which means there's a noncrisis at the border. well, i asked him this.e we diverting $2 billion from our stockpiles and covid relief fund which last i checked was a crisis, so i was confused. here we have a pandemic, a covid crisis, and we're diverting $2 billion of funds for that to a noncrisis at the border. he couldn't explain that to me. jillian: it's going to be interesting to see if this letter does prompt any answers. i'll be curious to hear that for sure. in the meantime, there are a couple of different things going on at the border. have you the surge of migrants there. you have unaccompanied children. we've all seen the video and images of children by themselves in the middle of the night, crying, which is absolutely devastating and then have you the issue of drugs crossing the border, and nearly 8,000 pounds of fentanyl were seized at the border this year. you take a look at the numbers, in 2021 more than 7400 pounds, that is in the year-to-date. as you can see, just a few years ago in 2018 it was 2200. i mean, there are multiple issues going

week with secretary of hhs and not many people know this but he diverted to billion dollars for noncrisist the border diverted those funds from covid relief to the stockpiles and all i ask that if that is not a crisis what is? jon: congresswoman t20 from michigan we will talk to you again. >> i would also like to wish my father and not happy father's day. he is the best. jon: i'm sure he's watching and appreciates the greeting. thank you. a deadly storm in the southern us leaving homes destroyed and we are alive from one of the hardest hit areas. next. well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ a lot of snacks are packed with air but not planters nuts. our dry roasted peanuts have an incredible ratio of size to substance a delicious, salty, crunchy ratio. planters. a nut above. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover cl

so how much longer is the administration going to pretend they are totally handling this noncrisis?ou but 180,000 that is a lot of people. i note the vice president has been the borders offer 77 days now. i do not know that she has done much to stem the tide. >> she has done nothing to stem the tide, candidate for they keep talking but the root causes of this problem are the root causes right in the white house in washington d.c. where they have made clear their policies they have enabled and enacted are allowing people to come here as you are seeing on the screen. the guatemalan president saying as soon as they say were going to allow kids to stay here going to reunite families that is in the coyote showed up and started getting their payments and started bring people north. it's not just about guatemalan thought just about the northern tranquil countries. it's also border patrol seeing people from 160 different countries all around the world showing up the border to get into the united states. any are from countries who do not like us very much. there are big concerns about the ve

let's say by way of example the biden administration declares some sort of noncrisis national emergency. if thillth bill were to become law, if president biden declared climate change a public health emergency and prevent landlords from evicting nonpaying tenants from their property? mr. griffith: that could be a valid concern. if you look at the manner in which the national emergency was put into effect it was very vague. the enactment itself. if we can do that for this purpose of declaring, saying there's a pandemic, putting a national emergency in place, to take all ease economic actions, the president would in-- the precedent would indeed be set to have the executive branch trump the legislative branch and begin enacting regulations under the guise of such an emergency. that's exactly what we saw happen over the past year with the c.d.c. guidelines, putting in place economic restrictions that had nothing to do with the health crisis but were in effect trying to curry political favor. mr. johnson: if we open that pandora's box, the effect that might have on landlords, especially mom

there to the tune of $200 billion, their ideological opposition to deficit spending in a crisis or noncrisisithers away. that's the solution here, right, to have some pay fors and then do deficit spending for the rest of it. but whether that will happen, i will yield back my time to sahil, who probably has a better sense of that down on the hill. >> sahil, if the white house cannot cut a deal with republicans, where do they stand with getting enough democrats on board? >> that's the big question, stephanie. these two things are very interrelated. they dose these negotiations in part to convince moderate democrats in the house and particularly the senate they tried. they cannot simply go it alone without convincing them they tried. and the key thing to note here is there's not going to be one specific moment where, okay, dems have the votes and will do it alone. there will be a process. covid like the $1.9 trillion bill. but they will drag it out, do it longer, continue negotiations while they do that, talking about the likeliest scenario. they will continue and democrats pursue a separate tr

i asked him why if we have a noncrisis at the border are we diverting two billion dollars of covid fundsnon-crisis at the border? cause and effect. doesn't make sense. stuart: excellent. congresswoman, thank you very much for being with us today. a have youable trip, a valuable visit to the border. wish you best of luck. >> thank you. stuart: sure thing. it is nearly a week since the florida condo collapse. 12 bodies recovered. 149 still missing. now we learned that the condo, that particular condo was facing 15 million-dollars worth of repairs. that was before it collapsed. ashley webster is in sunny isles beach nearby. i presume this collapse is prompting inspections of almost all condos, anywhere near where you are now? reporter: absolutely, stu. those are five stories or taller around 40 years of age or older. i'm on the roof of a 24-story building that was actually built in 1972. so by my math around 49 years ago. the maintenance is continuous. yes it is very expensive. let me bring in jenette, the former vice mayor of sunny isles. thank you so much. >> thank you. ashley: it is not