muriel bowser thought she could do it when asked recently for federal funding.o you got to figure this out on yourself." and that paperwork to the d.c. mayor. >> emily: sheet amended the specificity and they still denied her request for national guard troops. and you know, i recognize that d.c. has less resources or alternate resources then states do, but certainly washington, d.c., has more than these tiny towns. >> harris: like eagle pass? >> emily: certainly that are suffering in droves and the influx of just sheer humans. what strikes me as well is her answer by declaring the state of emergency and requesting $10 million to open up the office of migrant affairs. the answer is more government. we need immediate response. we need to turn off the hemorrhage at the border. we don't need to create jobs and position descriptions and hiring and everything else that goes along with the bureaucratic blow to government. it is ironic to me the mayor of the government seat, of course, more government resource and a bigger government to handle this when really what we ne

mayor muriel bowser asked for the national guard to step in twice. each time she was denied. bowser saying today her city is not equipped to handle the influx of migrants. >> we're not a border town. we don't have an infrastructure to handle this type of level of immigration to our city. >> miguel marquez begins our coverage in martha's vineyard tonight. you had a chance to speak to people there. what have you learned about the situation? >> reporter: yeah, look, two parts. the people here in martha's vineyard are stepping up. i want to show you what's happening right now. lawyers who've been chatting with the immigrants there, they are giving a very brief sort of preview of what they've heard today so that in the days ahead, maybe a day or two, most of the people who are here in martha's vineyard tonight will be on to other locations. this man was in san antonio, texas, yesterday, along with 50 other venezuelan migrants. today he's in martha's vineyard. when you got off the plane, i asked him, what did you think of this place? beautiful, gorgeous. the people are friendly. in

muriel bowser. they purposely kept out and showed a lot of your speeches and stuff.erent question. we have 574 riots in the summer of 2020. this was after the george floyd. we had thousands of cops pelted with bricks, rocks, molotov cocktails, dozens of dead americans and billions and billions of property damage. at the time, you offered to cities like portland over and over again the national guard, rejected over and over again. where's the commission? we can't let that happen. >> if i didn't send the garden against the governor's wishes because you've got to wait in theory wait for the government. the one thing i might have done differently although it proved a point letting the democrats go to heck because that's what they did, they let the states and cities go to heck. they are crime-ridden, they are evil places and nobody wants to go there anymore. you have to wait for the governor i'm a democrat governor to call and ask for permission to use the guard. if i didn't do it early in minneapolis, you wouldn't have a city there. if they didn't know i was going into s

in washington, d.c., mayor mural muriel bowser declares $10 million to create office of migrant servicesnts have arrived in the city and bowers expects more bus arriveals this fall. and border patrol releasing this video showing five migrants being rescued trying to cross the river. record number of migrants have died, 200 more than a year ago. todd and carley, back to you. ♪ >> todd: the most iconic moments were memorialized to the royal photographers. >> carley: christopher jackson covered the royals 18 years and is here to share some of the favorite photos he took of her majesty. what an incredible perspective you had of the queen's life, really a front-row seat to her life. what was it like photographing her and what were some of your favorite moments? >> good morning, thank you for having me. well, the queen was quite simply an iconic figure and i think iconic is using that word as understatement. she had a way. i photographed her and we saw her on less regular basis. she had incredible aura around her and if the light fell in the right way and you got a lovely expression, the image

and muriel bowser declaring state of emergency, the order allocates $10 million to create office of migrant arrived in the city and she expects more bus arriveals this fall. border patrol releasing this video showing five migrants being rescued from the rio grand river. 748 migrants have died this fiscal year, record number 200 more than a year ago. president biden set to visit the site of new intel microchip factory in ohio today. president expected to pat himself on the back for the chip and science act. he will be joined by tim ryan, who is polling neck and neck with republican challenger jd vance, who declined to appear with the president, especially in ohio, which donald trump won in the 2020 election. back to you guys. ♪ >> observe a moment of silence in her memory. ♪ [bell tolling] >> carley: tributes pouring in for queen elizabeth as people honor her life and legacy, what a life, such a historic woman and she's seen so much history. during her reign, there were 15 prime ministers, 14 u.s. presidents, seven roman catholic popes. what an unbelievable woman and one of the reasons her p

the mayor of dc muriel bowser weighed in yesterday, it was essential worry city, unlike border security care for people who are coming in and announced to this country, or excuse me, to the city. that is what we are dealing with on the southern border, governor greg abbott, governor desantis, these migrant transports will continue simply because it is the only way they have found to provide relief to overrun border securities. >> i never heard doug speak. he speaks? now he chimes in. she made out the applications and the reality of localities that we deal with all the time. and our friend, friend of the show, you have been on every part at the border down in central and south america on caravans, just talk to us about where are we in the midst of this mess. >> reporter: you made an important point, you listening to us discussed the fact that this exposes liberalism, 50 migrants dropped in martha's vineyard and i spent the last several years exposing the crisis on the border, reporting on this show. we covered hundreds of thousands, and are gv, we went into migrant camps, we reported fro

democratic mayors eric adams of new york and muriel bowser of d.c. have slammed the bussing program. >> you have a person who is using those who are seeking refuge as political showmanship. he thinks this is a performance, and it's not. >> i fear they are being tricked into nationwide bus trips when their destinations are places across the united states. >> it is problematic, however, an official works not in collaboration with us but unilaterally, and that lack of coordination creates problems. >> perhaps an unintended consequence, his bussing of migrants may be easing the asylum pathway. data shows in the last 10 months, judges in houston only proved 17% of asylum-seekers. in dallas, 33%, but new york courts have approved over 80% of asylum relief applications. at a church in d.c., single men from the bus get a fresh sandwich and a brief rest. volunteers will try to find them a spot in city shelters. jessica cisneros is a volunteer. >> i was at the shelters with a group of 20 men, and they were not given entry. in the past, th've been able to sleep

a public emergency in response to the flow of illegal immigrants sent from texas and arizona, muriel bowser new arrivals who seek asylum. she will seek reimbursement for the $10 million being used from the federal emergency management agency, the announcement comes after the pentagon twice rejected the mayor's request for help from the national guard. [reporter questioning] >> is the federal government? yes. the president, white house and anybody else who was involved in the national guard not being granted for the district's humanitarian response. >> more than 9,000 migrants have arrived in the nation's capital since april. continuing coverage, remembering the queen straight ahead to come special coverage next. all wheel drive and the power of a 2.5 liter turbo engine. there's no limit to the places that 2020 to sorento can take you . and to the stories waiting for you when you get there. the world's first storytelling machine, the 2022 sorento kiya movement that inspires. custo >> all right.mize your c wrench. players and a phone open. liberty mutual .com to customize your car insurance s

meanwhile, muriel bowser declaring a public emergency as busloads of migrants continued to arrive.ry city status is complaining about the search. >> it is said but worth reiterating that the governors of texas and arizona have created this crisis. and the federal government has not stepped up to assist the district of columbia. in many ways, the governors of texas and arizona have turned us into a border town. [laughter] >> sean: craig, set us straight. is this crisis greeted by the governor of arizona and texas? >> greg: it is beautiful is what it is. a brilliant obvious point if the republicans running the site is the way the dems are with this hypocrisy, they would be branded cruel and humane. because the republicans are running the cities the way the crime is, homelessness, drug addiction they would be cool and humane. but they get a pass by the media on this and other sanctuary cities are the worst false advertising. they could brag about compassion without actually following through. they are what i call the stolen valor in the compassion world. and it is about time they get

are going down massachusetts avenue waiting for the vice president's residence and the dc mayor muriel bowserlike washington dc does not have any infrastructure to deal with an influx of migrants as compared to places like texas and arizona. under that designation we don't know what that means if there is no infrastructure ready. the individuals here saying move move move. looks like they are taking off but the same workers we had seen earlier this morning. it is hurry down massachusetts avenue. will: not sure where everyone is moving, they are moving in one direction presumably away from the cameras and the coverage which was the reason they didn't like this. thank you for that report, we will check in with you later. rachel: the midterm elections are 52 days away and a fox news poll reveals the top issue concerning voters is inflation. with 55% of voters saying they believe inflation is not under control. he was tips to cope with higher prices is personal finance expert and author of launching financial grown ups, thank you for joining us this morning, interesting stuff, 90% of americans sa

mayor muriel bowser this week said we can't handle the influx of migrants, we're not a border town. we're not texas. your response to that? >> i think mayor bowser should talk to president biden and vice-president harris, they've messaged from the beginning of the campaign to when they were sworn into office that people were welcome here without going through the normal channels. you know, the bottom line we're a nation of immigrants and we all want people to come through the right way, but when the vice-president and the president put out the welcome mat and incouraged migrant encounters, they've got to go somewhere and you think about the numbers. going back to october of last year, there have been 1.9 million migrants ent encounters at the border and going back to the beginning of the biden presidency, 3.2 million migrant encounters, so, border security is national security, and if the president and the vice-president are going to tell these people that they can come in without going through the lawful channels, these migrants have to go somewhere. so, if governor desantis and go

mayor muriel bowser keeping unvaccinated students out of school. they can't go to school at all. minority students once again getting shafted here. >> right. >> laura: why hasn't there been a lawsuit filed against these mandates? >> this is coming from people who scream equity from the rooftops. they don't care. it's a lot of positioning. as these numbers show, it confirms what parents have been saying for two years. not only was the pandemic and the school lockdowns devastating for students mental health but for their academic achievement. it's no surprise that it hurt the most disadvantaged of the most vulnerable students. all those people should be held accountable. >> laura: nikki, i'm glad you raised the point of di, diversity equity inclusion. the tolerant crowd, the crowds most likely to scream racism, it is the art of projection. their policies are racist. their viewpoints, lowering the bar for kids who happen to be minorities, that's racist. yet everybody else around them, they claim they're racist. it's appalling. >> we were told when the bill was forced through last ye

washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser says she's reaching out to the federal government for help other democratic leaders like california governor gavin newsom and florida state agricultural commissioner nikki fried. >> say they're looking into legal action against republican governors. treat laid out a potential case exclusively to news nation looking at federal statutes and federal laws and there may be some additional smuggling and human trafficking components of this that need to be investigated by justice as the issue becomes politicized. >> housing feeding and helping migrants with their legal asylum claims. >> has fallen mostly to nonprofits and ngo's. we definitely needed. >> a lot of more like structure that supports and it feels like every day when buses arrive are telling people sorry, like homeless shelters are time are scrambling to find people housing. >> so in essence, it's been overwhelming. that was joe khalil reporting for us. taking a live look tonight at the embarcadero, our friend bucky ball shining pretty bright this evening as we await the rain storm that is head

mayor muriel bowser has already declared a state of emergency over the influx of a couple thousand illegalstfoot's lead kicking migrants out of the capitol. it seems like these democrats that what we have been saying all along the chaos at the border can't continue. don't worry, the white house is on top of everything. they know who to blame. >> the trump administration, which largely just tried to build a wall, an ineffective wall along the border and couldn't even finish that in four years were certainly doing a lot more to secure the border and could be doing even more if republicans would stop their obstruction. >> jesse: florida senator marco rubio joins me now. i hope that wasn't trump border wall that those camo wearing migrants were repelling down from. if it is, they might need to build it 10 feet taller. >> well, i just saw the clip there from the white house spokesperson she said they couldn't finish the wall. they couldn't finish the wall because democrats wouldn't vote for the funding. they would not approve a dollar more. they called the wall a racist idea. there most people j

i'll note one thing, i think it was last thursday that muriel bowser, the mayor of d.c., literally said on television, well, d.c.'s not a border town. we can't handle all these migrants, these illegal migrants coming into d.c. we're not a texas border town. and even lee smith, who was the -- worked for the pete buttigieg campaign, a well-known democrat strategist, she said that is the worst messaging possible for -- lord help her, essentially. maria: yeah. well, when i went down to the border a couple times ago, i was with several attorneys general from the united states who said every state is a border state at this point because the migrants are going wherever they want and i spoke with many illegal migrants while i was there, some were going to boston, others were going to no, s -- new york. some were going to chicago. they had all sorts of plans. they are going where they want to go. this is the last line of defense, the attorneys general. they are pushing back on this. i've been to the border five times. the clash, meanwhile, between california governor ga a vin gam and florida gov

. >> they'll welcome them but as we have seen with the mayor of new york and the mayor here, muriel bowsere not able to plan for these people. it would take so little to be able to understand where people are coming, where they're coming from and to be able to set up some of the services because they only need temporary services until the majority of them end up with a family member while they wait for their day in immigration court. >> great to see you. >> great to see you. >> great to see you both. >>> a prisoner swap? russia's latest standoff in terms of any real counter offer to exchange paul whelan and brittney griner ahead of president biden's first scheduled meeting with their families today. >>> u.s. ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas-greenfield is next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ndrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energi

muriel bowser declared a humanitarian emergency, asked to call out the national guard to deal with anlux that is far smaller than many border areas experience every single day. the same for the mayor of new york city. the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot kind of flipped out when a very small number came. so this is really shown that they were simply not prepared to deal with something like this. >> bret: is there backlash because of the way this is done, hugh, in a political sense? if you are going to be a sanctuary city. you are a sanctuary. but, the way this is done by these republican governors is there a political backlash at all? >> they are on a cliff. the backlash is very, very possible if there is any improv dense abuse of the migrants involved dancing on a cliff. right up to it. they got the attention they wanted. driven home their point now they have to not do it too much. >> bret: all right. panel, thank you at the bottom of the show talk politics. worries about inflation fueled another big sell off on wall street. the dow lost 173 to close at lowest level in two months. 16

the mayor of d.c., muriel bowser, by the way it is all about sanctuary cities around states.to deal with 10,000 illegals coming in. they will quote, facilitate the travel for these migrants to other cities. the mayor claimed texas tricked them into coming to d.c. we're talking about sanctuary statuses, right? >> yeah. in essence they're trying to use the a asylum, at least in my village are here as asylum-seekers. so they are here technically legally. we don't know what that obligation is for us. are we supposed to make sure they go to court? are there court dates here in illinois? are they in texas? there is still so many unanswered questions about this whole policy and the border leakage that is adversely affecting this country. elizabeth: mayor grasso, thanks for coming on your honor. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it, liz. elizabeth: chief just sis john roberts is defending the supreme court as vice president harris attacks its legitimacy. fact checkers calling out the president's new blitz of whoppers and misleading statements on his midterm camp

. >> i think it's amazing to watch the reaction of mayors like lori lightfoot in chicago and muriel bowsereral problem that they had and were happy to embrace the language around welcoming migrants in a sanctuary city and the first time a few dozen migrants showed up in the backyard and completely change their tune calling on the federal government to intervene complaining that his training resources with no self-awareness about the kind of crisis that they are inflicting on texas border towns by supporting the liberal migration agenda. >> i think this is a really good point these are sanctuary cities and they have been proud of the fact that there sanctuary cities, you can't arrest illegal and you can't do anything about all the illegal migrants and all the sudden with the governor of texas start sending all of these buses to their towns suddenly it becomes an emergency. and, a state of emergency, let's take of this bus to see who's getting off of the bus right outside of the vice president's house, greg abbott has been sending various buses to chicago, washington, let's go live to look a

washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser says she's reaching out to the federal government for help other democratic leaders like california governor gavin newsom and florida state agricultural commissioner nikki fried. >> say they're looking into legal action against republican governors. treat laid out a potential case exclusively to news nation looking at federal statutes and federal laws and there may be some additional smuggling and human trafficking components of this that need to be investigated by justice as the issue becomes politicized. >> housing feeding and helping migrants with their legal asylum claims. >> has fallen mostly to nonprofits and ngo's. we definitely needed. >> a lot of more like structure that supports and it feels like every day when buses arrive are telling people sorry, like homeless shelters are time are scrambling to find people housing. i'm so in essence, it's been overwhelming. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. new york city's commissioner on immigration says many who came to the u.s. from venezuela. >> and ended up in new york, actually wa

says that he has sent nearly 11,000 migrants from texas to chicago, new york and washington mayor muriel bowser warning cities across the country to get prepared. this is the national issue and the nations mayors need to be prepared. meanwhile, governor baker of massachusetts says reform is the best remedy his outcry comes as florida, governor ron desantis. credit for the surprise migrant drop-offs on martha's vineyard. i've been urging republicans and democrats in washington to get together and to pass meaningful immigration reform. it's not a secret to anyone that our immigration system is broken and it's evident on the ground in texas. el paso's mayor claiming the surge at the border resulted in nearly 2,000 new migrants and asylum seekers per day most from venezuela. el paso swelling beyond its limits the mayor saying the city has no choice but to bust migrants elsewhere, but at least they're trying to communicate with leaders in those destinations. the people are not coming carol paso. they're coming to america and we talk to him and we say, where do you want to what's your destination and

those are lies, like other mayors like eric adams and muriel bowser.c, rather than giving evidence of what is currently going on and that makes it upsetting because border security fails when that happens. >> you know, the mayor, mayor lightfoot called out trump but not biden and his collapsing the border. we've got crime and drug gangs pouring in. pretty easy to moralize when its someone else's problem like texas and border stated but why aren't chicago, d.c., new york mayors calling out biden for his word he collapse? you have got the size of kansas crossing including goat aways. 277 terrorists trying to cross caught this year more than last year. this is generation away from 9/11. shouldn't they all call out biden on this? >> they should. these individuals, they have a huge voice in this administration. they could get president biden to solve the problem on the border where it needs to be solved, rather than going after governor abbott who has to deal with thousands of individuals every single day. now lori lightfoot has to deal with 200 people and

washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser says she's reaching out to the federal government for help otherocratic leaders like california governor gavin newsom and florida state agricultural commissioner nikki fried. >> say they're looking into legal action against republican governors. treat laid out a potential case exclusively to news nation looking at federal statutes and federal laws and there may be some additional smuggling and human trafficking components of this that need to be investigated as part justice as the issue becomes politicized. >> housing feeding and helping migrants with their legal asylum claims. >> has fallen mostly to nonprofits and ngo's. we definitely needed. >> a lot of more like structure that supports and it feels like every day when buses arrive are telling people sorry, like homeless shelters are time are scrambling to find people housing. i'm so in essence, it's been overwhelming. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. new york city's commissioner on immigration says many came to the u.s. from venezuela and ended up in new york, actually wanted to

mayor muriel bowser says that over 9,000 migrants have been bused to here this summer alone sent from arizona. texas is also sending other migrants to new york and chicago. and mayor bowser and other leaders in these democratic cities just blasting these republican governors in texas and arizona arguing that they're using people, using these migrants as political pawns and d.c., like you said, declared a state of emergency this week opening up about $10 million in funds to help provide housing, meals for these migrants as they arrive. a spokesperson from texas governor greg abbott told us in a statement that they think the true emergency is at our nation's southern border, not in the nation's capital where small texas border towns are overrun and overwhelmed, they said. and there was this new video from texas just this week, migrants rescued. they had to swim. there you see it. swim across the river. border patrol agents having to rescue them. border patrol agents pleading with migrants to not risk their lives in these sorts of situations. now, the d.c. mayor here has asked the federa

and in washington, dc,scof mayor muriel bowser covid vax mandate is going to prevent about 40% of black students from evensroo entering the classroom when they start enforcing why start the mandate. it's disgusting. and when students aren't falling behind academics, they're being indoctrinated by and gender radicals , , , a . >> yes, so yes, i do dress as spider-man sometimes, but it's the username. one tis the only onehi thas is t actually does make sense because this is my daddy. >> the fact is , if you live in a democrat run area, your public schools are in shambles. they treat parents as the enemies and fa parentsr left ac as the brave heroes trying toto thwart the parents. >> so i'm going to makethere a prediction within the decade, there will be a huge exodus ofo. christian families from public schools just going happen. and another real issue versus all their faiths, the youngo thugs who are now feelingnow fe empowered by democrat policies to go on racist rampageskilling and killing sprees beat out on waggett. >> malcolm apollonian, do you think? i would say no bacon, no fakin. b

. >> i recommended the military go down because they knew they'd be muriel bowser. and these purposely kept out. >> they showed a lot of your speeches and stuff. but what it's a different question, though. we had five hundred and seventy four riots in the summer of 2020. >> this was after the it was all coordinated. >> so and we had thousands of cops pelted with bricks, rocks, bottles and molotov cocktails. >> dozens of dead americans and billions and billions in property damage. >> at the time, you offered to cities like portland over and over again, the national guard, it was rejected over and over again. >> where's that commission put this? >> we can't let that happen. and if i didn't send the guard in against the governor's wishes because, you know, you have to wait in theory, you have to wait for the governor. i think the one thing i might have done differently, although it proved the point, letting the democrats go to , because that's what they did. they've let their states and cities go to . they're in such bad shape. they're they're crime ridden. they're evi

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in the district of columbia, a great partnership with mayor muriel bowser and her team, with infrastructuree it side of the business as well but it is key that utilities take advantage of state, federal and city giving those services to those utilities but also looking to epa and others to help them as well. last thing i would say, unfunded federal mandates, putting a lot of pressure on utilities, not only on the cyberside but infrastructure side, something we need to take a look at as a community and without putting the burden on it because ratepayers have to make decisions to pay the water bill or another bill or whatever it may be but the federal mandates are pushing this hard as well. >> do you have any comment? >> it always comes down to personnel, unfunded mandates. to give you an example what do i do? when i need itt help? i have water to work with, and on my computer when i get into a jam i use resources beyond and above what i have available in my community. i am sure other communities use the same practice, we don't have money for it departments in the city. that is the best resou

mayor lightfoot, eric adams of new new york, muriel bowser, proclaiming they have sanctuary cities, slamming but not slamming the government flying them around for years. >> abbott is doing the country a favor. bringing this to elect d officials and the people they representative. imagine mcallen, alexandria, louisiana, and now a city of i don't know, 8 million people and 1,000 in new york and don't know what to do with it, it brings it home. it forces other media outlets besides fox to acknowledge the problem. >> john: let me switch gears and ask you about fentanyl, you have introduced the halt fentanyl act. parents across america concerned their child may get one pill over the internet and take it and die, yet the white house does not have a plan to address this, particularly the component so much is coming across the border. >> you said shift gears, you didn't shift gears at all. because when i went to the border, the border patrol said oh, yeah, here will come a whole bunch of folks coming across illegally, the cartels know it attracts the border agents and sneak the drugs in over here.

mayor muriel bo bowser's decision to ban unvaccinated students from classrooms. as well. horta governor gubernatorial candidate with his running mate a teachers head who is criticized parents. >> ashley: in 2021 she tweeted for those following the school board meeting the craziness is real, god be with the spirit and then she proceeded to show parents as poor movie villains. >> todd: and ceo of the freedom -- charlie crist says he doesn't want the voters voting for him. don't think he had to say that but still it proves a point he doesn't want people voting for him. then he makes this pick. is he trying to lose aaron? >> charlie crist is showing he's a tool of the teachers unions. and so divorced from teachers and parents throughout florida. you have to remember the teachers union are the number one contributors for liberal politicians in america. so it doesn't shock me when he picks him as his running mate. what is blatantly obvious the american federation of teachers, they give charlie crist half a million dollars and one of the biggest campaign contributions e

where muriel bowser was asked if president biden was partially to blame. >> is he partly to blame herethe federal government? yes. the president, the white house and anybody else who was involved in the national guard, not being granted for the district's humanitarian res response, yes. >> democratic mayor at that. mayor bowser requested federal relief to deal with the migrants being sent from texas and she was denied twice on that. aishah: alex hoss, thank you so much. griff: we are joined for republican congresswoman from iowa and member of the education committee mariannette miller-meeks, she sits on the house homeland security and veteran affairs committees. thank you for taking time, we know you have a big iowa football game i want to talk to about at the very end of this. there is so much to unpack. let's start with the border you heard alexandria and bill reporting from. i want to talk about alex is talking about why the administration has an undeniable border crisis, you now have the blue big-city democrats blaming the border governors but also, the president as well for the ch

washington, d.c., there is the mayor muriel bowser declaring that emergency you just heard her to dealg surged to her city. bowser is only deal with a fraction of what texans seeing every day. sheriff joins us now. sheriff, your reaction to the d.c. mayor's action? >> outstanding. i am so glad they are willing to spend their money on housing and taking care of illegal immigrants. this is going to free up texas send even more of them if they want. they want them that bad we are more than happy to send them to them. >> brian: in the beginning they said it's a stunt. now it's showing that people just don't get what you guys are going through. and the buses really are aleafiating pressure, aren't they? >> they are. and it was a great ploy by governor abbott to bring attention back to something fading away from mainstream media. i applaud him for what he has done. >> brian: look at these numbers, sheriff, make you laugh. complaining about 7900 with 190 buses in d.c. new york 2200 on 40 plus buses. chicago 300 on five buses. what are you dealing with on a daily basis compared to what these b

mayor muriel bowser declaring a public emergency so far d.c.ilmember blaming the governors of texas and zayne for the public migrant emergency, dagen how rich is this? really? i mean, yeah, they're calling it public emergency which it is, but no word on whose fault no calls to joe biden over it. dagen: is there oxygen in that small blue bubble in which they live? because there is some damage on the brain if you listen to the mayor of that city and that councilwoman who claim governors of texas, arizona turned d.c. into a border town i bill melugin done incredible work roshth from border bill tweeted yesterday washington, d.c., is a metro area of 700,000 people 8,000 migrants, have been dropped off in the state by the state of texas over four or five months that is 1.1% of the population. will pass texas gets 10,000 migrants in a week, the fact that -- don't call yours a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants if you don't want illegal immigrants coming there by bus, plane, train or walking in into the city of washington. maria: absolutely right j

mayor muriel bowser for declaring a public emergency over the migrants being buffed there from texasus you now the national border patrol council be president, brandon judd. thank you for being here. >> always good to be with you, thank you. maria: what can you tell us about the border right now? i mean, all of these cities are complaining about 6,000, 7,000 people total if at all, some it's much less than that, by the way. in texas where you spend so much time, you're talking about that every day, 7,000 people coming across the rio grande, right? >> yeah, what i can tell you is everybody is going to feel the pain. when you have 5 million border crossings just since the time biden has been in office, every single state in the country is going to feel the pain, every single city, town is going to feel the pain of what is going on. not just with illegal immigration but with the drug crisis that is going on. everything that we're seeing right now could be solved by policy. so where these mayors, where they should be putting the blame, they should put it directly on the biden administrat