mr. paxton: you have nailed it. fundamentally, if we have a president overstepping his constitutional role, we don't have a constitution anymore, and that's what we really need to focus on. ms. schlapp: well, we know one thing, that biden is going to sell us out. he has no interest in fixing this immigration system. it is, for him, open border and continuing to pursue this radical immigration policy, the broken system. so many people have suffered in the process, and at the end of the day, we want to keep supporting legal immigration, and we want to thank all of you for this discussion. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> sunday night at 9:00 eastern on "after words," georgetown law professor rosa brooks details her experiences in policing in washington, d.c., in her book "tangled up in blue: policing the american city." >> there's this kind of whiplash where police are self-sacrificing, underappreciated heroes, or they are racist thugs, and it can be really hard to get into that conversation. there's good a

mr. paxton: you have nailed it. fundamentally, if we have a president overstepping his constitutional role, we don't have a constitution anymore, and that's what we really need to focus on. ms. schlapp: well, we know one thing, that biden is going to sell us out. he has no interest in fixing this immigration system. it is, for him, open border and continuing to pursue this radical immigration policy, the broken system. so many people have suffered in the process, and at the end of the day, we want to keep supporting legal immigration, and we want to thank all of you for this discussion. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> cohost of the history checks podcasts talk about the podcast origins and growing popularity over the years covering women in u.s. history. >> women and girls are hungry for role models. we keep hearing representation is important. that really is so true. the amount that females and other messages that we get from very, very young girls and/or their mothers sang -- saying that the subjects w

texas attorney general ken paxton is with me now. mr. attorney general, it's good to see you don't.hank you so much for being here. we now know that the dallas convention center is now being a house for 3,000 migrants, male migrants amid the border crisis and we know fema is there to help. have you seen any difference? any light at the end of the tunnel? >> no. as a matter of fact, i think i was on your show right after biden was sworn in and i predicted that we would have a crisis and that the spread of covid would occur that we would have more crime as governor abbott mentioned yesterday on your show. and now we have got 3,000 people in a convention center in dallas all packed in there. we don't know what their condition is or health status. is he about to issue national rules about wearing masks at work for citizens of this country. just doesn't make sense. >> maria: what is the capacity for these buildings that house these migrants? i'm being told that it is over run in some cases. it's expected to hold 200 people. they are up to more than 1,000 people crammed into one building.

mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. >>> now to a texas showdown over masks. the attorney general ken paxtonernor lifted the rule on wednesday. now, no masks are required to be worn in texas, even though it's second in the nation in coronavirus cases at more than 2.7 million. and total third for total coronavirus keths deaths exceeding 46,000. and steve adler to discuss all of this, friday, a judge denied the request for a temporary retraining order. now, the mask mandate still hands. you are seeing more defiance because the state no longer requires masks? what are you seeing? >> by and large, i'm real encouraged by the number of people in the community that are continuing to wear the mask consistent with the city's mandate, the number of businesses that are doing the same. i had a lot of businesses and people ask the city to maintain its man date but there are some that are confused by what the governor did. a lot on of people hear what the governor did and take it to mean the mafkts are not effective. and they are not mess,necessary which they are, or we are out of the woods on the virus,

security, joining me right now texas attorney general ken paxton also joining the conversation all morning is dagen mcdowell and james freeman mr about, first off let's talk about the unaccompanied microscopics your expectation or reaction, to what you are seeing in terms of the number of children coming across the border. >> so incredibly frustrating last four years president trump put a huge focus on slowing that down building the wall encouraging border patrol, beefing up security along the border it was working in a brief period of time president biden issued executive order that encourages people to cross border sends each have hey you are welcome here we don't want to send you back. that is what is happening. >> why is is this going no biden administration officials are going to the border today. what are they going to see? >> i think they are going to see a real problem i think a lot of these -- are over burden almost full capacity very short period of time since he took office i don't know what they are going to do the the only real option for him now i think is just to release these children other people in our state,