i'm michael hill, in for hari sreenivasan. the united states began flying haitian migrants who have converged on the u.s./mexico border back to haiti today, and blocked a river-crossing point-- inhat officials say is an effort to deter more migrants from entering the u.s. the associated press reports three flights bound for port-au-prince departed san antonio, texas this morning. close to 15,000 migrants-- many from haiti-- have crossed the rio grande river in the past week and settled in a makeshift camp under a bridge near the texas town of del rio in what is quickly becoming a new border crisis. >> hill: texas public radio reporter joey palacios is covering the story from del rio. and he joined us earlier today. joey, thanyou for joining us. tell us, where are you and what's behind you there? >> what we're looking at behind me is the border wall. and, see that small entryway? that's where border personnel, texas d.p. personnel, are able to get back and forth to this migrant site. now, the migrant encampment, which has upwar

i'm michael hill, in for hari sreenivasan. a rally in front of the u.s.itol in washington, d.c., drew only a few hundred protesters today. the event was called justice for j6, a reference to the hdreds of people arrested in the january 6 attack on congress. police in riot gear lined the area and a temporary fence was re-installed to prevent access to the capitol. the rally organizer-- who worked as a staff member on former president donald trump's failed re-election campaign-- tri to separate his group from those charged with violent assaults during the deadly rioting. >> this is about the many people who were there that day who have not been charged with violence, not being accused of assaulting a police officer, destroying property and disparate treatment they've received. this is about equal treatment under the law. >> hill: the event lasted less than an hour and a half an there were no major incidents reported. newshour corresponnt lisa desjardins was in the capitol on january 6 and she is there today covering the rally, law enforcement and security.

. >> michael, the hill has the story. talking about this information that 13 groups wrote to the chief executives of facebook, google, youtube and twitter last week urging a crackdown on dis-information. have you seen any signs of that in this election. >> well, it's an election. so of course, there is a lot of stuff going out from from both sides and they the question really is the kind of malicious district this information that could, for example, tell someone your ballot can be mailed. september, 15, 7 september 14 or that you can drop it off and you know, the trash can and will be sorted by every those of kinds of things people need to worry about. i i think for now. people aren't paying as much attention it's just it's basically get out the vote effort. phoner phone calls tex knocking on doors. i think it i think as far as the survation for the pandemic. that's a different issue. and that's all very serious issue that those platforms need to address because that i mean, look at the fact that one of the proponents of

host: michael, go ahead, beverly hills. caller: i just wanted to say i think we are ok to raise the debt ceiling one final time, but i think the bill that biden wants to pass it should be cut in half. host: hold on, michael, i want to make sure we are clear, you are talking about the three point $5 trillion reconciliation bill? it hasn't passed or gotten a vote in the house or senate yet. you are saying, though, when it does it should be cut in half? caller: it should be cut in half. during the eight months i lived and worked in china, i saw no crime, no cops getting bit up -- beat up, no stores set on fire. that country is run right. not the united states. i am seriously thinking about leaving the united states and moving to new zealand. host: all right, michael. take a look at reaction from capitol hill. here's the hawaiian senator on a tweet where it would be one thing for republicans to vote on debt ceiling driving the economy into oblivion, voting no, but they are going to block the motion to proceed, they are blocking

michael: politics on capitol hill. how shocking. jay powell and janet yellen said nothing new on the economy or their plans going forward. both said what they had told congress on tuesday and what powell told the rest of the g-7 people at the ecb meeting yesterday, that they think it is supply chain problems that are causing inflation to go up. those should go away, inflation should come down. at least eventually. powell was asked directly, what does eventually mean? he said we have been surprised, but we still think it is going to happen. i think the biggest thing -- the two big issues were the debt ceiling. republicans pounding on yellen in particular about the debt ceiling and saying it is because democrats want to spend a lot or money. yellen accurately saying that is not true, it is about paying for the money already spent by congress. then democrats, pounding on using yellen as a ping-pong ball to pound on republicans for that. the only real news that came out of it, bad news for joe weisenthal, the treasury secretary said the

michael was 14. when he 1st entered banks, he hill detention center doesn't teach any one. a lesson doesn't really help. it just puts you, hon. and in those expect you to sit there to the times up and then you come out and you're supposed to be a better person. let us know last that says bad like good a low people coming from what i don't at for, but i don't do that. i just see that you've done wrong. let's talk human bang. sure . you messed up. you go beyond bars. if you have harry, we got whole boxes of jerry and megan trying to help the boys find their face, providing them with food and housing. they say their story shows how the system is failing, young indigenous inmates. what have been the crimes homelessness. they lost their parents, they're all things. so now we're jailing children who orphans who are homeless and who are stealing to survive. know where to go? where is child protection for them? where is the system there for them? where is the government say for them? what court could thinking it's right mind that it should be jailing 12 and 13, and 14 year olds. wh

i want to bring in nbc's white house correspondent michael memory, nbc's capitol hill correspondent aliali and jake sherman who has been working overtime this weekend co-founder of punchbowl news. ali, the stakes this week couldn't be higher, more than $4 trillion in programs on the table, set the stage for us because republicans they're kind of sitting back and watching. >> reporter: that's definitely the vibe for republicans, but democratic staffers are talking about this week as one of the most consequential weeks of governing ever. the question, though, is if they're going to be able to do it. the how, if and when of it all. in terms of how, we saw speaker nancy pelosi over the weekend confirm what we've all known up here on the hill which is that she's not going to bring this bipartisan infrastructure bill to a vote unless she has the votes to pass it. right now she doesn't. progressives are holding fast to the line that they have had for several weeks now, which is to say if they don't see progress in the senate on reconciliation they're not going to lend their voices and their vo

afghan, a stan, other than simply some harsh interrogation on capitol hill, kelly spring, informal pentagon security analysts, michael maloof, welcome. as always, michael just asked some of the thoughts that the been out there during this grilling. would you agree with those who say that american face is a big it's higher than it, than it did even prior to the invasion of canister back in 2001 because that's one of the thoughts is being put out the well, i think, i think that's a valid concern. afghanistan in effect now has become an entire terrorist state tele bond. even though they may think that they're trying to govern that place itself is split. and you have internal factions, which are linked to al qaeda and isis k, or course on. and there's there and already we're seeing isis attacking caliber on and, and there's also the possibility that we could join up with isis as, as more of its fighters come into the country to be a formidable horse against against telephone itself. so television is this phase. it's split, it has its modern faction, and it's has it's, it's more extreme faction with connie connection, whi

host: michael, go ahead, beverly hills.aller: i just wanted to say i think we are ok to raise the debt ceiling one final time, but i think the bill that biden wants to pass it should be cut in half. host: hold on, michael, i want to make sure we are clear, you are talking about the three point $5 trillion reconciliation bill? it hasn't passed or gotten a vote in the house or senate yet. you are saying, though, when it does it should be cut in half? caller: it should be cut in half. during the eight months i lived and worked in china, i saw no crime, no cops getting bit up -- beat up, no stores set on fire. that country is run right. not the united states. i am seriously thinking about leaving the united states and moving to new zealand. host: all right, michael. take a look at reaction from capitol hill. here's the hawaiian senator on a tweet where it would be one thing for republicans to vote on debt ceiling driving the economy into oblivion, voting no, but they are going to block the motion to proceed, they are blocking u

michael j. fox back to the future. hill valley's clock never recovered.. >> where are you, exactly? >> reporter: we are on the courthouse square on the universal lot. >> oh, yeah, i knew that looked vaguely familiar. >> reporter: we thought it was a perfect place to chat with fox, now 59-- >> oh, there he is! >> reporter: ...about the other jolt to his life: his beloved dog, gus. oh, there he is! how old is he now? >> you know that no matter your situation, no matter what you feel, this animal is with you and is connected to you, and you feel, it's a force multiplier. >> reporter: gus has been by fox's side about half as long as fox has been battling parkinson's disease. some days are better than others. >> it's very come and go. it's not off, literally on and off. door. >> with his little, woof, woof, and he looked at me and i said, it is going to be okay. >> dogs just seem get when you okay." >> reporter: dogs just seem to get when you're not at your best, when you're not feeling right. >> i know with gus he does. he knows there's something different ab

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. >> michael, there is intense debate on capitol hill, not just between democrats and republicans, but even within the democratic party, about the urgency with which to approach the issue of climate change. what's your message to lawmakers? >> yeah. i would say there are a couple strag ler stragglers in the democratic party. in order to get real action, unfortunately republicans are unwilling to act, democrats are going to need to get that legislation through on a purely partisan basis. that's going to mean all 50 democrats voting for this reconciliation package that has meaningful climate action. the infrastructure bill itself right now is very skimpy when it comes to the central challenge we face, the climate crisis. but the reconciliation bill would provide a whole lot more funding for renewable energy. it would provide incentives in the form of what's known as a clean power portfolio standard, which would require utilities to meet up to 80% of their electricity generation from renewables alone within a decade or so. so we need real climate policy in the form of legislation that wil

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hill. >> earlier, cnn together with michael chertoff about the upcoming rally.ere's a little bit of what he said. >> i think that people are rightly concerned that this encourages people to come. again, it's a ridiculous effort to kind of overcurrent election. let's remember, police officers died and were seriously injured for politicians who claim to be supporters of the police, overlooking police being killed or otherwise being seriously injured is a real deep contradiction. so, i think this is not a good message. i do think, though, that there's now word getting out that perhaps some of the right wing groups will stay away, because they're afraid they may wind up actually getting trapped. >>> still ahead, thousands of migrants are packed under a bridge after crossing into the u.s. from mexico. and the town where they arrived says it just can't keep up anymore. stay with us. 100% milk chocolate and crispy rice. crunching makekes me extreme. crunching made our breakup easy! i'm in the friendzonone! anyone can do it, even anyone.. my name is monique, i'm 41, and

bloomberg's annmarie hordern is on the hill on the debt limit vote. michael mckee previewing powell and yellen's testimony. jess shankleman is watching the power crisis and the u.k. natural gas problem. let's start in d.c.. the pressure mounting on congress to raise the debt limit. treasury secretary janet yellen saying her department would run out of cash around october 18. annmarie hordern is on the hill. annmarie: we finally have what has really been known as the x day. what is the gate between mid-october and early november when the u.s. would hit that ceiling and potentially risk a technical default? treasury secretary janet yellen, in a letter to congressional leadership today, thing that is october 18. now things are going to get very difficult. we had the senate yesterday vote down the republican rejection of that stopgap funding measure linked to debt ceiling suspension. this means democrats likely are going to be the ones that have to cave, but to actually reach this and suspend the debt limit, it could be about a two week process, so it gives us ju

michael: straight answer. very helpful. a question from a hill staffer is how concerned are you about the increasingly widespread perception that america's armed forces are no longer apolitical? is that a correct perception? something we need to address? gen. hyten: it is an important question, but i hate the question. the nature of the question means that somebody is viewing us as political. i can tell you from the chairman and my perspectives that we want to do everything humanly possible all the way through the forest to make sure that we stay apolitical -- through the force to make sure that we stay apolitical. it is unbelievably difficult now. sometimes you are afraid to come to an event like bookings or i will do an event this week where i am talking, where i am afraid that an answer i will give will come out somehow political and someone will use it. it is so important. one of the greatest strengths of our country is the control of the military that has been defined as an element of this country since the beginning of time. everyone that w

for more on the congressional subpoenas, nbc capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell with jonathan lemire, michael steele and jim macena, president of obama's presidential campaign. we have breaking news on the abortion vote. do they expect the four individuals to give testimony or will this be a long legal battle? >> andrea, probably a long, protracted legal battle. it was interesting the strategy. committee members said they were asking people to come and be deposed or submit documents who they think will cooperate for the people they think will not cooperation they are skipping that step of asking and going to subpoena. we saw the first tranche with those four people close to the former president and expect many more subpoenas in the coming days and weeks. something that's also really interesting to me it's not just for a deposition, the committee wants records and data from these individuals as well. they gave them a deadline of one week to turn over those documents. i was speaking with representative raskin and he said while they are important he thinks the main component will be all of the d

questions this morning on capitol hill and our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is there with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael was an extraordinary moment here on the hill. all of the president's military advisers saying they warned him not to pull all troops out of afghanistan. it was the first time the president's top military advisers, all of them, publicly acknowledged they did not support removing all u.s. troops out of afghanistan. >> my assessment was back in the fall of '20 and remained consistent without that we should keep a steady state of 2,500 and could bounce up to 3,500. something, something like that, to move toward a negotiated gated solution. >> did you ever present that assessment personally to president biden? >> i don't discuss exactly what my conversations are with the sitting president in the oval office but i can tell you what my personal opinion was and i was always candid. >> general mckenzie, do you share that assessment? >> senator, i do share that assessment. >> reporter: the acknowledgment contradicting what president biden told george stephanopoulos just over a month ago. >> you

i remember having a conversation with michael mcfall, the ambassador, you senior director for european affairs, fiona hill predecessor but he also was ambassador to moscow while i was serving in russia, and was sitting having a conversation kind of a soft page idea like what about serving on the national security council? you should definitely do it. he encouraged me. okay, then i started think how do i get there. i was fortunate to serve an awesome position at the pentagon as political military affairs officer for the chairman of the joint chiefs pics i was the belly button for the military on how we faced the the challef resurgent, aggressive russia. i authored the definitive document on how to do this and that so i came to the attention of fiona hill. i thought i kind of earned the right to be competitive, to be considered. when i went in for my interview fiona kind of harvey on the spot. she operation in the action. i was talking to her deputy, this awesome for time servant in the white house of the national security council, a retired army colonel. he was the one that kind of did the bulk of the inte

michael mccaul that was there questioning the secretary at the hearing. first, aishah hasnie on the hillstimony and secretary alejandro mayorkas didn't have updated numbers on how many migrants they're deporting and how many they're letting back in the country. didn't have the numbers again for lawmakers. instead complaining about 18-hour long work days. he promised he would have the numbers soon. this comes as fox confirms many migrants are being released into the u.s. families, women and children as results confronted him on what he knew about this explosion in crossings. watch. >> i've always exchanged e-mails from agents stationed in del rio warning and asking for more resources in early june. then the foreign minister of panama warned june 3 about this influx that was coming up to the southwest border. did you see this threat coming and what if anything did you do? >> we have not seen before such a rapid migration, regular migration of individuals as we have observed and experienced with respect to the haitians. >> martha, even after visiting the border and seeing things close, mayo

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michael? >> we're looking forward to that. >>> also on capitol hill, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley is facing tough questions this morning in that senate hearing room over his actions in the final month of the trump administration including calls to china's top general that had been making headlines. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there have been calls for milley's resignation by some republicans, but expect a vigorous defense from general milley about the behind-the-scenes talks with his chinese counterpart and his conversations with nancy pelosi over her concerns that donald trump could launch a nuclear strike. milley was already in hot water with trump after publicly apologizing for walking with trump through lafayette square saying it looked political and was a mistake. but after trump lost the election, milley learned the chinese were wrongly concerned that trump might launch a military strike, so milley told his counterpart there was no such plan, the kind of reassuri

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michael, thank you for setting and some light on this situation. sure. coming up, we will have a report from the capital and a look at all the measures that capitol hill police are taking to ensure there will not be a repeat of the events that we saw in january 6 state in the ah, i have transparency for the powerful receipts and the last bit cares about privacy . what people care about is power. julian, a sons, is become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on. and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what to do. watch houses help to shift the conversation around transparency and see what that battle has done. to him, i feel like julian might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer. in such a situation. it's remarkable to survive. western civilization and culture have been infected by a mindset, surprises, ideology over competent to over reason. democracy is only a good idea if and when it serves the lead interest. then there

handling of the withdrawal and even told the hill, quote, i am still flabbergasted he pulled this off with such grace and precision. oscar winning film maker michael now. how did it feel looking back on that academy award moment now? as i mentioned it wasn't easy to call that out even in liberal hollywood. talk about that moment and how things have changed over the last two decades. >> first of all harrison ford was smiling but i'm convinced he was high. so just for the record. he doesn't mind me saying that. >> okay. >> it was the fifth night of the iraq war. they almost didn't have the ceremony. and i won. and i just couldn't ignore the fact that we were entering an illegal and immoral war. and, yes. i was booed -- many people were applauding -- martin scorsese and meryl streep and julianne moore and a few others, no relation, that were applauding. but it was very -- but listen. 29 democrats in the u.s. senate voted to give bush the war powers to invade iraq. the editor of the new yorker magazine wrote an editorial in favor or in support of the invasion as did the editorial pages of the "new york times," the judith miller who was writing all tho

michael, thank you for putting in some light on this situation. sure. coming up, we will have a report from the capital and a look at all the measures that capitol hill police are taking to ensure there will not be a repeat of the events that we saw in january 6. states in the, in the back guys are financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price now well, reduce the lower the best under cutting, but what's good for food market? it's not good for the global economy. ah, it was picking down months ago and now it's back up. the fencing around the nation's capital has returned at reports of a right winged rally scheduled for september 18th. that's this saturday. started making the rounds online. and while it's still unclear how many plans actually come to dc to attend to the rally, please, we're not going to take any chances this time. and law makers continue to point the fingers as to who's responsible for the event of january 6. our foreign project shows us what it looks like actually at the capital. and will we see this every time? there is a raleigh particularly if it's a right wing rally the perceived threat that put back up the fenci

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hill. thank you both. >> thank you. >> shannon: fox news has learned special counsel john durham is days if not hours away from taking his case against cybersecurity attorney michael to a grand jury. "the new york times" was first to report the potential indictment saying that durham wants to charge michael sussman with making a false statement to the fbi. facing a sunday deadline to charge sussman. he reportedly linked to the team and russia and that took place in 2019. proof of vaccination for indoor bars and nightclubs. requiring either proof of vaccination or negative test for all outdoor events, concerts and professional sports. the rule for mega-events goes into effect october 7. several los angeles police department employees taking the department of court over requirements that they get vaccinated for covid-19. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher shows us this is one of several aggressive challenges by law enforcement pushing against vaccine mandates. >> in california, crime is going up in the number of police officers going down. the state is in jeopardy of losing more police to vaccine mandates. the city of los angeles will require vaccines

hill over the botched withdrawal in afghanistan. house republicans expected to press the secretary on how many people are stranded in the country and how evacuees are being vetted. congressman michael mccall says he has a lot of explaining to do. >> why did this go so bad? how did he get it so wrong? why didn't he listen to the intelligence community warnings that the taliban would take over, this rosy dream they would somehow negotiate a last minute deal with the taliban was absolutely fantasy world. todd: his testimony comes as the taliban cements its power in kabul, raising its flag above the presidential palace. you see it there in the center of your screen. jillian: on 9/11. todd: on 9/11. congressman called three questions that we want answers to. a fourth question i've been wondering, where's the transparency. remember, we have americans still stuck in afghanistan. we haven't heard updates on those individuals, say for one from antony blinken over the weekend. what about the six planes we've been reporting on that have been allegedly on the tarmac for so long? we haven't heard about them in a while. and do we yet have the number of americans that are still there? still don't

michael smerconish, always a pleasure, brother. i almost got myself in real trouble with the ages. >> the first hearing on our ugly exit from afghanistan was held today on the hilla lot to say. now, he didn't coming atually, and that was part of the thing, he didn't come in person, but tony blinken reassured that we, meaning america, is going to bring home all the americans and afghan allies. plus, an update on sarah, the trapped american, the former interpreter. we had her on this program. i got a veteran who is trying to help her, and what the reality is of the politics on the ground. next. serena williams... wonder woman. serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream with no annual contract. i strip on public transit. we strip in the community garden. i strip with the guys. i've been stripping here for years. i strip all by myself. i'll strip just about anywhere! i strip in half moon. i strip before take-off. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily wherever

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michael horowitz and christopher wray are still testifying. they are trying to answer for the failures. he said he was deeply sorry on behalf of the whole fbi. ann thompson is on capitol hill for today's testimony. ann, you've also been on the catholic abuse beat for quite some time. i can't help but in the early days of that investigators seemed to look the other way. is this the point of this hearing? a systemic issue within the fbi that they don't know how to investigate abuse claims like this? >> that is certainly one of the questions being asked here today because i think what was particularly disturbing, chuck, is mckayla maroney she in 2015 told the indianapolis field office what larry nassar did to her. she described sitting on her bedroom floor and telling the agent things tha she had not told her mom and describing in great detail the abuse that she endured. and then nothing happened. nothing happened for 14 months. as she said, they put her report in a drawer and walked away. and then when they did report it, there were falsifications, she said, in that report. they lied about what she had said. that's just building on the pain. aly raisman made the point when s

michael smerconish, always a pleasure, brother. i almost got myself in real trouble with with the ages. but i didn't. >> thank you. >>> the first hearing on our ugly exit from afghanistan was held today on the hilltate came. he had a lot to say. now, he didn't come actually, and that was part of the thing, he didn't come in person, but tony blinken reassured that we, meaning america, is going to bring home all the americans and afghan allies. plus, an update on sarah, the trapped american, the former interpreter. we've had her on this program. i got a veteran who is trying to help her, and what the reality is of the politics on the ground. next. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand... together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman. serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream with no annual contract. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes... but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen we

hill over the botched and-- afghanistan withdrawal. republicans plan to press him on how many americans are stranded now and how evacuees are being vetted. congressman michaelcoll telling a sunday morning futures he has a lot of explaining to do. >> why did this go so bad? why did he get it so wrong? why did he listen to the intelligence warnings that the taliban would take over cracks the rosy dream that they would somehow negotiate a last-minute deal with the taliban was absolutely fantasy world maria: the testimony comes as the taliban cements its power in kabul raising the flag-- their flag above the presidential palace on 9/11. president trump meeting with new york city first responders over the weekend. he went there on 9/11 calling the withdraw a quote the most embarrassing event in u.s. history. president biden is flying to california today to rally support for embattled california governor gavin newsom as voters decide his fate in about 24 hours with the recall election happening tomorrow. the first governor in the country to face a recall as voters deeply divided of the covid 19 restriction among hurting small businesses in california last year wh