using title $42.00, which is, which was a walk established by donald trump's immigration advisor, steven miller, who's an avowed white supremacist. his. he is trying to keep america with a white majority. the administration is always know that it's time to throw title 42 hour window, vice president campbell hires when she was a senator co signed a bill saying that it was illegal and did not advance public health. the administration knows promised in february to review it. it announced in june that it would end it, but it is still keeping the rule and really to cater to white supremacists in the united states who make noise every time. there are people the border, especially people of color. last thursday, a federal judge ruled that the use of title 42 is illegal. the judge agreed to withhold enforcement of his order for 2 weeks. and it's, during those 2 weeks at the administration is now rushing to to deport as many haitians as it can, even though it knows that the go goes, goes expulsions are wonderful. us international law lot more. so to come here and i'll just hear including police in the u

s. funded organizations. president trump, with steven miller, intentionally blocked s i b 's from being process, which i think is a barbaric and cruel decision which likely resulted in death for some u. s. partners. how did the by the administration specifically accelerate processing as 5 years upon coming into office? and 3rd, what was the plan to avoid ordeal with a refugee and humanitarian crisis? i expect you will address some of these issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts of the personnel on the ground from the department of state and defense who worked under her rick circumstances their actions in evacuating over 820000 individuals were nothing short of her. org and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. so let me close with 3 points. first of all, communication from the administration has been frequent throughout this crisis. information from state, the pentagon and the white house has often been vague or contradictory. this was obviously a fluid and difficult situation. frustrati

using title $42.00, which is, which was a walk established by donald trump's immigration advisor, steven miller, who's an avowed white supremacist. i mean, he has, he is trying to keep america with a white majority. that's part of the plan in the organizations that are brian, just a final point you can push the time. you as president joe biden has come on the increasing pressure from rights groups and members of his own party over the for 6 potions of patients. but is this like it to, to, for the administration to rethink its immigration policies? do you think? because that's the big question, isn't it? i hope it does. and i hope it's just what biden is worried about is that the, that the republicans and otherwise the promises are going to make a lot of noise. and i think he just needs to, it's good that people are making noise on the other side to get the administration to obey the law. and he's just going to have to say, decide who he's with the people who are completing, who don't like immigrants or the law. alright. or brian can kind of really good to get your thoughts. thank you very much

and been a long held plan of steven miller, one of the most right wing, anti immigration advises of donald trump, which was to use an obscure decades old public health law. to say, look, immigrants are bringing in disease. so that's what we're going to shut down, shut down the southern border. this is even before the pandemic once upon demik hit, the trunk administration also centers for disease control to put this into place. and at the time the scientist said, let us know scientific basis, and it's completely thousands across the board all the time. we know we have, we have measures in place to prevent the pandemic from, from spreading but, and so they didn't do it until they were directly ordered by the white house institute, title, 42 or else. and that's not what the byte administration continues continues to defend. and the other part of the, in the rather questionable statements, which i'm sorry, what you're saying. but you know, these people are just coming over illegally and therefore, therefore they don't deserve process. i mean that's, that's holds misstatement of us integration

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joining me now is steven miller former trump senior advisor founder of america first legal. steven, first of all, is there current legal authority to allow for that many individuals vetted by the same geniuses who carried out this withdraw, to come to the united states? >> categorically there is not, which is why my orange and black, america first legal put forward an oversight request to the administration a document request. the reality is the people joe biden has evacuated from afghanistan were evacuated at random. my government sources have been very clear about this point. they do not qualify for, in most cases, lawful visas for the united states of america, nor are they going to go through the lawful refugee process. so, in other words, the lawful pathways are not being used. instead they're going to use a process used as parole which is basically daca for illegal immigrants outside your borders. in other words, we're familiar with deferred action. that's for illegal immigrants who are already here. this is saying you don't have lawful authority but we're going to let y

larry: more catastrophes at the southern border, joining us now to talk about it, steven miller, my great stephen miller, welcome back, let me get this right now we have this haitian catastrophe 10000 haitian illegal immigrants under a bridge in the government and the fda would not let us see it, they stop the drones from going they said it won't happen because a haida. what do you make of that. >> you really have to be a postmodernist to try to solve by blocking out the coverage of the crisis. the crisis is still there d if u knocked out fox's drone. unfortunately we have a helicopter so we could see what was going on and i heard you say the faa reversed themselves but this is insane you find out there's a crisis that we've neverr seen before no one has seen anything like this as longh as we patted country and your first phone call is get the drones out of the sky, this is crazy. larry: we have over 200,000 inpeople coming across the bordr in august, 200,000 common across in july so that may be a new benchmark, what i see generically i raise this in the top of the show with biden budget

that person could be larry elder, republican larry elder of the los angeles talk radio host, steven miller's elder is leading the field with 23%. that 23% could be more than enough to make trump supporter larry elder the next governor of california if governor gavin newsom isrd. joining us is david plouffe, former adviser to president obama. he is an nalyst. it looks like a close call as to whether governor newsom will be renewed. >> if you look at the polls, i think they've opened up a little bit with newsom. almost 55% of the people who have returned ballots are democrats, which is a good number. still two long weeks to go in that and everybody in california that's a registered voter has been mailed a ballot. so you are worried about turnout in any nonpresidential year election, i think that helps a little bit. the question is let's say newsom has opened up a little bit. i think survey usa had him up 51 to 43. that's not a lot of comfort. so the question is the people who are still undecided are they all going to flop one way or another? are they not going to vote? the newsom campaign i th

meeting, less than a week after george floyd's murder in the third degree, trump white house advisor steven millere case to the then president that antifa and black lives matter were burning down the country. miller reportedly told the president he had an insurrection on his hands. that's when general mark milley stepped in and told the president what an insurrection actually looks like. they used spray paint, milley said. that's not insurrection. that guy up there lincoln had an insurrection. that started the civil war. that was an insurrection, milley said. we're a country of 330 million people. you'vey pact protests. even then the false equivalence si of racial justice and insurrection was total nonsense. fast forward eight months and there's an actual insurrection in washington, d.c. and it wasn't antifa, it wasn't black lives matter. it was supporters of the loser of the 2020 election storming the u.s. capitol. that was an insurrection. >>> so many setbacks for president biden including on the booster shots for covid-19. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% of

this was steven miller's grant and policy in the trump administration, and it has held over into the biden administration, which to me is inexplicable. i believe it is cruel. i believe it is unnecessary. public health experts believe it is unnecessary. even chuck schumer has said it makes no sense. my hope is that's the policy that will change. in addition to that, on the ground in texas there ought to be an investment in those border communities and in the individuals themselves because you have a lot of people who are living in misery. and we saw those images this past week. >> all right. secretary castro, victoria, thank you both. as always. next, the house is not the only big task facing the biden agenda. what is the senate going to do? plus, expert advice from a doctor about boosters as they begin to roll out nationwide. >>> first to richard liu with a look at the other big stories we're following. >>> gabby petito was laid to rest. her funeral comes days after a coroner confirmed the remains found in wyoming for that of the 22-year-old. the search for her fiance continues. >>>

president trump with steven miller intentionally blocked sivs from being processed, which i think is a barbaric and cruel decision which likely resulted in death for some u.s. partners. how did the biden administration specifically accelerate processing sivs upon coming into office? and third, what was the plan to avoid ordeal with refugee or humanitarian crisis. i expect you'll address some of these issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts for the personnel on the ground who worked under horrific circumstances. their actions in evacuating over 120,000 individuals were nothing short of heroic and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. first, while communication from the administration has been frequent throughout this crisis, information from state, the pentagon and the white house has been vague or contradictory. this was obviously a fluid and difficult situation. frustration among many members was high and this has to improve. to put this in context, member frustration came on top of y

president trump's with steven miller intentionally blocked sieves from being processed. which i think is a barbaric and cruel decision which likely resulted in death for some u.s. partners. how did the biden administration specifically accelerate processing sivs upon coming into office. and third what was the plan to avoid or deal with a refugee and humanitarian crisis. i expect you'll address some of these issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts of the personnel on the the ground from the departments of state and defense who worked under horrific circumstances. their actions and their evacuating over 120,000 individuals were nothing short of heroic and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers. and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. so let me close with three points. first, while communication from the administration has been frequent throughout this crisis, information from state to pentagon and the white house has often been vague or contradictory. this is obviously a fluid and difficult situation, frustration a

it's a right that was suspended by the trump administration with the help of steven miller and whose continued by the biden administration, essentially leading to those folks, those haitian people being rounded up and deported back to haiti. now, for the record, this is what it looks like under that bridge today. the entire camp is empty. today the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas announced that all the migrants there have been removed. some are being returned to haiti. a majority of them are now headed for immigration proceedings. but these are the images that have been airing around the clock on fox news because these images communicate something. they speak far louder than any arguments can. whenever they show you a large group of people at the border, it is because the images like this are meant to scare you. they're meant to tell you, you americans sitting at home watching the tv that these people are coming to take what is yours to overrun you, and to stimulate the deepest part of your brain in the brain stem that is scared, of strangers and foreigne

so what we have is a situation where trump and steven miller dismantled the u.s. asylum system because they did not believe in it. they did not like immigrants. they were opposed to immigration. and they did everything that they could to slow it down or to stop it, altogether. so when it comes to asylum, they succeeded. it is our expectation that this administration based on the promises that they made come through on their vision for a different way of engaging with asylees at the border. with refugees, rather, at the border. and i think they also have to keep forward and push their -- their promise and their commitment to advance our domestic policy agenda on immigration. and that includes getting immigration done via the reconciliation package. we are right in it. we are keeping steady and cool and focused, alicia, and we believe that we've got a once-in-a-lifetime, once-in-a-generation opportunity to really get this through the finish line. >> you said a lot of critical things there but the thing that is going to stick with me is that emphasis on vision, inste

outside the united states seeking entry and the policies that are the main architect policies of steven millerat i do in my story -- it is a long view, but what i do is to focus on the -- and i know it is a long view, but i narrow the view in terms of the looking at ideological deportation. as i take it through the trump administration to explore what i mentioned before extreme vetting, but also what i cover is the travel ban also referred to as the muslim ban. looking at that decision. focussing on the use of discretion to suspend entry, and the provision in the mccarron/walter act that president trump used. you get a better sense of understanding that the decision, i think, when you know the history and you know you can trace a little bit of this law through which is why i fought hard to include the travel ban decision and take it up through the trump administration. i mentioned extreme adding and the excludeing at the border what i would say we need to pay attention to that selective deportation i described and retaliatory deportation. right now there are efforts to suppress the scent. we'v

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steven miller who wrote speaks like these for former president trump gives us his take after a quick update live on the ground in afghanistan. >> john: fox news catching up with taliban terrorists who are showing off the arsenal of weapons that the united states left behind when it left afghanistan and basically gave to the taliban. troy angst live in kabul talking to the taliban about this. another extraordinary experience there. >> reporter: john, good afternoon. in afghanistan, you see american military equipment everywhere, from weapons to humvees to aircraft all left behind. we're talking about billions of dollars of equipment. some of it was destroyed. some of it wasn't. american an afghan military equipment at kabul's airport was destroyed by u.s. forces before they left kabul. that's not the case for the rest of afghanistan. there are thousands of humvees, aircraft and critical pieces of equipment left behind, now in the hands of the taliban. taliban intelligence officer ahmed escorts us to kabul's international airport. pilots ran away with helicopters when we got control th

first of all steven miller said you know who didn't go to the met gala?ator joe manchin and other things. this was amazing. aoc talked about in her tweet the dress designer came from nothing. had a lot of success and made the point about her being an immigrant. i think it's amazing. turns out that the designer was born in toronto. so she might have grown up in tough circumstances but when you think of immigrants making it in america you don't necessarily think about the canadians. >> bill: i saw a interview on cnn. she started from nothing and made her company. >> dana: very accomplished person. >> bill: it got the eye and attention of aoc and all the attention today. go back to the board. all the success you built up could be taken away if you are working in america today from the taxes proposed today. >> dana: a new york woman goes missing during a cross-country trip and her family is pleading for answers. what investigators are saying about her disappearance. antony blinken has a second day on the hot seat. looking for answers on our allies and u.s. ci

to react is former senior adviser to president trump and american first legal founder stephen miller. stevenvision and have conversations you are actually working very hard. america first legal is doing extraordinary work including you have a lawsuit looking about just not the nature of the withdrawal and debacle of that but also how are we vetting these refugees that are come here? what can you tell us about that? launched oversight request to get to what is and what isn't happening with the vetting of afghan nationals. you are right america first legal is at the leading edge of efforts to secure our homeland in these very when the administration is doing the very exact opposite. i want to dig in a little bit to your opening and what's happening in tack damage stan and what's happening next with the afghan refugee flows. the administration is making preparations right now to open refugee processing in neighboring countries to afghanistan to allow for continuing unending flights into the united states of america that will primarily be done in pakistan which is already home to millions of afg

steven miller was on "fox news primetime" last night talking about mayorkas and his future.lican in the house should be on board on an impeachment resolution for mayorkas tomorrow that is a minimum first step and dare democrats to stand in the way of it everything that's happening today is self-inflicted purposefully and deliberately by this administration and about time we did something about it. pete: it's true. being on the lookout for vice president kamala harris to make a trip to haiti to address those. [laughter] pete: haiti is not close to del rio, texas. rachel: no, it's not. pete: check your map. you have to take a serious concerted trip to go there because you believe you will be let in. will: many are responding to the humanitarian crises in haiti. multiple earthquakes and problem that country. you mentioned in that segment the most important point to underline. they're operating under the assumption that they can get into the united states of america. in other words, we have been sending a message that has been clear for the better part of seven months to a year

president trump with steven miller intentionally blocked sivs from being processed, which i think is a bar barrick and cruel decision which likely resulted in death for some u.s. partners. how did the biden administration specifically accelerate processing sivs upon coming into office? and third, what was the plan to avoid or deal with a refugee and humanitarian crisis? i expect you'll address some of the issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts of the personnel on the ground from the departments of state and defense who worked under horrific circumstances. their actions and in evacuating over 120,000 individuals were nothing short of heroic. and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers. and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. let me close with three points. first, while communication from the administration has been frequent throughout this crisis, information from state, the pentagon and white house has often been vague or contradictory. this was obviously a fluid and difficult situation frustration among many members with hig

northern sylvia could he plead guilty to killing journalists, james foley, and stevens set off and aid workers. caleb miller and peter hassock is likely to spend life in prison and to be transferred to the u. k. after 15 years, the island nation of madagascar has endured 4 years of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st climate change induced famines. united nations, it says at least $30000.00 people at the highest level of food insecurity. the fears that number could rise dramatically. the un has also reported that more than 1000000 people in madagascar forced to eat locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits. i lived in the inequality inequity of climate change. madagascar produces a fraction of a percent of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions. but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. world food program is wanting of severe humanitarian crisis. southern that a gas in the families or east texas flowers, they're eating mud or eaten locus just to survive and they're barely survive in this wrong. i'm look, this is heartbreaking him. we're literally watchin

northern syria. cody pleaded guilty to killing journalist james foley and steven sought off as well as aid workers. kayla miller and peter catholic island nation of madagascar has endured a full use of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st families to be caused by climate change. united nations says at least 30000 people are at the highest level of food insecurity, with fears that number could rise dramatically. the u. n. has also reported that more than 1000000 people in madagascar a force to eat. locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits, madagascar produces a fraction of a percent of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions. but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. shelly thought all is from the united nations world food program. she says the drugs having a catastrophic impact on the people. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we called lean season. so this period between planting and harvesting, and these people who live off the land survive of the land have been displaced by, by drought. they've lost their livelihoo

steven duggar patrolling center field. >> mike: well, he had a great jump, perfect route, and puts it right in the sweet spot. >> jon: belt, posey, slater, due up. back to the ballpark, jon miller and mike krukow, giants and braves. see you after the game. >> jon: giants, 5. atlanta, 5. last of the 10th inning as donovan solano had his visit with ron wotus because he is the automatic runner at second base. >> mike: you see the numbers for tyler matzek 56th time hard thrower 71 strikeouts 33 walks, two-pitch guy. you will see a high 90. sometimes even a 100 miles an hour with a hard slider. but fastball about 35% of the time. to both righties and lefties. >> jon: now solano, you might be asking, he didn't make the last out, he hit a home run. and it's either the guy who made the last out who is the automatic runner or if it's going to be the pitcher than you move one back and use that guy. and that guy is solano. so here's belt to try to get him home. threw that one pretty hard. now matzek , one thing about him. he's a good choice for the braves., one thing about him. he's a good choice for the braves. inherited 26 base runners and only allowed two to score. he has the highest s