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, and therefore all the most relevant strains that circulated in the southern hemisphere. they smoothly flow into the northern hemisphere, so the vaccine, e, changes every year, and therefore the most relevant strains are included in vaccines, so the task is to vaccinate. well, yes, that is there is not much to get sick this season with the flu. yes , there was not something so directly unexpected for specialists. and tell me, please, here is swine flu and covid. uh, how dangerous. i don't know. this is the link that's working now. well, in fact, we are in the stage, after all, of stabilization of the incidence of the code and the growth is insignificant - this is a fraction of a percent, but at the same time, we do not live in isolation with you and there are countries in the world where the rise of both covid and influenza and respiratory syncial infection, especially when it comes to children under the age of five, so these are several parallel processes, but i repeat that there is nothing extraordinary. this happens every year during the period of rising incidence, last

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from brazil to rio de janeiro, a huge cargo ship rammed the bridge into the longest in the southern hemispheresses. managed to film how the cargo ship with a crash crashes into supports, according to local authorities, a dry cargo ship. st. louis anchored possibly due to bad weather in rio is now the season of powerful winds. crews were not on board all night rescuers evacuated, escaped dry cargo ship with the help of tugs, and experts assessed the damage to the bridge structure all this time. under 13 km. the crossing was closed, which caused traffic collapse daily. these bridges are used by half a million people to raise the quality of education to another level. and to test their own knowledge and training, many university graduates and young professionals are preparing for a very important qualification exam. this is an independent assessment. it may affect further employment evgeniy golovanov more. in one of the oldest universities in st. petersburg, electrotechnical university leti, for the first time, an independent assessment of the qualifications of graduates was carried out back in t

and the eclipse was coming up in 1919 across the southern hemisphere.t was not clear that -- would war be over? would he be able to travel? could he get colleagues to support a complicated and expensive expedition to test the theory? these are radical fears for him. -- some relativity -- he does have some success. and just as he was making progress convincing his colleagues to support him in this expedition, eddington found himself in danger of being pulled from the observatory. the war at this point had killed so many men -- as a quaker, he would have refused to fight. he was a conscientious objector and conscientious objection was not a legally allowed status. but there was little guidance on what would happen who claims this objection to the war. he was essentially the only one in the scientific community. the vast majority of scientists agreed to working on technical projects related to the war. so it was essentially unprecedented. and what was going to happen to addington was most places by conscientious objection. these were terrible places -- con

the giant continent of the southern hemisphere was called, and the northern hemisphere, from which most move on to the next category eugenia choose world history during the reign of which king in france began the french revolution? yes, this is the correct answer. to a question. he was executed on the guillotine, and in a couple of years, let his wife marie antoinette timothy be a physicist. find the water pressure at a depth of 1 m, since in the international system the pressure unit is measured in pascals, we accept the answer from you in the same units. 10 pascals in this case, it is possible to answer the question. we guessed the correct answer to the question we received from the teacher's room, we move on to the next category ; evgenia chooses the meaning of the words. who or what are people afraid of? cinemaphobic? dogs cynology is science, but dogs quite rightly correctly parsed the word timofey the history of belarus 1560 another year issued a catechism on foot the unfortunate territory of belarus a book in the old belarusian language yevgeny lutsenko is good in what kind of sp

suit, but we didn't see the same type of response coming from asian states or those in the southern hemisphere. why didn't we see the resume response out of them? well, i think it, it gets back to this question of hypocrisy. i mean, i didn't see, you know, people pulling out of the u. s. when the us invaded iraq or when the u. s. a bit of cornerstone. i don't see tears being shed wars ongoing on the african continent in central african republic in the democratic republic of congo and so on. many of these wars have points of origin in sort of european con, conflicts that were started when your opinions occupied this continent. so i think asking, and this is pretty much, quoting the south african position here, asking countries like south africa to take a position in european context. doesn't make much sense when the u. s. isn't really taking up per position on the issues that are important to south africa, for example. so, you know, and we can extend that even to foreign policy. we've seen that south africa would like to take a much stronger stand on, for example, the issue of the occupation of

ah , composition recommendations for the northern southern hemisphere and right off the bat, vaccinelready producing emu-adapted ones. e vaccines for the flu season, so, of course, the composition of the son is updated, but nonetheless. it contains already. you can even say a variety, but the h1 n1 flu is 2009, because this, of course, uh, the virus also mutates a little, but not as actively as uh the rest, that is, as a matter of fact. anyway, it's the same similar, but 2009 h1 flu virus, but, nevertheless, it still changes a little from year to year and therefore the composition of e, vaccines, of course , takes into account all these changes in the virus. uh, you said about covid, too, it becomes more active. uh, how active is uh, and how fast is it spreading now? what is the danger, will it be necessary to introduce some more serious ones? so you said advisory, but mask measures and so on. can it be considered now rospotrebnadzor such things as more serious restrictions? not all of these recommendations. they remain recommendations, and they were every year even before the pandem

suit, but we didn't see the same type of response coming from asian states or those in the southern hemisphere. why didn't we see there were same response out of them? well, i think it, it gets back to this question of hypocrisy. i mean, i didn't see, you know, people pulling out of the u. s. when the u. s. invaded iraq, or when the u. s. a. be invaded afghanistan. i don't see tears being shed wars ongoing on the african continent and central african republic in the democratic republic of congo and so on. many of these wars have points of origin in sort of european con, conflicts that were started when europeans occupied this continent. so i think asking, and this is, i'm pretty much quoting the south african position here. i'm asking countries like south africa to take a position in european context. doesn't make much sense when the u. s. isn't really taking up per position on the issues that are important to south africans, for example, ah, plenty to look forward to in the coming weeks. i do, kate change it to our website as well. i t dot com for all the latest needs updates as well. thank y

that geographical position, we're in the middle between the us and europe, and we're in the southern hemispherehat you can't get one side of the world. and nasa and europe identified australia, you know, 50, michael: australia also has some unique advantages in the space sector: our ographical position, our wide open spaces, and relatively low light pollution. but for all that, we have come to the new space rush a little late. it was only two years ago that we joined much of the rest of the developed world and established a national space agency. male: declare the australian space agency here in adelaide open. michael: why did it take so long? karen andrews: i think it was a lack of understanding by many, many people of what space is all about and the opportunities that it can present. so i think it took a little bit of time for people to understand the significance of space, the space industry, the space sector, to australia. there's opportunities for us to grow our businesses, there's opportunities for us to create jobs here, and there's opportunities in space for our everyday lives to become

as summer arrives in the southern hemisphere, the crews are making the most of the longer days and warmereather. it is also the best time for filming marine life. orca along argentina's coastal cliffs. leopard seals on chile's ice floes. and humpbacks in the pristine fjordlands of the far south. a crew, led by oceanographer susanna bucken, is searching for the largest animal that has ever lived. >> we are in the corcovado gulf in the northern part of chilean pat ghoe patagonia, and we're looking for blue whales. >> during the summer, this area is their primary feeding ground. around 700 chilean blue whales come here to feast. for the next ten days, this crew will live at sea, hoping to capture one of these ocean giants on camera. but even for the experts, tracking them down could be tricky. >> you would think the biggest animal in the world is easy to find. turns out it's not. they roam over great distances. we have to scan this huge area looking for them. we're cautiously optimistic, but this is a big challenge. >> it's all eyes on deck. but captain tomas mond has a disappointing update.

prime minister is taking over who to appoint and they followed him all the way here to the southern hemisphererising at their fastest rate in more than 20 years but latest official statistics show that average pay in the year to september, is still lagging well behind the soaring cost of living. pay in the private sector rose by a record 6.6% injuly to september compared with a year before, but only by 2.2% in the public sector, according to figures released by the office for national statistics. after adjusting for inflation, pay fell overall by 2.7%, close to the record drop recorded previously. the figures also showed that unemployment has risen slightly. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. across the country, private employers like this environmentally friendly coffee chain are giving the biggest pay rises in leap years. they have boosted pay by 5% and are offering grants and loans to help staff cope with the soaring cost of living. i staff cope with the soaring cost of livina. ~' ., staff cope with the soaring cost of livina. ~ ., ., , living. i think going into this year hav

they've talked a lot this week about finally believing that they can possibly beat a southern hemisphereaig richards said that success for them is winning this tournament outright so to do that they've got to get through this semifinal tonight. i’m through this semifinal tonight. i'm sure they will be leaning heavily on the home support. it's a bit of a cliche, saying safely through to the final, but, my word, australia, very, very safe indeed in the first of the semifinals against papa new guinea. it of the semifinals against papa new guinea. �* . ., guinea. it didn't get much more comfortable _ guinea. it didn't get much more comfortable than _ guinea. it didn't get much more comfortable than an _ guinea. it didn't get much more comfortable than an 82-0 - guinea. it didn't get much more l comfortable than an 82-0 victory. comfortable than an 82—0 victory. they were 1a up by half—time. they won the last two editions of the world cup. eight tries in the opening and a hat—trick from isabel kelly and then 15 tries by the time they had finished the 80 minutes of play here at york, 82—0 the

but it's the southern hemisphere nations who feature in the men's and women's finals which take placeames left to play and if after the excitement, the drama of england's victory in the wheelchair tournament last night is anything to go by. tournament last night is anything to go by, we are in for a very special afternoon indeed here at old trafford. less than one hour away from the start of the women's final. new zealand, they knocked out england in their semifinaljust under a week ago, taking on an australian side who really are the dominant force in the women's game. the same can certainly be said for the men's side. they have won eight of the last nine men's rugby league world cups. they take on a samoa side who in many ways are the real story of the tournament, the first pacific island through to a world cup final. it's a hugely proud, and passionate moment for them. it's the biggest moment in that nation's sporting history. they have been inundated with well—wishers this week, including from wrestler and actor the rock, who is of samoan heritage. things are ramping up at old tra

of cases over the next few weeks then it comes down, or what, but sometimes we look to the southern hemisphereort of clue as to what's going on there. their flu season is earlier than ours. it's typically april to october. but take a look at, we picked on australia here and compared it to the last five years. the red line this year is australia. you can see flu season happened at a higher peak and much earlier than in years past. that could be a sign of what's going to be happening here as well. so as we get more of these numbers in, find out what's going on with children's hospitals around the country, we'll bring that information to you. >> all right, sanjay, thanks very much. there's much more news ahead. i'll be back after a quick break. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishingng, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skinin for 24 hours. aveeno® when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orde

the world, for example, you look at australia, and we always look at australia because the southern hemispherecreen there. but the red graph is what's happened the most recent flu season. it's a higher peak and it's earlier as compared to years past. that's a good signature of what's likely to be happening here. earlier and an overall larger peak. by the end of the season, the overall number of cases may be the same as years past but they're clustering a lot up front. >> one thing that was helpful for me when our son was sick, we immediately took him to the doctor and they can test for rsv. i didn't know that. that's helpful for parents to know you can know what's going on and maybe take them earlier this season because there's so much risk. >> thank you, sanjay. >> you got it. >>> election officials in arizona maricopa county are saying this morning about 350,000 ballots still need to be counted there. so when will we get the actual numbers? we'll take you live to phoenix. >>> ahead, you don't want to miss this. you know the person on the left, but the guy on the right, this is my interview w

in the southern hemisphere, the other in the northern hemisphere love the current travelers to capture. well, ecuadorians. naturally, we went to meet them and drew this imaginary line on the ground in bright color, move from one hemisphere to another. how much do you want? a variety of souvenirs are also sold here, you can buy a certificate of honor about your stay at the equator, but according to a long tradition, you will not be dipped into the water . but you can send a real equato postcard to your homeland. by the way, the echoter mark is the only place in ecuador where we managed to find postage stamps in all the rest of the country, they simply do not exist, but here they are . to send a postcard to russia with stamps , you need to stick it on the postcard. here, in fact, this is where all the official equatorial entertainments end, you can still go to the church, which, although it is located in two hemispheres at once, but this does not affect the order of worship in any way. so it's better to immediately go to another place in the backyard of this giant equatorial entertainmen

well what did you want southern hemisphere it is like this during the holidays, they do not leave us without homework, we are given exercises for everything in the world. subjects are handed over some kind of project. and be sure to give out a list of literature, so that we do not relax parents, too, without a list to school. no leaves. it’s true, they are given a list of stationery textbooks and the address of the studio where you can order a school uniform, and in order to find out what exactly the children need at school, i decided to keep the peruvian dad vadim company while going to the store. i have the most interesting thing that brother vadim but not a pepper, where did you get such an interesting name from your parents? mom and dad came up with a purely peruvian name interesting? tell me, uh, so tell me this is the list the school gave you, what should the child buy? yes to school? wow list. you have this yes. how old is the child my daughter is 6 years old right? well, come on, let's go through the list then it means that we need to buy felt-tip pens for drawing, choose. so

number of cases over the next few weeks and then it comes down or what sometimes we look to the southern hemisphereng on there flu season is earlier than ours is typically from april to october. let's take a look we picked on australia here and compared it to the last five years. the redline this year is australia. flu season happened that a higher peak and much earlier than in years past. that could be a sign of what's going to be happening there as well. as we get more of these numbers in, hospitals around the country, we will have that information brought to you. >> think you'll. controversial basketball superstar kyrie irving will not be blamed. the brooklyn that suspended the boycott last week without pay after he posted a link to a documentary that complained and brought anti-somatic messages he later apologized his name would have been the first. irving would have been eligible to play after the minimum five game suspension in commissioner adam says they will consult to determine when he can return from suspension. >>> tom brady is the star on at least two continents. they could have solved

number of cases over the next few weeks and it comes down or what, but sometimes we look to the southern hemisphereer than ours. typically april to october. ours comes after that obviously. take a look. picked on australia and compared it to the last five years. red line, this year is australia. you can see flu season happened at a higher peak, and much earlier than in years' past. that could be a sign of what's going to be happening here as well. so as we get more of these numbers in, find out what's going on at the children's hospitals around the country, we're certainly bring that information to you. >> dr. sanjay gupta, really appreciate you showing us the video how what it looks like when some children are struggling to breathe. that is very helpful. >>> still ahead, fans gathered in atlanta to celebrate the life of rapper takeoff from migos, who was killed earlier this month. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and supporvaginal health. welcome t

it's not just breaking temperature records across the northern and southern hemisphere, too, we're seeingemperatures. that will add to this conducive environment. we could see three to five storm foot surge from southeast areas of georgia down toward west people, we're going to watch that. miami, got another one to two. that will cause flooding there. election day. get the rain gear. there will be scattered showers, there will be squalls. some of these could produce heavy downpours. again, mainly that east coast, but it will be sliding across the state. temperatures are going to be great. by sunday evening, maybe a break in jacksonville and you don't have that heavy rainfall. then we watch it get organized. again, these computer moddeals change. it guides us in the forecast. we are looking at a rare november landfall. again maybe around midnight. the timing will change. heavy rainfall in florida again for tomorrow. it will be scattered, but if you're standing in line, you're going to have to be prepared for that. the winds will be gusti, too. the flood threat there. now today, more temper

that same thing that have been attempted in 1914 and eclipse was coming up in 1919 across the southern hemispherebut it was not at all clear that it would the war be over? we'd be able to travel? good to get his colleagues to support a complicated and expensive expedition to test the theory? in 1916 he first begins the project are bracing relativity does have some success in just as he was making progress convincing his colleagues to support the expedition edington found himself being pulled from the observatory. the war breakfast point had killed so many men that -- and it's a quaker he would refuse. he would be a conscientious air and conscientious objection wasn't allowed status but there was little guidance on what should happen to someone who does claim pacifist objection to the war and among the scientific community to he was essentially the only one. the vast majority of scientists has simply volunteered to go fight so it was essentially unprecedented and if this was going to happen to eddington that meant he would be sent to a prison camp. these were terrible terrible places a conscientio

and you'll seeing sort of some of these similar trends in the southern hemisphere where your group does some of its work as well. we do, and i actually want to say, we often are bringing together people who are in poverty. in, for example, bolivia, bangladesh, hand to me, and people in poverty here in the u. k. in france, in the united states, from the 6 countries. we had a collaboration over 3 years with oxford university to talk about the hidden dimensions of poverty. and of course, the british chancellor is going to be speaking in the coming i was what would you like to hear from him and do you think it might have an impact on other financial ministers globally? i think it would be really important to hear how much people need to be valued at every level of society. we need to think of people in our society who live in poverty and who have contributions to make to society, who are making contributions that we don't recognize, that we don't support and our whole country and globally, we're missing out because we're not allowing people, adults, children, young people who are in poverty

o remember that.r and there's other stuff going on in this world and let's think about the southern hemispherewhat could go on there, et cetera. so hasth to be an over the horin focus as well, not just on the topics du jour that anyone thinks are the highest priority. >> glenn, is going to ask, so in the area of intelligence sharing with committees that goes beyond the armed service committee of the intelligence committee. jane mention appropriate but it goes beyond that also. to some extent in congress, information is treated like a commodity that his own and not shared. we are in a time as kari, was saying we have to move up the speed of our adversaries and you can do that if you're siloing information. in your experience you have two essene times in congress where this debates going on where you think this person doesn't have the full picture. isn't that a dangerous? >> it is a danger in fact, i can only member one instance where members who were not on the armed service committee came into one of her hand to listen to what was being said that their peer i know there's crunch on the hill. e

southern border and crisis? yes or no? >> the entire hemisphereon crisis, we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people through the western hemisphere. dave: the entire hemisphere suffering a migration crisis days after repeating for the umpteenth time that a border where millions of migrants have been pouring in at record numbers is, quote, sick your. great to see you, thanks for being here. it is an insult to the american people when you think of the consequences of this unprecedented disaster of a broken border we have with millions of migrants causing economic problems, tremendous transfer of drugs, increased influence by the drug cartels and they are distorting law enforcement system tremendously and to continue to kind of wink and blink and say it is normal is insulting. >> add to that list, 30% to 40% of the young girls making the trip are sexually assaulted or sold into human trafficking. it is heartbreaking but just

southern border currently in crisis? yes or no? ranking member portman, the entire hemisphere is suffering a migration crisis. eeing unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. i think the case of venezuela is the most compelling example. with a population between 25 million and 28 million people, approximately 8 million of them have left that country. colombia is hosting 2.4 million venezuelans. >> i would ask you for a yes or no answer. >> i have been to colombia and i am aware of what is going on. nicaragua, cuba, but the question is all the more pressing. what do we do about it? should we be changing our policies at the border question my question to you again, is the southern border currently in crisis, yes or no? >> we are seeing a significant challenge at the southern border. host: what do you think of that, stef? guest: it is showing us the way republicans are viewing the situation at the border that have long been trying to get secretary mayorkas to say the wo

southern border currently in crisis? yes or no? ranking member portman, the entire hemisphere is suffering a migration crisis. eeing unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. i think the case of venezuela is the most compelling example. with a population between 25 million and 28 million people, approximately 8 million of them have left that country. colombia is hosting 2.4 million venezuelans. >> i would ask you for a yes or no answer. >> i have been to colombia and i am aware of what is going on. nicaragua, cuba, but the question is all the more pressing. what do we do about it? should we be changing our policies at the border question my question to you again, is the southern border currently in crisis, yes or no? >> we are seeing a significant challenge at the southern border. host: what do you think of that, stef? guest: it is showing us the way republicans are viewing the situation at the border that have long been trying to get secretary mayorkas to say the wo

. >> is the southern border in crisis, yes or no. >> the entire hemisphere is suffering a migration crisisvement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we're seeing unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. maria: so now it's the whole western hemisphere many here's what mayorkas had to say about the border during the house hearing on tuesday. >> secretary ma mayorkas, to yu continue to maintain the border is secure. >> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security. maria: oh, boy. joining he me right now is former acting u.s. attorney general, matt whitaker. thank you so much for being here. we just learned that title 42 is going away and once it goes away we're going to have 18 thous 180 people coming across the border every day. think about that for a minute. it's been 7 to 8,000 people, 6, 7, 8,000 people every day coming across into texas. now experts are expecting that number to balloon to 18,000 a day. how is the united states going to handle all of these people? >> well, it's not going to go ver

>> a significant challenge at the southern border throughout the hemisphere. >> kat: yeah, well, i guessople don't live on the border and they might not be able to see some of these things, that is obviously not true. there needs to be a massive overhaul in the immigration system and this is something someone many people have been saying for years it's not built to handle this influx and congress really needs to get on that. it seems to be one of those things where people like to throw rhetoric back at each other. he obviously does not know what is going on at the border. you go back to the allegations of they were whipping migrants, let's just suspend reality for a second and pretend that it really took that long to investigate it and he really did not know for that long, in that case he can't do his job based on incompetence from having so little knowledge of these people and their jobs that he can't be managing them at all, and again, suspending reality and i don't believe that it took that long, i think was very clear way sooner. i don't know how anybody can look to him as some sort

. >> is the southern border currently in crisis? yes or no. >> the entire hemisphereion crisis. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. >> secretary mayorkas. do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? >> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security. >> brian: he is lying. flat out lying. >> steve: depend on what your definition of secured border is. it's different from this administration. >> brian: no he is lying. >> ainsley: they also ask him what do you plan to do when title 42 is over and that's going to be the end of december. he said we have been executing on a plan. we have more resources, we're increasing processing, increasing the cons expwenses for entering illegally yeah, right. strengthening our nonprofits, our police, and we are going to starting the smugglers and working with other countries to the south to deter irregular migration. >> brian: working with o

hemisphere. have a look the first question is the southern border in crisis. >> we are seeing unprecedented movementpeople from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. >> sadly, the biden team continues to deny reality. this is now a full-fledged humanitarian catastrophe caused by joe bide comma law harris. look at your screen, few thermal drone footage from the fox team in eagle pass texas shows migrants crossing illegally on private property yesterday mourn morning. as chaos continues to plague communities cross south texas, arizona, and beyond. he for reaction, the president of the national boarder patrol council, brandon jud, and arizona attorney general mark bronovich, i can't even count the number of teams i've seen you both on fox news talking about the border. one's the attorney general, one's in the border patrol, you live it you breathe it. testifies to congress that the border is scar. brandon jud, is it secure? >> i absolutely not. let me give you evidence. notice that secretary

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>> we are seeing a significant challenge at the southern border as we're seeing throughout hemisphere secretary mallorcas do you continue to maintain that the boarder is secure? >> yes. and we areworking day in and day out to enhance its security, congressman. >> all right. >> this has gone on for years. can you repeatedly tell untruths, trying to use the right wording here to congress? >> they're about 20 thousand border patrol agents. i defy you to find the one that would agree with what secretary mallorcas is saying out loud. yes. keep bringing them up there but kevin mccarthy is right this guy needs to be impeached. he is lying under night oath, he has done so repeatedly. if he thinks that border's secure with every single metric moving in the wrong direction, then justify his butt. get him out of there, get somebody that will actually do the jab, and for the white house press secretary to say what's kevin mccarthy's plan? lock down the border. build the fence. donald trump and the republicans were doing that and now it's just a wide open -- look at the mess. look at that sea sea

hemisphere is suffering a migration crisis. we are are seeing an unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. >> new op-ed with this headline. team biden must stop gas lighting a secure border. the crisis is about to get drastically worse. yesterday a border agent was fatally shot during an exchange with drug smugglers just off the coast of puerto rico. two other agents were also injured. also dramatic new video shows hundreds of illegal migrants streaming across the border into eagle pass texas. ice agents arrested 130 undocumented migrant sex offenders in the span of just two weeks. marc thiessen, "washington post" column shift joins me now. let's start off with the homeland security's comments yesterday. he said the entire hemisphere is suffering a migration crisis, yet somehow the white house believes that the united states is managing to exempt itself from this crisis because there is no crisis at the southern border. >> this is the inflation spin applied to the southern border. biden administrat

is the southern border currently in crisis, yes or no? >> ranking member portman, the entire hemispheres suffering a migration crisis. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people from country to country. it is not restricted to the southern border. we are seeing an unprecedented movement of people throughout the western hemisphere. and i think the case of venezuela is the most compelling example. with a population between 25 and 28 million people, approximately 8 million of them have left that country. columbia is hosting 2.4 million venezuelans. >> i would ask you for a yes or no answer. i have been to columbia twice in the last year, very aware of what is going on with displaced people. winter venezuela, nicaragua, cuba -- been to venezuela, nicaragua, cuba. should we be dealing our policies at the border to deal with it? my question to you again, is the southern border currently in crisis, yes or no? >> we are seeing a significant challenge at the southern border and throughout the hemisphere. >> ok. host: again, that was the homeland security secretary with an exchange with oh