muriel bowser in d.c. adams in new york both ran inviting all people and it doesn't matter whether documents are not. sanctuary cities and governor abbott who really has done more than any other governor has done more to help colleagues and border patrol to secure that border and sending people voluntarily to new york city and to d.c. in the city a couple thousand people. i would like them to take a trip to arizona or even el paso, texas, where they have thousands of people every single night coming across the border into the hands of cdp and border patrol. what is those communities compared to new york with no resources compared to d.c., the nation's capital? so you asked for sanctuary cities. you provided incentives for people to come to your town, your cd. and now, this is what the incentives bring you thousands of people voluntarily at the border and become your hometown. so, this is what you asked for. >> carley: it certainly is exactly what they asked for and muriel bowser is asking for something els

it's funny, when muriel bowser said she wanted -- the national guard called up because you rightly saidnts illegal immigrants and he's going to aid and abet in lawbreaking, he can take care of people that he allows it to country illegally. you're sending them to washington, d.c. i want every red state governor to follow your lead and when planes drop off illegal immigrants, put them in buses and some of the 16 pennsylvania avenue. that's joe's problem, he caused it, he aided it, why not handle it? i think everyone should do it. >> exactly right. believe me, we have more buses headed their way as we speak right now. but this just shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the northeast who think that border crisis created by joe biden, that is fine as long as it's texas that has to deal with it but as soon as they have to deal with it the real confidence of the crisis, they are up in arms calling for the national guard as you point out dealing with a tiny fraction of what we had to deal with every single day. we're going to keep sending those buses up there until they fully under

muriel bowser says it's a protective place for illegal immigrants to come.ey're come, she is calling in the national guard to deal with the crisis. how do you square those two things? >> well, these mayors are starting to understand what these border cities, these border states have been dealing with for years on end. especially under this administration. i will tell you what, it's not the national guard's job to go and be glorified travel cons years for illegal immigrants. let's member the. if you are wanting to come to the u.s.a. if you pay a cartel or illegal immigration to come into this country you will get a plane, a bus, a train ticket to wherever you like. you will get free phones, you will get medical care and live in the shadows and work. that is not the american dream. that is the cheated american dream. >> todd: what do you make of this sense of entitlement this notion i will go to new york and d.c. and get a free room, healthcare, free food, free phone all homeless americans many of whom are veterans. many of whom who have served our country don

the governor invited eric adams, the mayor of new york, and mayor muriel bowser of d.c.fter they blamed him for the surge of illegal migrants in their cities which which they say is taking a toll on social services. stephen miller is the dark text, he was the architect of president trump's policy, good to see you. thanks for being here. >> great to be here. maria: first, the border which you have been raising alarms on now for years. you have studied this for decades. tell us how you see things today. >> we are in the midst of the greatest national security crisis and greatest humanitarian crisis that we have ever seen. there is a border that is completely controlled by foreign criminal cartels. my weapons hay want in, any drugs they want in, any gang members they want in, they're bringing them in. there is sex traffic thing on a scale world has never seen. modern-day slavery, labor trafficking. the biden administration's decision to terminate president trump's hugely successful border controls is a crime against humanity. and my plea to every single member of congress o

where is eric adams and muriel bowser complaining to the white house.y and basically they're going to lose the house, and this is one of the issues, and it's because the biden white house won't actually do the federal government's job. >> greg: i think jesse we need to take a victory lap on this one because if this is where the idea came from, remember when we were talking about non-border privilege and that we needed to somehow get the consequences to that border. we said that last summer. >> jesse: we are always right. >> greg: we are always right. [laughter] >> jesse: i didn't realize how brilliant a move this was until a couple days ago. i'm a little slow. >> greg: we know. >> jesse: but what he's done is not just that he sent them here to a city, he sent it to where cameras are. because the democrats are always saying, we want to bring these illegals out of the shadows, so abbott goes, okay, they're out of the shadows right in front of the cameras. all the cameras are here in manhattan, all the cameras are here in washington, dc. they're not down i

mayor muriel bowser has for the second time asked the national guard to activate the d.c.to help with the migrants. for the second time she has been rejected. the department of defense, the mayor of d.c. a letter saying the national guard is not trained to assist with migrants. lead to diminished readiness for the troops. nonetheless, she see what is is going on our southern border as politically motivated, an emergency, which of course, it is. >> right now we are dealing with a politically motivated policy emergency and we think it can be a crisis in our city. that's why we have asked for federal support and we will continue to do that. we think that cities alone can't solve a broken immigration system. but, having said that we are going to do everything that we can to have a humane setting for people who are coming through our city to their final destinations and we are going to work hard to do that. >> brian: on top of that, get ready for school. a thousand migrant children for the upcoming school year will be in the already burdened washington, d.c. school system. even

mayor muriel bowser once again pleading for federal assistance for the thousands of migrants being buffeddefense lloyd austin, now she's requesting the second time asking for 150 d.c. national guard members to be deployed to the nation's capital. joining me now is the former acting dhs director, chad wolf. it's great to see you. thanks very much for being here. isn't it ironic she wants the national guard, she's asking twice for the national guard. should she get it? >> no, and in fact the national guard should be down on the border actually trying to solve this crisis. look, what muriel bowser, eric adams should be doing is leaning object on the biden administration to put policies and procedures in place to stop this crisis so we don't have hundreds of thousands of migrants going into all cities across the country. that's what they need to be focused on. as far as the national guard is concerned, they need to be add vo t kateing again for -- advocating again for that at the border to help border patrol, to help cbp control the border. it will take leadership by the administration to do

. >> ashley: the pentagon denied dc mayor muriel bowser to help with influx of the migrants.hey said we determine providing support would negatively impact readiness of the d.c.g.they are being denied help and these are sanctuary cities, they have been pushing for this, but now there is a change of heart, what do you think of this? >> it is complete hypocrisy, it is a sanctuary city, a magnet to go. we don't need national guard in new york, we need national guard and army on the border to protect the border and seal the border and we wouldn't be having these problems in the first place. >> ashley: thank you for your take early on monday morning, we appreciate it. >> todd: thanks, rob. >> ashley: majority of americans think the economy is heading in the wrong direction. connecticut congressional candidate george logan will explain why the gop has a better plan for americans. >> todd: and the l.a. times is urging president biden to declare a climate emergency, wail until you hear this. ♪ ♪♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no mat

the illegal border crossing is not sitting well with blue city leaders like washington mayor muriel bowsert governor grab bill mike greg abbott is not backing down. >> this shows the hypocrisy of liberal leaders in the northeast that the border crisis created by joe biden, that is fine as long as texas has to deal with it, but as soon as they have to deal with the real consequences of biden's border crisis, they are up in arms going for the national guard dealing with a tiny fraction of what we have to deal with every single day. speed to the biden administration in the southern border is closed but the numbers tell a different story with approximately 2 million migrants illegally entering the united states under the presidents watch. >> todd: from the border crisis to the crime crisis, the university of minnesota is seeing a surge in violence after minneapolis cut ties with the police department following george floyd's death in 2020. parents are demanding school officials boost security after a shocking video shows a shooting on campus, watch. >> [bleep] [shots fired] >> todd: that happe

. >> tonight the pentagon is saying no to washington, dc mayor muriel bowser refusing he request to provideational guard soldiers to help with the migrant rush. >> we've been lied to about wha is going to be and they are still not where they want to be so we really need federal coordination. >> mears bowers and have him describe themselves as sanctuaries for migrants something governor abbott is says is easy to see and hard to provide birth. >> we must emigrants to washington, dc and they could not handle that one single challenge and we deal with that every single day. i have one thing to tell you in detail them, there are more buses on the way. >> as for the migrants who arrived in new york city this morning i can tell you about half of them are being bussed t other cities and half will rely on resources here in new york city. >> to democrat led cities are getting a taste of what is happening at the border every day. for latest jobs report with tonight, progressive podcast host, the heritage foundation, research and project 21, the cochair, welcome to all of you on this friday night. let'

mayor muriel bowser's call for the national guard to be deployed for the surge of illegal migrants.familiar with the request tells fox news if they approve the request it shows favoritism over the border states who have already requested federal emergency status. governor greg abbott and governor ducey, the white house has allowed migrants to flood their communities. the white house may be realizing the ways at the border quietly approving construction of a portion of the border wall in arizona. >> carley: some republicans said the president is doing this to make a border democrats look better ahead of midterms. jackie ibanez joins us live. the p.r. stunt, jackie. >> hi, good morning, carley and todd. as he was saying it wouldn't work, presidential candidate joe biden vowed to a been on the wall completely, remember this? >> there will not be another wall constructed on my administration. i'm going to make sure that we have border protection, but it's going to be based on making sure that we use high-tech capacity to deal with it. at the ports of entry. >> now the president appears

who knew that muriel bowser, who runs d.c., was working for donald trump, but she appears to be.least you know who to blame. if alex baronson had known that two years ago he would have saved him a lot of trouble. alex baronson, of course, is one of the people who brought us this information. he joins us now. alex baronson, don't you think in retrospect, it would have been wise to declare yourself part of the resistance two years agos you begun your reporting journey on this, and you never would have been booted off twitter, and could have said what you wanted to say. >> i'm definitely part of the resistance, tucker. i'm just not sure who aim resisting. >> tucker: ha-ha-ha! that's a good point. >> you brought up a lot of interesting data points. i won't mention where you might have found them, although my website is a good place to look. >> tucker: probably so, yes. >> all this stuff, people can kind of -- they can say, oh, myocarditis, you can get that after covid, and that japanese doctor who wrote that's one person who cares, there's one data point that cannot be just waved awa

muriel bowser to use the national guard to help with the influx of migrants to that city, back to youve miller said the biden administration will go down in history for humanitarian crisis they will receive at the border. >> we are in the midst of the greatest national security price and humanitarian crisis we have ever seen. there is a border that is completely controlled by foreign criminal cartels and any weapons, drugs they want, any gang members they want, they bring in but the biden administration's decision to terminate the hugely successful border patrol is a crisis against humanity. not only a record number of seats in the house and senate over the border crisis but internal shame of history for what they have done has no precedent. it is an abomination. >> todd: and before the buses arrived in new york city, we saw a midnight migrant flights arrive in the westchester suburbs. rob astorino was the one who sounded the alarm over the secret plates and we will talk to him and next, ashley. >> ashley: the new york city bodega worker who defendant himself behind an attack is repor

where we are tonight, muriel bowser is mandating. not only is she blocking any students who are unvaccinated from attending school, she won't even let them learn virtually because apparently you can get covid from zoom. for more than 40% of black students were unvac unvaccinated, no education for you. want to talk about jim crow? that's jim crow. not just extreme, it's vindictive and i bet i bet she has a hate has no home here yard sign in front of her residence to boot. rewarding the elites and fighting to kill the unborn and the demonization of your fellow americans is one heck of a national strategy. i say keep it up, democrats. keep telling yourself those lies. and that's "the angle." joining me now, stephen miller, former senior advisor to president trump and mollie hemingway, senior editor of "the federalist." if they thought their policies were so popular, would they be running to the abortion issue so enthusiastically? >> first off, i don't think abortion as good of an issue for them as they think. their view is incredibly ex

across the aisle from you, everybody from governor hochul in new york to eric adams and others, muriel bowserd.c. are using the term political pawns and accusing you of putting the illegal immigrants in the middle of this. what is your response? >> well, my response first of all is this is rank hypocrisy by the new york governor, by the new york mayor. listen, new york is a sanctuary city. mayor adams says they welcome in illegal immigrants. and now once they have to deal with the reality of it, they are suddenly can't handle it. they are getting a taste of what we are having to deal with. the most important things our fellow americans can do is to realize for themselves the challenges that texas is dealing with every day. only when they see that will the biden administration begin to have to realize the biden administration will have to finally start enforcing the laws passed by congress that secure the border. >> harris: you have not bent in the wind and there has been quite a headwind in all of this as the buses arrive in the different cities. but they weren't watching before. you know the

this is the first busload to new york city, but i can tell you that mayor muriel bowser has requestedpport and we're learning today the defense department has rejected that request. we'll send it back to you, jackie. jackie: nate, thank you so much for that report and startling pictures for the residents here of new york city. i'm sure there will be more of this to come good to see you, thank you. well, now that the migrants are arriving in places like new york city and d.c., some democratic mayors are starting to recognize the crisis. joining me now former acting dhs sebaceous chad wolf. chad it's always great to be with you and to get your opinion on what's happening here. obviously we've had an illegal immigration problem for more than a year now, as a result of this administration and its border policy. for somebody like eric adams whose previously declared this a sanctuary city to say now we don't want the migrants to come here, governor abbott you should find housing for them in texas it's really really interesting. there's part of me that thinks really what this is about is say

muriel bowser asked the national guard to help out, the department of defense rejected that. are mostly hispanic. it is not a liberal talking point white people don't want brown people, these towns are on the border. it is not about not wanting those individuals but not having resources to take care of them and those towns voted for trump last election. carley: talking about the politics and how it is hypocritical and the mayor of dc and new york proving the point by a few thousand people having a catastrophic effect but it is a security issue. christopher ray talked about the open borders, how much of a national security threat it is. during a senate hearing, telling the president that exact thing. in california, actor and hayes reportedly crashed her car into multiple buildings. will: the crassus left one in flames. >> reporter: actress and haitian identified as the driver who crashed into a southern california home after fleeing the scene of another crash. the 53-year-old actors plowed into a home igniting a large fire that involved the house in flames. she was intubated a

for the second time the pentagon has denied a request by washington, dc's mayor muriel bowser to activaterd to help with migrants arriving there. they must be worried about sending troops somewhere that won't be a 20 year commitment that has nothing to do with our problem. had to think about that one right? yeah, it all hits you right now. yeah, oh, yeah [cheers and applause] the wrestler's clever. the defense department says the national guard isn't trained to assist migrants and it would force them to cancel military training. next week they're going to learn about pronouns that make enemies feel bad. about 7000 migrants have been buffed in from texas to dc according to governor greg abbott's office which is still more than flying spirit airlines. oh, yeah, have you flown it? bet you won't fly it twice. here is a few days ago talking about the crisis. >> before we begin bussing illegal immigrants up to new york, it was just texas and arizona that bore the brunt of all of the chaos and all of the problems that come with it. now the rest of america is understanding exactly what is going o

. >> and the problem is so acute that the mayor of washington, d.c., muriel bowser, has tried to callational guard to help with this issue. washington -- that's on the city side. of course, the goal of governor abbott is to raise this on a federal level. so, what more are you hoping will happen in terms of coordination between those southern states that are sending migrants up to washington and to new york? >> i think first and foremost what's most important in this moment is they actually treat asylum seekers who lawfully are in this country with the dignity they deserve. that's the first thing. the second thing is making sure that we are able to provide care and the services that people need. here in new york city, folks who we are right to shelter state, so that means anyone who comes here has the right to a shelter. that's one of the most important pieces for people who are fleeing violence, is to have somewhere they and their kids can lay their heads at night. i think right now the federal government needs to step up a little bit and make sure that they are rescinding policies th

mayor muriel bowser put on the spot monday for the district's covert vaccine requirement for studentsking to return to school. >> 40% of black students are unvaccinated to end under the district's current policy regarding schools will be unable to attend that school come the school district starting. this seems to disproportionately affect black students. >> i don't think that number is correct, we have substantially fewer number of kids that we have to engage with vaccination. >> shannon: according to washington, d.c.,'s own website only 61% of black students ages 12 to 15 are vaccinated, just 59% for ages 16 and 17. superintendent's office out this guidance writing vaccine is required for school enrollment and attendance for all students for which there is a covid-19 vaccination approved by the food and drug administration. that exists for a 12 and older but critics say unvaccinated students may not be allowed to enroll and take classes remotely, we will follow the story. and intends to remove l.a.'s progressive district attorney has failed. the organizers of the recall effort did n

. >>> the department of defense denying muriel bowser's defense for bussing migrants to texas.eg abbot has been highly critical of the biden administration's border policies and began bussing migrants to d.c. in april. >> in iceland a spectacular volcanic eruption just 15 miles from the country's capital city is drawing a lot of spectators look at that they're coming to the site despite a call from officials to avoid the area due to the poisonous gasses i have to say, tyler, that makes me think i really have to trip a book to iceland. >> i think i have two friends who are there now. they were coming back from ireland and they were going to stop in iceland. when a time to be there. i want to go there everyone says it's a spectacular place to visit >> bertha, have a great weekend. >> ahead on "power lunch," tesla holding the annual shareholder meeting and we'll discuss the biggest takeaways from that. plus speaking of shareholders, nearly 400 companies have been targeted by shareholder activists so far this year and what do we see in this ramp up we'll discuss all of that and mor

mayor muriel bowser is pushing back. >> we have a substantially fewer number of kids that we have toas a similar mandate ahead of this school year. los angeles pushed its vaccine requirement for students back to 2023, bret? >> bret: mike, thank you. the world's newest and biggest space telescope is showing jupiter as never before. take a look at these pictures. the james webb space telescope capturing unprecedented views of the planet northern and southern lights, swirling polar haze and that great red spot which is actually a storm big enough to swallow up the earth. fascinating stuff. up next, growing optimism from the biden administration over the new iran nuclear deal but at what cost? we will bring you an update. plus, a massive fentanyl bust at the southern border. ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with wor

i want to juxtapose the statements that muriel bowser of d.c., where there have been 7,000 illegal immigrantst, with mayor adams of new york city. there have been 900 illegal migrants there from texas. check out would have to say. bowser, "this is the tipping point. our service efforts have become overwhelmed." sounds like someone from texas or arizona. adams, "if we don't get these urgently needed resources we may struggle to provide the proper level of support our clients deserve while also facing challenges as we serve both a rapidly growing population and new clients who are seeking asylum." interesting he called them clients. >> pete: that's a new one. two mayors of sanctuary cities complaining about the ultimate manifestation of that policy. at first i thought the bussing of migrants -- i should say illegals, i think it falls into a trap by saying migrants. these are folks that broke the law. they have a legal status of asylum but it may not be a legitimate claim. it's usually not based on the laws of our land. i thought it was a gimmick to us, but it's been very effective to highlight

immigrants from the southern border dropped off in the nation's capital tonight as washington mayor muriel bowser an invitation from texas governor greg abbott to come on down and survey the situation at the border first end. speak of the house nancy pelosi meeting with taiwan's president tonight amid heightened tensions with china over her visit. we begin tonight at the big board with a deep dive into tonight's primary results from the five states around the country. special report anchor bret baier joins us. we got a good night on the board because been a busy one. >> we've all been waiting for the big numbers coming in out whilst. in arizona, let's look at the governor's race first there. we just got a big vote dump in arizona, and here you see the breakdown. about 60% in. can tailor robes ahead of carry like the remember this battle. but this is a former vice president mike pence endorsed robeson, former president trump and west lake. this is the split. the reason robson has this lead is because of this county. maricopa county, at about 60% of the vote in arizona. it comes in early and then t

ymayor muriel bowser has called in additional resources, including the deployment of the national guard. >> we have a growing humanitarian crisis that we expect that the federal government expects is going to only worsen. >> reporter: but the pentagon declined that request, arguing it would negatively impact the readiness of the guard. the day's long journey originates from different points on the u.s./mexico border. 37 buses have been sent to washington, d.c. from arizona, carrying nearly 1,400 passengers, and more than 100 buses have arrived to washington, d.c. from texas. abbott began sending migrants to new york city last friday. >> is the city under strain? >> yes. >> reporter: d.c. council member breann na dough says the district has assisted in years, but texas and arizona have overwhelmed the issue. >> truly this is a federal issue being played out through political gamesmanship by republican governors on the border states. >> reporter: abbott maintains his actions are in response to poor handling at the border. recently issuing a declaration to procure shelter and other service

mayor muriel bowser is now amending her request for national guard support after the pentagon rejected initial with request on friday. both she and mayor adams have previously described their cities as sanctuaries for migrants, and that's exactly why governor abbott says they're the perfect destinations for migrants. he says both mayors have boasted about they -- their city services and housing, for example, and he says nowst time for them to deliver on that promise. eric? eric: new york city's 1,700 miles or so from the border, but with these buses, it might as well be next door, and heir feeling it. arthel? arthel: meanwhile, a number of top officials are sounding the alarm about national security concerns at the border. dozens of people on the terror watch list have been caught there so far this year. border agents are also grappling with widespread drug and human smuggling. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas, now with the very latest. bill? >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon to you. we just heard correspondent nate foy talking about those buses of migrants heading to d.c. a

the's mayor, muriel bowser, are calling for more from president biden.ne call with federal officials talking about potential solutions. so far nothing has come of that at least publicly. and mayor bowser's request for national guard support was rejected by the pentagon. >> they're boarding buses having been lied to about what's going to be on the other end. and and they're still not where they want to be. and so we, we really need federal court. now, if the federal government -- >> reporter: that last part is the one thing that all sides can agree on, the need for more action from the biden administration. as for that group in new york city yesterday, i can tell you about half of them are taking buses to other cities, and half will rely on the resources here in new york city. send it back to you. mike: nate foy live in new york city, thanks a lot. arthel? arthel: an illinois daycare worker has test thed positive for monkeypox, and now other mothers and children are being screened atta that daycare near champagne after the biden administration declared th

mayor muriel bowser has called in additional resources, including, she hoped, the deployment of the nationalernment expects is going to only worsen. >> reporter: but the pentagon declined that request, arguing it would negatively impact the readiness of the guard. the days long journey originates from different points along the border. 37 buses have been sent to washington, d.c. from arizona, carrying nearly 1400 passengers. and more than 100 buses have arrived to washington, d.c. from texas. abbott just began sending migrants to new york city last friday. is the city under strain? >> yes. >> reporter: d.c. council member breeann nadou says they have assisted for yearses but texas d arizona overwhelmed the system. >> this is being played out by republican governors on the border states. >> reporter: abbott maintains his actions are in response to the administration's poor handling of the border. adams condemned the texas governor's actions and recently issued an emergency declaration to procure shelter and other services. >> i don't think anything is more anti-american than shipping people o

. >> the governor says so far he has sent 6500 migrants to d c dc mayor muriel bowser requesting thenal guard to come in to help handle what she calls a growing humanitarian crisis. the pentagon quickly declining her request. we sent an amended request. >> the mayors of dc and new york city complaining the new asylum seekers. >> have created a severe strain on their city's homeless shelter system. and they are asking for federal resources because they know more buses are on the way and not let us know what time the buses to leave >> they're not letting us know what it needs of the people on the bus. and i giving us any information. >> that was dray clark reporting. the mayor says they're going to find a way to accommodate and support anybody who wants to stay. in the north. a cowgirl creamery has closed its last retail shop at point reyes station. 25 years in business now you can still get the cheese like whole foods and nuggets. but this shop was a beloved part of the food scene. the announcement posted on social media and in a statement, cowgirl creamery says in part the decision t

mayor muriel bowser has called in extra resources, including, she hopes, the deployment of the nationalve a growing humanitarian crisis that we expect, that the federal government expects, is going to worsen. >> reporter: but the pentagon declined that request. the days long journey originates from different points along the u.s./mexico border. 37 buses have been sent to washington, d.c. from arizona, carrying nearly 1,400 passengers. and more than 100 buses have arrived to washington, d.c. from texas. abbott just began sending migrants to new york city last friday. >> is the city under strain? >> yes. >> reporter: d.c. council member brianne nadeau says the system is overwhelmed. >> truly this is a federal issue that's being played out by political gainsmanship. >> reporter: abbott maintains his actions are in response to the administration's poor handling of the border. abbott recently issued an emergency declaration to procure shelter. >> i don't think anything is more un-american than shipping somebody on a bus without basic needs or direction or coordination. >> it's not unusual fo

. >> the governor says so far he has sent 6500 migrants to d c dc mayor muriel bowser requesting thetional guard to come in to help handle what she calls a growing humanitarian crisis. the pentagon quickly declining her request. we sent an amended request. >> the mayors of dc and new york city complaining the new asylum seekers. >> have created a severe strain on their city's homeless shelter system and they are asking for federal resources because they know more buses are on the way and not let us know what time the bus is. a leaving. >> they're not letting us know what it needs of the people on the bus. and i giving us any information >> that was dray clark reporting. the mayor says that they will find a way to accommodate and support anybody who does want to stay. >> california's economy is almost back to looking like prepandemic levels. >> not fully can to have a recovered yet, though there's new data from the federal government and shows that our state still needs add about 176,000 more jobs before our economy is considered fully recovered. it is currently at 94% of prepandemic

mayor meantime, muriel bowser, asking the national guard for assistance with migrants being bussed into humanitarian crisis. on friday, edward lawrence pressed jean-pierre on texas bussing migrants and the biden administration's under the cover of darkness migrant flights. listen to this. >> what's the continues between texas bussing migrants to d.c. and the federal government flying migrants to say new york in the middle of the night and other cities. >> it's very different. we're not using migrants as a political pawn. dagen: art, what do you make of that response? i have a lot to say but you're the guest and we want to hear from you. >> this administration has been using those individuals as political pawns since before they took office. they've been using border patrol agents as political pawns since before they took office. they've seen how chaotic it's been down here but they've never come down here to see the reality. they've never spoken to the people that are out here working. and that's the problem. now they're seeing how bad it actually is and now they're saying, hey, we need

mayor muriel bowser want the national guard on active duty to help.est express concern saying if that defense department authorizes funding, "it was favoritism over the border states who have requested federal emergency status." fox has obtained an internal document from that source familiar with d.c. national guard planning, which is due to a significant uptick from covid-19 and civil disturbances, "the readiness of the d.c. national guard has been severely degraded." the d.c. national guard "does not currently have a standing domestic response capability." late last week, president biden authorized completion of the u.s.-mexico border wall. homeland security says they work too close for a wide gap near arizona will better protect migrants from falling are turning to the mayor tells fox is hearing it won't be the same as former president trump's border wall. speak of different type of barrier but a positive barrier in any case will be a dramatic improvement. >> in congress, texas democrats and the like to address the entire illegal immigration issue.

this is precisely what the venal and heartless mayor of dc where we are rightare toni tonight, muriel bowser is mandating not only is she blocking any students who arestn unvaccinated from attending school, she won't even let theml learn virtually because apparently you can get covid from the zoome. som. for more than 40% of black students who are unvaccinated, . no education for you. you want to talk about jim crow ? that's jim crow. it's not just extreme.vind it's vindictive.ic tiand i bet i bet she has a hate has no home here. yard sign in front of her residence to boot, rewarding the the elites fighting to kill the unborn and the demonization of your fellow americans. that is on strate of a national strategy. so i say keep it up. democrats keep telling yourselfe those lies and that's the angle. joining me now, stevenat's "th o founder of america first legal, former senior adviser to president trump and mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist and fox news contributor mollie, ifhe they really thought their policies were so popular, would they be running to the abortion issue so e

mayor muriel. bowser to witnessmu the crisisnd firsthand at the border after a complaints about migrants flooding their cities. why won't they accept a the invitation of governor abbott? he'll joinvi o snacks and an upe on tonight's key primary races straight ahead. tonget top dollar and sell your home fast with the very best real and ideal agent. we thoroughly research top agents and your local market. we analyze the results. we personally interview them and negotiate a great commission on your behalf as low as two percent. we made the home selling experience simple and easy while saving thousands in commissions we saved just shy of nineteen thousand dollars by using intelligent. i think the best to call your agent and get a phone call back in fifteen minutes. somebody who's already vetted the agent and have somebody that is top notch. that's a whole lot of work and a whole lot of worry. we've helped thousands of home sellers and buyers get five star results, ranking us number one in real estate on trust

mayor muriel bowser to the southern border. greg abbott and they have to deal with all these migrants coming to their cities because he's buffy that when they get to the border to washington. he says come to the border and get a firsthand look, mayor adams office has dismissed the offer saying the abbott wants a photooptical and eric adams doesn't want to do a photooptical border. your reaction. >> is unbelievable that the democrats, i don't know one democrat that's been to the border perhaps there is one somewhere but i don't know about them. the fact of the matter is the border situation is a real crisis i was down there a few weeks ago with several of my colleagues is a humanitarian crisis and what is transpired you no longer have border patrol they might as well be called order processing agents because that's what they're doing they are spending so much time processing those that come across meanwhile they can be on the border doing the job that they are commanded to do because it totally completely overrun. this is a real

who knew that muriel bowser, wo the partisan democrat who runs washington, d.c., was d, ually workingfor donal d.c.w but she appears to be at least you know who to blame if berenson had known that two woud years ago, he would have savedse himself a lot of trouble. alex berenson, of course, is one of the people who'so broh brought this information is the. author of pen demure. he's also in some stack. in >> he joins us now.etrospect, now experience. and don't you think inhavee retrospect it would have been wise to declare yourself part of the resistance two years agoe as youy on begun your reportingd journey on this and you neve ort would've beeten booted off i'm twitter and you could have just said what you wanted to say.ce i'm definitely part of the resistance, tucker. >> i'm just not sure who i'm resisting these. that is a good point. you so so you brought up a lottn of of of interesting data points and i'm not going tohave mention where you might have found them, although fou alex berenson, that subsect .com is a good place locally. so the reaso n i say this is because today so all

. >> this comes as you mention, as muriel bowser is again requesting national guard support to deal withr initial request was denied last friday. governor abbott's office says over 6600 migrants have been bused to d.c. in recent months. as for the group that just arrived here in new york city just over an hour ago, again, the total number was 89 migrants. 76 of those are single adult men, so just a handful of women and children. we will send it back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> sandra: all right. well it is an early weekend for some on capitol hill. 175 house members out of the office but still preparing to vote soon on democrat $739 billion tax and spending package. scott peterson is back in court today, and back in court yesterday. we saw it all happening in life last year nearly 20 years after killing his wife, lacey, and their unborn child. so, could we see his conviction overturned? no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyland's naturals leg cramps. to healthy competition and beyond. you ever wonder why people are always on their phones? they're banking,

i'm not necessarily sure eric adams or muriel bowser are opposed to exact what i is happening.border to take a look first-hand to see what is the problem there seems to me when they ask about this a lot is about funding as you mentioned. >> it is, the governor of texas, greg abbott invited mayor of new york city, eric adams to visit the border. eric adams declined saying that was a photo-opportunity. that is not what it is. it is seeing how unregulated the flow of people and illegal drugs is. it is really, it is made the cartels more powerful, wealthier. it will be a problem for years to come as we try to get control eventually of this border. jackie: why do you think it is that kamala harris, you know she may have the same agenda as the president has. obviously they're on the same page, the same team, she is the border czar, right? she really hasn't done much of anything since these two have come into office. so i'm wondering, why can't she attack the dangerous parts ever this? if you're pro-illegal immigration that's one thing but what about the drugs coming across? what abou

additional federal resources because city shelters were overrun with asylum seeking migrants and muriel bowsern there and take a look? >> eric adams has window shades on his eyes, cotton balls in his ears and is a broad his mouth, he's not going to condemn president biden, where has he been, bringing attention to us that there were illegal aliens being flown in overnight into westchester county airport nearby and in stuart air force base in newark which is in an hour and a half away, putting them on buses and going right into new york city, you mean to tell me the mayor was unaware of this? this is being done by the president of the united states and you want to get eric adams to the rio grande and the border just have beyoncÉ and jay low down there and if it's a celebrity will show up. jackie: i live in new york city, dealing with the struggles people have on a daily basis myself, crime, homelessness, mental illness all over the streets and you see this, we elected him because he said he was going to clean up crime, hasn't done much about it but he does a lot of socializing that page 6 likes

for these migrants because they can receive the city services and housing that mirrors adams and muriel bowser have boasted about in the past. both mayors have called their cities sanctuaries. if after the arrival of this group, mayor adams is accusing governor abbott of playing politics. listen. >> finally admitted what we were saying. we are going to continue to be open. this is who we are as a city. we need help from the federal government. >> help is not coming to washington, d.c., at least not right now. we are learning the defense department has rejected a request by mayor bowser in d.c. for national guard support as more migrants arrive from the texas border. we know over 6500 and arrived since april. that is according to governor abbott. mayor bowser says she plans to tweak her request, all sides in this debate continue asking for more support from the biden administration. as for the group of migrants arrived here in new york city today, from what we observed, it seems roughly half of them will be brought to other cities and a half will rely on resources here in new york city. we'll s

this is nothing but a political ploy just like, let me talk about muriel bowser in d.c. if she wants to stop illegal immigration in her city give away the sanctuary city status that protects illegal aliens even if they get arrested for crime. whether the governor of texas is sending them to her or not, she is getting a lot of illegal immigrants coming to d.c. because they know they're protected by the city government, even if they get arrested they're not calling i.c.e. get rid of sanctuary city policies. rather than call out national guard, maybe a phone call down the street to the president, tell him to secure the border. you wouldn't have this issue. jackie: you make a great point this outcry for example, from bowser for the national guard, she doesn't get the help she is saying we need right now. see i asked for help. i didn't get the help i needed. what you're saying you have to get down to the root cause of the problem. i want to go back to arizona for a moment. this is also an administration that said walls don't work. barriers don't work that is not the answer, t

mayor muriel bowser plans to amend the request for initial support.is is just the beginning, david, governor abbott said thousands more migrants are coming. david: those numbers, may sound like a lot, but it's a small percent what they're dealing with at the border that has to be kept in mind, nate, thank you. look at the markets, all three indices bouncing around today in positive and negative territory as you can see. 74 points on the dow is what we need to get out of a correction. will we make it? more to come right here. ♪ when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim® even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. ... because platforms this innovative aren't just made for traders -they're made by them. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant aren't just made for traders -they're made by them. to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely hav

. >> muriel bowser to disrupt criminal activity, even though the liberal washington post calling out the sunday night carjacking and shooting of washington commander brian junior, saying it's unclear how bowser's policy to cut crime in the district is working considering, by committing violent crime is up 89% and part of the city. two months after she launched a program to disrupt patterns of violence at three city nightlife hubs, the washington commander running back shot and injured during an armed robbery in the article highlighting that robberies including carjackings up more than 100% from 13 at this time last year to 28 so far this year end there have been a reported assault with a dangerous weapon. that's an increase from five at this time in 2021. not to mention, the murderers, the homicides. it's a scary time to be in d.c. like a scary time to be in so many cities throughout a great nation. ashley: no kidding. todd, thank you very much. president biden laid out the safer america plan and pennsylvania yesterday. take a listen. >> they call it the safer america plan. both you r

the use migrants because they can receive city services and housing that mayors eric adams and muriel bowserng, but translation services, education, food, so much that goes into this and we think all those border states that are not doing what we are doing and assuring that we are welcoming people and helping people they need to do a better job. >> reporter: within the past hour the press secretary for mayor adams is responding to this busload of migrants on twitter accusing governor abbott of playing politics with human lives, he did read rate. city will accept migrants with open arms but they are again requesting more help from the biden administration in solving this crisis. stuart: thank you, see you again soon, the media is blaming republicans for the border crisis. a couple headlines for you, the new york times right to gop governors cause havoc by buzzing migrants to the east coast, vanity fair says gop governors created a migrant crisis in washington. tom homan is with me. it takes nerve to say something like that. >> reporter: under donald trump we had the most secure border in my l

we'll have greg abbott who is putting up busses and making muriel bowser craze.ndidates including maya flores from texas. this big red wave, a big part will be hispanic voters. we understand that because we have it in our households. the hispanic community, the immigration folks who have come here legally, immigrants who have come here legally, people of color, they're abandoning the coalition, it's breaking up before our eyes and we will talk about that and showcase that. dagen: i was having a conversation with someone, talking about what happened in my home state of virginia with -- you want to talk about a red wave. and diversity on display within the republican party with glenn youngkin, winsome sears and jason mieres whose family came from cuba. >> that's right. dagen: that's a testament to all, that it's a very big group of people and everybody is welcome. >> that's exactly right, dagen. the fact is, is this. people are looking at the attack on parents as domestic terrorists, the idea of nine months unrestricted abortions, this idea that we need to have soc

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your problem texas according to washington, dc mayor muriel bowser your problem. >> brian: the presidentlem. you're saying, i guess someone gave him sodium pent that before he went to the microphone. you're saying a problem with illegal immigration because people are sending them there but it's not my problem it's texas's problem. >> ainsley: well, there's so many concerns with the boarders being open and one is terrorists because they've caught 56 terrorists or people on the terrorist watch list at the border. those are just the ones they caught this fiscal year this october. 56 of them. america just killed the number one guy in al qaeda in afghanistan a few days ago or last weekend. are we worried that terrorists could come into our country, try to infiltrate our country, try to repeat what we saw on 9/11? yes, many of us are worried about that. and that's what senator cornyn was grilling the fbi director yesterday on capitol hill about. listen. >> when director mayorkas was asked about the border, he made the, frankly from my standpoint, implausible statement that the border was secur

on the southern border to prevent people from coming, they would be called racist and to have muriel bowserf the cause of this. they want this to happen. they made a message loud and clear. once you get to this country, you will get every right, privilege and benefit that american citizens gets and often many times better than american citizens. but if they really want to stop this problem, they should be talking -- she should be going down the street to pennsylvania avenue to talk to the white house because they could stop this problem if they wanted to but they want open borders and this is a hill they're going to deion. they will do nothing to prevent illegal immigration. they do everything they can to encourage more and more illegal immigration and they're not changing. every time they have a chance to change, they just double down on this issue and it's going to keep getting worse and like you said, 900,000 got aways in addition to the millions they've already let in and they're going to continue letting in more and more throughout this administration. dagen: illegal immigrant. again,