expanding access to nutrition programs in new mexico is one of my top price new mexico has the highest participation in the nation one and 48 mexicans rely on programs to snap, wic, have the basic nutrition to go to work and go to school for children and families are hungry in our state they need food to thrive. the irony in this place that we work hard for to wake up early. we put food on the table for the rest of the nation and yet we are the ones who need food assistance programs the most. we struggle with food insecurity. one of five children my district faces hunger. without access to critical nutrition parents cannot focus going to work or going to school. i recently heard from sophia who goes to school while working full-time to ensure she can feed her family. expanded snap benefits expired she struggled to feed her family while continuing her education. it's clear to me snap and wic when it comes to the entire equation feeding our nation are critical to strengthen food security for the country and strengthening our families. secretary vilsack what more could we do to make sure

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico reserves. the chair reminds members that their comments need to be directed to the chair. the gentleman from new york is now recognized. mr. langworthy: mr. speaker, i yield 2 1/2 minutes to my good friend and colleague, the gentleman from new york, repres-- thegentleman from new . mr. d'esposito: thank you, mr. speaker. we've been in this chamber for a few minutes now and we've been reminded at least three times with fancy posters and words from my colleagues on the other side of the aisle about how we got here. clearly we know how we got here and that's why we're trying to fix it. we've also heard that, well, we don't want to support this because it's only one year and we've heard offers of two years. we just got past the super bowl and i'm pretty confident that every play in football you don't get to throw a hail mary and score a touchdown or run a 90-yard run back into the end zone. sometimes you need to make your way down the field in order to score that touchdown and that's exactly what we

i know that if i am elected, and to the new mexico senate district nine, it will create a momentum, becauseneed former daca recipients to ensure that they are on those ballots, because representation matters. our stories have been told for so long, and i deeply believe that it is time for us to tell our own stories, because we've been through those hurdles. it is a constant struggle, each and every day. representation will make a difference. >> i think you said it very clearly. representation matters. i am wondering what, your own family members, i'm wondering what the thousands of immigrants that live in new mexico, i wonder what they think of the bipartisan border security bill that was presented in the senate? because why? because i'm thinking of the fact that at least one in ten residents in your home's date are immigrants. there's at least, i think, 5000 active dockery shipments. we are talking about your own family. but do they make of the democrats endorsement of this bill? >> i'm going to be very, very blunt, and very transparent. i don't claim to be an immigration expert, because o

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the the gentleman from new mexico, mr. vasquez, for five minutes. mr. vasquez: madam speaker, i rise today to honor mayor ken magashima on the occasion of his retirement and recognize his more than three decades of work as a public servant who has tireless represented las cruces as the longest serving mayor in the city's history. in 1992, he was the first american of japanese mexican descent to be elected to public office in new mexico as a county commissioner. he later served on the las cruces city council before being elected mayor. becoming the first person of japanese and mexican descent in new mexico to be elected to this position. the mayor has served with integrity and courage, fought to improve the lives of last crew sees people, and elevated our city at the national level. on behalf of the great people of new mexico's 2nd congressional district, i thank the mayor for his life of service to las cruces and to the county. his work has made our community and new mexico a stronger and more equitable place to live. we w

with mexico, in order to gain all these territories, recognizing including texas, and ultimately new mexicoarizona, and california, in the end... the acquisition after the war with mexico amounted to just over half territory of the country, that is, mexico lost 53% of its land. before european colonization , indian tribes lived on the lands of modern texas. over time, spanish conquistadors and french settlers appeared there. the territory of texas became part of the spanish colony. in 721, mexico declared independence and considered texas its own, while the mexican governor allowed americans who came from the north to settle there. the authorities expected that the settlers would pay taxes, but they did not intend to do this. in 1829, mexico abolished slavery, and this sparked a rebellion by white settlers. they advocated joining the united states. the disagreements resulted in... a war, which is also called the texas revolution. the first battle took place in 1835 at gonzales, but the battle of alama became more famous. the fortress was besieged by the six thousandth army of the mexican ge

for this reason, the state of new mexico has sued this company. it has become a breeding ground for hunters. cnn quoted the prosecutor of this state as saying that the prosecutor of new mexico has accused meta of exposing young users to immoral content on facebook and instagram. that senior users can contact children they do not know. the company closed the accounts that were used for research in this case. he closed the accounts. the us senators impeached the ceo of this company. in addition to mr. zuckerberg, some parents with these pictures they came to the congress building. do you know who sat behind you? families whose children are severely injured and you are for. ladies and gentlemen, hello, welcome to stock news. the minister of energy said that the green switchboard of the energy exchange has helped the economic surgery of the energy sector. according to mr. mehrabian, this panel has solved the need of the renewables market for two elements, investors and demand. in the green board of the energy exchange, the supply and demand of renewab

. >> el paso sits over the border, or new mexico's most dangerous -- one of new mexico's most dangerous>> this cartel hitman showed me how they use tunnels to smuggle across the border. >> i asked him if he felt remorse over the deaths of u.s. teens like elijah. >> no, it is part of a chain, like guns, they send weapons south, we sent fentanyl north, everyone is responsible for how they act. >> back in tijuana, three doses of narcan and they brought one man back from the break, his dad -- friend died on the floor, his mother received devastating news. his death a footnote of the state of the u.s. and mexico border. >> the islamic state group says it is behind a string of attacks that killed at least 30 people in pakistan on the people of the country's election. three attacks took place on the border, the first blast was in a town at an election office and at least 18 people were killed. the second explosion went off outside of the office of a party, killing at least 10 people. a senior leader of the same party nearly survived a gun attack while traveling on a road to the provincial capi

i've come to new mexico, in america. it's all pretty barren and empty out here. see why it would be an area to test weapons. the small town of los alamos was the birthplace of the atomic bomb. it feels so peaceful here. it's extraordinary to think that this is where it all started. this is where the first atomic bomb was built and developed by robert oppenheimer and his team, the so—called father of the atomic bomb. we had a moment where it looked like the chain reaction from an atomic device might never stop. are we saying there's a... ..chance that when we push that button, we destroy the world? chances are near zero. near zero? what do you want from theory alone? zero would be nice. the recent hollywood blockbuster oppenheimer told the story of the manhattan project and the development of the first atomic bomb. this modest little log cabin right on the end is the house where oppenheimer himself lived during those months he was working on the manhattan project. i've been given privileged access to the house by curator cheri trottier. this is the room, why the o

in new mexico, we are a funnel when texas fortifies their border. new mexico is wide open. native american veteran, an emergency responder at the border and he's done multiple interviews and it has not gotten out there and he is talking about all his calls are border related, injuries, death, fentanyl. he pretty much stated anything that you can imagine is going wrong at the border is happening at the border. we'll do an interview with him next week. we will cover his face, but get his voice. he stated that all agencies involved, there is no coordination. it doesn't matter what organization, there is so much chaos and misunderstanding between the groups. we are putting a spotlight on this issue. this needs to be addressed. there is a lot of humanity being taken advantage of and ruined. we want humanity saved and our nation saved and we need to stop this. >> todd: we hope both parties are listening to this. if republicans take over d.c. and you are part of that, they need to listen to people in this convoy and listen to voters trying to have their voices heard and not just d

for this reason, the state of new mexico has sued this company. it has become a breeding ground for hunters. this was written by cnn, citing the prosecutor of this state, and the prosecutor of new mexico has accused meta has exposed young users to immoral content on facebook and instagram and has created a platform where adult users can contact children they do not know. the company closed the accounts that were used for research in this case. the accounts that were closed by the american senators were pointed out by the ceo of this company. in addition to mr. zuckerberg, some parents also came to the congress building with these pictures. do you know who is sitting behind you? families whose children were severely injured and you did not take any action to compensate for the damage you caused you did not give your hands are stained with blood. your product is killing people. in this meeting, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee unveiled meta's internal emails. revealed that some time ago, zuckerberg opposed the company's chief executive

for this reason , the us state of new mexico filed a complaint against this company done. it has become a breeding ground for hunters. this was reported by cnn, citing the state attorney, who wrote that the new mexico prosecutor has accused meta of exposing young users to immoral content on facebook and instagram and creating a package where adult users can contact children they do not know. take the company closed the accounts that were used for research in this case. he closed the accounts. the us senators impeached the ceo of this company. in addition to mr. zuckerberg, some parents also came to the building with these images. i will discuss the details of this news with mr mohammad. ilmia, a media and virtual space researcher who is a guest of today's world. hello, welcome . as a first question, i would like to ask what happened that american legislators are so worried and we can say that there is an unprecedented mockery of the executive directors of these networks in congress. be polite and respectful. the fact is that the laws in european and american countries are

and it was oppenheimer who suggests the new mexico desert. so they go to scope out a site. called los alamos. carr: oppenheimer knew the area well. he had spent a lot of time here. charles oppenheimer: when he left new york as a young man and went to new mexico... ...that was a-- just a really important part of his life. going to new mexico and meeting cowboys and riding horses. he just loved it. he loved every part of it. bird: he once said that his ambition was to combine the two loves in his life, physics and new mexico. and of course, he did precisely this. carr: now, the government shows up with bulldozers and architects and laborers and craftsmen to build a new community and laboratory where there essentially had not been one before. snowden: they're starting from scratch. and so much of what they were doing was unknow and unproven at the time. they didn't actually know that they would be able to achieve this. this was all theoretical. else: they knew that they had to get the best scientists if they were gonna get this weapon before the nazis did. (crowd chanting) (shi

the same time, major infrastructure projects — a bullet train in the yucatan peninsula, a major new mexicoy airport... ..he gave them to the army. and so you have this schizophrenic situation of a president who has got this special prosecutor working on a case where the army was involved in mass forced disappearance and then cover—up. but he's anchoring his presidency on his relationship with the mexican army. in 2018, this administration made explicit commitments to investigate and to bring the perpetrators to justice. not only have they not done that, when the special prosecutor's unit was getting really close to full documentation of the events that night, which included military participation, they dynamited the case. i think they blew it up from the inside because they didn't want to touch the army. chanting. injune 2023, the mexican government reissues 16 of the arrest warrants for soldiers. but omar is also now under investigation for his handling of the case. injuly 2023, the group of independent experts left mexico. in their final report, they accused the army of obstruction by fa

from new mexico to kansas, to ohio, could be overturned if trump. criminalizing presenting nance i cyst, forcing pregnancies on children who have been raped. that's the nightmare we face unless women and those that love them act now to defeat this extremism. women need health care, not handcuffs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection >> thank you, mr. speaker. nuclear energy development has made tremendous strides to be one of the most reliable sources of energy. the nuclear industry provides jobs to americans and fuels the economy. for example, the idaho national laboratory in my home state is a major economic driver and bringing $4 billion just last year. the atomic energy advancement act to continue the sustainable energy that unleashes the potential of our industry taking the need to rely on foreign adversaries. this will streamline and ac

then the state united the territories of the current states of wyoming, kansas, colorado, new mexico by the way, exactly the governors of these states today supported austin's demarche, and the head of oklahoma sent his troops to help texas. texas joined the ranks of the united states, being not just a territory, but an independent state and managed to retain a number of privileges to this day, so texas is the only state that has the right to hold a popular referendum on the issue of secession and independence, and this is also a matter of special pride for freedom-loving texans , only this state is allowed to fly its so-called flag of one stars are on par with national supporters are confident. a democrat takes over the oval office, and talk of creating a texas republic intensifies. what exactly are the complaints? bend your fingers. separatists oppose the lgbt agenda and really dislike feminism and the environmental agenda. confident that eco. bigotry will kill the local brand, the famous livestock industry and the oil industry. and, of course, analogies. the texas national movemen

would you recommend the governors of say arizona and new mexico do the same thing? guest: they better because the cartels have moved the flow since texas stood up and started defending our own border. the cartels have moved the flow over to arizona and california. remember, 24 governors across the united states supported governor abbott. some are sending support in the way of troops. yeah, they better start paying attention because the cartel has total control over the flow. they move that flow from texas over to arizona and california. yeah, they better start paying attention. host: when you say paying attention, what does that mean on the ground? guest: i would like to see other states step up and start doing their job on their border because they have a constitutional authority to do that. if the federal government will not protect them from invasion, they have the constitutional authority to do it themselves. i understand it's costly. texas is paying a heavy financial burden to do that. again, if the federal government won't do it, the states will. host: what do

charlene from new mexico, can you ask johnny if he'll be my valentine?w mexico? that's an expense report i need to see. that's all for us tonight. dvr the show, the hard copy available for pre-order. i'm jesse watters and this is "my world.

thirds of o i the action fuel to be sustainable by 2050 thousands of demonstrates as a valid in new mexico state and across mexico and what they called a match for democracy. they've condemned electoral reforms pushed by the countries ruling, the rate of policy, which they say a certain of june's presidential election is, comes to the front run them. brian is cloud to shave all i know is to resume paris registration. as a candidates oppenheimer has blown away the competition that the bridge film awards in london, christopher know the and street out ethic about the making of the outs, and bumps picked up at best film, best director and best leading out to the hearing. the film hop favorite for next month's oscars. christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in, leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, the winds kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off and hire the past. it goes to chris to promote and the winner of about the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in mu

in new mexico, for example, the mayor's seat can be won through poker.he candidates gain an equal number of votes; there have already been battles of chance. the known application of this law dates back to 1998, when james farington and joan carlson ran for mayor of enstancia. both received 68 votes, as a result of which farington suggested playing poker, and carlson suggested playing craps. the choice of game was left to the toss of a coin. she determined that the candidates would play poker and farington beat carlson. by the way, almost half of the us presidents were avid poker players. the united states has not yet thought of playing off a chair in the white house in this way. but the office of the mayor of warsaw was once also won by a candidate using a computer game. this same person will... take over in poland and presidential seat. in 2002 , elections for a new mayor were held in warsaw; in order to diversify the process of the election race, in the video game siam city 300 a mayor simulator was modeled on a city map and given to each of the candi

in new mexico, for example, the mayor's seat can be won by playing poker. is prescribed if the candidates gain an equal number of votes ; there have already been battles of chance. known fact about the application of this. the law dates back to 1998, when james farington and joan carlson ran for mayor of enstancia. both received 68 votes each, leading farington to propose playing. in warsaw, elections for a new mayor were held in order to diversify the process of the election race in the video game siam city 300 , a mayor simulator, a city map was simulated and given to each of the candidates to control. the best person to develop the city was lev kachinsky, who eventually became the mayor of the city and later the president of the country. it is not known whether gamblers or gamers cheated, but the most rigged elections were included in the guinness book of records. in 1927 year in liberia , 234,000 people voted for... the current president, although only 15,000 voters were recorded in the country, they overdid it. the orange revolution in ukraine began af

charlene from new mexico, can you ask johnny if he'll be my valentine? should we send johnny to new mexico? that's an expense report i need to see. that's all for us tonight. dvr the show, the hard copy available for pre-order. i'm jesse watters and this is "my world." *. >> sean: welcome to hannity and today was an unmitigated disaster for fullerton county dea fani willis, in case you weren't able to watch, what a disaster. we have all the highlights but first let's set up how we got here, fani and the special prosecutor on the trump case in georgia, nathan wade. her boyfriend. they are accused of having an improper relationship and benefiting from fullerton county taxpayer dollars. fani willis hired her boyfriend and paid him over $600,000 in the case and they used the money to go on series of luxurious vacations together. cruises can in the bahamas along with trips to aruba, belize, napa valley, that's not all. wade lacked the qualifications for the job of special prosecutor in the first place so listen to this. in fact, according to a court filing, t

so in may 1957 , a mark-17 bomb fell from a b-36 bomber in new mexico.happened not far from the warehouse. with a nuclear weapon, the bomb detonated and exploded, but the plutonium core was missing, so instead of a nuclear explosion, contamination occurred area and another explosion killed a cow. another case involved crew error. in 1958, on one of the b-47s , a malfunction light on the bomb release mechanism came on. the navigator went to check, climbed into the descending device and activated it with his weight. the bomb broke through the hatch and flew down into the residential area of ​​​​mars bluve in south carolina; only by luck , the explosion of the high-explosive part left a crater 20 m in diameter and did not kill anyone. six people were injured, three of them children. by the way, the navigator did not fall out of the plane, everyone was paid compensation. in 1966, in the skies over spain, a b-52 collided with a tanker plane. the crew of the tanker died immediately, and four of the seven pilots of the bomber were saved. there were four thermon

under which the mexicans were forced to cede not only texas, but also upper california, arizona and new mexicohe mexican-american war, the entire american south became part of the united states, including texas, which was annexed for debts to the united states. this is now texas - a symbol of resettlement from south to north; it all started with the reverse movement. 200 years back the flow was in the other direction, people walked in a fast stream for land, they had to accept mexican citizenship , why did i say citizenship, and this is a republic, they, of course, accepted it easily, without any hesitation, that is, there was nothing special here usa patriotism. which prevented them from accepting mexican citizenship, they had to be formally catholics, and the state religion was declared in mexico, there was such a time, catholic, they even accepted catholicism, this is the most amazing thing, protestants and even from the new there was someone in england, then he was the son of a connecticut merchant, these are the descendants of the first settlers of the puritans, they accepted that same on

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the incident forced the american airlines flight to actually return to the airport in new mexico.t imagine, a whole lot of very frustrated passengers. we will let you know as we get more information on this story. ♪ ♪ meantime, the "fox news @ night" common sense department has has some thoughts on the national multiple sclerosis society parting ways with 90-year-old fran itkoff who served as a volunteer for 60 years and whose husband died of ms. it turns out fran made the horrifying mistake of not understanding how to use pronouns in your email signature and then asking another volunteer for help. the ms society it sent her a note saying she failed to abide by their diversity, equity, and inclusion guidelines, and fran was asked to then step away from her volunteer role. the ms society went on to explain that it is deeply dedicated to dei, and common sense can see that, because nothing screams inclusivity more than giving the boot to a 90-year-old disabled woman who doesn't know how to sign off with the proper pronoun. but now the ms society's apologizing. they are not inviting f

that i got them out of, authorities say six live rounds were found on the movie set in santa fe, new mexico. >> just how they got there remains a central question in this case. in court documents, prosecutors say their investigation developed substantial evidence that miss gutierrez brought the live rounds on set when she first began work on the film, a claim gutierrez denies. gutierrez, now facing involuntary manslaughter and other charges after the revolver actor alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired, a live bullet killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and injuring director joel souza, her lawyer, saying in a statement the state unquestionably lacks authority to prosecute gutierrez on this charge, adding there response to launch vitriolic personal attacks to obscure the facts and truth is more of the same unprofessional conduct that we have seen throughout the case. well, gutierrez trial is set to begin at the end of february. meanwhile, actor alec baldwin, newly charged with involuntary manslaughter, waved a virtual arraignment scheduled for this week. he's pleading not guilty. mola l

community in limbo leaving clinics with a difficult decision laura jarrett with that for us in new mexico the manslaughter trial is on for the armors on the western film "rust" where a gun went off held by alex baldwin in rehearsal the spec laid out the case in stark terms. >> you will hear testimony she routinely left guns and ammunition lying around unattended the prospect of live ammunition on a film set is incomprehensible and something that should never happen >> the lawyer of gutierrez blamed the studio for hiring gutierrez-reed as armorer and prop assistant police are investigating the death of a jogger. the woman was found with visible injuries and they expect foul play she was a nursing student at nearby augusta university. police have no suspect they say there is no immediate danger to the community at this time tomorrow is a big day for the republican party nikki haley trailing significantly to donald trump in her homestand. what kind of final pitches are we seeing from the candidates? >> donald trump and nikki haley will be holding multiple events across the state today donald

new mexico, the manslaughter trial is underway for hannah gutierrez reed, the ormorrer on the western film "rust" where a gun held by alec baldwin went off. >> you will hear testimony she routinely left guns and ammunition lying around the set unattended the prospect of live ammunition on a film set is something that should never happen. >> the lawyer for gutierrez-reed say that bald swin to blame for failing to comply with safety regulations. a man is facing charges after attacking a passenger on an alaska airlines flight the victim was left with injuries around the eye. denver police are searching for the person that vandalized a martin luther king junior monument denver police department is investigating the incident many on the east coast are looking at a wet communicate >> it looks a little soggy, richard. we have rain and snow falling across the northeast the further north you go and in new england we see the snowy and slick conditions you will encounter. boston to new york is seeing the rain we have it across parts of the mid-atlantic the system will be out of here before you k

well, now we have b1s and we can bomb them from omaha or from new mexico. we could, you know, our colleague, douglas mcgregor, the colonel. has wonderful article in the american conservative today, which harkens back to those days where these woolly headed academics thought, we can do, we can work our will in all these places, especially if there are brown feet naked running through the jungle or in the houti's case, people who who are really afstroperous, but beat the combined arms of saudi arabia. and america over the last se years, so this is serious, and as larry warns, if one ship goes down, well then this is the problem, then will have cusus belly, then we will have a tankin golf incident, and although most americans are skeptical of what's going on, our congress is so so much affected and corrupted by the israel lobby, that they would be, they would be happy to do what congress did on misinformation back on in the tanken gulf resolution and approve whatever, hotheads like lindsay graham and others propose, so that's the danger here, the congress is b

if you walk in both directions from this checkpoint or go somewhere in the outback of arizona, new mexicolifornia, you can see a space where you can feel at ease illegals feel. look, i'm standing near the border wall, there's a needle over there. the problem is that this is where the wall ends. look , there is mexico behind the forest and no barbed wire, these are the things that migrants leave behind when crossing the border, here are the clothes, here is the shampoo, some pills, all this is two miles from eaglepas, if the texas authorities seriously wanted to solve the problem migrants, they would stop them everywhere, or at least try. it can be noted that no serious efforts have been made to strengthen this border in is not really being done under biden either. was not fully undertaken under trump either, because the capabilities of the american economy are such that it was possible to build 10 walls on this border, but they are not building. we will see to what extent the words of joe biden , who said that he is ready to consider a proposal, including from republicans , to strengthen

take a walk in both directions from this checkpoint or go somewhere in the outback of arizona, new mexicoen you can see a space where illegal immigrants feel quite at ease, look, i’m standing near the border wall, over there, the problem is that the wall ends here, look, there’s mexico behind the forest and no barbed ones . wire, here are the things that migrants leave behind when crossing the border, here are clothes, here is shampoo, some pills, all this is two miles from eaglepass, if the texas authorities seriously wanted to solve the problem of migrants, they would stop them everywhere or at least tried, you can see that no serious efforts to strengthen this border are actually being made under biden and were not fully undertaken under trump either, because by obligation, he always says that under him the situation on the border was not catastrophic, everything unraveled and became loose under biden and, accordingly, when he returns to the white house, the situation will also be better than it is now, why was the system really effective under trump, at least more effective than now,

. >>> the trial against the armorer in the rust movie set shooting is now under way in new mexico. >> jury selection began today in the case against hannah gutierrez reed, charged with involuntary manslaughter in the debt of cinematogapher. >>> nbc news correspondent dana griffin is outside that courthouse in santa fe, new mexico. dana, people are probably more aware or familiar with the charges against actor alec baldwin k you remind us about this case against the armorer. >> reporter: in charge of safety, training, on set of this film, investigators are painting a picture that she was inexperienced and also potentially on drugs and that led to lapse in judgments that ultimately resulted in halayna hutchinson's death. more ed of possibly who brought those live rounds on set and ultimately were loaded into that prop gun that alec bad wynn was holding. evidence tampering not concerning the gun but actually with cocaine that she allegedly brought on set and handed to another co-worker to avoid investigators finding out. if convicted she could face up to three years in prison. >> danny,

wyoming, kansas, colorado, new mexico and oklahoma. by the way, it’s the governors.y supported austin's demarche, and the head of oklahoma sent his troops to help texas. texas joined the ranks of the united states, being not just a territory, but an independent state and managed to maintain a number of privileges to this day. thus, texas is the only state that has the right to hold a popular referendum on the issue of secession and independence. also, and this is a point of special pride for freedom-loving texans, only this state is allowed to raise its own. the so -called one-star flag is on the same level as the national flag. texit supporters are confident that the federal system is falling apart, and ordinary texans are being held accountable by the poor. rusty train states. according to local republicans, the authorities violated texas' right to self-government; the report calls the current head of state, joseph biden , the acting president, since, according to the authors of the document, he did not win legally. they believe that significant voter fraud was com

i have to take care of 30 million texans and let arizona, new mexico and california do that. look, trace, joe biden is turning this country into a third world country. >> trace: yep. >> look at the attacks in time's square, look at what's happening in chicago, denver, all these cities, and the democrats need to turn out to vote in november for donald trump and say we're sending a message to our city councilmen and mayors and democrats in congress we're fed up we don't want these in our communities peck a side. >> trace: i have to go but my favorite part of the whole border bill that did not pass was the fact they had a clause in there when it gets to i have fa,000 people 5,000 migrants that cross a day then we're going to shut down the border. and i'm thinking you can shut it down at 5,000 but you can't shut it down at one or two thousand? it's interesting. you can't shut it down at one but you can shut it down at five thousand i would just like to know the process is all. >> absolutely right trace. >> trace: appreciate your time on this. thank you so much. >> yes, sir. >> tr

similar charges were dropped in april, but new mexico prosecutors say there is now new forensic evidencee. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> even after an oscar snub, actor margot robbie feels life in plastic is still fantastic. "variety" reports the "barber" actor told a s.a.g.-aftra panel said there's no way to feel sad when you know you are this blessed. she's nominated for her role as a producer in the best picture categori. >>> one of latest episodes of the "new heights" broadcast, the kelce brothers joked about 12-time grammy winner taylor swift being an nfl rookie. >> shout out to the newest members of the chiefs kingdom -- taylor swift, who has officially reached the super bowl in her rookie year. that's -- >> shout out to tay. thanks for joining the team. >> swift is expected to make it to the super bowl after finishing a concert in tokyo. on the other hand, beau travis kelce is not expected to attend the grammy awards because he will be practicing with his team. >>> iowa superstar caitlyn clark is closing in on the ncaa career women's basketball scoring record with 35 points las

new york. thank you very much. >>> president biden is considering taking executive action to crack down on record migrant crossings at the u.s.-mexico border. three people familiar with the plans told cbs news that mr. biden is deciding whether to use a 1952 law that allows the president to suspend the entry of foreigners when it's not in the best interests of the country. the trump administration used the law several times. the biden administration is looking for ways to deal with the border crisis without congressional approval after house republicans blocked a bipartisan border bill. >>> house republicans continue their impeachment investigation into president biden and his family during a closed door meeting with mr. biden's brother yesterday. it comes after one of their main sources in the investigation, a former fbi informant, was charged with lying to authorities. scott macfarlane reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: the president's younger brother james arrived ahead of his interview with congressional investigators as republicans tried to salvage their impeachment inquiry into president biden. any second thoughts about t

new york. he wouldn't have been in georgia. he would have been sitting in mexicon the remain in mexico program, number 1. he wouldn't have been in the united states. number 2, if he didn't have the remain in mexico program under trump, when he crossed the border, we ended catch and release. the law says when you enter the country illegally without proper documentation, you shall when detained. that is a word, shall. so we ended catch and release. he would have been in ice detention under president trump. third, under president trump, the ice was free to drop detainers on anybody they want. now secretary mayorkas has a policy to say ice can'tish you a detainer to a jail unless the person has been convicted of an aggravated felony. not arrested. so this administration has failed that family three times. the young lady should not be dead. now another set of u.s. citizen parents who are living a nightmare and bauerrying their child. i met hundreds of moms and dads with the same situation. this administration has caused the ice not to do their job. they cause the cbp n

they do right turn up up to do their work they are we have mining operations in utah, arizona and new mexico, operating properties. we have our real estate construction development. here in denver, we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah. so the we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport, the of the arapahoe county airport up often in connection with the denver technological center of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. we cannot have our people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days to do what we can do with our own aircraft and one day. the type of people that we attract to denver technology center are people that do a great deal of traveling. it's very important them that they have the same flexibility and that we have with our own aircraft and the proximity of arapahoe county airport just naturally ties the whole thing together the denver center is typical of hundreds of enterprises, specifically spawned by aviation in fac

if you walk in both directions from this checkpoint or go somewhere into the outback of arizona, new mexicoan see a space where illegal immigrants feel quite at ease, look, i’m standing near the border wall, over there is eaglepass. the problem is that this is where the wall ends, look, there is mexico behind the forest and no barbed wire, these are the things that migrants leave behind when crossing the border. walls to build on this border, but they are not building, how true are the words of joe biden, who said that he is ready to consider a proposal, including from republicans, to strengthen measures counteracting migration, we ’ll see, but there is another point of view, which comes from trump. trump believes that there is no need to negotiate at all, we need to wait until the situation with migration becomes dire, and that’s of course. we had the most secure border, and now it is the worst border in the world. what is happening on our border does not happen anywhere. i hope that neither the republicans nor the democrats will try to make a deal on this issue, because a bad deal is wors

in california and texas, their share reaches 40%, in the border state of new mexico - almost 50.e, official statistics do not always take into account the thousands of people who live illegally every day. penetrates into state territory. according to the us department of homeland security, about 350 thousand migrants entered the country illegally in the first half of last year alone. mainly immigrants from cuba, venezuela, haiti, honduras and ecuador. today, approximately 5-6 million latinos do not have american citizenship, about a third of them speak almost no english, and in many southern american cities in everyday life... they speak only spanish. over the past 12 years, the us population has grown by almost 25 million people, and latinos accounted for more than half of this growth. these are not only migrants; if you calculate the total fertility rate, then on average per woman of latin american origin there are 2.2 children, which is 1 tenth more than is necessary to maintain the population. by comparison, this... rate among white women barely reaches 1.7. at the same time,

if you walk in both directions from this checkpoint, or go somewhere in the outback of arizona, new -mexicoere is nowhere in the world what is happening on our border, i hope that neither the republicans nor the democrats will try to make a deal on this issue, because a bad deal is worse than no deal at all. trump is an experienced politician, he does not constrain himself with specific obligations, he always says that under him the situation at the border was not catastrophic, everything unraveled and became loose under biden and, accordingly. when he returns to the white house, the situation will also be better than it is now, why was the system really effective under trump, at least more effective than now, he at one time very successfully took advantage of the amendment that was adopted - in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and these are the covid ones the restrictions were cleverly used by his republican administration to control migration flows, moreover, after... biden ended up in the white house, he maintained these covid restrictions for some time, they had to be lifted under p

. >> so opening statements are going to start in just a little bit in new mexico.ave to decide if they believe what the prosecutors are going to lay out over the next two weeks, new mexico prosecutors are going to try to prove that hannah gutierrez reed was on drugs the night before the shooting, that she was hung over the day she loaded the prop gun with a live round of ammunition, which ultimately killed the film's cinematographer halyna hutchins, and that she brought the live bullets, whether knowingly or unknowingly, to the film set in the first place. and if you know anything about the rules in hollywood, live bullets are not allowed on the set in any circumstance. so, how did they get there? so she is charged with involuntary manslaughter. also, tampering with evidence. the tampering with evidence charge is that she allegedly after she was questioned by authorities, after the shooting that she passed off a bag of cocaine to a friend in order to conceal it. and she could face up to three years in jail if convicted on both counts. >> so the big question remains

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new mexico we did great in new mexico. we have a good shot there.o whef this messe had this group of people trying to take somebody out of the ballot. they say we are doing well inwe colorado. di think weoi are doing well everywhere but beating him nationally by a lot. in fact, wlot,e are winning thed popular vote by a lot. >> laura: when biden ran he placed he would pick a female vice president in 2020. what qualities are you looking for and your vice presidential pick? >> former president trump: always the first question to myp quality is somebody thatomeb hao be a good president because ifo something should happen, you ppenhave to have somebody who ia great president. everybody is talking about that. gentleman right over there. [cheers and applause] he's been so great. he's been a great advocate. i have to say and in a positive way, tim scott has been much better for me than himself. i watched his campaign. [laughter] he doesn't like talking aboutut himself but boy does he talk about trump. i called him, tim, you are better for me than yourself.n