this country. let's just use some sense here. >> host: that was mary in indiana. this is david in michigan. democrat. good morning. >> caller: hi. thank you very much for taking my call, john. i'll tell you, it's very simple. it's total republican failure. they, the house is run by traitor trump. that's who makes the decisions. and the republican house bow to him, kiss his ring and do whatever he says. under trump there was 6500 immigrants 6 trying to cross the border every day. under biden only 3,000 every day. so that that's the first stat that nobody knows. the second fact is trump is a total fai

mexico. now, both those countries require visas to come in. so, mexico violated their own visa law by allowing them to come in and then present themselves at our border in both cases without visas. >> john: so, how does that happen? is it the cartels that are facilitating all of this, and they basically are overrunning the mexican government? >> contrary to what president biden has said, it's about policy. we absolutely could turn back these chinese here based on the fact that they had already arrived in mexico, mexico wrongfully allowed them in, and mexico is allowing them in because they know they are not going to stay in mexico. again, under president trump, remain in mexico was a policy that would have prevented this. these people would never have come here under the administration. not a change in law, but a change in policies by this administration and that's what speaker is pushing back on with president joe biden. he's saying go back to the policies, we are not going to give you new laws when you don't enforce them and your policies are

thousands of good paying jobs and i think one of the most monumental challenges of a return to mexico for some coming i'm excited for what's going to come,. >> i'm not sure i want to ask russians. sometimes the washington achievement a great deal more than the and without falling into the trap of -- who stayed for the first time in this number but there is a related number recover economist how to ask for the thank you for what you have sent your go to patient, there was the assumption. now we have 600 cases of interest solutions, we know the plans. the companies are coming forward being ambitious so i think this is enough money to achieve that goal doesn't mean at a future date we won't need to two or more money. like i said, the whole ecosystem. we may need that but based on everything i know now and where we are, we have the money we have. >> that's encouraging. you think the political establishment here in washington it's appreciates $30 billion expanding their facilities and refining them? i would like to think we are the best and brightest of the leverage. >> what you're saying amano people und

canada mexico agreement we're coming up on the fourth anniversary of that. how is -- how do you think that's working out? >> well look we have a few issues. mexico has a few issues. canada has a few issues. but that's the nature of the agreements and it is also -- it is also why i'm actually fairly encouraged we had the three amigo summit in mexico city last year with the major focus of that was -- not just about the border and nacialt security but also about the free trade agreement. administrators met in cancun in july and i had the opportunity pleased to lead the business delegation to that. and i think that the -- i think what i see from all sides is they want this to work. they're going to figure out all of these --- these issues. that are out there whether they're issues with energy supply -- or agricultural products, these are issues that can be resolved i go to one of my previous statements -- or paraphrasing it -- this agreement is incredibly importantly to our national security and it is important to our place in the world. we need to expand the rel

for it, a large number of them are in some danger, and will try to seek asylum by coming all the way to the u.s. mexico border. >> the room -- believe that the removal of the program would exacerbate what we have at the border, or would it preclude people from coming to the border? >> when the parole program went into effect the number of people from nicaragua, haiti, cuba plummeted. yeah, you would see a reversal of that peers >> thank you so much, i yelled back. >> chair recognizes mr. perry. >> thanks, mr. chairman. secretary wolf, do you know how many children have been lost in the united states in the last three years by the biden administration? >> i can go by a number that i believe was reported in "the s "new york times"" where they talked about losing over 85,000 unaccompanied alien children peers >> 85 to 100,000 unaccompanied alien children in our country lost by this administration. do you think that is humane or inhumane? >> extremely inhumane. >> you think any of them were placed with sex traffickers in this country, 85 to 100,000 unaccompanied minors who came across the board illegally?

i remember speaking to a farmworker who lives in mexico. he comes across the border every day. gets up at 1:00 in the morning, works in the fields every day and goes back to the port of entry. one of the most hard- working people i have ever met. he is deserving a pathway to citizenship. my record of advocacy and leadership, we have an action fund, united farmworkers have endorsed me. i will be a champion for comprehensive reform. >> mr. garvey, the recent immigration bill was killed by republicans two weeks ago. partly because donald trump wants to keep the issue alive to use it in his presidential campaign. how can latinos trust republicans on position? you have 60 seconds. >> first of all, we have had 50 years of having a wonderful relationship. as your next elected u.s. senator of california, i pledge that you will be my priority. you are the hard-working californians who get up every day, you have come here the right way. the right way to california. this was your dream. you are experienced in that dream but you are not experiencing the dream through inflation. through our