when we come back our own sara carter an exclusive report out of texas. encounters a group of very, very sick migrants crossing the border and probably if not for her actions and first responders, i am not sure if some of these people would have made. and governor abbott react to the challenges every day with the border crisis along with the high rate of covid positives at the border with illegal immigrants next. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to fox news live. i am matt in los angeles. president biden infrastructure bill passes a key milestone. the senate will debate the legislation. it gained the support of 17 republicans. the 1 trillion dollars legislation will fund roads and broad band. the california governor newsom surveyed the fire out west. he said the forest service is underfunded and calling on the federal government to provide more fire fighting resources. warning wildfires could get more intense and destructive. back to "hannity." >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: now ask yourself if the bi

sean. >> sean: sara carter, incredible report. greate work. humanitarian effort by you and the first responders. these people we know many of them died on and ranches thatn are next to the border. we can't have that happening either. also breaking tonight texas governor greg abbott restricted the movement of minorities due to covid. of he joins us now with more purity governor, this has been an extraordinary, challenging legal issue for you as much as when the federal government doesn't enforce the law of the land there have been legal precedents preventing you from doing so. that resulted in you spending and allocating $250 million to build the wall. now more importantly, as a result of the pandemic, you now have a legal remedy available to you that maybe you didn't have before? >> i do. actually y two. one that i triggered pursuant to the texas constitution and authorized the texas national guard to perform law enforcement functions. up until now they were assisting the texas department of public safety and clearing the land and getting the

but first, sara carter reporting about the crisis at the southern border.en's border crisis damaging to the country but presents a serious danger of a perilous journey for those crossing and trying to enter this country illegally. e watch this. >> jesse, on this road sheriffs deputies at brooks county along with a judge are recovering a body of a migrant. what they are saying the dehydration, the hot sun, heat as well as the elements, other elements and, in fact, a few of the bodies recovered have been tested covid positive. so they are dealing with a lot out here. just remember this is one county. >> any time you recover a body in six days, that is a high volume. and that, we are testing for covid and we have two that wered positive out of that group. so you know very well there are others contaminated who are walking through and made it through. these were left behind. >> we have the bodies in the back of the truck. they were getting ready to smuggle them across. >> people in this heat especially under the extreme weather conditions. is that part of your

which is a lot to. >> sean: joining us now with more fox news contributor an investigative reporter sara carterhave interviewed kids that are out there alone. you have talked to ranchers that recover dead bodies. this is not uncommon when you are reporting. >> no, it's not from a sean. it is not uncommon and it is tragedy. if you think about it we have over 22,000 kids right now plus being held in camps all across the united states. that journey to take over, they found this year over 202 bodies. those are the ones that they recovered. think about all the people that never recover because either the elements take them away, the animals, the environment. there is a lot of difficulty for the law enforcement when they are trying to do recovery operation. i want to put it to you this way, in 2019, 250 people were recovered. this year we are only halfway through the year and it is over 202. sean, this is a very difficult time. this is a perilous journey. a lot of children lose their light before they make it to the border. i can't imagine how many more lose it and we don't know that are here right n

straight ahead, our own sara carter. we have an exclusive report from miami, demonstrators are fighting back hard, taking to the streets, we will take you there live, we will get reaction from senator instagram, can america help cuba be free? and if so, how? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ ♪ >> sean: demonstrators in miami, south florida tonight, they are continuing to show their strong support for cuban protests, people in cuba standing up against the oppressive murdering communist regime of the castros. our own sara carter, she's on the ground, she is in miami. another big crowd tonight. and all day as well. >> wright, sean. it's been like this in miami all day. i don't even know if you can hear behind me, but people are screaming, it means f

us now with more from southh florida investigative journalist journalist, fox news contributor sara carter. she spent -- look at these flags in the background. the solidarity f of the cuban-american community is strong, it is solid, it is strong. a lot of these people, sara they risk their lives in broken down dilapidated rickety boats shark infested waters or inner tubes to get 1 foot on american land for freedom. that's how bad it was for many of them. >> it was, sean and us the daughter of a cuban immigrant mother who arrived in the united states with their families in the late 1960s, i can attest to you that the most important value that my mother instilled in me was freedom and liberty and all of the hundreds if not more than thousands of people that are out here on the streets today in the iconic area of the cafe bursae would tell you the same. everyone here, every cuban immigrate, venezuelan immigrants, guatemalan immigrants, people from all over the world that are here want the american people to know one thing p and one thing only, but they are walking the streets in solidarity wi

all right, thank you, sara carter. joining us now with reaction, florida senator marco rubio. you know, senator, by the way, i mean what i say. first things first here. the castro brothers, this is a murderous -- murdering communist dictatorship. it always has been from the very beginning. they stole land, they oppressed people and none of the promises given to the people were ever fulfilled. that's up first on the table. you, last night, had to embarrass -- it's 8:30, still no word from joe. it's 10:30, still no word from joe and then this tepid pathetic statement he sends out today and then his folks at the state department, the white house, lying and saying this is about covid. that was an outright lie. you forced their hand to even say anything. >> i don't know why it's so hard to criticize marxists. i do think and it's pretty clear that there people out there who aren't saying anything in the president took a whole day. he still left out the word marxist and communist and socialist. what you just described, the murderous nature of the castro regime, that's the way every m

. >> could well lead to here straight ahead, our own sara carter. we have an exclusive report for my hand demonstrators are fighting back hard taking to the streets. we will take you there live. can america help cuba be free? and if so, how? straight-ahead (music) ♪ ♪ >> sean: it not demonstrators in miami and south florida snake continued to show their strong support for cuban protests. people in cuba standing up against the oppressive motorist communist regime of castro's. sara carter is on the ground in miami. under the big crowd i tonight. and all day as well. i >> it's been like this in miami all day. i don't even know if you can hear behind me but people are screaming, freedom, intervention, and in cuba they are asking the biden administration to intervene in cuba. let me tell you this. we had an interview today with probably one of the most famous cuban-americans, is a former cia a and participated in the bay of pigs.th and that's what starts for americans. >> you have a perspective that very few people have. you?u' seem cuba before. you watc

here with a full investigative report, sara carter, or investigative reporter. >> here in old town alexandria, one of the oldest cities in our union and in our nation number if you didn't hear that kind of divisive rhetoric. it they steered clear of what you heard coming out of maxine waters from capitol hill parade i want you to hear what some of the folks in alexandria had to say. >> strangely enough, there's been a lot of controversy over the american flag and i'm just asking everybody what do you feel when you see an american flag, what does it mean to you? >> hope and freedom. >> home of the brave and home of the free. it's that simple. >> when i was overseas and i could get back to an american flag post, i was safe. that was safe. >> it's weird seeing how much we have it everywhere. i think it's a little aggressive. the divisiveness still exists not just in politics. there's still a lot that needs to be worked on. >> i can see where people are coming from when they don't believe in the flag anymore but at the same time, should have faith in house open the flag. this is your home even if

back to you, sean. >> sean: all right, sara carter is outside with the crowd that we have here at verse five. joining us as a man name felix rodriguez. born in cuba. he fled soon after fidel castro took power in 1959. he was then recruited by the cia bravely in 1961. he was smuggled back into cuba. helped coordinate the bay of pigs invasion. he also took part in a mission that captured communist revolutionary, che guevara and bolivia. i have a picture to prove it. he gave it to me. i was very honored. felix, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. what an incredible story. so, real quick story on my end. i'm broadcasting in alabama from 1990-1992. i have been at this a couple years. and i meet this man. his name was armando. he owned pizza. he was advertising on my radio show. his family were wealthy landowners. they were killed. his neighbors were killed. their land stolen, confiscated. you know firsthand. you risk your life to do what you did for the cause of freedom going back that far. >> yes, it started at the beginning of the castro regime. he started by killing thousands of p

sara carter, thank you. tonight with major crises on multiple fronts, joe biden's phone numbers are now beginning to tank according to a brand-new "abc news" poll, optimism about the country's direction is down nearly 20 points since may, a massive drop. now biden is underwater on the economy, on the border, violent crime, and americans also increasingly concerned about the presidents very alarming behavior and that he is a cognitive mess. he barely holds one short public event per day, still struggles in each and every one to even complete simple thoughts. he is bouts of irritability and anger and he often seems to forget what he's talking about mid sentence. just the latest examples, take a look. >> a pathway for citizenship. >> i want to thank you all for being here. second, by the way, where's mom? she here? she is watching. okay. i thought you said mom was out there and i was going to ask her to stand up. you can't stand up if your home. you are such in the pain in the neck but i will answer the questio

here with the full report, fox news contributor, sara carter outside this great restaurant in verse five. >> yeah sean, i uhe here on calle 8, people are going crazy. they are standing behind their brothers and sisters in their fight for liberty and freedom. but they also want to send a message to president biden that he has contradicted himself with his policy on cuba, and they want him to know how much they oppose it. listen to this. >> when you hear biden's policy basically saying his change in policy, if you attempt to come from cuba to the shores, don't do it. we are going to turn you back. but yet the southern border is wide open. i >> exactly. y >> what is going through your mind? >> it's a total contradiction. it's almost unfair to think that something can go that way. >> the question is why? why would you say no to someone and yes to somebody else? i disagree with it completely. you know, i think that we should give everybody a chance to comec we get millions of chances. i don't think you should say yeah, it's okay for him and not okay for the other person. >> it's really unfair

sara carter is back with us.s sun believable, they never stop going on about getting money out of politics, except when it is for them. >> because the north fund is listed as a nonprofit, they don't have to list their donors. it jumped to 50 million in 2020, they are used as an umbrella to protect other progressive books, looking in 2018, there was a group 1630, they used about 141 million dollars to help progressive groups in the united states of which 51 million plus was given by one donor, that is the reason where they call this dark money. is this all individual loans from individuals or from significant big donors that are making changes in politics? we can't gauge what is actually really happening because we don't en who is giving the money, that is why people are concerned. steve: it is so hypocritical. the other aspect of this political money that i find offensive, the way that democrats complain about corporate money, when it of flowing to republicans, but now they are getting it from peep pe like google

. >> sean: a sara carter, thank you for that report. joining us now with more reaction, fox news contributor leo jarrell. we can to cohost pete hegseth. how many fought, bled and died, people to like you that served their country? and we are building walls, and i think that speaksth volumes. s >> it sure does. we understand that we fight to defend it, because it's the last hope for freedom in the world. some of those marxist members of congress, and where are you going to go? pick one. if you want to fundamentally transform america which barack obama said and was a manifestation of their thought process, it means you think it's fundamentally flawed and must be remade and that's of course what theyus believe. of course, i think of martin luther king and his call to not reject america because of the sins of the past. but to fulfill the promise of our founders in 1776 who said, they are endowed by their creator with an pursuit of happiness, we hold those truths to be self-evident. and they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and

i enjoyed sara carter, who i always loved. you know, i can't -- larry elder, you know, mutual friend. you were kind of cozying up to caitlyn jenner, though, as i remember. are you up to a little tension there? a little push and pull? >> sean: you know, all you had to do was make my life miserable. >> laura: yeah. >> sean: i'm trying to stay out of trouble, do a good show, focus on my work every day. i will tell you, i want newsom out of there. i would like the people of california to be free, but what do i know? >> laura: well, new england has to save itself, my home state of connecticut, massachusetts -- they have to save themselves. >> sean: getting out of this hell hole of new york, that's all i can say. >> laura: all right, hannity, awesome show. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. a 2019 presentation by the former head of the national council for social studies may be the forerunner to what we know now as crtv. well, we got our hands on the document and are going to bring details you will no