elizabeth: tom homan, come back soon.you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: buckle up, buttercup, the economy is on the verge of a nose dive. gas prices, inflation, empty store shelves, and now serious fears of recession is. can we count on sleepy joe to wake up and do something about it? for months economists have been warning that we are headed in a very bad direction. you purchased anything recently, you know the pain. one restaurant in jackson, mississippi, now forced to charge $34 for a 15-piece order of wings. that's expensive even for a dreary old

tom homan just returned from a visit to our nation's southern border. he's standing by and will be in focus. first, casey stiegel at the border in laredo texas. >> reporter: while these numbers, frankly, are shocking on paper, out here in the field and out here on the front lines of this crisis they are not all that surprising especially when day in and day out we have seen it with our own eyes and we have been showing our viewers at home. you are looking at live pictures from eagle pass, texas. the team's drone. that has been a hot bed for illegal crossings lately. groups of 100, 200, 300 coming across the river there at one time. numbers that keep dramatically rising ahead of title 42 ending next monday unless a judge says otherwise. but when you add in the april numbers, that means so far for fiscal year 2022, which began on october 1st, there have been close to 1.3 million total migrant encounters reported at the southern border and still five months left to go. according to those dhs court filings, close to 118,000 migrants were released into the u

look who's back with us, tom homan. great to have you on.ors at the border, private criminals, violent gang members, ms 13, previously deported child sex offenders again caught trying to cross illegally and arizona and texas. it's still going. >> i've done this 34 years in the toys around 20 to 25% has a criminal record but was more concerning is criminals didn't get arrested. since joe biden became president there are over 700,000 getaways these are people who don't want to turn themselves in to border patrol. why? they probably have a criminal history or they are caring fentanyl or they are gang members or known suspected terrace. what concerns me, border patrol arrested thousands of the criminals, how many of the 700,000 of public safety dress national security threats that walked into the country are among us? >> that's important, president biden first day in office signed seven executive orders wiping out the border security policy but we have dhs secretary may arcus claimed biden inherited a broken border. >> every time i see that, it

joining us now former acting as director tom homan.he's making it up. you saw this coming a long time ago, i imagine you are not surprised. >> i'm not, i've been doing this 35 years. it's common sense. when you have the border the way it is now, biden administration opened the border, mass migration, unprecedented numbers resulted in 70% of border patrol no longer on light duty, they are the center processing, checking baby formula. seven out of ten not on the line, that vulnerable to opioids, fentanyl overdoses, vulnerable to criminals and noted suspected terrorists. 700,000 getaways, recorded under this administration, they arrest people from 161 countries, they sponsor terrorism. if you don't take a single person are crossing the border who came here to do us harm and you are not -- you are ignoring the data. something else, bill motion broken of the story, even if you are arrested, border patrol is under such demand a process and release, we can't have overcrowding, that looks bad and it looks like a crisis, process even before vet

director, tom homan, and up on the screen, tom, recent apprehensions on the southwestern border because of this year, 223,088 people, march 222,000, february, 165,000. january, 154,000. may is expected to be over april, but what do you think is going to happen in june when title 42, if title 42 gets rescinded? >> the border patrol is already overwhelmed. if they lift title 42, it's going to get worse. what's that going to mean? a hell of a lot more encounters. the more serious thing, result in more border patrol agents pulled off the line, sent to process. which opens the border up to what, more criminals crossing the border, more got-away, don't know who the hell they are, where they are going, arrested 42 terrorist, people on the terrorist watch list. so how many will be able to cross the border, less border patrol on the border, more fentanyl, more drugs across the border. over 100,000 overdose deaths. when that surge comes, what's going to result in more agents off the line doing the national security doing, more got-aways, more drugs, more overdose deaths. >> john: in terms of what

former ice acting director under president trump tom homan told me this week that about 700,000 getawayse. do we have any idea of how many of them could be on that terrorist list? >> no, we don't. there are about 750,000 known gotaways. those are the ones they saw on surveillance. and they couldn't get them. and these are the really bad guys with the drugs, the fentanyl that is killing so many people in this country. now here is the thing that border patrol will tell you, and i'm sure whether it's mark morgan or tom homan. you see some of the gotaways but what about those you never see on surveillance? is the number a million? is it 1.5 million? they don't know. there is not a way to quantify that because there is not a wall, there is not surveillance, they are not able to secure parts of the border and then target their resources to areas where there cannot be a wall. this is why border patrol has said a physical barrier serves as an impediment to people trying to come over. >> harris: vice president kamala harris knows that because they have a wall. here is florida governor ron desanti

joining me now tom homan fox news acting as director. robert in a key director of the texas public policy foundation in bristol county, massachusetts, sheriff hodgson. good morning to you all. tom come i will start with you. and to get your reaction on baby formula going to the border might think if you are a parent and you see your taxpayer dollars going to somebody else's baby formula when you can't find any for your own child, you are furious this morning. >> i think the report said it right. it is an american first policy. american parents are looking for the baby formula we can't find it, but we will give it free to those who break our logs to my claws and enter the country illegally. the secretary has worked with the department, the move, dr. sanderson's to take care of migrants. and especially those -- who have served this country honorably. when medical personnel to deal with those who cross the border illegally, which is a crime. again rewarding those who break our laws spirits of this administration, it just keeps getting worse

director, tom homan. here comes trump.n musk says he will put musk back on twitter once he takes it over. that the ban was morally wrong and stupid. left in an uproar. the white house threatens retaliation. we got it. critics say biden's new disinformation board should investigate the administration itself for information. where is the president, where is ag garland, why are they silent on illegal protests at homes of supreme court justices over abortion? tonight, why trying to normalize harassing the high court must stop now. it is literally a crime. judges, families have been attacked across the country. the house gop answer to the democrat culture wars, stop the u.s. crime wave spreading across the nation. now the gop ready to launch new legislation to stop democrats weak on crime policies, defund the police and how crime is connected to biden's border collapse. how will this play in the midterms? new developments in the hunter biden scandal, two prominent gop senators raise potential conflicts of interest in the govern

former acting ice director tom homan joins the panel next. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... ...and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. every once in a while my heart can feel, a little off. and even when it doesn't, i like to feel good about my heart health. that's why i have kardiamobile. kardiamobile is the only smart device in the world that is fda cleared to detect the three most common heart conditions in just 30 seconds. and havi

tom homan standing by.nathan hunt, so, jonathan, how is law enforcement preparing for the end of title 42? >> john, on both sides of the southern border, you have effective armies preparing for what may be to come. u.s., law enforcement agencies joining the national guard to put on a show of force in eagle pass, texas today. designed to deter an army of migrants on the southern side of the border from trying to cross the rio grande if and when pandemic-related restrictions are lifted. those restrictions collectively known as title 42 are due to expire monday and all along the border in this instance, in arizona, border agents say they are preparing for a surge and will deal with it if it comes. >> the border is not going to be open. we will process everybody humanely but will enforce the immigration laws. >> echoed by homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas as he toured a processing center on tuesday. >> the border, the laws of the border will be enforced. if one does not qualify for relief, one will

tom homan former acting ice director this morning. how did this happen? -- dhs claims they do layered vetting when they allow people into the country. what happened here? >> this case proves they don't. i've been saying for over a year this border crisis is much more than a humanitarian crisis, much more than an immigration crisis. when you flood the border with these many illegal aliens unprecedented amount of people coming across, it has resulted in 70% -- 7 out of 10 border patrol agents are no longer patrolling the line. they're processing and leaves the border wide open for bad guys including terrorists to cross the border. now border patrol. i talked to many border patrol agents are under such pressure to process quickly because they don't want to have the optics with haitians under the bridge. they're concerned about the optics of the crisis. border patrol agents have said process quickly so there doesn't appear to be overcrowding and nothing to see here, no crisis. this is an example. they released the guy before the vengt was cleared. only later

fox news contributor and retired acting ice director tom homan joins us now. ank you for joining us, tom. you have been on the forefront of law enforcement there in texas for decades whether a are your thoughts this morning when you hear all of this news? >> first of all, my heart breaks for the parents whose hearts were broken last night. they are never going to be the same what a tragedy. one thing i want to talk about is the border patrol. the border patrol has had a tough year. they get attacked. this administration has attacked horse patrol and how they are doing their job. these men and women are working overtime 24/7 biggest crisis. when they were needed they didn't hesitate to go to that school and face the gunfire. as a matter of fact, border patrol agent that actually neutralized the sung. i will say it again like i always say in this network. the men and women of the border patrol are american heroes. they are part of that community. people need to understand they are part of the fabric of that incident economy. their kids went to that will school. t

and we are work with tom homan, the former director of i.c.e. for six presidents. and he knows everything about the southern border it's our duty to stand up and speak out for the future generation of america. we are the home of the free because of the brave. i wish we had more siggy flickers out there. there are so many donald trump supporters. who would vote for a president who wants to send billions of dollars overseas but doesn't want to close the southern border. i'm a legal immigrant who came here through the front door. i have to be vetted and show my vaccinations. you can't open up your doors in your home to fentanyl and rapists and people you don't know what they want to do in this country. you have to be vetted. there has to be a law and order. when my mother went and took the test to become a citizen and she had to answer the question how many stars are on the american flag, and who is the current president of the united states. when she took the test and pledged her ashe jones to the united states of america, that was one of the best

for more on this, let's bring former acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan, heritageation visiting fellow, clearly a busy guy, tom, welcome. tom: thanks for having me. mike: so there are now moderate democrats who are worried about getting rid of title 42 along with many republicans, what is the impact if that policy is lifted? >> well, first of all, i think democrats are too little too late. these numbers have been exploding since last year and didn't hear a word from them. it's all about midterm elections. even if title 42 -- the border is overwhelmed. if title 42 goes away it's going to be chaos across the border. let me say something, the secretary of homeland security says you don't control title 42. we have to prepare for the surge. well, he does control remain in mexico. he was ordered by federal court which i was a part of to reinstate the remain in mexico program. why isn't he doing it? that would give relief when they lift title 42. by design, this is open borders while his plan right now which i read was to send more resources to the southern border to proc

. >> tom homan, thank you. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. that does it for us, thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: white house plans for disinformation board going up in their faces like a cheap chinese pen. i wonder why that's so weird. maybe because americans don't want to put up with the partisan police. the better part of the week biden administration has been getting hammered left and right over plans for so-called disinformation government board. that sounds good. critics call it a nightmare but l.a. hundred mayorkas claims as they always did, it's to keep you safe, we are doing it for you freedom loving kentucky senator rand paul asked him about just that. >> how do you propose you will have an office of disinformation governance if you see the problem in determining what is his information? >> senator, our work is not focused on disinformation at large. where we as a department opponent se

after the break we will get mor details and we will speak to cyril carter and tom homan.th us. the lines you cast and hooks you set. these moments you share with the people you love. the fish you never forget, and the tales that get taller with every retelling. make memories that'll last a lifetime with bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. the choice for attorney general is clear. democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. bonta is laser focused on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. too conservative tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [ble

former acting ice director tom homan was talking about the unit that brought down the sheert. let's watch together. >> the men and women of vor tech are the most highly trained of law enforcement officers. their training is extraordinary and a volunteer thing. some of the finest marksmen in law enforcement and the training is 24/7. always willing to be deployed. this unit, thank god was nearby so at least one of the guys was able to get in there and take the subject out before he killed anybody else. >> harris: general general paxton. someone was fighting for those children's lives up until the very end and was able to take out that killer. your reaction. >> tom is right. this guy is a hero for what he did. there is no way to know how many lives he saved. potentially hundreds of children are alive and other teachers alive today because he got there, risked his own life and the guy deserves the medal of honor and the appreciation of everybody in that community and all americans for what he was willing to do to protect those children. >> harris: i want to give some details. we'v

director tom homan.action, it's bad now, expected to get worse. >> it's very sad and i've been saying, the biden administration are saying the policies are more humane and they are not. open border policies has cost over 100,000 fentanyl overdose deaths and dea says most is from the southwest board. up to 70% of border patrol agents are no longer on the age, but dealing with the humanitarian crisis and processing people in the facilities. you have sections of 30% on the line. look, the biden administration, one thing people don't talk about. under the first year of the biden administration, nearly 700 migrant deaths on u.s. soil. that has never occurred in my 35 years. so his policies are causing more migrant and american deaths. >> sandra: and those who see them at risk. referencing back to the national guardsman who died while trying to save some migrants. and talk to bret baier, alejandro mayorkas, seemingly not giving a clear answer when it comes to what exactly the border will look like when it come

former ice director tom homan said there is nothing prompt about waiting two weeks to arrest a suspected terrorist living in the u.s. he calls what happened here a massive national security breach. take a listen. >> the focus of this administration is to process, release quickly so there doesn't appear to be overcrowding. so it doesn't appear to be a crisis. >> bill: now, i also reached out to florida governor ron desantis to get his reaction to all of this. his office responded saying in part, quote: we demand to know why dhs released the suspected terrorist into the u.s. and allowed him to live freely in florida for weeks? how many more known or suspected terrorists has the biden administration allowed in to our country? and, bret, earlier this month, you sat down with dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and you asked him about 42 known or suspected terrorists who had crossed our border here within the last year or so. you asked him does the government know where they are? here's what he had to say. >> we know where those 42 are. andy not want to speak with respect to the disposition of e

and i think sony -- sony spider-man movies and china alone made a hundred million dollars in the tom homan media conglomerate as big as sony to take the american -- take the stand for americans. >> and also take a stand against interfering with artistic reference pair that could be as slippery slope. >> absolutely. red dawn is another example. the remake of red dawn. my generation we had the russians and the cubans and then china come in order to have that movie played there, they wanted the enemy to be north korea. so they have been very influential and very specific. we should pay attention to that. it's a subtle form of propaganda and programming we are not even aware is going on in our filmmaking. we think we are just watching entertainment and there's a lot more politics going on than meets the eye. >> you are absolutely right. jackie jordan perry to point i think you can tell a lot about a country when it even involves itself and selling stuff like this. it says a lot about their image making come even if it is built on lies and misrepresentation. maybe if we had a better idea of the

joining us now, time homeland tom homan, he is also fox news contributor. a lot of questions here, tom, but the optimal question here is this. at 12:16, call comes in that there are 8-9 students that are alive. we know one minute prior to that the three shields had arrived, vortac had arrived, but that door was not breached until 12:50:00 p.m. your thoughts? >> tom: lets go to back beginning. in a couple minutes officers went into that school and engaged. they took what they believed to be an active, mobile active shooter, and contained him. until his officers got shot, they didn't didn't retreat, they took cover and that is the first thing you do in an active shooter. the entire school having them contained in one room. for the majority of the school, the shooter doesn't have access. officers maintained him and kept them in containment which i think was a good thing, right? and you have to remember. i don't agree with everything director mcgraw said. remember. even when a tactical team made an entrance these are guys training, extensive training comes of th

david: that's what i was supposed to be able to do that we had tom homan on, former director of ice andsues, sometimes just changing diapers they can't get involved in chasing down bad guys or terrorists. >> that's true. not only that, this administration has intentionally internally redesigned ice and cbp, i'll say it slowly, to be less efficient. that's intentional. they have redesigned these organizations and how they work together to make it harder for them to achieve their mission to protect america and the consequences were suffering, fentanyl deaths, cheaper street drugs because they're coming through the southern border and as christopher wray, director of the fbi testified to, a much heightened level of national security threat do to the poorest southern border. david: also creating less humane environment for the migrants themselves. the human trafficking going on, the people drowning in the water. they claim all this was done to create humane environment along our border. it's having the opposite, for the immigrants as well. >> for the immigrants and for american poor people

we will talk to texas dps and former acting ice director tom homan with what lies ahead.am john roberts, off today joining gillian turner in me for "america report, we will see you then. >> emily: a blockbuster filled the million dollar defamation trial between johnny depp and amber heard is grabbing america's attention. so much so that according to data from media monitoring platform news with people are more interested in the trial than the war in ukraine, abortion, inflation, even elon musk. to some are so captivated they are literally camping outside the courthouse overnight hoping to snag one of the available 100 seats. michelle entertained us out what they are treating this like the super bowl, right? the president of lung crime network said that her average daily viewership is 50 times higher than it was before the trial. they are getting 1 million viewers per hour on the youtube channel. america's tuning in, this is like the next o.j. >> michelle: i was going to say the same thing. it feels like this is entertainment. almost like watching a movie. i will admit tha

director tom homan had to say about the situation. >> this administration twice, when a federal judge ordered them to do this in order to secure the border, they appeal it. what the secretary of homeland security or purposefully appeals a decision to secure the border? and because of their policy, because of what this bunch of people have done, they took the most secure border we've ever had with all the work we did in the trump administration and purposefully unsecured it. >> reporter: and dhs source tells fox news just here in del rio sector just in the last 24 hours alone, there have been nearly 2,000 illegal crossings. and looking aing t the bigger picture, since october 1st, the start of the fiscal year, they've seen about 270,000 illegal crossings. the numbers in this sector up about 145% over the same time last year. and, again, that is all with title 42 in place. send it back to you. eric: all right, bill, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: some of president biden's fellow democrats are urging him to make use of this setback on title 42. ads senator mark kelly says -- arizona sen

elizabeth: tom homan, come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: buckle up, buttercup, the economy is on the verge of a nose dive. gas prices, inflation, empty store shelves, and now serious fears of recession is. can we count on sleepy joe to wake up and do something about it? for months economists have been warning that we are headed in a very bad direction. you purchased anything recently, you know the pain. one restaurant in jackson, mississippi, now forced to charge $34 for a 15-piece order of wings. that's expensive even for a dreary old manhattan. on top of that milk is up 25%, bacon is up 35%. put that in your blt. oh, you can't? because you can't afford it in and don't even get me started on the gas prices. today another record. the national average for a gallon of go juice, $4.58. experts say we could go north of $6 sometime this summer. in fact, one gas station in washington addi

i don't know why they waited for permission tom homan said. what is it about the threat that still exists from organizations like isis, you look at this man to had connections to the bath party in iraq in what we're learn in this early reporting. >> this is a troubling development. we were concerned about this the way the exit from afghanistan happened. it gave the breeding ground for terrorist activities and an encouragements for terrorism around the world. they're attempting to work into this narrative, the exploitation of the southern border. for months and months, the administration is trying to tell us it was mexicans and people from the northern triangle coming across. it's just not true. they're coming across from 160 countries, 24 people have been seized from the terror watch list. now we have -- this does not bode well for the security of our country. i shutter to think what has gotten through and what we don't know about. we have to take a reality check here and realize that the border policies are making the country much less safe.

retired acting ice director tom homan on that unit. >> the unit is a highly trained unit like the swattments. these men do a lot of extra training and they are the highest train agents in the patrol and they respond to situations, life and death situations, barricade situations with a shooting on the border. this unit, thank god, was nearby so at least one of the guys was age to get in there and take the subject out before he killed anybody else. >> kayleigh: a lieutenant with the texas department of public safety joins us now. hi, how are you? >> good. good afternoon. >> kayleigh: good afternoon. lieutenant, there is a report from the associated press from an anonymous law enforcement officer that this one border patrol agent rushed on to the scene before other law enforcement got there, by all reports he's a hero. what can you tell us about that? >> right, first off, we want to continue to offer our condolences to the victims, families and everyone here in the uvalde community. also, our first responders that were on scene. first ones that were actually were able to be on scene and m

down has popular support international rights group say innocent people are ending up in jail to tom homan, reports this is the image that the salvador government wants to transmit. another suspected guy member of the streets, his tattoos giving away his affiliation to a criminal band. they rested more than $20000.00 people in the last month and a half as they seek to clean the m. s. 13 and burial, 18 gangs of neighborhoods. they group a decade this also is an image of the crackdown. one of many women saying good bye to a husband or a son, as they disappear into the salvador in prison system. here are others. i love you, son. she's saying in march off through a murder spike, the country declared a state of emergency. that meant people could be arrested without warren, the salvador and congress has extended that state of emergency to late may please continue to round up young men or mess. inevitably, along with the guilty human rights group said the innocent have been taken the matter under loose code, al jazeera, her sons, one of the latter he sells face must to hospitals. she says and hel

tom homan on that coming up.ons in april, massive uptick since 2020 as we learn the border patrol released suspected terrorists into the us and it took a long time to get him back. the latest from the border next. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what if you were a gigantic snack food maker? and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo? so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for perform

tom homan knows much about this is anyone else.ing congress with a roadmap to end president biden's border crisis. >> border experts, it has basically given gop the roadmap to secure the border. to reinstate many of these policies, the crest of the document is to make some changes, close loopholes, asylum loopholes and to the judge, we would solve 80% of this crisis, they could fix these loopholes, spend a lot of time and effort. roadmap to success, roadmap to securing the border and saving lives. ashley: as we wait for those plans, we are watching complete chaos, complete crisis, two sex offenders recently arrested. this is an unmitigated disaster, is it not? >> biden administer ration policies, just a lie, under the first year of president biden or migrants on us soil. 112,000 americans die from drug overdoses across the border, 700,000 in the same, we are working on a story now, we are going to talk in the next couple days, billions of dollars of cartels, the criminals come across the border. they are killing people. ashley: we

and i know tom homan haslk talkd about this in the past. t that i'm sure i'm sure that is going to be the case in the upcoming days. >> tom, you dedicated your career to enforcing the border and removing these people that are here illegally. i mean, this is absolutely disgusting. what's going on in on. the biden administration is doing everythings they can to get as many illegal people into this country that they possibly can already. >> right. just don't get up every day and agree with this administration, the president, the vice president, secretaryrar this the misfit toys. their job is to send this country, protect our border, protect our sovereignty and have all the ball thrown to be doe bus. none of them are doing the job is supposed to be doing not up on the oath they took to secure our border and protect america. you can't have national security without border security. and you're right, doj has already filed an appeal. so we've had two federal judges, one that ordered to remain in mexico. bradken e . ha we had tod sue him for that as

and tom homan says what happened here is a national security breach. >> border patrol agents have toldlease quick. they are not even waiting for the responses to the terrorist screening center. the focus of this administration is to process and release quickly so there does not appear to be overcrowding or appear to be a crisis. >> florida governor desantis's office reacting to the story writing in part "we demand to know why dhs released a suspected terrorist into the u.s. and allowed him to live freely in florida for weeks. how many known terrorists has the biden administration allowed into our country." and guys, that is a question i put to dhs, can they confirm since last year no other known or suspected terrorists have been released into the country and they know where they all are. dhs did not answer that question. however, they did confirm that garcia amado is back in their custody as we speak right now. >> sandra: eagle pass, texas. thank you, bill. john. >> john: major u.s. military bases with names we all know no longer have those names. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon

. >> bill: that's tom homan earlier today on our broadcast. the former ice acting director.n texas. 19 kids are dead. 2 adults dead all killed in the same classroom. the grief and anguish just beginning for the family members and lawrence jones, host of lawrence jones cross-country is there on scene back in his home state. what's happening now, lawrence, where you are there? good morning again. >> we're just standing by waiting for the governor to make his appearance and give his press conference the local officials. texas rangers are leading this investigation. texas rangers are under the department of public safety. and we're just going to really need them to thread the needle. what they know. was there a manifesto? i have l.t. the pr person for the department of public safety that earlier today said he would be able to give us more information about that later. they are still processing the crime scene behind me. the vehicle that's the suspect used is still behind me. the big witness will be the grandmother. she was the first one shot. she is in stable condition. so they

tom homan said this never would have happened under his watch.n to arrest this guy until may 4th 13 days after they put that ankle monitor on him and found him two days later in florida. >> brian: here is mike pompeo on what actually is happening at the border and how vulnerable we are. >> we have this many people coming across the border that are unvetted, unknown, unmarked when they come across the border. that there is no way you can prevent the very real risk you describe. we were always worried about terrorists coming across the border. we have seen what you saw these last couple weeks. we saw them attempt to do this. when you are an open borders nation, the bad guys will figure out the least expensive way to get through, the least costly way to get through, the least risky way to get through and today that's our southern border. this is truly dangerous for the united states. this is awful lot of ungoverned territory down there, laura. entering our country without being controlled. >> brian: amazing. the government has given up. so symbolic

we watched tom homan come on here and say a secretary just outright lie under oath when he testifieder but they did say three pinocchios. mayorkas gave the impression of a smooth running machine. reality is different. certain nationalities mexicans appear on faster track of deportation. others are not indeed. 1 million people internet country without proper documentation have been given deportation orders and still have not left. others have disappeared. dhs in its defense of mayorkas' remarks said he was only referring to what happens when the undocumented immigrant loses their case, that's a distinction that most viewers missed. mayorkas earned three pinocchios. can i expand on that? you come in and say here's my case. okay, we are not going to have a chance to see you. we don't have enough judges. take this cell phone and we will are going to call you, track you call you when your case suspect. fine, can i have a new outfit? yup. what bus could i get on? will it be a plane? can i grab my kid? fantastic. they go and wait for the phone to ring. they never chuck the phone, they alway

and you know, we've heard tom homan, who used to be director [inaudible] and mark morgan, who was head of the border patrol, give a dog picture for what's happening to this country under this administration, under his watch the president, biden's watch, and what it's doing to the children who, cathy mentioned, mr., are dying. do you see the issue that the fentanyl and all of the opioids coming across are a direct result of the policies of this administration? >> absolutely -- look. i want to say that i believe that a -- open border allows a drug trafficker to free reign to bring in any drugs or any contraband they. want that does not secure our border absolutely is a policy that is resulting in overdose deaths every day. sorry, to answer your question, are the policies this administration is allowing to enter in the u.s., the answer is yes. >> it used to be under the trump administration that 1000 a day was an army. now, we are getting close to 585,000 people a month coming into this country. we don't know where they are, going with they are doing. what's, in your opinion, should be do