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. >> sandra: we will ask texas border democrat henry cuellar what the white house is telling him about the rising tension over lifting title 42. plus, house republicans bullish on big wins in november. >> it's going to be a landslide for republicans buried >> sandra: but newly shared audio shows what republican leaders may have planned to tell then-president trump after the capitol riot. we will ask a public and congressman michael mccaul about the political calculations and party leadership heading into midterms. then, a leaked memo indicates senator bernie sanders is open to another white house bid in 2024 if biden does not run. we will ask her sunday panel about the politics behind the leak and whether voters still feel the bern. of just hours from now polls close in france. a presidential election that could reverberate around the west and into ukraine. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> sandra: angelo again from fox news. the white house finding itself in a political bind just ahead of midterms over its decision to lift title 42 by this time next month. the administration

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they want to control the message. >> sandra: so, at any moment now, when the briefing begins, it will be a chance for the whited and we will have that for you live. welcome back, as "america reports" rolls into the second hour on a friday afternoon. great to be with you, john. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to be with you as well. john roberts in washington. right to it, starting with jacqui heinrich at the white house as we wait for jen psaki. i assume, jacqui, that jen psaki is going to be a little more familiar with nina jankowicz today than when he was the last time you asked about it. >> well, only up from nothing, so -- we should hope so, john. nina jankowicz is following into some criticism, she previously called the hunter biden laptop, the infamous laptop a product of the trump campaign and that took criticism from people who said she was trying to discredit its validity and the validity of reporting surrounding it, given that much of the reporting has since been proven to be true and now people are questioning whether she is appropriate to oversee the effort under the department of homel

the white house is giving us this narrative. >> on border states who have democrats in highly competitive races right now simply don't want the president's immigration policy to work against them. sandra? >> thank you reporting live from the white house for us. thank you. let's turn to bill melugin on the border in eagle pass, texas. bill? >> sandra, already a very busy morning here in eagle pass. you can see the activity behind us. a large group of venezuelans just crossed over illegally and being processed by border patrol. it's been nearly 48 hours since a texas national guard soldier disappeared in the rio grand in an effort to try to save illegal immigrants in the water. his body hasn't been recovered. he's presumed to have drowned. his family has been notified. now the texas rangers report that the two illegal immigrants he jumped into try to save were both struggling drugs at the time of the incident. this as illegal crossings here are non-stop. in eagle pass, texas, it is a scene that plays out every morning. just after sunrise, migrants make their move, wading across the rio grand, entering the u.s. illegally, and they continue to come from all around the world. they come in

white house. the messages also show an effort to coordinate objections over slates of electoral votes. sandrall, chad, thank you. john. >> john: vladimir putin's forces unleashing a series of attacks against critical ukrainian rail and fuel facilities. targeting infrastructure as the nation's top diplomat says moscow has already failed. let's bring in dr. rebecca grant, national security analyst and fox news contributor. so we believe with ukraine may have tried to turn the tables on russia inside russia because fear about 60 miles north of the ukrainian border, an oil depot suddenly caught on fire, and it's significant, its along a pipeline out of russia, goes into belarus and poland and then to germany, and a branch through ukraine and hungary as well. the fact that a pipeline may have been attacked is a really interesting development. >> john, strategic attack by ukraine on russia, it's about time. and hit a military base nearby. and the pipeline is the big pipeline that pipes oil into germany and poland and a lot of eastern europe, carry about a million barrels a day. they will put the fi

. >> john: and more than two dozen white house meetings starting the year then vice president biden entered office and even that's not all that's coming out. >> sandraen for the far left media to ignore. he joins us in just a moment, but first jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. >> the white house is not commenting on the logged visit from eric schwerin, jen psaki deflecting and even a jab at former president trump and saying his administration did not release visitor logs at all. she reaffirmed statements the president has made in the past that he's never spoken to his son about his business dealings but notably did not answer the second part of my question here. >> does the president still maintain he never spoke with his son about his business dealings and given this reporting on eric schwerin, does he also say he has never spoken to his son's business partners about his son's business dealings? >> maintains the same statements he's made in the past. >> the attorney general on capitol hill for update where the federal investigation involving hunter stands. began in 2018 and centers on foreign laundering and money laundering rules, and vio

maybe he goes to his democratic friends and says i'm helping out when i can. >> sandra: we have phone calls to the white house daily for the economic advisor to come on the program. answer was no, today no, maybe tomorrow. they don't come on and don't try to explain how they are advising the president, how they navigate inflation. because obviously voters want to know. latest polling, new quinnipiac poll, approval rating, 33%. political consequenceps for this president and party, it is very real as you said, charles and needs to be somebody to explain what the plan is. they are not clearing laying that out and american families are suffering every day. you see the amount of money going towards inflation, a tax on the hard working american family. >> gallup had a poll overnight on personal finance and shocked heck out of me. asked if your finances were excellent, good, and the numbers dropped, you know, precipitously, 8%, 14, 10%, depending on the economic bracket, and lower income households, 28% said it's getting better. white house has to listen to them instead of talking down to the american public,

scheduled, which means it could be any time, white house time, the president and judge ketanji brown jackson will be on the south lawn to make remarks. >> sandrang. we were told they would put it off to after the vote took place. >> john: as i mentioned, white house time. see if it's at 12:15 tomorrow, maybe it's a ltle later. we'll be right back. stay with us. why give your family just ordinary eggs when they can enjoy the best? eggland's best. the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ ancestry made it really easy to learn about my family's history. finding military information, newspaper articles, how many people were living in the house and where it was, makes me curious and keeps pulling me in and the photos reminding me of what life must have been like for them. finding out new bits of information about the family has been a wonderful experience, it's an important part of understanding who we are. veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? has been a wonderful experience, the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $

stories about hunter biden. >> sandra: indeed, and the cover of "the new york post," hunter china deal, the cover of the post here in new york, mike. >> we'll see what the whitehouse has to say bit, probably some questions later this afternoon. >> sandra: more on that coming up. thank you. twitter, hammered by critics for censoring conservatives, will that change when elon musk will join the board of directors? >> and more evidence of war crimes in ukraine. former obama secretary of defense chuck hagel, he's up next. >> i do think it's a very contracted conflict and i think it's at least measured in years, i don't know about decade, but at least years for sure. are are. veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners. you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash with your va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's value. upgrade the kitchen, add a pool for the grandkids, or have the security of cash in the bank. with today's high

switch today. >> sandra: a live look at the white house where president biden is set to deliver remarksn crime rates in cities across america. it's been happening for years now. but just as we saw during the president's new york visit a couple months ago, he is laser focussed on one aspect of this crisis, guns. jacqui heinrich is reporting live from the rose garden ahead of the president. hi, jacqui. >> hey, sandra. the president is going to announce a new ban on unlicensed kits to manufacture guns at home. basically what it will do, expand the definition of firearm to include these kits so that basically they fall under the gun control act, and that requires manufacturers to be licensed, serial numbers on the products, and folks have to go through a background check when they buy one. critics say it's just enhancing record keeping, it's not going to bring down violent crime and jen psaki was just asked that moments ago. >> will there be -- can you say this administration say there will be fewer shootings as a result of what the president is doing today? >> that's always our hope and ou

for us with more on the growing migrant crisis there, but first to our reporter at the white house. >> hi, sandra. right now the biden is struggling to find balance on a range of issues with earth day, climate action is once again a key flashpoint. the administration is our focus in the meeting was to talk about those things that would enable us to win the current fight and build for tomorrow. and again a very productive discussion. we talked about security force assistance and talked about training. and we talked about the key things that we are going to discuss in the session that i'll conduct tomorrow at ramstein with a number of ministers of defense and chiefs of defense. this session is focused on doing things to generate additional capability capacity for the ukrainian forces. it's a great opportunity to get a good opportunity to get an update from the minister of defense and the president on what they are focused with on the things they will need and we'll look forward to the discussions tomorrow. >> could you tell me what you saw during your journey to kyiv. were you able to speak to any

trace. >> trace: interesting, live at the white house, thank you. >> sandra: charles payne, host of "making money" on fox business. thanks for being here. tee you up on a few things i know you are talking about and covering on your own show. first the federal student loan debt in the united states, put it up on the screen. astronomical numbers people ages 25 to 34 are facing. $15 million outstanding, 477 billion the average per student, 31,000, charles. a big discussion what to do about this. where do you land? >> 1.5 trillion of student loan debt. the federal government created this problem when president obama took over and took it from banks, idea we would rubber stamp all student loans. tuition went through the roof when that happened, colleges got bigger, campuses got bigger, so did the loan get. and my problem with the cancelling all debt. 70% of folks with professional degrees owe money. on average, $199,000. you say oh, that's so much money. and their lifetime on average, make 3.6 million. put it to you this way. if you could buy a house for $200,000 that would be worth 3.6 mi

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. >> sandra: and we'll be watching it. thank you. >> john: the white house briefing any moment now.he direction forward in ukraine and what about president obama overshadowing president biden yesterday? john kirby takes the podium at the pentagon. how will he respond to zelenskyy's criticism of the administration. and we have reporters in the room. plus, oil executives on gasoline prices and andy mccarthy on the hunter biden scandal all ahead. stay with us. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. with the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're still holding rates in the 3s. already own a home and need cash? the newday100 loan can get you up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments by $615 a month. take ten minutes right now and make the call. because no one knows veterans like newday usa. you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for what's next. ready to create a bigger wo

upgrade today. >> sandra: president biden huddling with members of the hispanic caucus at the white housefacing growing opposition over ending title 42 within his own party as the surge continues along the southern border. all of this as the body of a texas national guardsman is recovered after he's reported missing while trying to rescue two migrants. we have team coverage for you with david spunt on how the white house is dealing with this. bill melugin in eagle pass, texas with the fall-out from it. we begin with david. to you now. >> hi, sandra. the president began meeting with the congressional hispanic caucus about 45 minutes ago. we're told that meeting is still going on right now. it's possible some of those members will come out to the microphones to speak. no question its likely and lele wait to hear what happened with the meeting. the president may be getting an earful from those members in his own party about the way this administration has handled the crisis on the border. there's new issues and the president is expected to be talking about those issues with some of these peo

. >> sandra: you have heard the white house say their goal is to continue to address the root causestion. to address the problems for which these people are leaving their countries and choosing to flow over the border. if you had the ear of the president and the white house, what would you tell them was the quickest fix that you see possible living through this yourself. >> look, you can talk about going to these countries and sending money and doing everything. every one of those politicians in those countries take that money before it gets where it needs. we need to close our borders and say you know what? you cross the border illegally you're going back across. mexico doesn't like it get on their side and put men on their side. we need to close this border down and need to come through the right way. right now with the laws on the books. we're breaking those laws every day. we need to say sorry, if you want to come to the united states you will come through just like millions of others before them have done and there is a front door and we'll vet you and give you the ability to st

white house. john roberts, joined sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> harris:he center right now, in "guardians of the galaxy" "jurassic park" he has all all over hollywood, the liberal fans of marvel movies are calling for chris pratt to be we are cast in the upcoming sequel. they are upset over his public display of christian faith. one critic tweeted this "marvel, hear me out, just replace him" director james gunn is defending chris pratt tweeting this "for what, because they are made up utterly false beliefs about him come up or something someone else told you about him that is not true, chris pratt will never be replaced as star lord, but if he ever was, we would all be going with him." shannon bream, just wrote a best seller again, faces of the heart. >> harris: just about casting people, when you're going to have a character like doofus is in bad people, let a real evangelical, let's play that part, because it's about loving people and serving people, that's what your faith is about, and i think that this is such a good point that somebody who actually k

. >> sandra: and as for the white house, it is still enforcing masks on board air force one. journalists and staff travelling with the president yesterday he were told to wear their face coverings. but on the same trip, the president said americans can make up their own minds about masking up on planes. peter doocy is in the middle of all of it. live on the middle of the north lawn. hi, peter. >> so confusings. officials here told us two different things 46 minutes apart. first the recommendation that people should still wear masks. >> abiding by the c.d.c. recommendations, the president is and we would advise all americans to do that. this is a ruling by the court, we obviously did not have advanced notice of it. and typically takes a couple of days to assess next steps in these cases. >> seems like a black and white thing, right, the white house is saying wear a mask. except for the fact the president then said the people don't have to. >> mr. president, should people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. >> well, so far the c.d.c. will only say this, the

. >> sandra: thank you, trace, the mean stomach white house meanwhile is switching against the reportit is reconsidering ending the trump era title 42 border restriction. white house official telling fox news the lifting of the policy will mean a return to dhs's previous standard for processing and importing migrants who do not qualify for asylum. fox team coverage of that now tom is standing by but first phil nugent is live on the ground in eagle pass, texas, forest. hey, phil. >> sander good afternoon to you, eagle pass where we are has quickly become one of the epicenters of border crisis. the activity here is nonstop you to probably see live on our fox drone right now a group of migrants we watch them before you came way to cross the rio grande enter illegally they are bit now being processed by border patrol with the assistance of a national guard but this is that sort of thing that happens every 20 minutes out here pay take a look at this video. we first got out here after sunrise this morning, more groups in the water but as soon as we got out here. it's a mixture of families a

sandra: it's so true. that's an economic indicator, americans look at every day. >> and the white house took a gamble, theyld have either have halted the war on fossil fuels, american providers or gone the public relations route thinking put the blame on vladimir putin and the oil industry. they have taken the latter and so far it has backfired miserably on them. on the trucking thing, i have a special guest from the trucking industry says indicators that a recession is imminent. trucking data alone. >> sandra: john if you saw a letter to shareholders, dramatic increases for risks ahead, not just the years to come, but the decades to come because of everything happening right now. elon musk, buying up this huge chunk of twitter after railing on the social media giant for suppressing free speech. what is his big long-term plan by doing this? >> i hope he takes the whole thing over. 9.2% stake, they pull it a passive stake but you read his tweets, you know, initially for the last couple weeks everyone thought he would come out with his own social media platform because this is a guy who has reinvented the au

sandra and trace. i'm martha maccallum. joe concha standing by on a big story in the news world. we begin with the white house really in a jam now over title 42 despite the record numbers streaming over the southern border. the pandemic ban did keep over a million people out of the united states. now the biden administration is standing by their plan to lift that one month from now. that could lead, according to the numbers, to as many as 20,000 new border crossers every day. so obviously this is a huge political difficulty, hurdle for the white house. you have a number of democrats running in november. this puts them in an even tougher spot than they're already in. some urged the white house for a delay or at least to lay out a clear plan to avoid as many as 18, 20,000 crossers once the title 42 is lifted. look at these folks asking the white house to please be clarifying on this issue. we haven't received that in a clear way yet. that includes four senators up for re-election. mark kelly is on the border in arizona, raphael warnock in georgia, maggie hassen in new hampshire. she had her picture taken

confirmation of the first black supreme justice, and some of us remember sandra day o'connor, and sonia sotomayor, and now after seven white male justices, an african american woman is finally joining the court. we still have a long way to go. the court is getting closer to reflecting our country in its glorious diversity. >> nina, same question to you, please. >> well, i have to be somewhat tempered by what has happened to the confirmation process, which clearly is broken. you can't say that ketanji brown jackson was treated always respectfully by some members of the committee. senator lindsey graham now says if the republicans had been in control he would have urged them not to even allow a hearing for her. if that's where we have come to, if you have opposite parties controlling the senate and the white house that you can't get a nominee confirmed, we're in really bad shape in this country. one just hopes that at some point everybody steps back from the precipice and starts looking at the crown jewel of our democracy which justice rehnquist observed, which is an independent judiciary, not a judiciary beholdened to any p

white house. we will be joined with more later in the show. >> sandra: begin with the devastating stories and images

on the bench, and then we looked at 1980 one, sandra day o'connor was the first woman on the court. before then, hundreds of years, it has only been white. it has been a segregated institution. so it is time. it does not matter what people say about why they think she is there. we know that she will do a great job on the court. >> did it surprise you that republicans voted to confirm her? >> what surprised me was they are touted as having courage to vote for this candidate, this nominee for the court. this does not take courage. this nomination and voting for her was common sense and if anyone understands the legal stem and how important representational diversity is, does not take courage at all. it is common sense. those who did not vote for her, they express themselves quite well with their baseless, race baiting, and insulting comments and questions to her, and i hope we spend very little time on these individuals who are basically very hypocritical and/or do not have an understanding of how the legal system works, particularly the criminal legal system. >> we have less than a minute left, but i have to ask -- she could likely be on

richmond sandra fell commute pretty light at this hour about a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at 20 minutes for you. in national news. well, white house public tours are officially back. the biden administration open the grounds of the public for the first time in over a year and as anna wiernicki reports, visitors from around the country were lined up and ready to go. >> it's springtime in the nation's capital, which means the city is packed with cherry blossoms and tourists. it's really cool high. you can't de block without seeing a monument somewhere. so nancy morris homan says she's made the trip from california to washington 3 times. but this visit is extra special. she's one of the first tourist to go inside the white house in over a year to be able just stand and inhale. haha is really important to me. i get this month's the white house closed its doors to the public in march of 2020 at the start of the covid-19 pandemic public tours briefly resumed in september. but that only lasted a few weeks. we're just glad it all worked because it's been close for a very long time. the tours are scheduled on a first come first serve

sandra: interesting. larry kudlow is here to give us his take in just a moment. >> john: first to the white house, and jacquiinrich has the news out of there. >> we talked to the president briefly this morning, he spoke about eight minutes, commenting on the jobs added in the month of march, and he notably did not answer any shouted questions on inflation, saying there will be plenty of time for that next week. we will hope that he in fact takes them next week from us. but i believe in these remarks, the first time we have heard the president not only blame vladimir putin for the high gas prices, but also for higher food prices. he framed the strategic petroleum reserve as a wartime bridge to increase oil supply as domestic producers ramp up output. somewhat notable framing as the u.s. is not currently at war. listen. >> we need to do more to get prices under control. putin's invasion of ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world. yesterday i authorized the release of 1 million barrels a day the next six months from our strategic petroleum reserve. acknowledge this by far is the larg

white house, he says he has already filed his taxes, bill. >> bill: it is tax day, after all, isn't it, april 18th. >> sandra: larry kudlow is joining us soonntributor. great too see you. i just put in to remind us, august 17, 2021, joe biden said i'm the president of the united states and the buck stops with me and look at the continued excuses this administration, for example, continues to pass on, like the p utin price hike and even democrats are objecting to the strategy, like joe manchin. >> there was nothing to the putin price hike thing, it did not work. everybody knew from their own experience inflation had begun last year and people were concerned about it last year, and the administration was claiming it would be transitory last year so it fell flat because it was just -- it was just inaccurate, it did not describe what happened. and you know on this idea that there is not much the president can do. for people who are historically minded, it's very reminiscent about jimmy carter in the late 1970s, not much he could do about inflation, there was not much to do about the energy crisis, not much he could do about the iranian hostage

. >> sandra: and those on the left lecture americans about it but do not practice what they preach. >> mike: edward lawrence is at the whitelets. >> s.e.c., a new report says it would cause companies 10.2 bltdz for the new climate regulations and in the process of enacting. that could also be passed on to to us, and the things we buy going forward. so the president set to speak about what he's calling a bold agenda for what he calls a climate crisis. the president is going to sign an executive order to safeguard forests, strengthening reforesttation processes, and a nature-based solution to combat the climate change which includes advancing ecosystem resilience, no specifics on exactly what that entails. about you all of this is planning on spending about $2.4 billion of money that has already been allocated in the bipartisan infrastructure bill or the omnibus bill. former e.p.a. chief of staff says you can be environmentally friendly with not killing projects or the economy. listen here. >> it will slow down the projects and it will be to the detriment of the communities that need better roads, better bridges, need more r

white dudes. thurgood marshall was the first person of color to be a supreme court justice, and he won bipartisan potter, as did sandrar, the first woman on the court. but despite her extraordinary qualifications, justice jackson will be lucky to get two or three votes from republicans. >> what does that say to you about the way that this confirmation process now in the modern era place out for supreme court justices? >> it suggests that we're going backwards. and this is actually not just politics, because judge jackson isn't going to save a woman's right to choose or affirmative action. the supreme court already has six hard-right conservatives. so on the big hot-button issues, all she's going to be doing is writing a lot of dissenting opinions. hallie, donald trump got three opportunities to stack the court with judicial ideologues who have been waiting for this moment for decades. so for progressives, it's game over for probably the next ten years. so you really do have to ask why the republicans have attacked judge jackson so harshly when they basically already won the supreme court. >> paul, let me switch gears

sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news headquarters here in new york city. here's the story right now. we're moments away from the white house press briefing. it's been delayed about an hour from the original schedule. that as there are a lot of questions on everyone's mind. look at this image of this woman on her knees in ukraine. we heard from her yesterday talking about the buried family members that were found and pleading with the world to pay attention to what was going on in her town. ukraine is fighting to stop the killings by murder, by burnings we're learning now, likely far vaccination in mariupol going on, men, women and children. all affected. a haunting image of someone who was burned, had a swastika burned into their skin. so the u.s. today, the biggest move right now is to sanction russia's largest financial institution and largest private bank. >> responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable and together with our allies and our partners, we'll keep raising the economic costs and ratchet up the pain for putin. >> martha: that has been called for to be sure. but think

sandra day o'connor announced her retire but never retired until 2006. that's because it took months to confirm sam yes -- samuel alito. neil? >> neil: do they know -- how do you handle it at the whitese? privately she and the president met today, but how do you celebrate this? you're the president of the united states and you want to trumpet the fact that your candidate got through? >> they'll probably have an event tomorrow about this. nothing official happens until the president signed her commission. we noted earlier on fox business, when you confirm a nominee, they always say and the president shall be notified immediately. they said that, but guess what? the president knows, but they don't send the paper down. so she will not take her seat on the supreme court until justice breyer finishes his term, until the term finishes in june or july. then they get the paperwork underway. there's two swearings in for the new justice and then she will be on the court when they meet in the fall the first monday in october. >> neil: great job. a great reference to fox business. a lot of people don't have it. you demand it. i appreciate that. thanks very much, chad pergram. he's the best in w

sandra day o'connor being the first woman. so we're making progress. but for at least 2 centuries, the u.s. supreme court was a segregated institution. no women, no people of color, only white males. so it's changing its happening. we have a way to go, but i'm just thrilled that we have come this far curious about your your thoughts on judge jackson's potential effects on. >> the rest of the court, you just talked about it for 200 plus years. it was a bunch of white guys altogether who had no other influences outside of that chamber. now, those influences from the real america that out there coming into that court. do you think that will have an effect not withstanding whatever she has to say about case, but just her presence? sure. and you hit on a very good point. the u.s. supreme court operates by consensus. >> so they have conference meetings where the justices are in attendance along with their law clerks. and then when they have decided upon the cases they're going to be discussing a ruling on they have discussions. they bring up, of course, because they're human beings that bring up their own experiences, their own backgrounds, 2 to inform them. and so you have a ric

sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. here's the story. we're waiting to get some brand new reaction from the pentagon. also from the white house to the absolutely horrifying images that we are all witnessing coming out of ukraine. we warn you that these are very hard to see. but they are the reality in the towns surrounding kyiv in this brutal war that has been waged on ukraine by russia. this i'm admonish is from bucca ukraine out site of kyiv, this important shot by russian soldiers and left on the street according to the residents that live there. also, a person shot while riding their bicycle down the streets. there they were left and there they lie. the dog's leash still on. residents say their mayor, her husband and her little boy were murdered and that potentially other mayors in other places and their families suffered the same fate. execution style, thrown into a pit. russia calls all of this staged managed anti-russian provocation. president zelensky calls it genocide. >> it's war crimes that will be recognized as genocide by the world. you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands of kille

white house dismisses a plan to move illegal immigrants to the nation's capital which the bus load. >> i'm shannon bream in for sandra smith. jen psaki calling a plan a publicity stunt. >> john: new video showing the extent human smugglers are going to to sneak people into the united states. authorities in texas stopping a driver with a wooden crate on the back of his truck that had at least one illegal immigrant inside of it. >> shannon: and another migrant surge at the southern border when the biden administration ends title 42 next month. it stopped some people from entering the country during a pandemic. >> john: bill is live at the border in rio grande city, texas. bill. >> good afternoon to you, we are in front of the border wall the state of texas started building last year, we want to give the viewers a live look and update how construction is going. this is rio grande city, i'm told the first 1.7 mile stretch of this texas wall is now about 98% complete. we have a couple of live cameras, i'm told the wall panels here, more than 1,000 of them, they are 30 feet high. built again on texas land with texas money.

white. >> reporter: jackson won't take over on the court until this summer. justice justice stephen breyer won't step down income the court finish -- won't step down until the court finishes its term. in 2005 sandratil january of 2006. president bush nominated john roberts, but then chief justice william rehnquist divided, so the president elevated roberts to become chief justice. harriet miers had to withdraw, samuel alito was if next pick, so so connor stayed on the court much longer than expected. and, neil, as you say also today congress will lead without passing the covid bill. that's because gop if want with to ad a provision to maintain title 42. back to you. neil: real quickly, chad, on judge jackson, obviously, the president will want to celebrate her vote, assuming, as you say, she's got the numbers and will be on the court, but otherwise he'd have to wait a while. so what do they do in a situation like that? >> reporter: a couple of things to watch for. nothing happens until he signs her commission, which he won't do until if breyer retires later this summer. the senate, and i asked about this yesterday because this is so rare, we don't know if they hold on to the paper here on capitol