. >> we'll ask texas republican congressman tony gonzales about some of the measures being used and his new immigration proposal. plus the culture wars on the campaign trail intensify as vice president kamala harris blasts new florida guidelines for teaching black history in schools that suggest some slaves develop useful skills in bondage. >> they insult us in an attempt to gaslight us, and we will not have it. and we will not have it. >> florida governor and gop hopeful says he wasn't involved, but -- >> they are going to show some of the folks that eventually parlayed being a blacksmith into doing things later in life. >> we'll talk to former new jersey governor and republcan candidate chris christie about that and a possible third indictment facing president trump. finally, the facts surrounding gender-affirming care with the head of the organization that sets the guidelines for treatment. dr. marci bowers. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." the excruciating heat and severe weather continues here in washington and more

. >> gillian: coming up next, we have update from actor matthew mcconaughey and tony gonzales on victimssacre. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 6 out of milwaukee top public safety officials resign over protests on restrictions on authority. fire and police commissioners amanda and ed fallon are quitting over a new state law that strips them of their power to set policies for the police and fire departments. fox 1 in seattle liberal college town in idaho paying $3,000 to three christian church goers who sued after being arrested for not wearing masks do you work outdoor service this during the height of the pandemic. the city of moscow announced this week. this is a live look at l.a. from fox 11. one of the big stories there tonight. the owner of a mini market downtown learns store sold the winning ticket in the powerball jackpot. that retailer who sold the winning ticket will earn up to a million bucks, but the jackpot winner has yet to come forward quite the rub. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special repor

congressman tony gonzales says the measures could prevent heartbreaking tragedies like the uvalde shooting in his home district. we can both protect the constitution and we can protect our kids in school. while many democrats also want more gun control. congressman jared moskowitz says lawmakers need to find common ground. every single thing we do can save a life. and can have one more kid come home from school. and because these parents know what it's like to not have their kids come home, they're pleading with lawmakers to act quickly. don't sit idly by until the next tragic school shooting safety has to come before education because you cannot teach dead kids washington. i'm hannah brandt. still ahead this hour, the scandal surrounding a bay area police officers putting criminal cases in jeopardy. >> we'll break it down with our legal expert coming up.

. >> and we are joined now by texas republican congressman tony gonzales who is in san diego, californiaood morning, margaret. thank you for having me. as you well know the justice department has given governor abbott until 1:00 p.m. on monday to remove this floating barrier in the rio grande which he says is in place to expel migrants. do you think this is humane and acceptable? >> i think the border crisis has been anything but humane. i think you're seeing the governor do everything he possibly can to secure the border, but you have this states versus central government non-stop going back and forth. the buoys are one step. i think you're seeing how desperate a situation is happening in texas, but what i'm seeing is people are getting injured along the border. people are drowning certainly in that river. i would much rather see not one person step foot in that river vice going through these obstacles in other areas. >> right. the administration says in one week alone agents reported dozens of migrants with injuries including those broken limbs you referenced and drownings, including s

we asked tony gonzales who represents eagle pass. do you support the buoys >> buoys are a deterrent, and i think it's a positive deter. but it's a quarter of a mile of a thousand miles of border it's the shiny object in this. >> reporter: do you believe they will cause more deaths >> i don't know if it's going to increase the numbers, but it's certainly not going to help. >> reporter: no court date has been set yet the department of justice has not filed for emergency injunction, meaning for now the buoys will stay in the water >>> the man responsible for one of the most infamous images frfm january 6 was sentenced monday 44-year-old peter san ditagger arkansas pleaded guilty in february to a charge of assaulting police with a dangerous weapon january 6 he is shown attacking with a flagpole according to aideo, he said that death is remedy for alpitol police officers. >>> dramatic scenes playing out on the streets of israel, as police and protesters clash in a majorly violent way. protesters reached a fever pitch yesterday after a con

we will get an update from actor matthew mcconaughey and tony gonzales to get help for victims of last year's uvalde, texas school massacre. thanks for watching "special report" in washington. the ingraham angle is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: welcome to the ingraham angle, i'm laura ingraham reporting from washington. thank you for spending time with us tonight. >> laura: at a house oversight committee hearing today investigating the hunter biden scandal, the second irs whistleblower revealed himself to the public for the first time. >> coming forward, i believe i'm risking my career, my reputation, and my case work outside of the investigation we are here to discuss. i have recently discovered that people are saying that i must be more credible because i'm a democrat who happens to be married to a man. i'm no more credible than this man sitting next to me due to my -- due to my sexual orientation or my political believes. the truth is, my correct comes today from my job experience with the irs, although i do have my supporters, others have said i'm a traitor to the democratic party and that i

these republicans that have been on tv talking about ken buck says it is theater, the shiny object tony gonzalesle home are concerned about real things michael lawler, richard hudson no one is seriously considering this except kevin mccarthy wants to go on tv all the time and pretend as if it is happening, so it is not happening and i know that aside for you and i hate to burst your bubble about -- >> not versed in, still bubbling. >> jessica: okay, you bubble as long as you want. i wouldn't try to stop you. but i am not afraid of it. and i think that this would actually be a day of celebration for people who think that the system is rigged and we have these two -- two-tiered system of justice because hunter biden didn't get the "sweetheart deal," and i was watching stephanie ruhle last night, she had on joyce vance, who was a u.s. attorney, and she said the judge asked all the right questions. that this was a completely appropriate response to it and that there were things in the deal that hadn't been made public yet. i am not seeing the outrage about -- >> jesse: the judge smelled a rat that t

we will get an update from actor matthew mcconaughey and tony gonzales to get help for victims of lastthe ingraham angle is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: welcome to the ingraham angle, i'm laura ingraham reporting from washington. thank you for spending time with us tonight. >> laura: at a house oversight committee hearing today investigating the hunter biden scandal, the second irs whistleblower revealed himself to the public for the first time. >> coming forward, i believe i'm risking my career, my reputation, and my case work outside of the investigation we are here to discuss. i have recently discovered that people are saying that i must be more credible because i'm a democrat who happens to be married to a man.

congressman tony gonzales calling out the biden administration and congress for their response to the been anything but humane. everything that is happening along the border is just adding fuel to the fire. the governor, no doubt is doing everything it do secure the border. there is a disconnect between what is happening at the top and the person at the ground that is delivering -- that is doing the actual function. to me, congress has to solve this because we have been waiting on a president for decades to solve this and it's not going to be solved. >> listen to this. custom officers seizing 18 pounds of cocaine hidden inside four wheels of cheese at the border. arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will join us later from eagle parks texas with more on the border crisis. and check out this video here, suspected car jack are caught on camera barrier and down a deep san francisco hill before upside down. suspects flee the scenes. they carjacked of the vehicle after hitting its driver with a gun. incredibly no injuries were reported. no arrests have been made either. wild footage th

. >> but texas republican congressman tony gonzales said on cbs face the nation that he believes governor abbott is just doing everything he can to secure the border, adding the congress needs to step up and offer solutions that would send resources and technology to assist border patrol and deal with legal pathways for migrants coming into the u.s.. new numbers are showing that the u.s. is on track to suffer a record-breaking number of mass shootings this year. the nonprofit gun violence archive says there have been 400 mass shootings this year that's defined as a shooting where at least 4 people were shot. that's about 2 mass shootings per day. a recent study by kaiser says about one in 5 americans has a family member who has been killed by a gun. there are no new federal gun laws currently being considered. president biden will sign a proclamation tomorrow for a monument honoring emmett till the black teen from chicago who was abducted, tortured, then brutally killed in 1955. for allegedly whistling at a white woman in mississippi. the emmett till and many till mobley national monument

congressman tony gonzales was already on the ground there and helped us go to the right places.. the families started to invite us into places and hardships that they were going through. they were inviting us in. we had families invite us in to come to the first viewing of their child, and that, to us, felt like we were trespassing, but the mother and father are going, no. please come in. all of a sudden we were down there and camilla got really close and ingrained with quite a few of the families and the mothers in particular, and we left there, and the consensus can we help make their lives matter. so that led to us being in d.c., and then the president asked if i would speak at a press conference there, and sure as hell wasn't going to say no to that. >> jonathan: that was over a year ago. >> yes. >> jonathan: i remember what you said. you said that there's a window to get something done. >> right. >> jonathan: something was done, you know, bipartisan bill. >> 32 days later. >> jonathan: yep, but now we're over a year past that. >> yep. >> jonathan: you're trying to make sure

republican congressman tony gonzales represents eagle pass.eve the wu buoys are actually working? >> it's going to maybe be a deterrent. there has to be more that prevents people from entering that water. >> reporter: and just to give you all a sense, this buoy is about the length of three football fields. and so, migrants are having to go into deeper parts of the water in order to get around it. and then when they do, they're encountering razor wire all along the embankment down there and also dealing with fences like this one preventing them from making it ashore. now, as for what comes next in the lawsuit, the doj has not yet filed for an emergency injunction, meaning for now, the buoys will stay in the water. hoda? >> priscilla thompson for us there in texas. thank you. >>> now to the latest on the possible third indictment facing donald trump. it could come as early as today. this one is over the effort to overturn the 2020 election. this is one of four major investigations that surround the former president, including that classified doc

. - [ksat reporter] in the race for district 8, manny pelaez faces two challengers, tony valdivia and frankie gonzalesfe, who has worked on more than 50 campaigns dating back to the 1990s. she would make state history if elected. - i'm a very proud trans woman running for office in san antonio. - [ksat reporter] chick-fil-a's exclusion from the city's airport... - [frankie] friggin' 35-minute interview and they played like eight seconds. - that's says, "tony valdivia gets my vote." "the one in the middle looks like a dude in a dress." [frankie laughs] - [frankie] that's so cute. - [jeff] and then the reply was, "the one in the middle was a dude in a dress." [frankie laughs] "anti chick-fil-a, too." - it's funny. - no, it's not. those ******* cowards. i don't know what motivates somebody to take your time to do that. [gentle music] - [frankie] it doesn't bother me. - [jeff] mm, should, though. [birds chirping] - hi, guys. - [sloan] abb's not updated yet. - okay. those are the doors that we're knocking on, so when you start walking, you just say, "hello, my name is so-and-so. i'm a volunteer for the fra