the texas national guard has not responded to our request for comment regarding those specific allegations. overall the texas national guard has denied allegations that they were given any orders not to give migrants water. the stories of these women come after a texas state trooper blew the whistle, saying there is the inhumane treatment of migrants here on the border. rosa flores, cnn, eagle pass. >> let's talk further about all of this with democratic congressman from texas vincente gonzalez. good to see you. these are very disturbing allegations. when you hear about reports like this, what's your reaction? >> absolutely. i want to begin by saying i was one of the most staunchest opponents of lifting title 42 and some of the changes that have gone on along the border, but i have to say undocumented illegal migration through the border right now has gone down by 70%. around my border area, it's pretty quiet and unremarkable. these are grandstanding ideas that our governor has decided to display to the united states. they don't make sense. they're inhumane. it's abusing women and children

the texas national guard has not responded to our request for comment regarding the specific allegationsrall, the texas national guard had denied allegations that they were given any orders not to give migrants water. the stories of these women come after a texas state trooper blew the whistle saying that there is the inhumane treatment of migrants here on the border. >>> authorities are broadening their investigation into the gilgo beach killings looking at unsolved murders as far away as las vegas. that we will also tell you about the new theory that sources say investigators are working on. don't get it. hehe. new dove men bodywash gives you 24 hours of nourishing micromoisture. that means your skin still feels healthy and smooth now... now... ...and now too. get healthier, smoother feeling skin all day. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other gu

the texas national guard has not responded to our request for comment regarding those specific allegations. overall, the texas national forward has denied allegations that they were given any orders not to give migrants water. the stories of these women come after a texas state trooper blew the whistle saying that there is the inhumane treatment of migrants here on the border. rosa flores, cnn, eagle pass. >>> all right, let's continues this discussion, joining me now is democratic congressman joaquin castro of texas. congressman, great to see you. thanks for sharing part of your weekend with us. first of all, your reaction to what these pregnant migrant women were telling our rosa flores who continues to do great work down on the border, that these texas national guard members denied them drinking water, despite in dangerous heat. you know how hot it is town in that part of texas this time of year. what's your sense -- what's your reaction to that? >> it's barbaric treatment. it's extreme cruelty. there's no need for that kind of cruelty. that's something, jim, that you would expect to se

they are pregnant, but the national guard said it is not their responsibility, take a listen. [ speaking non-english language ] did they deny you water? she is saying that the texaserwards they did give them water but it is one bottle of water for two the three people. now the other woman says that she asked a second time for water, and she says that she was shown handcuffs. now i want to go back the show you the river, because that woman says that the texas national guard asked them to continue walking, and later on, she says that law enforcement in airboats then circled them on the rio grande and the wake kept on knocking them over, and then of course, they kept walking and eventually, they did get water from other law enforcement. the texas national guard and we asked them about the specific allegations, and they have not responded yet, but overall, they are denying allegations that there is any directive for them not to give them water. now, this is coming, and the stories are coming after a texas state trooper blew the whistle saying that there is inhumane treatment of migrants here on the border, and of course, the usdoj has been assessing the situation, an

migrants who did not wish to show their faces tell cnn that they were initially denied water by texas national guard members as they tried to turn themselves into immigration authorities. >> she says that the texas national guard at first denied her water and then afterwards they did give them water, but it was one bottle of water for two to three people. >> reporter: law enforcement and air boats circled them, knocking them over after showing them handcuffs for requesting water the other migrants said. the texas national guard did not respond to cnn's request for comment. these accounts come after a texas dps trooper blew the whistle last week saying texas had beenigrant inhumanely. texas dps now saying that the trooper misunderstood orders. >> a member of our leadership tells the trooper to suspicious back migrants, that means tell them go to the port of entry. >> reporter: the billions texas is spending to stop illegal immigration clearly not stopping migration flow. >> i have seen people die from heat stroke on the property. >> reporter: while the u.s. doj and texas duke it out in court -- >> it

it is just completely, completely wrong. >> reporter: the texas national guard and texas department 6 public safety both pushing back with the director of the texas department of public safety calling for a, quote, full audit of its protocols, david. >> david: matt rifrns in texas, thanks. >>> there's news in the new york serial killer case, the architect and father charged with murdering three young women. tonight why they're on the scene of vacant lots in south carolina. here's aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, the search for clues in the gilgo beach serial killings taking investigators to chester county, south carolina, where the suspect, rex heuermann, owned four vacant lots. the sign on the gate warns "keep out. no trespassing." it's where police seized this older model chevrolet avalanche that investigators say is linked to the alleged killer of three young women on long island. >> this was the first time that rex heuermann's name had come up and the first time that he had been identified as a potential suspect. >> reporter: heuermann also owns a condo in las vegas, and toni

and that i just turned around and we just kept helping people out.>> texas national guard denies the released emails showing top brass acknowledging an increase in migrant injuries from concertina wire. in a texas state trooper: the whistle disappears about a 19-year-old stuck on the wire while having a miscarriage. a four-year-old passed out due to exhaustion and developing order to push migrants into the river and deny them water. allegations the agency denies. >> [indiscernible] >> maverick county sheriff, tom sherbet says he's never seen troopers ministry migrants. his word the buoys could mean more migrant deaths. >> i hope among. but i think we're gonna have some people drowning in the area. >> i want to be that which for the river because river cannot speak for itself. >> are you afraid of going against the state of texas? >> my friend? no. is my business suffering?is my heart suffering? yes. >> the u.s. department of justice is assessing all these allegations. they say that they are working with other federal agencies ÃÃ but boris, it's unclear if legal action will be taken.

migrants who did not wish to show their faces tell cnn they were initially denied water by texas national guard. >> she says that the texas national guard at first denied her water, and then afterwards, they did give them water but it was one bottle of water for two to three people. >> reporter: law enforcement in airboats circled them, knocking them over after showing them handcuffs for requesting water, the other migrants said. the texas national guard did not respond to cnn's request for comment. these accounts come after a texas dps trooper blew the w whistle last week saying texas had treated migrants inhumanely. texas dps now saying the trooper misunderstood orders. >> a member from one of our leadership or supervisor tells a trooper to push back migrants, what that means is to verbally tell them go to a port of entry. >> reporter: the billions of dollars texas is spending to stop illegal immigration, clearly not stopping the migration flow. >> i have seen people die from heatstroke on the property. >> reporter: urbina worries that while the u.s. doj and texas duke it out in court. >> it'

and i said fine and i just turned around and we just kept helping people out. >> reporter: texas national guardies the allegations. this is after texas dps released emails showing top brass acknowledging an increase in migrant injuries from the wire and blowing the whistle about a 19-year-old stuck on the water while having a miscarriage, a 4-year-old passed out die to exhaustion and about being ordered to push migrants into the river and deny them water, allegations the agency denies. maverick county sheriff says that he has never witnessed a trooper's mistreat migrants but he is woreis worried there coul more migrant deaths. >> i think that we'll have people drowning. i want to be the voice for the river because the river can't speak for itself. >> are you afraid of going against the state of texas? >> am i afraid? no. is my business suffering? yeah. is my heart suffering? yes. >> reporter: the u.s. doj says it is aware of all the allegations and that it is working with dhs and other agencies, but it is unclear if legal action will be taken. as for jesse, take a look, you can see that the buo

migrants needing help, and texas national guard members just standing there. >> i asked, aren't you alle property, they chose not even to give them water. and i said, fine, and then i just turned around and we just kept helping people out. >> texas national guard denies the allegations. -- the account comes after the dps and announced -- acknowledging an increase in migrant injuries from concertina wire. and in texas state trooper blowing the whistle to superiors about a 19 year old stuck on the wire while having a miscarriage, her four year old passed out due to exhaustion, and about being ordered to push migrants into the river and deny them water. allegations that the agency denies. >> [inaudible] >> maverick county sheriff tom schumer says he has never witnessed a trooper mistreat migrants, but he's worried the buoys could mean more migrant deaths. >> i hope that i am wrong, but i think we are going to have some people joining, literally. >> i want to be that voice for the river, because the river can't speak for itself. >> are you afraid of going against the state of texas? >> am i

the texas national guard did not respond to cnn's request for comment.ng migrants inhumanely, when troopers were ordered to push matters back into the river and deny them water. texas dps announcing the trooper misunderstood. orders >> never does an authority tell them to push back migrants. what it means to verbally tell them to go back to a port of entry. the bill >> the billions of dollars texas is spending on two -- >> i have people seen die from heatstroke on the property. >> while the e u.s. doj and mexico duke it out in cork. >> it's very frustrating. >> migrants and property owners are caught in the middle. >> rosa flores joins us now from eagle pass, texas. so she doesn't have access to a property. does it impact her or is there a wider effect? >> there is a wider effect, but let me set the scene for you anderson, because her property is where these buoys are. you can see, take a look, they have a beginning and an end. but the short strip of buoys and, they are just in front of her property. now if we pan back over, you will see that there are g

and then i just turned around and we just kept helping people out. >> reporter: texas national guardased emails showing top brass acknowledging an increase in migrant injuries from concertina wire. a texas state trooper blowing the whistle about a 19-year-old stuck on the wire while having a miscarriage afrlt 4-year-old passed out due to exhaustion. and about being ordered to push migrants into the river and denying them water. allegations the agency denies. the county sheriff tom said he's never witnessed a trooper's mistreat migrants but he's worried the buoys could mean more migrant deaths. >> i hope that i'm wrong. i think we'll have some people drawn in. >> i want to be that voice for the river. the river can't speak for itself. >> reporter: are you afraid of going against the state of texas? >> am i afraid? no. is my business suffering? yeah. is my heart suffering, yes. >> rosa joins us now from eagle pass where the buoys are going in the water. is the federal government planning to do anything about the buoys? >> the federal government said it is aware of what is going on. tak

then i turned around and we just kept helping people out. >> reporter: now the texas national guard deniesegation, and the usdoj is working with other federal agencies to figure out what is going on, and if this is true, then the treatment is cruel, and inhumane. kate. >> rosa, thank you for being there and thank you for that. rahel. >> kate, days after a u.s. soldier bolted over the dmz and into north korea, the army is silent about his whereabouts. he was supposed to be back on a plane to georgia, but instead, he bolted into a demilitarized zone across demarcation line and into north korea. since then, we have learned that king has faced assault charges in south korea, and he was to face a military tribunal, but since, south korea has said nothing about him. and so, first, how is this young man being treated? what types of conditions do you think that he is facing right now? >> it is hard to know, because the north koreans are very paranoid about covid, and so if they were concerned about that, he would be in isolation. it is different from other americans that north koreans have detaine

what the texas national guard or the texas dps is asking the migrants to do is to continue walking. normally, john, they would be walking on the dirt. you can see the road there, and that is normally where they would be walking, and what this is forcing them to do is to keep walking on the water in the river, and again, as you and i were talking about, when the river levels rise, part of the concertino wire. so that is the criticism of the humanity of this, and the humanitarian concerns, and if you are walking in the dark, and walking on the wire. >> and rosa flores in eagle pass, thank you so have you there and keep us posted. >>> so new this morning, a look inside of the effort to revamp the presidential bid of ron desantis, and his team is talking to the reporters saying that as of now, they will do so much differently. >>> and search dogs seen at the home of the gilgo beach serial killer, and what are the investigators looking for. our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to pro

example, sending migrants to democratic-led cities without coordination, as well as having more texas national guardoopers along the texas-mexico border. this came to a head over the last week when there were concerns about the mistreatment of migrants. the justice department went on to say there would be an ongoing assessment about that mistreatment. that is separate from today's lawsuit. it goes to show this feud is continuing to escalate over this very delicate political issue of the handling of the u.s.-mexico border. wolf, when i talk to officials, it's not just about the mistreatment of migrants. i' also about interference in federal government operations. agents over the last month have been sending more and more reports to headquarters about what they were seeing on the border and observing with texas which they have historically worked well with when it comes to operations along the texas-mexico border. this political feud coming the a head in the courts. we'll see all that play out over the next few weeks and months when it comes to what happens next with these floating barriers. >> prisci

because of the wire, now what we see are women and children walking on the water, being told by texas national guardbers and members of the texas department of public safety, to continue walking in south of this property. where then they are taken for processing. so that's -- the long answer to your question, but the short answer is, no. it is not stopping illegal immigration. boris. >> rosa flores, thank you so much. we should the snnote this was v actually taken today, not far from the spot. you see migrants coming into the united states. a legal fight brewing, jim, over something that ultimately isn't that effective, it appears. >> well, let's look at the numbers of people coming across the border or attempting to come across the border so far this year. according to u.s. border and customs encounters along the southern borders are down. they peaked last december 250,000. now, they're below 150,000. this is per month. in fact, those numbers continue to decline, even after title 42 was lifted in may. title 42, you'll remember, dates back to the trump administration, pandemic regulation, that allow

greg abbott last year had said that he would even maybe bring military vehicles from the texas national guards if it doesn't get resolved and states like texas, florida, not arizona right now, are going to have to say this has got to stop and we have to have a strong republican leadership that will take on this administration. this administrative executive branch, it's supposed to be enforcing the laws, is doing what a lot of progressives have had a lot of success doing since 2020 which is just ignoring the laws. you know, no cash bail, no -- these things are just not enforcing the laws that are on the books so if we just get enforcement we could get back to some level of normalcy. this is outrageous. people that actually tune into -- if you watch it for 20 minutes and learn the facts you'll be disgusted to learn what's coming into our country that could be in your kid's candy every single day. maria: it's really scary. and president trump came up with priorities, a list of the things that he would want to do on day one and in his first 100 days should get the chance again after 2024's electio

shop now only at sleep number. >> tonight two pregnant women stay texas national guard wouldn't giveg to turn themselves in at the u.s.-mexico border. a woman said she was 6 months pregnant and was turned away repeatedly. this is just the latest saying that migrants are being treated badly. the claims that troopers had orders to push migrants back into the rio grand river despite the obvious risk of drowning. two border medics saying they witnessed a 4-year-old girl who passed out in the 104 degree heat and a woman trapped if razor wire having a miscarriage. these images are incredibly difficult to look at. these are the injuries from the razor along the border. we know that the governor of texas, greg abbott, has added additional razor wire along the border. it is assessing the situation but has not opened any kind of formal investigation. my colleague joins me now. the examples that we cited there, the pictures that we were showing the viewers. that's just a few of these allegations. >> right. that's just a few. i know there are more. i've been talking to sources in texas from the

the texas national guard did not respond to cnn's request for comment. these accounts come after a texas dps trooper blew the whistle last week saying texas had been treating migrants inhumanely when troopers were ordered back to push them back in to the river. texas dps now saying the trooper misunderstood orders. >> if a membership or trooper says push back migrants, that means verbally tell them go to a port of entry. >> reporter: billions of dollars texas is spending to stop illegal immigration clearly not stopping migration flow. >> i have seen people die from heat stroke on the property. >> reporter: and she worries that while the u.s. doj and texas duke it out in court -- >> it is very fraus ustrating. >> reporter: and they are caught in the middle. >>> in alabama, a woman who lied about being kidnapped could face charges. >>> plus an infant is rescued from a hot car in texas. >>> and special counsel jack smith drills down on one trump meeting in the oval office. details coming up. or more. that's why farmersrs new car replacement pays to replace

what a group of migrants is telling cnn about how they were treated with the texas national guard as e legal showdown escalates between the justice department and the state of texas over floating water barriers. >>> and a massive amount of material officials have wrapped up the search of the home of the gilgo beach serial killing suspect, after literally digging in the back yard for clues. the latest on what they have found, just ahead. ♪ >>> we are following these major developing stories and many more coming in right here to "cnn news central." we begin, though, with bronny james in stable condition after suffering cardiac arrest. this happened while the 18-year-old son of lebron james was practicing yesterday. the family said the medical staff were able to treat the young basketball star, take him to the hospital, where he is now out of the icu where he was originally and in stable condition. the 11th-ranked college recruit in the nation committed to southern california just back in may. cnn's natasha chen joins us now from outside the athletic facility at usc. natasha, what do we

girl passed out from heat exhaustion after she tried to go through it and was pushed back by texas national guardleg trying to navigate the water around the wire and had to be carried by his father. federal border patrol officials have issued internal warnings that the razor wire is preventing their agents from reaching at risk of migrants and increasing the risk of drowning. in the rio grande. a mystery was solved by the state troopers email the troopers email sheds new light on a series of previously reported drownings in the river. including a mother and at least one of her two children. according to this email, the texas department of public safety found the mother and one of the children who went under the water for a minute. they were pulled from the river and given medical care before being transferred to emergency medical services but that were later declared deceased. at the hospital. the child was never found. joining our discussion now is texas democratic state senator roland gutierrez. he is now a candidate for the united states senate in texas. senator gutierrez, thank you for joinin

two pregnant women telling cnn that they were denied water by texas national guard soldiers when theyiden to investigate this. cnn's rosa flores is joining us now from the texas border town of eagle pass. so rosa, tell us what you can about these floating barriers that are there behind you. >> reporter: let me show you because if you take a look, they appear to be about the middle of the river. they're about four feet in diameter. they've got nets going down, and they're anchored to the bottom of this waterway. and according to the u.s. state department, the state of texas did not obtain permits before deploying these border barriers. and now a top diplomat in mexico has complained to the united states saying that this violates two treaties between the two countries, and mexico is worried that these buoys could actually be on mexican soil. now the u.s. doj sending a letter to the state of texas giving them notice of possible legal action if those buoys and related structures are not removed. now part of that letter says the following, quotes, if we do not receive a response by 2:00 p.

a group of migrants from venezuela, telling cnn, members of the texas national guard threw rocks at them cross the rio grande river. this is the latest allegation of harsh treatment at the border, as texas refuses the justice department's demand to remove the floating barrier wall made of buoys and razor wire. speaking of the biden administraona big loss for them today in court. a federal judge blocking the presidentssym policy, the measure was put in place with the pition of title 42. it considers migrants ineligible for asylum if they pass through another country, and they didn't apply online. the administration argues, these rules led to a 42% decrease in crossings in june. it has vowed to fight that ruling. joining me now to discuss this, former acting homeland security secretary under former president trump, chad wolf. also the america first institutes executive director. chad, thank you for joining us. the administration now is facing a legal setback that you would be pretty familiar with, because actually, this judge struck down a very similar policy under the trump administration

governor step up around the country to start helping assist the texas department of safety in texas national guardg increasing backlash of the handling of the border with drugs, unaccompanied children, and migrants pouring into the u.s. and alarming levels, over the last few years, 85000 unaccompanied migrant children have just been lost and they cannot keep track of them governor greg abbott tweeted yesterday the texas these now with a 41,202,000,000 lethal doses the fentanyl this 2021, going out to discuss i, the border crisis home and secure determine mark rain and it really is something congressman, when you ever i cannot get out of my head as 85000, unaccompanied children who just disappeared maybe i just saw sound of freedom, the movie about, the kid is been trafficking from around the world, particular across our border braided i was wondering how many of the city 5000 gets have ended up there. >> one can only imagine, that we know new york times article that reported that number, they are not known to be a very conservative organization and they were willing to sign the light on it and sho

. >> reporter: the most alarming part of it all, migrants needing help and texas national guard membersthere. >> i asked, aren't you all going to help? and they just sat there, and they said we can't. we can't get onto your property. they told us not to get onto the property. they told us not even to give them water. and i said, fine, and then i just turned around and we just kept helping people out. >> reporter: texas national forward denies the allegations. the account comes after texas dps released emails showing top brass acknowledging an increase in migrant injuries from concertina wire and a texas state trooper blowing the whistle to superiors about a 19-year-old stuck on the wire while having a miscarriage, a 4-year-old passed out due to exhaustion, and about being ordered to push migrants into the river and deny them water, allegations the agency denies. maverick county sheriff says he's never witnessed a trooper mistreat migrants, but he's worried the buoys could mean more migrant deaths. >> i hope that i'm wrong, but i think we're going to have some people drowning in that are

the governor of texas sending national guard troops and state police officers to the border to help protect his border as he says. and he's also of course as we. busy know and have witnessed that is sending a migrant from texas to other states to give them a feel. how that is to be a c claims. been over run by migrants, which is so tell us the numbers actually not the case. so that's not really factual . so that's at least at this point of view and of course migration and immigration, a long pre a. so by the administration, what is their answer? well, the answer is that the, mr. ever does exactly that for all the political reasons and also that that's why they are 5 suited on, on monday against the texas, that the texas is violating federal law. and this is the federal rivers and harbors appropriation act and a section of that. and that says that you can't just put a structure up in any waterway in the united states or bordering the united states without approval from the federal government. so he didn't get disapproval. that's why the d o j. now, so this is the only aspect, the doj is take

. >> tonight to pregnant women tell cnn that the texas national guard would not give them water as theyhat the u.s. mexico border. a woman said she was six months pregnant and was turned away repeatedly, this is just the latest in allegations the migrants are being mistreated and -- a report out this week includes a claim that troopers there had orders to push migrants back into the rio grande river despite the obvious risk of drowning. two border medics saying they witnessed a four-year-old girl who passed out, in a 100-degree heat and a 19-year-old woman trapped in razor wire having a miscarriage. i do want to warn you now these images are incredibly difficult to look at. these are the injuries, a direct result of the razor wire that is along the board according to a dps report. we know that the governor of texas has added additional razor wires along the border, the justice department says it is assessing the situation but has not yet opened any investigations. my colleague joins me now. the examples that we saw there, the pictures that we were showing the viewer that is just a few o

on the other hand the national guard and public safety officers in texas, as well as the national guardfeel a sense of purpose because now for the first time we are preventing people from entering the united states illegally when you hear it authorities pushing children and pregnant women back into the river, it's a humanitarian, inhumane, outrageous, unamerican she says, how do you respond to that? >> she needs to be reminded about the fact that the united nations itself two years ago declared the border united states and mexico as the deadliest land border in the world under the biden administration. under the biden administration you had 53 people perish in the back of a tractor-trailer truck just outside of san antonio because of biden's open border policies. because of biden's open border policies, fentanyl is the leading cause of death in the united states among people between 18 and 45. texas law enforcement alone has seized enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in the entire country. >> bret: we have been following the story for a long time as you know, governor. we

south texas you have texas troopers who have been deployed for 2 and half years, 12,000 plus texas national guardeen completely overrun and overwhelmed. >> the criminals don't fear any repercussions of their actions because they are not being held accountable. >> exactly, so what we are seeing here today, answering the question to this hearing so it's not a sham. it's not theater. it's not a waste of time. its omission to make this homeland, our homeland, the united states of america safer for our children and grandchildren. i yelled back. >> the gentleman euros. i recognize mister menendez of new jersey. >> we can all agree that mexican cartels pose a direct threat to us interests. we can all agree we need to fight the scourge of fentanyl in this country, we can also agree that this body in the united states government should prioritize addressing these issues. today's hearing has not been a serious discussion of ways to protect american families from cartel activities or fentanyl traffic. how can we engage in good faith discussions of border policies when this committee's majority is using this

and, you know, the governor of the state of texas controls the national guard of his state.ut what is it that you think the president should or could be doing now? >> the constitution and federal law both empower and mandate the president to remove the buoys that are in the middle of the rio grande river channel, clearly illegal, under the purview of the international boundary and water commission. those have to be pulled up immediately. again, those are drowning devices, and mark my words, people will drown because they have been placed in the river channel. remove the razor wire that's on the riverbanks that's impeding customs and border protection, the border patrol agents from doing their job of securing and protecting the border and also rendering humanitarian aid. that is part of their job mission, and they're unable to do it. an internal cvp memo recently revealed shows dps troopers, abbott's people, are preventing border patrol agents from doing their job. so there's a clear conflict here, and only one level of government can come out on top, and it has to be the fed

it's the state of texas, our men and women, national guard, and all the other agencies out here on the work most don't want to do it. >> jacqui: and the governor is saying he is trying to preserve human lives by stopping them from entering dangerous waters and all americans seeing the drugs come across the river, for instance, talks about fentanyl, cartel violence, human trafficking, the doj is being bland and pointing to the law, saying texas unauthorized construction of the floating barrier is a prima facie violation of the rivers and harbors act. floating barrier poses a risk to navigation as well as public safety in the rio grande river and prevents humanitarian concerns. so they are saying it's a humanitarian risk having it out there. what's your answer? >> well, jacqui, everything that we are doing are all preventive measures. we are trying to prevent and discourage illegal border crossings. first off, we need to really concentrate and focus on why are they allowing illegal boarding crossings, why aren't they stopping anyone from entering the river. they have nothing in place to

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elizabeth: and now you've got virginia governor glenn youngkin sending national guard troops to the border. >> yeah, no, texastogether. the fentanyl that is killing our kids is very real. that's the part i don't understand. why doesn't president biden take this as an opportunity to go, hey, how do we put the country first? i feel like i'm in the twilight zone where law law-abiding citizens are all of a sudden second class citizens in our own country. this is where, you know, we need a change at the top, but we also need congress to move the ball forward as well. we can't just be i throwing money at a problem, giving money to the department of homeland security and expect them to make changes. elizabeth: congressman gonzales, come back soon, love having you on. and thank you so much for watching and serving your el e-mails. we do enjoy reading them. we read all of your e-mails. keep them coming. i'm liz macdonald. now it's time for "the bottom line" with my buddies dagen and brian. tune in. dagen: yeah. thank you, e-mac. elizabeth: good to see you. ♪ dagen: good evening, i'm dagen mcdowell -- brian: i'm brian

our north dakota national guard and did an executive order last month to help out a request from governor abbott and texas. they need more people. there's sections of the border that were completely unguarded and i was down there with our troopss. and in the first 30 das involved in 30,000 apprehensions and how is that even possible? it's because in the session they were in, people werew walking p to them and guys going to the camelot and there's another 60 million people and thean borr patrol and they go back and finding support from the leadership and it's a government place to have there and putting people with the 18 choices of canada and north dakota and being shut down because of covid and they pulled people off that to put them on the southern boarder and the short staff. they're being maligned by the party that's in charge. in addition to thee border, soe of these drugs are coming in through the ports and building a wall isn't the only answer and again, this right now there's people flying over the top of the wall and the american innovation solving the problems and s in north dakota and all of th

further than texas where governor greg abbott has tried his best to protect the southern border while simultaneously counter attacking biden's disastrous policies. >> wfrjts the national guardputting down mile after mile after mile of razor wire border barrier right on the border itself. we're securing the border at the border. wa these will allow us to do is prevent people from even getting to the border. >> laura: well, instead of reporting on the unfolding tragedy at the border, the houston chronicle is trying to drive a wedge between border patrol and texas that's actually helping, quote, razor wire put up by the state of texas along the rio grande is blocking border patrol agents from reaching at-risk migrants including families with infants and unaccompanied children and increasing the risk of drowning. this according to a customs and border protection document. joining us now is texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. dan, it's obvious, obviously. they're trying to keep the border open and keep traffic free, and the flow of humanity free and unencumbered as you and your government are trying to say no, this is sovereign territory. >> absolutely, laura. and the person

mexican border in may, local, the national guard erect a barrier blocks access to illegal immigrants border guards who report directly to washington sort out the hail and open texasn turn, it sends migrants by bus to liberalization. states in moldova, they decided to withdraw from the interparliamentary assembly of the cis, the convention signed in 1995 in minsk, the country's parliament denoted the decision was made by the deputies of the ruling party, however, no one really interfered with them . vice speaker of the parliament, bcs mp vlad batrynche said that the current government moldova does not bring results and does not offer projects of a socio-economic nature, but only terminates relations that have been established over decades. in lithuania , electricity prices are rising in just a week, they have grown by 22% to 89 euros per megawatt-hour, the main reason for the lack of energy in the scandinavian market of the baltic countries. extremely dependent on the quotes of the norwegian stock exchange, the current rise in price is a trifle in comparison with the tariff frenzy, which should be expected by the end of the year, the scandinavians are actively usi

national guard and reserves. more than 23,000 of them are stationed in texas. every day the women of the united states military fight for our freedom. and yet today house republicans are asking these women to fight for your freedom while they just voted to take away theirs. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. mrs. beatty: i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr. crane: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from ohio. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, how much time do we have remaining? the chair: the gentlelady from ohio has one minute remaining. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, in closing, let me just say that this is difficult today. but let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we are not playing games. let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we take this very seriously and we take it very personally. let me assure my colleagues on the other side, when we use a defense bill when we use our military -- bill, when we use our military, i'm old enough to remember when b

national guard and reserves. more than 23,000 of them are stationed in texas. every day the women of the united states military fight for our freedom. and yet today house republicans are asking these women to fight for your freedom while they just voted to take away theirs. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. mrs. beatty: i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr. crane: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from ohio. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, how much time do we have remaining? the chair: the gentlelady from ohio has one minute remaining. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, in closing, let me just say that this is difficult today. but let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we are not playing games. let me assure my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that we take this very seriously and we take it very personally. let me assure my colleagues on the other side, when we use a defense bill when we use our military -- bill, when we use our military, i'm old enough to remember when b

indicate that, among other things, washington's policy provokes separatism, for example, the texas national guard erects barriers at the border , border guards who are subordinate to the center, these barriers sort out the indignation in the state. so big that a referendum on secession is being held here next year, the influx of migrants is affecting the well-being of all americans. after all, illegal immigrants are cheap labor and without rules that destroy the civilized labor market. in kenya mass protests against tax increases continue, riots have swept almost the entire country to suppress them , the army was sent. during the clashes , at least 10 people have already died, thousands went to jail, the authorities refuse to enter into any negotiations with the opposition, which is involved in organizing the riots. the reason for the discontent of the population is the introduction of a new tax on housing and gasoline. this will set off a chain reaction of rising prices, which threatens to starve the already not rich population, the clash in kenya is becoming more and more tougher, and in the fo