we went to the rio grande valley to meet congresswoman flores to find out how she won that race, but also, the movement behind the victory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so, we are in the rio grande valley right now in texas, steps away from the u.s. mexico border. over 80% of the population here are latinos, and democrats. they have had control of this region for almost 100 years. but all of that is changing right now. in 2020, donald trump made significant inroads in the valley, and maya flores, a latina republican, won the special election in texas 34th congressional district, which is exactly where we are right now. her campaign slogan was simple, it was god, family, and country. [applause] >> it is all about god, it is all about families, it is all about texas district 34. >> before maya flores when the special election, it seemed almost unthinkable that republicans could win this bid democratic stronghold. her victory gave them reason to believe they could pull off the impossible again come november. but to understand the shift from latino voters here in the political rise of my floor is, we first n

so we are in the rio grande valley, steps away from the border. over 80% of the population here are latinos. and democrats have had control of the region for almost 100 years. but all of that is changing right now. in 2020, donald trump made significant and growth in the valley. might have floated latina republican. and won the district. which is where exactly where we are right now. the campaign is simple. it is god, family, and country. [applause] >> it's all about now. it's all about our families. it's about the texas district reform. >> before she won the special election, it seemed almost unthinkable that the republicans could win this big in the democratic stronghold in the valley. her victory, gave them reason to believe that they could pull off the impossible again come november. but to understand the shift by letting voters here. and the political rise of flores, we first need to meet castro. >> help our people lord, to help to come to you jesus. so he can set you free. that's all i want floored i want the biggest revival that this nation

the rio grande valley has the highest concentration of latino voters in texas. episode of field reports, we traveled to south texas to see what's attracting more latino voters to the republican party and spoke with flores who is now running for re-election. >> part of what really resonated with voters here was your campaign slogan. god, family and country. what does that mean to you? [ speaking non-english ] >> i wouldn't be who i appear today if it wasn't because i live in prayer every single day. >> joining us now is paula ramos. based on what you heard from people, how much does religion factor in with latino voters? >> look, what we heard is those three words resonated, not just with latino republicans but also with latino democrats. that's because maya flores bet that they are more conservative. countless latinos on record are democrats, historically are democrats and typically vote democrats but in their heart and their soul, they're conservative. when i ask do you support abortion? the answer is no. do you support gay marriage? many times the answer is no

del rio is a wonderful town en texas, it's don on the rio grand valley. it has a population between 30 and 35 thousand. in one single day at del rio, there were 15 thousand illegal immigrant, mostly haitians, crossing illegally, in one day. as you know, i went down to the bridge and where videoed over 10 thousand illegal immigrants under that bridge. martha's vineyard lost their mind with 50 in a little town of del rio in towns all up and down the rio grand valley are dealing with hundreds, are dealing with thousands. let me say, sean, i command greg abbott for sending the immigrants to these blue cities. and they need to do more. tomorrow, martha's vineyard needs a hundred. the next day they need 200. the next day thanadar thousand. dc says it's a crisis to get 6 thousand? they need 10 thousand, they need a hundred thousand, they need 5 hundred thousand because joe biden has allowed 4.2 million people to come in illegally. i know these rich millionaires say well gosh, you people just let them eat cake. well how about having the obamas host these 50 people

of republicans is completely overblown, we had issues in 2020, places like miami-dade and the rio grande valley question, and democrats -- >> why there. an anomaly? >> well, it was an anomaly in those places for several reasons, miami-dade and florida in general there was a massive misinformation and disinformation campaign that focused on smearing joe biden and the democrats as socialists, in the rio grande valley there was a big uptick in conservative latino man liking the kind of machismo that donald trump and the trump republicans showed. so we absolutely have work to do, you know, i've said this many times in your program, democrats cannot rest on our laurels, we have to treat the latino vote as a swing vote and do everything we can to communicate our message, it is our policies that allow families , latino families to live better lives in this country but i need to make one other point on this abortion issue, there have been two national latino polls by posters you know how to pull the latino committee in this country and abortion has become the top priority issue for latinos on the side

i went down to the rio grande valley ten times last year. y time i'm in rio grande valley to connect to connecting flight to d.c., the plane is more than half full of illegal aliens with a taxpayer-funded plane ticket to the destination of their choice! governor abbott is doing nothing different than what joe biden is doing by sending aliens to their final destination. doing it different, he's actually flying them. i don't see anything racist about it. again, sanctuary cities are one of the magnets that bring people to this country. new york for example. you can get a driver's license, you can get a job. in new york city, it'll help him pay his legal fees and fight his immigration case. two month ago they wanted them to pass a law to let them vote. governor abbott is taking to the cities, all these aliens have to sign a release saying i want to go to chicago, i want to go to new york, i want to go to d.c. when i'm pleading with governor abbott to do is put philadelphia on the list in boston. two more notorious actuary cities we give them a pi

it is a sliver of land that runs through the rio grande valley right at the border. the border is hot because republicans think there is fresh ground to gain some votes down there. tony gonzalez is a republican. we heard from two democrats. here his district is just to the west of yours. here is how he framed it. >> we will be winning races that no one thought we would win before. how will we do it? by leaning into our conservative values. this is just the start of the future of the republican party. i'm excited to be part of it. >> bill: so many of you believe that the hispanic voter is ripe for the republican party in the 23rd, 28th, 15th. those are all the districts that line that border. gonzalez's district runs for 500 miles along the border. he is in a tough re-election fight. your new map, however, favors republicans by three points. seems to me you can win that. can you? >> absolutely. we're going to win it because i am representing the true values of south texas, which again includes hard work. the radical left has moved so far away from the core values of h

. -- msnbc contributor -- went down to the rio grande valley to ask.h voters here was your campaign slogan. god, family, and country. what does that mean to you? >> [speaking spanish] i wouldn't be who i am today if it wasn't because i live in prayer every single day. >> she joins us now. first, talk to us about that message, god, family, and country. and when you talk to voters, was it resonating with them? >> a lot. those three words. [speaking spanish] she has bet on this idea that in our hearts and in our souls, latinos are more conservative than what the country in the media wants to acknowledge. this is not a novel idea. george w. bush believed in this idea. even trouble even this idea. for so many decades, conservative weren't really able to fracture this diverse democratic coalition until someone like her comes around. with a message that is those three words with a strategy that really revolves around this idea of deploying latina evangelical churches. and with a messenger that looks like her. because suddenly it's not this old white man telli

able to flip two of them and, as you saw, he make significant inroads in the place like the rio grande valley she bets on this idea that latinos, at our core, and in our hearts, and in our, souls are latinas are naturally more aligned in the republican party. that -- that's why her conservative -- got the family, and country. she bet on that on, that idea, and it worked a. worked also because it wasn't a white old man telling the -- to vote for them. it was a latina and an immigrant. someone who could speak in spanish, and when you combine her message and the messenger, it worked. she won a district that joe biden won by four points. she won by almost twice as much. >> so, her slogan was about god, country i. want to play this clip from your program about faith and then i will ask you about, where religion fits into all of this. >> eight out of ten times if a latina is being outreach through the church, more than, likely believe in some of the conservative platforms. so it's much easier for them to get out and vote republican. so, republicans don't start strategizing the latino pastors and ch

it's down on the rio grande valley. it has a populatioey. n of between 30 and thirty five thousand in one single day at del rio,ther there were fifteen thousand, illegal immigrants, mostly haitians, crossing illegally in one day. as you know, i went down to the bridge and i videoed overs ten thousand illegal immigrants under that bridge. martha's vineyard lost their mind with fift iy and aan little town of del rio and towns all up and downan the rio grande valley are dealing with hundreds, are dealing with thousands. let me say, sharni sands., commend for greg abbott for sending the immigrants to these blue cities. i commend rhonda santos for doing so. and they need to do more tomorrow. re. martha's vineyard needs one hundred . the next day they need two hundred. the next day they need cri a thousand. dc says it'ssis to a crisis to get 6000. they need ten thousand. they need one hundred thousandhd . they need five hundred thousand. because joe biden has allowed fo becauser point two million pt come in illegally. and hei know these rich billio

since 2020 since we saw democrats lose drastically a solid base in south florida, also along the rio grande valley in texas. democrats have been making many more historic investments, incorporating a number of latino operatives to advise a number of campaigns, starting earlier than usual. but republicans have already been there for some time. a lot of democrats i have been talking to are saying it is good we are laying the ground now, finally they are listening to us. however, it might take time to actually see those voters, back. latinos still tend to vote democratic, but republics are making gains. you are seeing more republican hispanic women and men run for office, which is also an appeal, allowing a lot of these voters to say look, there are republicans in the party who look like me, maybe i can be open to them. there are the issues of economy and how that affects both men and women, different generations , that is really going to make an interesting post midterm election about our communities. yamiche: thank you for joining us and sharing your reporting. don't forget to watch pbs news weeken

. >> president biden didn't spend a day in the rio grand valley or anywhere in texas, lock eyeballs withhe people you want to serve. >> todd: next guest is border patrol officer, here with her message to the white house next. >> carley: could period biden be facing impeachment? it is a real possible, tell be explained next. >> carley: el paso, texas is getting hit with 1500 illegal imgrants everyday, that is not stopping democratic leaders from complaining about the few thousand migrants bussed into new york city, washington, d.c. and chicago. a retired border patrol officer who was born and raised in del rio, texas joins us now. good morning. let's start with your political affiliation, why did you leave the democratic party and become a republican? >> good morning, thank you for having me, i really appreciate it. i left the democratic party because back in 2016, i saw what happened as soon as president trump announced he would make a run for president. i was like, maybe i'm listening to shows because i knew he had people that either loved him or hated him because he was a celebrity at

the rio grande valley sector. over 10,000 once you total all of those numbers of acrossing.st fiscal year of people connected to possible teror ties. ties. tr to tir ties.crossing. this last fiscal year of people connected to possible terror ties. the numbers of gang members come into united states are overwhelming. law enforcement and border patrol officials working in drug enforcement are angry with the biden administration. they say the biden administration is lying about what is happening at the border. they are putting america's national security at risk. >> sean: i watched all of these heart wrenching documentaries about the 21st anniversary of 9-11. terror cells can walk into this country flea time they want and they can mix in with the immigrant population and it's a matter of when if 9-11 or worse happens here. now we turn to another breaking story out of south carolina with the democrat matthews running against chris scott is under fire after being seen on tape attacking white people. here's the video. you decide. >> [muffled audio]. >> [bleep]. >> sean: we reached

this is happening across the country issue not just related in the rio grand valley, not just about venezuelasans who care about socialism, this is happening everywhere because because of the economy and we have broken the stereotype because you are born in hispanic family you need to go democrat, that is what the party is scared of, right? we have broken the stereotype holding back people from considering republicans because they are racist and all the lies that aren't true, and instead, now people consider candidates based on proposals. >> todd: if democrats cared about the hispanic vote and hispanics in general, they would care about the border, the borders are made up of 80% hispanic, latino individuals. great point, daniel, got to leave it there. >> carley: thank you. president biden wants big tech to do better job of watching your speech online, part of his push for unity. >> joe biden presents himself like an aught accurate, a facist, republicans are fighting for the soul of america. >> todd: details on that, plus this, look at this rundown, joe concha, michael berges, ashley moody and

years, el salvador, honduras and guatemala who were leading the way and we saw them around the rio grande valleyat are not amenable to title 42. they can't be pushed back and can't be deported coming from countries like haiti, venezuela, brazil, columbia and also a far increasing number coming from mexico, far more than we've seen in recent years. and border patrol in areas like el paso are getting overwhelmed as smugglers decide to bring in these nationalities, an overwhelming number of venezuelans into el paso. there's a part in el paso, a town -- a neighborhood that is between the two border walls there where they can come across. they've seen hundreds amass there in recent days and as they try to get more and more of those migrants into processing and trying to get them to their final destination, they often overwhelm the shelters and the processing centers so they're releasing them at bus stations. this after they've done some biometric screening, they believe they're not a threat to public safety. but it does leave these migrants with just a little more than a hope of trying to find their

i think you will see once in a generation realignment in the rio grande valley for those things to come and a canary in a coal mine in immigration is one of the great democrat weaknesses heading in november. >> i think it's cool that the democrats encourage people to break the law to come here and tell them it's going to be a sanctuary, then when they come to the century they shut the door on them, policy differences a lot and genocide is not a nice thing to do i think the voters will take that into consideration, thank you so much for coming on. coming up the midterm elections around the corner one democrat seems to be copy and joe biden's basement campaign strategy, will it work we will break it down next lawrence: welcome back 52 days left until the midterms democrats are pulling the stops to maintain the majority in congress a few key races across the u.s. can decide the future of our entire country, one of the races is happening in pennsylvania, doctor oz and lieutenant governor john federman are in an intense battle for the open senate seat, federman has drastically slowed down hi

. >> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley or really anywhere in texas that matter once we got down the homestretch of the general election. you got to be locking eyeballs with the people that you want to fight for and serve and whose vote that you want to win. >> jesse: jen he psaki, mike bloomberg, beto o'rourke now are saying biden is shot. he doesn't do anything. biden tells us the economy is fine. crime isn't that bad and the border is secure. all disinformation. this entire administration is based on disinformation. and now america is in a place that we haven't been in a long time. oddly enough, al gore predicted this 30 years ago. >> fear is up. hope is down. everything that should be down is up, everything that should be up is down. >> jesse: give it to al, that is one thing he predicted that actually came true. tulsi gabbard is a former presidential candidate and former hawaii congresswoman. tulsi, it is amazing when you look at the facts, when you take away all the disinformation that the left and the media throws at you, this is a real problem

this is the guy in my ear right now, a.j >> i was born and raised along the border in the texas rio grande valley second of six kids meant there was always someone to lean on when times got tough, no matter how far away we went for college or work one of my sisters said there beauty in the struggle it's not always easy, but challenges shape up. no matter where you go or who you meet, you represent your people and your culture, whereverouo. y g your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire when you work in it complaints are part of the job. bill says the coffee is weak today. but since cdw helped us switch to mac, everyone's happier. dan from finance likes getting performance without a big price tag. bibi digs the power of the apple m1 chip. mac is easy to manage, compatible with all our apps and came preconfigured by cdw. now we're even getting compliments. that was bill again, says he loves his new mac. he's right about

sources tell fox news that for the first time ever the adult rio sector has surged past the rio grande valley63,000 migrant encounters and counting. it is not just people crossing on foot, smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. look at this man posing as a driver for moving company was busted after investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of his truck. you can see he was taken into custody. just one of the smugglers arrested in the last few months as migrants pour into the united states, agents tell us it is difficult to know who these people aren't if they have a criminal record once they get here. is month agents arrested a mexican citizen a group connect acted of third-degree sexual assault in connecticut. that is the mug shot of a layer radio martinez, he was deported in 2015, but he was spotted by border cameras this month in texas and taken back into custody yet again. also, let's take a live look at the fox drone team camara along the rio grande river, officials tell us most of migrants coming in now are from mexico, venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. people who

after the border patrol releases them in the rio grande valley in southern texas, she takes them in, as she describes it, it's her mission, it's to restore dignity and honor in life, and so i will be honored in about an hour to present sister norma with this leadership award here in new york city. >> congratulations you deserve it certainly. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> the border is where you live. it's where your from. >> yes. >> it's who you are. >> yes. >> you greet each day at the border with your eyesight, with a sense of mercy, with a sense of compassion. i would argue that very few people in this land know the border better than you do. we see each day in the news thousands of people crossing the border. fleeing from whatever country they're coming from. whatever unruly situation their lives have been south of the border. trying to get into america. what would you do if you were in charge of the border? >> i would make sure that, first off, not losing sight of the fact that these are human beings in desperate need of being treated with dignity and respect. and so -- th

. >> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley or really myrrh in texas,once we got down the home stretch of the general election. ashley: okay. in 2020 donald trump, by the way, carried 38% of the latino vote. that was a 13% increase over the level of support republicans received from that group in the 2018 midterms. and the trend appears to be continuing. the first mexican-born congresswoman to serve in the house flipped a house seat red in texas during a special election in june while two other latino women are also running as republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. o'rourke says he's not going to commit the same sin as other democrats have, which is to take the voters of color, black voters and latinos, for granted. stu. stuart: got it, ash. thanks very much, indeed. now this, an illegal immigrant is under arrest, accused of hitting and killing a sheriff's deputy in florida then driving away. alexis mcadams is at the border in texas. alexis, what do we know about this migrant, and how did we met in the country? >> reporter: hi, stuart. good ques

now they are using planes and we have seen this through various 3 different airports in the rio grande valleyorts that are chartering private planes to move the migrants further into the interior from what we understand the past 3 incident, they are trying to get to houston texas which is the hub for the majority of human smuggling and from there they get further into the interior to other states. again, it's happened before but we are seeing increase and more common using the planes to move the migrants. maria: we are looking at the terrorist screening database encounters. we've already encountered 78 terrorists who have attempted to come through the southern border. these drug cartels are making all of this money not just on human smugglings but also getting terrorists in here along with the drugs that you're referring to. last time that i was at the border with you, you showed me the crimes lab where you had seized, you and your colleagues seized all of the fentanyl, all of those pills that looked like colorful drugs and they could be laced with fentanyl. former drug enforcement administra

that's the reason kamala harris has been to the rio grande valley zero times as vice president.ven though she is ostensibly border czar because they know if they come, the tv cameras will have to come with them. the tv cameras will have to cover the misery and -- i will tell you, jesse, that's why south texas is turning red in november because nobody can see this human suffering and defend it. >> jesse: i think you are absolutely right about everything and i can feel the passion. i think the audience can feel it, too. thank you so much, senator. >> thank you. >> jesse: the media now says it's racist to talk about crime. while women get their eye sockets shattered. ♪ >> 42 days away from the midterms. >> democrats are scram bling to make it look like they care about crime. they say they care about justice and public safety. every time someone is robbed murdered or beaten within an inch of their life they clam up. recent point brian hart wick was killed in the line of duty by a drunk driving illegal alien, we noticed that democrat val demings, a florida congresswoman and former co

i think you will see once in a generation realignment in the rio grande valley for those things to come and a canary in a coal mine in immigration is one of the great democrat weaknesses heading in november. >> i think it's cool that the democrats encourage people to break the law to come here and tell them it's going to be a sanctuary, then when they come to the century they shut the door on them, policy differences a lot and genocide is not a nice thing to do i think the voters will take that into consideration, thank you so much for coming on. coming up the midterm elections around the corner one democrat seems to be copy and joe biden's basement campaign strategy, will it work we will break it down next i've always loved building things. not just structures and skyscrapers, but teams who make it all possible. after all... we wouldn't be where we are today without them. so we made sure that like these buildings... their futures may also stand the test of time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the inte

the rio grande valley's total of just over 461,000 border apprehensions. >> here in new york city theadams says new york city is struggling with the influx of migrants arriving by bus from the southern border. happening for some time now. i believe we're into the number of 6,000 or 7,000 who have arrived in total. former new york governor david patterson is with us in studio. good morning to you. >> been a long time. >> bill: thank you for making time for us. the new mayor, eric adams, from a few days ago saying new york remains a sanctuary city and state and he is looking for federal help. >> well, i believe our legal and moral responsibility of being a right to shelter city is something that we live up to. but this is a sanctuary country. i would say to them that we can coordinate our way as americans to deal with this crisis. this is a humanitarian crisis that was created by human hands. >> bill: he has blamed a lot of border state governors for the problems in new york. do you think that's justified? >> i think the point that the mayor made is well taken that it's a humanitarian c

i think you will see once in a generation realignment in the rio grande valley for those things to come and a canary in a coal mine in immigration is one of the great democrat weaknesses heading in november. >> i think it's cool that the democrats encourage people to break the law to come here and tell them it's going to be a sanctuary, then when they come to the century they shut the door on them, policy differences a lot and genocide is not a nice thing to do i think the voters will take that into consideration, thank you so much for coming on. coming up the midterm elections around the corner one democrat seems to be copy and joe biden's basement campaign strategy, will it work we will break it down next. ♪ we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anythin

the border patrol's rio grande valley sector alone sees anage of almost 1,400 migrants a day. over the last five months, d.c. has absorbed the number number of migrants the rio grande valley sector sees in a single week, and the city is crying out for help. the way the mayor really could help is to pick up the phone and call her friends in the biden administration and say we need to do something about what's happening at the border. that would be a constructive thing to do. we're more than happy to work with our democratic colleagues to come up with some solutions like the bipartisan border solutions act that i introduced last year with a democrat, a border state senator, senator sinema; tony gonzalez, republican from the 23rd yecial congressional district and henry cuellar. we offered this bill as a bicameral bipartisan beginning to come up with a solution, yet we've not heard a single peep out of the biden administration. you would think with the president's poll numbers plummeting as a result of his failure to deal with this border crisis, they would be looking for some way

battleground districts that have hispanic majorities in the central valley of california and the rio grande valleyng at a number of more blue collar seats in maine, and dan kilde in michigan. angie craig, in minnesota. these are -- this is a pretty narrow battleground and we are seeing republicans narrow their spending and hyperfocus their resources on a band of about 20 districts that would get them the bare majority, than in 50 districts to get the large majority. >> a biden and trump rematch has already begun, how so and how do people feel about it? >> i think both candidates are looking at each other and saying i can beat the other one, and president biden is the best one to beat trump and trump owns his party, and we are looking at some of the numbers in the races, and if you are a republican you just want donald trump to go away for the next 43 days, and he shows no ability to do that. in fact, right now, he's got to shore up his own base. he has desantis starting to worry and excite his base, and trump is out there every day commenting on these races, and for a democrat like me, it's a gods

what you see play out in the rio grande valley for example and through the southwest is republicans doubling border issue. it seems to be working in texas but not as much as in arizona. you have other states that are not border states like nevada. the data is mixed. not just between the parties but on the issues. the complication of how we are approaching the vote in different states as part of this american story unfolding in a unique way. reporter: on the issue of abortion as well as gun policy, democrats are favored by latino voters. a recent poll found 63% of latinos opposed the decision to overturn roe v. wade. could that decision outweigh the concerns regarding the economy? >> there is conventional wisdom that latinos are more socially conservative on something like abortion. i don't think there is evidence of that. if you ask an abortion question 1000 different ways, you will get 1000 different answers. the nuance disappears when it comes down to taking away the right. as in the overturning of roe v. wade. and the action that states are taking two outs -- to strip away the rights. esp

i can be in brownsville, the rio grande valley. i can meet with the owners of those farms. it's so complicated to sponsor someone to work a job in texas that no one born in texas would take. the wait time if you want to join a family member and you live in mexico today is 20 years. if you want to do it the "right "right" way, get in the back of the line. a adjudication for an asylum claim is six years. six years, living in squalor with your child, hoping nothing will happen to them. lifting the visa cap so you're not waiting 20 years in line. instead of waiting six years for an asylum ecer to get an answer, how about six week in this if the answer is yes, welcome to america. if not, you've got to return back to your country of origin. the answers are there, we just need the political leadership and the will to get that done. and that's part of what this election in texas is about. we're either going to have these theatrics and stunts on the border that have done nothing to help anyone, or actually lead on an issue that we know bett

as of last week cbp sources say the del rio sector and the rio grande valley in the southern part of texas had just over 461,000. these are massive numbers that we're talking about. also the fox drone team shows this large group here that you are looking at of 150 migrants that crossed the border just yesterday morning. it is hot here and the crisis shows no sign of slowing down. the group is wading through the water and walking into the streets of eagle pass, texas. not just people crossing on foot, rivers and land in texas, smugglers are also out in full force on highways. this video from texas department of public safety shows a traffic stop that led to the arrest of the driver and a dozen migrants. the driver told police he was moving freight pallets in del rio. when he opened the back of the truck he was arrested. watch. >> oh man, no good. put your hands behind your back for me. >> this happens daily as well with the smugglers across the highways and you see heavy patrols from the city and the state as well. they're inundated that they can barely take care of their own resident

come to the rio grande valley. spend one hour. 60 minutes.e out with me and the border union on midnight patrol, i guarantee you in 60 minutes we will encounter multiple groups of illegal aliens coming across dozens, if not hundreds. and here's what i said the stakes would be. let's invite the entire washington press corps. if we go out for an hour and don't encounter anyone, i will stand in front of the press corps and say i was wrong. let me tell you, jesse, that ain't requesting to happen because we are going to encounter or hundreds of people i have asked the simple question does jean jean-pierre does she have the integrity or the courage when she has dozens or hundreds of illegal aliens in any one hour to say i lied to you? and, if she doesn't, why is joe biden paying her to lie to the american people and why are the docile sheep in the pressroom, why is every one of them not writing on the front page of the paper pants on fire. if they are not, they are in complicit in lying to the american people. >> jesse: getting paid to lie and in m

comes as sources tell fox news for the first time ever, the del rio sector has surged past the rio grande valleymore than 463,000 migrant encounters this year. it's not just people crossing on foot. smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. take a look. this guy posing as a driver for a moving company in texas busted as investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of the truck. watch. >> oh, man. no good. put your hands behind your back for me. >> he was taken in to custody quickly, neil. that's the same situation out here for a lot of these drivers rying to get through. as migrants pour into the united states, agents say it's difficult to know who has a criminal record. agents arrested a mexican citizen convicted of third degree sex assault in connecticut. we have a mug shot of ruiz there. he was deported in 2015 but spotted by border cameras this month. arrest and will be deport add again. a live look at the fox drone coverage, this is a long along the sky where all of this action happens day by day. most of the migrants are coming in from venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. not

that is just in the area of the rio grande valley. >> steve: and joe -- sean hannity asked the formersident donald trump about those people streaming into the country and have this answer from mar-a-lago. watch. >> millions of people are in our country now that shouldn't be here. many of them are prisoners. >> did you deport them? criminals. the bad ones i would deport, the bad ones i would deport. venezuela is entering the present population of going through the border like nothing. we are policing our country and it is very hard to come back from that. i want to see great leadership in this country. more important than republican, democrat or conservative, what i want to see great leadership. our country is going to. donation is in decline. >> brian: he said yesterday i want to see joe biden do a good job. i want to see him do a good job. is he? you make the call. we will find out what the american people think in six weeks. >> steve: we have been talking how we are impacting in new york city but can you imagine living on the border? we will show you a sound bite of a guy who took a

and eagle pass but where's the epicenter of this border crisis used to be in the rio grande valley monthse will show what that looks like take a look at the video our team is shot. blatant river crossings in the middle of broad daylight. people grabbing sticks and polls to guide themselves through the rivers occurrence out here. also to help them pull each other through the strong currents. they get to the u.s. side of the river they walk right through barbed wire and they turn themselves into border patrol hoping they will be released into the united states for then texas dps acted as always we take a look at this video. they pulled over a motorhome in del rio. they talk to the driver from it they asked to search the vehicle where they look inside well, they find 14 illegal immigrants were inside that motorhome being smuggled. the driver as well as his passenger were both arrested for human smuggling. texas dps tell us they see the same thing day in and day out down here the southern border. take a look at this video from el paso. el paso has been overrun with illegal crossings recently.

. >> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley, really anywhere in texasor that matter once we got down the homestretch of the general election. democrats may be overabundance of caution literally phoned in their campaigns during the election. a lots of good once, i love them, they worked hard but did this at a distance. we are getting crushed. we are on the defense over and over again. it is immigration today. it was crt yesterday. it will be esg. look that up tomorrow. they consistently push us against the wall. we have no compelling alternative narrative. and that's on all of us. pete: interesting. will: tomorrow -- pete: it will be esg tomorrow. >> i agree with that. will: esg is incredibly corrosive. pete: and powerful. will: powerful, environmental social governance initiative inside of finance, every aspect of american society truly isn't being highlighted quite enough. rachel: wokefying everything through the financial and corporate side. will: their point, alternative, gavin newsom goes on in the clip to address it, to understand, he calls it the

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so we want to look at the 34th congressional district in the rio grande valley and we looked at the riselican to win, in that county, in over 100 years. and we wanted to know what was at the heart of that. >> the first republican of any kind, in 100 years. >> yes. she is a latina republican, the daughter of immigrants and born in mexico and why was the question. the first question was that her message was resonated. god, family and country. and i think she tapped into this socially conservative vein that a lot of latinos, were perhaps closeted republicans, but through that message, they came out. the other thing is this political strategy that republicans understood. they went to the evangelical churches and mobilizing those congregations and i want to show you a clip from a republican organizer who told me what's behind this strategy. >> eight out of ten times, if a latino is being outreached through the church, more than likely to believe in the conservative platforms, so it is much easier for them to get out and vote republican. so republicans don't start strategizing the latino pasto

over to the republican party in a way, joy, i haven't seen in the years that i've been in the rio grande valleyeven though they are religious. how is that playing in the rejections? >> completely, that's what the national numbers will tell you. but what i found on the ground is that when i had conversations with on paper, latina democrats, and i asked, the more you pro bush, and many of them told me no. i would ask them to support same-sex marriage, many of them told me no. and i would ask them, have you ever voted for a republican, ever? the majority of them told me no. why not? because they don't look like me. so, yes, you're right, the national numbers are telling us something, but in this specific district, it's abortion one of the reasons why a candidate like mira flores that used to support barack obama switched over to the republican party. as usual, latinos are not a monolith, it's complicated, i think it's a story that sheds light on that nuance. >> are both parties in the community trying to sway voters? what does that look like in south texas? in terms of the parties. >> that was the

i am an american graduateudent student here ahet the university of texas, rio grande valley,d and i wholeheartedly believe that mr. donald trump will make americ >>great again. i was born in tijuana, mexico. i am voting for donald trump tor be the next president of the united states .ere >>sident of th now, for their p, democrats incorrectly assumeeirt that the more their party moved toward big government socialism,wards bi the more mins that attract. mino a huge miscalculation. now, more from this axioculasti analysisth. ocrats the data show that democrats are statistically tiedg hispan with republicans among hispanics on the generic th. rding tol ballot according to the new york times sienna college poll out this week, democrats held a forty seven point edge with hispanics during the twenty eighteen midterms. that is s.a staggering collapse. we already know biden's biden's approval with approval with hispanics today t is in the toilet. only thirty two percent.t nowncc approve of his job performance, according to a recentcoto "new york times". sienna a college poll. in tow does this all translate

the first time was here in eagle pass, texas, walking right across the rio grande valley, something that border patrol agents and we see out here every single day 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. now this person who crossed back into the with u.s. facing very serious chargings. take a look, this is the mug shot shared with us by the florida county sheriff's office. he's now charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators tell us he ran over a sheriff's deputy with a front loader and then took off. deputy michael hartwick was delled that night, a 9-year veteran -- 19-year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department. now the family grieving after people try to figure out how salas was approved to work at that construction site. the hit and run happened on thursday, hartwick was there to patrol the area to make sure the crew was safe, but when he got out of the car just after 10:00 that night, police say salas ran him over and ran off. the florida governor trying to figure out what happened leading up to this case. listen. >> he has no qualifications to drive a fro

. >> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley or really anywhere in texasf the general election. you got to be locking eyeballs with the people that you want to fight for and serve and his votes you want to win. >> pretty rough stuff on joe biden there, alicia. it's funny to hear this from beto o'rourke because i recall not too long ago, say, during the 2020 campaign, when beto o'rourke along with all these democrats sort of joined hands and all kissed the feet of joe biden, let's take a look back down memory lane. >> tomorrow march 3rd, 2020, i will be casting my ballot for joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> we need somebody who can re-establish the moral authority of the united states. we need somebody who will fight for democracy here and abroad because democracy is under attack here and abroad. we need joe biden. >> man, he didn't seem to have a problem back then, alicia. what happened? >> we were talking about this earlier. remember that day when he -- it became evident that it was going to be joe biden and all the candidates one by one just started d

this is the rio grande valley sector. this is just in the rio grandeei valley sector. valle and these are over 10,000. 10,00 once you total them once you total all those numbers of crossings this last fiscal yea rr of of people connected to criminal behavior or possible terrorr ties. now, those terror ties are much smaller than those people are entering and crossing back and forth and getting arrested ove r and over again.ties but the number f ms 13 gangng members, the number of 18thor street gang members, the number of gang members that are comingr into the united states fromg central america are overwhelming. and i can tells come this, law enforcement officials, border patrol officials, people that are working along the border in the drug enforcement agency as well as ice are extraordinarily frustrated and angry with the bidention i administration. they say that the bidenlyin administration is lying abous ht what's happening at the bordermi and they are putting america'scl national securit security y at >> you know, i watched allg do these heart wrenching documentari

mexico border, and flipped two of them, and made end roads in the rio grande valley.e first republican to win that county in over a hundred years. fast forward to where we are now, there's three latina republicans in south texas that are running for office that are completely transforming the dynamics of politics in texas. i think the message is that suddenly this hypothetical question of can the rio grande valley, you know, this stronghold for the democrats, this majority latino region, can a place like that suddenly become the region that gives republicans this final push they need through the finish line. that used to be a hypothetical question. it no longer is. so i think the point here isn't to sensationalize the story. we're not trying to say that republicans are winning the national latino vote. we're saying democrats are losing it. the latinos are sending a message, and we need to listen. >> what is behind this, paolo? what are the central issues to the voters in the 34th district of texas that was for many many years was a democratic seat, was held, joe biden

agriculture and the lack of basic protection for child farm workers from joining at today the rio grande valley in south texas home to thousands of farmers all across the country to harvest fruits and vegetables american families joy every day. each year, my family packed all of our belongings into a pickup truck and headed up north to indiana, michigan, colorado and iowa to work in corn and asparagus fields, apple orchards and packinghouses. to date journey including tire blots, bad weather and tragic car accidents. our long road trip and it dilapidated and crowded housing and isolated rural communities with the promise of backbreaking work ahead. this way of life was my parents inheritance from their parents and in turn, they pass it on to me and my four sisters. a life of surviving hard work, low wages lack of protections and unfulfilled promise. my father and mother both us-born children were pulled out of school at very young age and tasked with helping the desperately poor families working on american farms. together them over what have years of experience with no economic security offici

. >> police created a composite sketch and spread the word across the rio grande valley. >> there wash billboards, rewards, crimestopper's rewards. names just start pouring in. so we were talking to a bunch of people. >> but to no avail. the billboard campaign didn't produce any workable suspects, witnesses or leads. meanwhile, the marcell family was on edge. in the days following the attack, brittani remained on life support, close to death. >> we really didn't know what to do when they said, " >> walki>> going soon found the tr-- >> we are talking to a bunch of people. >> to no avail, the billboard campaign didn't produce any workable suspect. witnesses or leads. meanwhile, the marcell family was on edge. in the days following the attack, brittani remained on life support, close to death. >> we really didn't know what to do, they said she's probably not going to make it. >> their home once a safe and sacred place, was now marred by evil. >> walking in was like someone died there. like, it was just morbid. >> it -- it was just dark. >> hard. >> very dark. >> going back there, it's a