i was down at the border ws texas congressmen. there was 7 family groups who had plane tickets paid by the taxpayers to get to their destination. this administration and tax pair money will get them foe chicago and denver. the family i sat next to was going to denver. dan: where is vice president kamala harris? she is not at the border. the vice president spent her weekend in a meeting getting briefed on covid and speaking with the president. she met with the special envoy of the northern triangle. but she has yet to hold a press conference almost two weeks after being tapped to take on the border disaster *. so what is her border assignment? i have no idea. apparently neither does the white house. press secretary jen psaki had to clarify her role because everyone is confused. >> tonight the president of the -- the vice president of the united states will help lead that effort. the root causes. engage themes countries and their leaders. how to work in partnership. how to prevent corruption from taking over. putting in steps that w

congressmen. to the border to mcallen, texas, one of the worst spots for surge of the illegal migrants comes across border, take away that i got was the biden administration's handling of this influx, this surge of illegal border crossers isism provised. it -- they are scrambling to deal with this, in first day of his administration, president biden blew up the system to deal with migrants without having anything ready to replace it. so now, you have just an improvised system, they are all working hard to deal with the situation, but they are unprepared because joe biden had not gotten anything ready before he just blew up the old system. couple of examples here, went to a makeshift processing center under a bridge. near the rio grande, where migrants are left at the river bank by their smugglers, they walk about a mile through a dirt road and woods, to get to the bridge. it happens a lot at night, there are eerie, huge. they follow the lights to the bridge. where they are processed, made to sit on benches through the net, hours and hours, and then taken to an overcrowded detention facility in donn

need -- but i think that if i get behind senators and if i get behind congressmen, i just endorsed as you know mrs. wright in texas. i think she's going to be great. she's really going to be tremendous. her husband passed away. he was a great supporter of mine. and she's running for his seat. and i think she's going to be great. and just a person of wonderful person in louisiana who just won her election, as you know, a lot of people running. she was hoping to get into the runoffs and she not only got into the runoffs, she got 65% of the vote and she won. so you know, i'm looking at the right people to endorse and i think that when i endorse people, it means a lot. and i think we're going to have a great victory in '22. i think we're going to take back the house. everybody is working very hard. i'm working in conjunction with kevin mccarthy and the group and i think we're going to take back the house. you know, we're only literally a few votes short and when they look at the open borders, when they look at the second amendment being decimated which is going to be one of their next steps, when they look at all of t

. >> you're looking live at the view high above the texas border from our drone cam where apprehensions are reaching record levels. congressmen are taking trips, and we've seen the view from the air. what's it like on the ground? >> what we have on the ground is a daily occurrence. what you see here behind me you see every day. there are about 100 behind me and moving on to different facilities. there's a major, major influx here, they've got families, young children, migrants largely from the northern triangle, el salvador and guatemala and ecuador. but some from romania who are making their way through mexico and border patrol is processing them. it will be about 90 today. it was about 100 degrees yesterday, to give you the sense of journey these folks are taking to get fot to the united states. the u.s. southern border off 170,000 apprehensions, busiest month of march this year. the u.s. border crossing have doubled in every sector compared to the same time frame in the 2020 fiscal year, about a 187% increase across the southwest border and here at the rio grande valley, this sector, you're talking about a 243% increase, u

. >> we just got off of vote with texas dps end of course we are here with this delegation ten congressmen who are here to talk about what they are seeing on the border. we have a live drone where we can give you an aerial view of this part of the country. right now, we are seeing thousands of migrants, last month alone 172,000 people cross the border into the u.s., 19,000 children. last night we were able to go out with border patrol and they showed us the ins and outs of what they see every single day. of course, all of these congressmen and women were there with us and we do have a statement from steve scalise who is a house republican whip and he said that this is happening every single day. if you are not heartbroken by that you don't realize a devastating impact that this is having on people and these stories calling on the president to come down himself. we were out there last night with border patrol, initially it was dark. we were there for about three hours in the middle of the night and without the lights on it was pitch black. we were able to hear people in the forest, in the w

senators and congressmen taking the initiative right now, john cornyn and krista cinema of arizona and bipartisan spirit have come together to introduce legislation along with tony gonzalez from texas basically build for more regional processing centers, increase the amount of judges and personnel, ppe and create a silent processes that can in a way that's more quickly adjudicate the cases so people know if they qualify for asylum or not and i gained in the system. it's important so i'm glad to see congress is taking the initiative if not the administration. stuart: daniel garza, thank you for being with us on this very important issue. appreciated, serve. now this, a crowd had called president biden during his georgia rally. watch this. >> i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. stuart: point is he was heckled from the left. got that? we will have more on that later. going back to senator tim scott. he really made waves with his gop were a bottle speech and the circle of tolerant left cannot handle it. they don't want to hear that america is a good place and making progress on race. we got the full story. we have a report that not all democrats are on