god bless him for doing it. >> ken paxton, let me ask you. there was a deadline of friday and it seem like joe biden was setting up a showdown at eagle pass in texas between national border patrol agents and the texas national guard. he was being urged by democrats to federalize the texas national guard. the best thing to come out of that is border patrol agents have spoken out in solidarity with texas national guard. they have no intention of cutting the razor wire and no intention of having a showdown in texas against fellow law enforcement people or military people. >> yeah, from the beginning joe biden has ordered order patrol do thanks they didn't want to do. just not do their job but aid and abet the cartels to get as many people in here as fast as possible. he's been doing that the entire time he's been in office. i'm grateful for law enforcement in texas and border patrol because they care about their jobs and care about protecting not just my state but the entire country. it's clear that joe biden is not just not doing the job, he is

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matt finn spoke with the texas attorney general paxton. what did he have to say? >> well, john, texas is not complying with the biden administration demands to allow border patrol back into this property and paxton is doubling down on that, refusing to allow any federal agents on to this property. and instead, texas attorney general paxton fired back a letter to the biden administration with his own list of demands. paxton is asking the federal government to provide proof by february 15th that supports its claim the federal government has ownership over this specific piece of property through a previous easement. paxton tells me if the biden administration can confirm, it has the rights to the land texas would allow the feds back in but for now, texas will continue to stand its ground. >> seems unlike lay what they are saying is true, since we can't verify it, with we have not seen records indicating that they are correct, hey, show up and give us the information that demonstrates that you are correct. and i doubt they'll be able to do that. >> also we had this ne

paxton tells fox he would be open to cutting wire if someone's life is in danger. text doesn't want border agents back in the park. why do they need to be here? they don't have enough border patrol people anyway. we got it covered. mr. president, mr. president, you say you want to secure the border, text has secured it, leave it alone vm >> in washington, science is hammering out bipartisan immigration bill. paxton does not want a plan that approves illegal crossing. why put a stamp on what biden is doing. i am opposed, bad idea. >> president biden says if the senate is serious about passing that bill, he will sign it. shannon. >> shannon: thank you. joining us oklahoma republican senator lead negotiator on this potential border deal, lankford. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, good morning to you. >> shannon: you were here a month ago and said you were getting close then and are closer now. talk about the rumors and give you a chance to respond to critics who do not like this bill. something akin to title 42 that would allow everyone to be turned away

. >> ocurren despues fiscal general de texas, ken paxton, s estas son las primeras det detenciones desdeado tomo el control de shelby park la semana pasada. >> ocurren despues fiscal ge general de texas, ken paxton, se opusiera al ultimatum de la administracion biden de permitir el acceso de la patrulla fr fronteriza a este parque pu publico. >> una nueva tormenta invernal se aproxima el noreste del pais que ya tiene zonas cubiertas de blanco, blanco, esta misma noche empezara a recibir mas nieve, incluso hasta tres pulgadas en washington d.c., en filadelfia, en nueva york, en boston. >> el tiempo severo ya ha han causado al menos 47 personas muertas en nueve estados desde el viernes, sigue provocando accidentes en carreteras, in incluso incidentes como este en el que un avion se salio de la pista en el aeropuerto. >> en ecuador, dos personas quedaron detenidas por el a asesinato del fiscal cesar suarez. >> cesar suarez. >> aqui le informamos de este homicidio. >> segun informaron las au autoridades, los detenidos son integrantes de la organizacion criminal john keeler. >> aseguran que u

paxton is asking the biden administration to provide proof by february 15th to support its claim that federal government has ownership over shelby park through a previous easement. paxton tells me if the biden administration can prove it has ownership of this land texas would allow the feds back in. for now texas will continue to stand its ground. >> for the time being there is no injunction. they can come in and cut wire down. we have no obligation to let them on our property. as i said they are claiming now it's their property. i think they made that up. >> also fox capturing some shocking video. a man in the center of the screen on land takes off his valuables, gets into the river. presumed coyote who guides a family across the river. the coyote dumps the family on the united states side. swims back to mexico and takes off running. he used a life jacket. the family didn't have life jackets. it demonstrates what we see so often. how coyotes and migrants are taking advantage and even families with children cross the river. >> dana: more than two dozen republican attorneys general bac

governor paxton and governorte . nolan. thank you. while texas deals with the border crisis, joe bidende, he took a quick trip north, to wisconsin, as usualjo in, a mumbling, bumbling, stumbling and slurring his words, whisperingsconsi into the micro, yelling, getting confused as hen is, and then lying about the economy just like he lies about the bordert it is for three years being secure and closed. >> take a look. , >> tim, thank you for the introduction. i got to man, i got to meet his twins and his wife and the wonder he's here. i tell you what, they're going to kee wondep him here. and thanks to the outstanding senators, tammy baldwin of wisconsin and amy klobuchar in the state of minnesota, if i have all three of them on my s side, i don't worry about anything. john. proue i dod to announce $1 billn from a bipartisan decision. >> all will be used to build this new bridge by the way,] used to make beer brewed. here i wayt is used to make it through beer or through either thanks to the great lakes. i wonder why my professor. well

with reaction texas attorney general ken paxton. human trafficking and hearing these moms, 10 million unvetted joe biden illegal immigrants coming from syria, iran, egypt, afghanistan, chinaa and russia. really? he doesn't enforce the law. how does he get away with not upholding his oath to our constitution? >> we have an election coming up. i think the american people are getting this after 3.5 years of dismantling of our border laws. drugs are imimportanted and we are losing children and crime is on the increase. the entire country is beginning to feel the effects of the biden immigration policy which are nonexistent. >> sean: one family is suing for $100-million blaming the biden administration. it's hard to sue the federal government. does this have any chance ever being successful? >> the government has to agree to be sued. it highlights the real problem. he is costing american lives and costing this country dearly. we have more terrorists coming into the country than we ever had. at some point we will have an impact from that

texas attorney general ken paxton fired back with demands of his own asking the bite administration torove it has any ownership over the park which texas insists it has the constitutional right to seize it. >> we are saying hey show up and give us the information that demonstrates that you are correct and i doubt they will be able to do that for. >> at the heart of the dispute texas does not want the federal government removing it to growing a razor wire barrier that serving as a border wall. u.s. customs and border protection says a border patrol does not want to rip down the wire. rather cut it only in emergencies. writing border patrol has no plans to remove infrastructure placed bite texas along the border. our posture remains the same if we need to access an area for emergency response we will do so. paxton tells fox he would be open to cutting wire someone's life is in danger but texas resounding message has been it does not want biden's border agents back in the park. >> why do they need to be here they don't have in a border patrol people anyway. we have got it covered. mr. pre

the word abbott and paxton use. country under invasion by military-aged men terror supporting and china and russia which don't have our best interest at heart and military-aged men crossing the board ir maybe looking to make a future attack on american infrastructure since that meets the goals we know about. heavy weights, kevin brock under bop mueller. chris swefter ran criminal division. affirming what texas governor is saying. joe biden's open border is the most serious security threat they have ever seen. >> sean: in its modern history, u.s. never suffered invasion of thes homeland. one is unfolding right now. this is when they talk about joe biden's border policy unleashed invasion threats to american security. i have been warning that among the people coming from iran, syria, afghanistan, egypt, 12,000 from russia, 26,000 from china. do you think they are all coming here because they want a better life or odds likely terror cells entered our country unvetted joe biden illegal immigrants? >> mark morgan used to

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>> reporter: attorney general paxton is doubling down saying texas is not surrendering. we just got access to shelby park thanks to the texas national guard. you can see how texas is doubling down on these efforts. you're seeing members of the texas national guard reengineering ways to make sure that migrants don't cross into shelby park illegally. you can see them deploying razor wire up there. you can see they have staged some fencing that is going to be added to this side of these containers. according to the texas national guard, this is to reinforce these barriers to make sure the illegal crossings don't come this way. the rio grande is on the other side of these containers. this is the state of texas doubling down on not allowing border patrol to enter this area, according to the texas national guard, they have access to a boat ramp nearby. that's the big battle going on in regards to access to this area. now to the big question, does this stop illegal immigration? the answer to that is no. according to a law enforcement source, some of the numbers of migrant appre

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here is ken paxton on hannity last night. >> this is not just a texas issue, it's a national issue.st threat i have been worried about this. i don't know what joe biden is going to do so far. it seems like every decision he made is a bad decision for our country. he is cooperating but is literally in partnership with the cartels and were in a terrible situation nothing like this has ever seen before and i fear the consequences of joe biden's decision for the next year. cheryl: 25 republican governors are siding with abbott signing a joint statement in support of the lone star state, let's begin former acting ice director heritage visiting fellow and fox news contributor tom homan. your reaction to the states that are saying we support texas and we also support the idea of sending our national guard troops down to the border. is this a good idea? >> i think it absolutely is. were at the point, what work can be done that the federal government is advocating the responsibility to protect americans to secure the border. were at 112,000 fentanyl overdrafts at fentanyl coming across the b

the afternoon and deadline with a letter, larry, that's sent to details to the attorney general ken paxton of texas and requiring going with the area of eagle pass and going to remove razor wire and keyboarder crossings and paxton says he has no plans to comply any time soon. here's some of what he says. listen here. system of articulation putting it up and walking the boarder and keep doing everything that we need to protect our state. >> in the wake of the scotus ruling 5-4 and feds can cut it and of course and provide for self-defense in the case of invasion and we'll see ultimately for the 6 million and biden took over in 2021 and the senior official going with a few hours ago and it's all playing out in court and the relationship and texas dps and national guard with eagle pass and looking at images and remains strong and said this to me and bottom line and there's no plans to remove them like this infrastructure and he said so tensions no doubt are running high. it's per happen as good sign, larry, that you have the agents and officials on the ground. still working together and enjoy

it started with my third great grandfather elisha paxton.a plantation beginning around 1815. with the proceeds likely from the plantation operations, many son were sent to law schools. yet the benefit of education right there. the early 1830's, several of his sons moved to the mississippi delta where they set up a law practice and later multiple cotton plantations. >> cotton became king. it drove the creation of the wall street banks and made the economy of the united states -- >> 1860, about 4 million black people held in bondage. 22 trillion. in today's value. in terms of the value of those folks to the country. enormous impact. the first is, what was extracted from those people during that period of time? the second is what was extracted from those people following that time during the jim crow era. may god that is a clip of "the cost of inheritance" premiering on pbs this week. lotte lieb dula is with us, with reparations for slavery, a portal for white families walking the path of direct repair. if you can talk about your relationship w

and according to, sarah paxton, another friend, a dog person too. she loved her collie. >> her dog, colby jack. colby, colby cheese. she loved loved loved colby. colby was like her child. >> 29-year-old carrie worked in her father's clothing and carpet store. carrie was a bit of a mommy and daddy's girl, was that fair? >> yeah. >> her dad seemed to do a lot of things for her? >> yeah, he did. if something needed done, he was taking care of it. >> but carrie was trying to find her own way. she live in her own house, and dreamed of one day walking down the aisle. >> she wanted to be loved. she wanted a family. she wanted something stable in her life. >> the outgoing carrie had no trouble meeting guys. but had not found mr. right. >> carrie with such a street heart. she was always bubbly. >> kelly hornick is a nurse who moonlights as a -- jimmie o's. carrie was a regular. >> she was always well behaved, hang out with her girlfriends, having a good time. i think they came here for karaoke, and that is a fun crowd. >> it was at jimmie o's where carrie me

stuart: texas' attorney general ken paxton joins us now.like texas is defying the supreme court, defying the feds because the national guard won't let the border guards into shelby park. is defiance your policy at the moment? >> look, we have 1200 miles of border that they're working with. the fact that we control one little area is not defiance. we haven't said they can't come in, we've just said you can't come in right now for letting people in. they've got plenty of other points of entry that they can work with, and they can cut other wire down, which it's hard to believe that the supreme court voted 5-4 to allow that. that's, unfortunately, with the supreme court we have right now, that's where we're at. stuart: okay. i'm afraid we have an audio problem, mr. attorney general. i do apologize. we'll get back to you at some point. my apologies, sir. sorry. >>> now this, a chicago suburb has a policy to deal with the cry -- crisis of illegal immigrants. lauren: they want with neighbors to sign up to house migrant family ares. >> we do have

so those who initially condemning the paxton boys, the black boys, are the colonial legislative leaders are themselves very committed to the authority of the english monarch. but subsequent developments across the colonies is increasingly conjoined eastern or sepia based atlantic critiques of english policies with those of these backcountry settlers who protested earlier english diplomat efforts. so interior rebels eventually compacted with the eastern leaders like franklin to form spirit of 76. more broadly and a clear history of these compromises remains to be written. and i'm kind of i've been here for a few days as part of a series academic conferences around early american, including the society for the history of the american earlier american republic. and i've, you know, perhaps a perhaps can use this moment a kind of invitation to my more broadly in these fields try to think about rewriting the revolutionary era to emphasize more essentially the growing unification of the divergent concerns the english crown across colonial regions that include these interior anti-indigenous beh

is it ken paxton? or not?al law and global health policy professor at georgetown law school. she is co-faculty director of the national and global health law institute, and the author of policing the womb, invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. professor goodwin, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i am struck by the words of these republican appointed federal judges in their ruling, where they refer to the unborn child, and then later simply call the pregnancy a child, when they write the phrase, that the law does not, quote, provide an unqualified right for the pregnant mother to abort her child for medically necessary reasons. this opinion very clearly medically and legally equates the mother and the fetus. the mother has no more rights than the fetus. >> that's right. and let's be clear. unless that person has children, then that is a pregnant person, not necessarily a mother yet. and it's quite distinct from the supreme court in 1973, in a 7 to 2 opinion, which was roe v. wade. and

so those who initially condemning the paxton boys, the black boys, are the colonial legislative leaders are themselves very committed to the authority of the english monarch. but subsequent developments across the colonies is increasingly conjoined eastern or sepia based atlantic critiques of english policies with those of these backcountry settlers who protested earlier english diplomat efforts. so interior rebels eventually compacted with the eastern leaders like franklin to form spirit of 76. more broadly and a clear history of these compromises remains to be written. and i'm kind of i've been here for a few days as part of a series academic conferences around early american, including the society for the history of the american earlier american republic. and i've, you know, perhaps a perhaps can use this moment a kind of invitation to my more broadly in these fields try to think about rewriting the revolutionary era to emphasize more essentially the growing unification of the divergent concerns the english crown across colonial regions that include these interior anti-indigenous beh

now texas attorney general ken paxton is giving the biden administration a deadline of his own. paxton says the department of homeland security has until february 15th to prove its claim that a 2008 agreement actually gave defense ownership of the park. >> for the time being, there's no injunction. they could come in and cut larry down. that doesn't mean you have to let them on our property. they have no obligation to let them on our property. as i said, they're claiming now is their property, but i think they made that up. >> texas officials tell fox news any razor that is cut will be replaced. the white house argues the wire is keeping border patrol agents from doing their jobs. but in recent days, it appears to have shifted its tone about the situation at the border. >> what about the fact that there's a crisis going on at the border? the numbers are too i. >> those numbers, trace, a record 302,000 encounters in the month of december alone. according to our cbp sources, that's the first time that number has ever crossed the 300,000 mark. >> trace: jackie ibanez, thank you. th

the latest development in this showdown texas state attorney ken paxton fired back a letter to a federalnding the united states prove its claim that somehow has ownership over this park. park. texas insists its state lands. it has a constitutional right to seize this park and defend the border at the same time and at washington the senate is hammering out a bipartisan border bill texas attorney general ken paxton he only supports a bill that calls for enforcing the law with zero tolerance for illegal immigration republicans should not rubberstamp anything else. >> and basically we bail them out in the election coming up the voters do not like this is going to cost biden the election. why would the republican congress bail them out and bail them out in a way that causes great harm to the american population i don't see it i don't see one good reason to do this. >> president biden said if the senate is serious about passing the bipartisan border bill he would sign it. >> alright met in shelby park, thank you we will have more news right after this. eliminate gra, there's a great "before an

el abogado principal del departamento de seguridad nacional pidio al fiscal general de texas que paxtone acceso si restricciones al parque, a los agentes federales argumentando que solo se les ha permitido acceso al publico y a miembros de la prensa. >> el gobierno federal tiene el poder unico para para regular lo que pasa con inmigrantes y entonces eso con la frontera esta zona es un importante corredor de cruce de migrantes en busca de asilo politico, por eso el gobernador tejano ordeno colocar vallas, negando el acceso a agentes publicos y federales, en un intento por tomar control del lugar, que es propiedad estatal sabemos que estan entrando muchas personas que no son el tipo de persona que queremos en este pais. >> aqui el temor es que este conflicto provoque tragedias con algunos patrullajes suspendidos por la falta de acceso al parque shelby. >> julio, este es el parque shelby, donde como puedes ver esta en control de la guardia nacional y tambien del departamento militar de texas. >> la gran preocupacion aqui es que muchos de los migrantes ahora estan tratando de rodear toda es

circuit court of appeals affirmed a district court ruling that cited what state attorney general ken paxtoner abortions in emergency tuations, even in states like texas where the procedure is banned. a federal judge ruled to barr hhs from enforcing that guidance saying the department would, quote, went beyond the text of the law. the fifth circuit agreed. now this comes less than a month after the texas supreme court denied a request for an emergency court order allowing kate cox to have an abortion in the state. she learned that her fig fetus had a fatal condition which could affect her ability to have more children in the future. cox had already left the state to get an abortion when the court ruled against, or say she did not qualify for a medical exception to the ban. the texas decision demonstrates the dangerous reality for women forced to navigate very complicated pregnancies in this post roe america that we live in. as -- in response to the fifth circuit ruling, everyone who goes to an emergency room in texas is entitled to stabilize and care, unless they happen to be a pregnant pers

paxton has sued the biden administration over the guidance.se of britney watts, a black woman in ohio, who miscarried a non-viable pregnancy, a grand jury is now considering whether to indictment her under a weaponized interpretation of a state law that prohibits abuse of a corpse. whether you're a black woman in academia or pregnant white woman in texas, the message to you is clear, know your place. and it's not just right wing men or even older people, thanks to the tucker carlson effect, it's conservative young folks, too. >> they're being fed a lie that that is the idea of freedom, that if you choose to have a life married to a man, you choose to stay home and have children, that you are being oppressed, when really we were created to do so. >> feminism is this direct punch against masculinity and the male figure in society. >> once they got that equality, they stopped wanting to be equal to men and wanted to start being superior to men. >> the lord created for two different roles. therefore i mean that meant are went to have that role whi

in fact, state attorney general ken paxton has now fired back at the biden administration with demandsiden administration by february 15 to support its claim that the there's an easement. if the biden administration can confirm they have rights to the land, texas will let them back in. for now, they're standing their ground. >> for the time being, there's no injunction. they can come in. that doesn't mean we have to let them on our property. we have no obligation to do that. they're claiming that it's their property. i think they made that up. >> fox camera is capturing this new video of a presumed coyote takes off of his values, gets into the river and guides a family with a very young girl illegally across the fast-moving water. he dumps that family here in the united states, swims back to mexico and takes off running. this demonstrates what we see so often here at the border. coyotes and guides making money off of our southern border. of course, there are drownings that happened here in martha. >> martha: are you going to keep putting up this wire? how much can you put up? you say y

. >> fiscal general de ese estado, en paxton envio una carta al departamento de seguridad nacional indicandoira controlando el area de shelby park en iguapaz para defender su territorio del ingreso ilegal de inmigrantes. >> asi respondio a un ultimatum del gobierno federal que exigia permitir la patrulla fronteriza a la zona en donde el viernes pasado murieron una madre y sus dos pequenos hijos. >> el constitucion federal dice, tiene esa posicion, ese papel y yo creo que el corte va a ordenar al estado de texas que da ese acceso. >> mientras tanto hay la corte de apelaciones del quinto circuito dijo que que volvera a escuchar el caso por las huellas flotantes instaladas por texa en el rio bravo entre igupaz y piedras negras, asi que por ahora la barrera flotante para frenar el paso de inmigrantes se va a mantener. >> con la intencion de negociar cambios migratorios a cambio de un paquete de ayuda para ucrania, hoy el presidente el presidente biden recibio a lideres republicanos y democratas del congreso. >> a la salida del encuentro, los legisladores se mostraron optimistas de estar cerca de

i spoke exclusively with a texas attorney general ken paxton.e says that texas is not backing down today. paxton says that they have the obligation to control public lands here in texas. believe it or not, the razor wire here in this park is at the center of the controversy. texas wants it kept in place because it deters migrants. texas is fighting to keep it here. they don't want the federal government touching it. neil? >> neil: thanks, matt very much. to henry cuellar right now, the texas democratic congressman that faults the governor for those tragic deaths, the three that drowned a couple weeks back there. you heard maybe what chip roy your colleague was saying. that was unfair. the governor has nothing to do with it. what do you say? >> first of all, to my friend, chip roy, i don't know if he knows this, but we're voting today. he should be here with us so we can talk about border security instead of being in new hampshire. but i'd say listen, the moment that the state kicked out border patrol, the men and women that have the authority an

paxton had -- guidance that set medical providers should offer abortions in emergency situations, evened. the federal judge ruled to barr hhs from enforcing that guidance, saying the department would quote, well beyond the text of the law. the fifth circuit agreed. now, this all comes less than a month after the texas supreme court denied a request for an emergency court order, allowing kate cox to -- now she had learned that her fetus had a fatal condition which could affect her ability to have more children in the future. cox had already left the state to get an abortion, when the court ruled against it, saying she did not qualify for a medical exception to the ban. the texas decision demonstrates a dangerous reality for women forced to navigate very complicated pregnancies in this post roe america that we live in. -- said in response to the fifth circuit ruling, everyone who goes to an emergency room in texas is entitled to stabilizing care, unless they happen to be a pregnant person who needs an emergency abortion. abortion. themelp. it's the only medication that can treat a migrai

ken paxton. the barriers will not help enforce the law or keep americans safe. this fight ♪ over.texas attorney general. let's bring in our panel fox news chief political analyst brit hume. guy benson. host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and fox news senior political analyst juan williams. brit, we showed earlier how border issues topped iowa. now they top here in new hampshire. you have the supreme court stepping in here. it's a hot issue. >> brit: keep it top of mind for voters turning out tomorrow how much difference it will make. i don't know we're kind of left to guess because there was no written opinion. nobody said anything. they just issued the order. you have to think this is about the supremacy of federal law over state and the supremacy of the federal government handling of rim congratulation policy. 5-4 though shows you another way to look at it. i suppose it could change. >> bret: in short, t this is tes governor abbott authorizing the razor wire along the border to step up the deterrent that they have seen of the onslaught of numbers coming across the bord

the paxton as they were known. and sort of when says is a clear distinction between union and confederates. he sort of neglects of his closest friends here who a confederate but for the most part these are union soldiers unions will be the future republican leaders of knoxville tennessee. they chose a baseball. now this dowel would say in his 1921 article this was at that time, the present location of woodruff's store on gay street what is today? the 400th block of gay street finding a vacant land in knoxville was tough in the business district. the only area left was today's 400 and and 300 blocks of gay street. the problem was the land was a dump. they knocked millions their trash there. it was overgrown had jumps, weeds and everything on this area and the mccanns owned it. and the mccanns were eager to sell it to begin development and the city march forward its business district north to the railroad and dow and his close charles seymour a lawyer real estate agent and close friend of the mcclung went to the mccl

. >> hoy texas respondio con esta esta carta la firma el fiscal del estado, ken paxton, y en ella aseguraa m miente. >> en este ir y venir de se senalamientos se hace evidente una cosa, la pelea entre los dos gobiernos hace aun mas peligrosa una de las rutas mas letales para la migracion. >> francisco cuevas bloquear el acceso a la patrulla fronteriza a mas de dos millas a lo largo de la frontera con mexico en el area de eagle pass. >> se trata de la zona del p parque shelby, que se ha c convertido en el epicentro de una intensa guerra entre el gobierno federal y el gobernador greg abbott, que hoy continua ocupado por miembros de la g guardia nacional y de texas que han prohibido la entrada de agentes de la patrulla fro fronteriza llego al extremo de ocupar un parque publico y poner una situacion de tension en donde ni siquiera pudiese entrar y en este caso hasta poder a ayudar a migrantes que estan en peligro en el rio. >> todo esto tras la muerte de tres migrantes, una madre y sus dos hijos, en esta misma zona, luego de la ocupacion del go gobierno estatal, incidente que desato una cont

. >> mientras tambien el fiscal general del estado de texas, ken paxton, ha dejado claro que la batalla los servicios de emergencia llegaron para asistir, pero no pudieron reanimar a la bebe. >> la seguridad de los cheltenes esta decia la senora? >> la lloraban, que con su bebe, con su bebe fue declarada muerta en el hospital. >> las autoridades no han revelado la identidad de la familia ya que involucra a una menor y otra de las principales noticias es el mal tiempo. >> en san diego, california cayeron tres pulgadas de lluvia en apenas tres horas. >> esto provoco inundaciones repentinas en carreteras y viviendas. >> muchas personas quedaron atrapadas en sus autos o tuvieron que salir de su casa con el agua literalmente hasta la cintura mientras las autoridades declaraban el estado de emergencia. >> esta el charcote, hasta aqui, hasta aqui llego el agua. >> bueno, ahi alcanzo a salir, pero despues ya no quiso prender, lo bueno que quedamos aqui. >> pero si esta muy inundado. >> este dia ya es considerado uno de los dias mas humedos en esta zona desde el siglo xix. >> del siglo xix. >> e

. >> trace: jason, ken paxton said this to matt fin. >> for the last 3.5 years they have not cooperated with us on anything. they ran over us. they have not let us know who is coming into our state. they bring logistics people and drop them off in the middle of the night on buses. there is no cooperation. the biden administration doesn't even pretend to care. >> trace: they care now because it's hurting their poll numbers. they need to do something about it. >> that's right. it's become so overwhelming in cities across the country. they have not been communicating with border states. they said they are overwhelmed. the thing that is driving me nuts is they won't talk to the border patrol themselves. it's been more than 2.5 years. if you want to a solution, talk to the border patrol. they know what to do. they won't even talk to them. >> trace: it's crazy. peter doocy and john kirby had this back and forth today. >> why are you making it easier for people to enter the country illegally? >> i don't believe we are. why do you think we are? >> well, you sued to cut razor wire that was put i

in texas, state attorney general ken paxton denying federal border patrol agents unrestricted access to shelby park, stating they will not allow it to turn into an unofficial port of entry. this after the state seized control of the park to arrest migrants, and a supreme court ruling stating those federal agents can cut razor wire installed by the texas national guard along the rio grande. this continues to be a years-long battle between the federal government and the state of texas, as the state continues to fly and bus thousands of migrants to democratically run cities across the country. linsey. >> jacyln, thank you. the battle over the border is likely to be a major issue in november. in what could be a biden/trump rematch. longtime rivals are already ramping up their attacks on each other ahead of next month's south carolina primary. the state's former governor nikki haley is also going after trump, calling him unhinged as she fights to find traction. here's maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, she's the underdog but still fighting. >> he's won 32 delegates out of 1215. and i

texas attorney general paxton, in turn , accused joe biden of conspiring with mexican drug cartels toted states. the situation escalated to such an extent that the united states actually found itself on the brink of a new civil war and even collapse. the talk about texas secession in the country is becoming louder and louder. and here is the latest news on the topic. governor already in florida, desantis, who recently withdrew his candidacy from the us presidential election in favor of trump, said that he was expanding the rights of the florida national guard, which would allow it to be used in texas to help the local national guard. looking at what is happening, the speaker of the house of representatives of the american congress, mike johnson, said that the agreement on financing the supply of weapons to ukraine has already died as a potential. on city streets, farmers are driving out sheep by the tatars; if the police are still doing a poor job of dealing with demonstrators, they use batons against the animals. tear gas is not particularly effective. peasants continue to water the

here that the state of texas is going to give this up or, in the words of texas attorney general ken paxtonexas does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. >> in the end, what they are asking for just falls on deaf ears? >> you know, what we see on the ground is that a lot of the time, it's the municipalities that end up filling the gaps for the failures of the federal government. and even when the state government intervenes, like in this case, the state of texas has taken over, but that doesn't solve the problem. you will just get a sense -- what smugglers are doing, is they are simply going beyond this razor wire. it eventually ends. i could go on for miles and miles, and you continue to see this fencing and mold all levels of razor wire. but it eventually ends, and that's what we've learned smugglers are taking migrants to those areas. and i talked to individuals who live in those residential areas, and that's exactly what they tell me they are seeing. they are starting to see that migrants are ending up there in large groups, and that buses are driving into these neighborho

in addition to appealing the trial court's decision supreme court, attorney general paxton sent a letter to hospitals and doctors warning them that anyone involved in performing an abortion for kate would face civil and criminal liability. the texas supreme court, controlled by republicans, joined in ruling against kate. she was forced to leave her home state and go across state lines to terminate that case of brittany watts, a 34-year-old from ohio. brittany was arrested after miscarrying in her bathroom. thankfully just two weeks ago, a grand juryy, common sense, and reason declined to indict her. understanding that miscarriages are devastating, yet extremely common pregnancy outcome that women for. but in a post-roe america, these are horrific situations that women and the doctors who provide them care often face. republican politicians in states like texas and ohio have made it clear they do not trust the judgment of women and their familieses in these -- and their families in these matters. even amidst this devastation unlereboullet- unleashed by dobbs, democrats fight for women. in

of course that's going to have a very very you've seen paxton basically not send for banks off the course. they've been on for a couple of months now, which has been pointing in the direction of cutting interest rates. if that happens, i mean, then we almost trying to go to see central bank stock and disputing the economy with more liquidity again. so we are, uh, you know, inflation are assigned cold in, in, in more ways than, than just that oil prices are, all the costs are going to go further and i'll be back with you in just a moment. but 1st, i want to talk about perhaps what could be described as the opposite of inflation mouth wash, tea bags sausages to name, but a few pack sizes are becoming smaller, but the price has to reduce the practice is known as shrink flashing manufacturer say that it helped make products more affordable for consumers, as the rising cost of living begins to bite. but a new study by excellence research company has found that almost half of consumers, so they'd find shrink flashing unacceptable with the french most upset on north america. and europe has the h

now, as for the state of texas, the texas attorney general ken paxton has said that he does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. cnn, eagle pass texas. >>> all right. this just in. donald trump continuing to defend his mental fitness in new hampshire after it was called into question by his republican rival, nikki haley. he told the audience, i'll let you know when i go bad. you know when i go bad. end quote. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud he millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today.