today, 500 of them in them saying that the crisis, 500 people arriving in florida is not a crisis uriel, how much of what we're seeing at the border in our politics and this. and the inaction is, from your perspective, driven by racism. well, no, it's hard to tell, right? you know, no one has no one in the federal government has come out and said, we're specific. we're picking specific migrants. but i think that when we see stories about when a federal government and what the able to muster up the resources and there were political well to help ukrainian come into the country. you know, that's not only. busy those resources are, are disappear when we're talking about ministry and new cut out when cubans and they're coming. and these are people coming from countries in which the u. s. government has described dose dose specific countries as being run by a dictator. so, i mean, i think, i think we can see, based on those stories and based that we treated ukrainian refugees and the desperate treatment to latin american immigrants where you're getting to a point that i think is very importa

we can't build a wall that will shut us out from the rest of the world, uriel, i'd like to give you the last word and ask you is we kind of talk about this and how to unpack this. i read your, your coverage of this. it's excellent, i recommended every one, a search, serial garcia and texas tribune and, and get your updates. but on this broad side of exporting, you know, the border challenges of immigration at the border to other states which abbot and de santis did. how did that play locally, and what are your thoughts on, on the sensitivities that the rest of the country should have to this immigration problem? look, i think the point that any american should ask themselves is that we have an issue, right? people are leaner countries, and as americans we should ask ourselves, how do we want to handle this issue? do we want to handle the fish or just clothing off the border, putting up was sending the military? or do we want to be humane and help people who are asking for help? and so for angie wilson, activists and advocates, we've been working with migrants coming across the border fo

this illegal act is telling the issue that swedish foreign minister tobias beserum also attracted uriel and the level of kurds. there is no connection between the irgc and terrorism that can put the irgc's name in the list of terrorist groups next to europe's backward looking or in the past days, contrary to the previous claims, they did not vote to end the jcpoa negotiations , considering all this , it is difficult to reach the conclusion of the efforts to achieve progress in the talks about the iran nuclear agreement, however, the fact is that he said nuclear is on standby and not another thing that you said and progress has not been achieved is that the declaration of irgc as a terrorist has been stopped for the time being, but this action is a clear self-address or is it 30 actions and double standards of the europeans regarding terrorism, in a situation where ramsar was trying to include the irgc in the list of terrorist groups. has it westerners have played an effective role three times in the past year in the fight against terrorism, especially in the region, and against isis as

jeff could channel music from the if uriel. -- ethereal.ur millions of fans. >> despite being in the rock guitarist pantheon and ranking fifth in the list of 100 greatest guitarists of all time, he so focused on playing instrumental music which did not give him the commercial success of his contemporaries. 2022 is marked by his collaboration with johnny depp. >> there was a knock at the door and someone saying johnny depp would like to meet you. i didn't know him. he was just -- he was like a brother and straightaway we laughed and we been laughing for the last six years. >> a memorable tribute is that of mick jagger who posted this video of the two of them in their 70's having fun like they did in the good old days. >> mick jagger jimmy page rod stewart you name it, they've all been paying their tribute to jeff beck today. let's bring in our guest. thank you for being with us. why is jeff beck so restrict -- soespected in the music business? >> because he innovated. he changed what was possible on the instrument. >> jeff beck was as you sa

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host: this is uriel garcia with the texas tribune, you can find the work he does on their website.sidential visit to the border into other issues, thanks for your time. guest: thanks for having me on. host: a little more than 15 minutes on open forum, this is las vegas republican line. caller: my line dropped earlier. i was going to mention, when you asked mr. zandi, a lot of viewers called in about the price of gas and groceries and things like that. he really sidestepped the second part of the question when you said groceries, because we have a hard time looking at 9% inflation or 60.1% cpi. i purchased a dozen eggs it is $7.19. i keep receipts from a year ago, a year ago a dozen eggs was $1.89. where's the 7.9 inflation? when you're looking at coffee, one of the supermarket chains says here's the everyday low price, a 16 ounce can of coffee at $9.99, where's the six-point night inflation? your guest -- 6.9 inflation? not to say he is full of crop like the other person said, but he sidestepped what his people in the pocketbook. it is hard to say we have 3.9% unemployment and infl