westchester county, new york, westchester county is north of new york city. the people that live there held a rare protest over the fact that trump wanted a huge discount on the tax bill for his golf course in their town. way pay our taxes, pay yours, mr. trump. our taxes are higher because you don't pay. why does donald duck his taxes? get it? donald duck. also this is a good one. i'm not a sign gal, but, geez. what that was all about in 2017 was, in fact, a really local issue with big consequences for that town. trump has a big golf course in that town. everybody that owns property in that tax has to pay property tax. that funds services and schools. the way the town decides how much you have to pay as a property owner is sending out an assessor to assess the value of your property. and the higher the value of your property, according to the assessment, the more property tax you have to pay. he thought the golf course should be assessed way lower so he could pay way less in taxes, and he didn't just do that in 2017 the first year he was president. as "the n

let's bring in westchester county executive rob pastorino.the only time we can get any sort of clarity on these issues is by turning to the white house briefing. we asked about these brand-new images of migrants getting off the plane and she explained it like this. i will get your reaction. >> white is the administration flying down migrants from the border to florida and new york to florida in the middle of the night. >> one not sure it's in the middle of the night but let me tell you what's happening here. >> very early in the morning. >> we are talking about really flights. it is our legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they can be swiftly unified with a parent or vented sponsor. so in recent weeks unaccompanied children passed through the westchester airport which i think is what you are referring to, no surprise, the kids can be seen traveling to states not just new york. >> sandra: so cover of darkness and dead of night, why does it seem that they are doing this with such secrecy if this is something they

there were two charter flights arriving westchester county were carrying children and teens, a few people in their twenties on planes that originated in texas, all part of the president's plan to quietly resettle unaccompanied minors illegally crossing the southern border in record numbers. a spokesman for h h s acknowledge the flights a statement saying this will make in recent weeks unaccompanied children passion to westchester airport to be unified with their parents, the post reports some flights dropping off migrant children before continuing to new york. that infuriated florida governor ron desantis who spokeswoman said this in a statement, quote, of the biden administration is so confident their open border policy is good for our country why the secrecy? expect that in a senate hearing today when chris magnus, the nominee to head customs and border protection takes the hot seat. magnus issued a number of statements in op-eds that will draw scrutiny in 2017. here that i'm deeply troubled by the trump administration's campaign against into a series. will recently in a 29 op-ed saying

if westchester wanted to could they have denied these flights from landing?the morning. clearly they did not alert the public to this because they are not going to the terminal. they are landing. these large planes are probably in violation at the airport with weight and height limits where they are going to the other side of the airport. the whole operation was under the cover of darkness. either a nation of laws and borders or we are not. we literally have our own government creating a sanctuary nation because there certainly is no fear of recommendations, there certainly is no worries whatsoever among those coming to the country because they know their new government will take care of them and they certainly are. todd: i want to double back on something rob said, do we know these passengers are not being tested for covid? >> they are not. everybody knows once you take a test it takes a couple days to get that back so you probably have a mix of covid positive people and non-covid positive people that haven't been tested yet. todd: thank you for joining us t

he's lived in westchester for i think his whole career. and this is very much a local issue, at the end of the day. it seems, you know, there were protests and there was a lot of upset because there was a very large tax refund at the end of the day that was issued to this luxury golf course that literally came out of the pockets of, you know. someone with the skill set and temperament and ability to build the case was probably brought on board very, very carefully. >> danya perry who preev previously served in the criminal division of the sdny, thank you for putting this together for us. i appreciate your time. >> all right. thank you. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. dog barks you're right bunker, the medicare enrollment deadline is almost here. if you're on medicare and you want to explore your options, the deadline to enroll is december 7th. so, you should act now. were do i find the right medicare plan? at healthmarkets, they search many of the nation's most recognized carriers so they can help you find the right plan, at the righ

todd: biden's secret, the plane landing at westchester in the tri-state area. he summarized this, in the southern border crisis to communities all around the country often shrouded in secrecy and under the cloak of darkness. >> 21 flights from texas to westchester since august 8th. and the planes were landing between midnight and 6:30 a.m.. the biden administration is so confident, why the secrecy. they talked about those flights, take a listen. >> in westchester county, two or three or four in the morning. with 100 illegal migrants off the plane, most were unaccompanied children. and several of them look to us to be males in their 20s. a police escort out of the airport, and in new york, long island, new jersey. jillian: the white house responded to the new york post report, they are not denying it, it is a legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they can be unified with their parents or a vetted sponsor. todd: why be associated. why do it in 3 hours, the world, the country as a sleep. why then? we talked about how the border crisi

he's lived in westchester for i think his whole career.ch a local issue, at the end of the day. it seems, you know, there were protests and there was a lot of upset because there was a very large tax refund at the end of the day that was issued to of t that was issued to this luxury golf course that literally came out of the pockets of, you know, the local school meal programs and school supplies and the like. and so this seems to me like there were no doubt complaints and those were listened to, and someone with the skill set and the experience to build that case was probably brought on board very, very carefully. >> danya perry, who previously served as deputy chief of the criminal division of the fdny, thank you for helping us put this in context. i really appreciate your time. >> thank you, good night. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. with us. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. i'll also be needing some nail poli

let off in westchester and then going on buses.g, but we know that rather than sending them back to their country and not allowing them to jump the line of those people who are waiting to get into america and get a green card legally, they are actually just putting them and resettling them in our neighborhoods across the country. what can you do about it, anything? >> well, i support legislation to bring this to a halt, to actually force them to disclose what they're doing. we are in a position right now where our local law enforcement don't have any information, our schools don't have information will they be overwhelmed, our hospitals don't know how many people are going to arrive that are unvaccinated and sick. the biden administration's been completely silent because they're trying to move these people through the dark of night, as you mentioned. my colleague, marsha blackburn in the senate, chuck fleischmann in the house, we pushed forward immediately demanding this administration give us information. we put forward legislatio

we had people who are flying westchester county airport in plains and the dead of night, two, three in morning. we had a look and we did see that two planes fly in about 100 illegal -- 100 migrants get off the plane. most of them were unaccompanied children. we are told by the government they were all unaccompanied children. several of them did look to be males in their 20s like teens. they were put onto buses, charter buses ahead of police escorts out of the airport, and dispersed around various places in new york, long island, also new jersey. dropped off at a rest area. we also sent a crew to jacksonville because these flights are coming from texas, mcallen, el paso, houston, and they're coming to planes of via florida. we had a crew down there in the weekend, they offered photos of a flight landing in 15 or 20 illegal migrants got off that plane. they were a bust to that place about 130 miles west of jacksonville. we've done our best to get the information from the government, but we've really been stonewalled. no one wants to talk. we refer to the health and humans is an all they

they are at stewart's fruit farm in yorktown heights in westchester.e seasons are so vivid. that's the one thing you love about living -- >> [indiscernible] pumpkin, geraldo? >> in a bath warm in berlin. >> he was out of his gourd. >> that's a real story and i'm not point to tell you what happens. >> that's what happened in the berlin bathroom. >> the pumpkins? talking about elvis costello. >> just tell the story, geraldo, we have 30 seconds. >> a very cool guy, just wanted to hang out. but he was also very humble. i mean, for most crazy rockers, you think -- why are you laughing? you told me to talk about it. now the audiences going to be deprived -- the audiences went to be -- we left the bathroom and hung out. that's what i'm saying. >> where? >> in berlin. >> you got to hear what happened and that's what happened? >> that was a hell of a story. that's it for us. >> bret: i would actually like to hear more of that story. [laughter] thanks, greg, see you later! good evening! i'm bret baier, coming to tonight from fox news world headquarters in new yo

do you know the community and income ratio in westchester county where this prison is?hills is one of the richest counties in the state. so, you are taking these people from these communities and puttin thein these communities where nobody cares about them. out of sight, out of mind. people are saying they willo other things, they wanto look at what the governor is doing get them out of rikers. but there are things right here in new york city, organizations and resources that these women and trans women could have benefited from. the state has three facilities located in new york city that could have been transformed or repurposed to hold these women until something better could have come along. why put on sentenced people into state facilities? you know the pressure that will have on the state correction officers and their unions? the fights? how people will be neglected even more because they are not state sentenced. the medical in the state is just as bad. have you seen the reports that the centerf justice did on the ath of elders in prison? 55 and over, every three

whenever i get to a town, my first congregation was in westchester, new york and in 18 years in seattle and now here in san francisco. we always look for interfaith roots because we do work for the homeless and work for people who are hungry and for sexual minorities. we find if we can team up that we will be more effective in the work we are doing. >> absolutely. we have a 120 unit apartment complex which is affordable housing for seniors. that has been a mission of st. mark since the 1960s. it is interfaith and not just lutherans. it is an interfaith community that is protecting and providing a home for vulnerable seniors in the city. this affordable housing theme is on the mind of each of us. >> we are working together on that with the interfaith council . we have places for teachers and firefighters and others to live in our community. as reverend henderson said earlier , i don't think i could live in this community without the support of my synagogue. >> say a word about the gun reduction violence piece we worked on together. >> there is a rabbi in my denomination who had a difficu

so he's fallen off the forbes list of richest americans and he's now facing in westchester county anotherult on his claims to his wealth. in that case, he's -- when he likes having a lot of money, he says the golf course is worth $50 million. when he doesn't want to pay his taxes, he says it is worth $1.4 million. wouldn't it be nice if we could all inflate our assets when we want to claim to be very rich, and deflate them when it comes to paying our taxes? >> yeah, it would be lovely. my house is worth $10. how is the financial industry viewing trump properties? >> well, his properties have actually been on a watch list among lenders who are concerned that the revenues have fallen so fast that he won't be able to make payments on the loans he's taken out. and earlier this year, his partner in the two most effective developments he's ever made are saying they're considering getting out of this partnership. so that would drain him of the remaining cash flow that is keeping him afloat. so the presidency has been very bad for donald trump's businesses in the same way that it has been pretty

ainsley: one in westchester stopped in jacksonville and dropped off a crowd there at 10 p.m.hat the open border policy is good for our country, why the secrecy why do this in the middle of the night? >> why not tell the governor of a state we're bringing illegal immigrants to you? steve: we've had governor of tennessee on and he didn't know anything about how they were flying in -- people in the middle of the night whole planes full. op-ed on "the new york post" editorial phage says biden playing deadly game using secret flights to move migrants quote is there's a reason the biden administration is using secret flights if to small airports to move unaccompany minors who illegally cross border they don't want voters to know how many people are being waved into the krnghts because president biden understands that open borders might be the policy of progressives. but it is not popular among the majority of americans. one of the people who did some of the reporting on this, and has opined on it miranda devine has this to say last night with tucker. >> we've had upwards of is.5 mi

rob marciano is in westchester, new york, this morning. and apparently, rob, you want to stay very far away from us in the studio. is it something i said? >> no. did you see how close i was to those college kids yesterday? college kids. >> for our own safety. >> just take a breather and we'll be back at you next week. good to see you gio, juju and whit. we've got issues -- it's the first weekend of october. we're starting to see the atmosphere transition into fall, and we have a slow-moving front that's responding. we have heavy rain across parts of south texas, and this is brownsville. eight inches of rainfall, and we had four inches in corpus christi, and that created problems down there, lower southeast texas. that's where your front is, and that's where all the rain is. chicago to cleveland, to detroit today, and maybe some flash flooding in the tennessee valley, and up through the great lakes as this thing is just really going to be slow, and the front will lay down. ahead of it, temperatures in the northeast will be well above averag

we'll go charter to you a jet -- charter you a jet and send you into chattanooga or knoxville or westchester county. that is what concerns tennesseans. they are seeing what is happening with sex trafficking, with human trafficking. they're afraid of what the cartels are doing because the cartels are saying, thank you, joe biden. the door is open. we are not fearful. we are setting up distribution centers on u.s. soils. that's right. the cartels setting up their distribution centers. why? because joe biden is weak and feckless and doesn't stand up to protect the southern border. there's another thing that they were quite exercised about last night, and it is the issue of election integrity. indeed, i had a tennessean call me at 6:45 this morning and he said, marsha is you got to be kidding me. you mean they want to pass a bill that says anybody can go vote, that you can go vote the day of the election, that you don't have to show an i.d. to vote? he said, you know, i recently had to show not only a vaccine card but my i.d. to prove that was my vaccine card to go sit inside at the n-and-outbur

for instance, here is 647 south and westchester. was a duplex and altered in 1977 but notable architect in a project cited as mosses first built work for the structure it represents streamlined architecture in a distinctive playful late modern designs emphasizing the buildings verticality. that is the basic overview or entry in the back of the book. and then i arrived at the site and got to see the amazing mailboxes on the left. in neighbor walked by said the hay they just painted that billing so i had to go online and see from the middle photo from a couple years ago on google. i don't know about you but i like the old paint job better. so, all of these sites and places lead to other things and that was what was fantastic about the book. there's the 1962 apartment building in granada hills which is a smaller vertical shot in the book. you don't really notice all of these details. but i had to clear the palms you could not include the palms in the shot. but there is just that one shot. but in order to really appreciate you need to s

we have brand-new exclusive video showing migrants secretly flown from texas and the border to westchesterthe airport in the middle of the night, re- again. the new york post wrote the story earlier this week. i enjoyed by fox contributor, miranda devine. it's great to have you here this weekend. thanks for being here. walk us through what this administration is doing as we look at some of this exclusive video that you are able to capture and watching migrants actually getting on buses, getting off planes from the texas border. >> thank you for having me, maria. this is just a glimpse into this vast secret operation that the biden administration is running all around the country. these migrant flights are coming from the border towns, from el paso, up from yuma, arizona, from houston where they loaded these migrant spirit the reason that they are doing it so secretly is because they want to avoid the bad optics. i think joe biden talked about optics last night of having overcrowded cages at the border yard that is what was happening. if you remember, there was some smuggled out video, even

integrated rail plan, you know, basely talking about transport in westchester for the north of englandf anticipation is sort of dropping quite a lot nowjust to where it really that some of these must in transport link ups are not going to be put in place. and it is ridiculous and i think the mayor of greater manchester talked about it a lot, the time it takes to travel between a couple of london burros compared to the time and the distance is the same distance to get across parts of the north of england. it is much needed and i work for the yorkshire post about significantly talks about it then and i cannot believe that they are still having to put this on the front page to try and pressure the government into some action. 50. government into some action. so, liam, government into some action. so, liam. this — government into some action. so, liam. this has _ government into some action. so, liam, this has been described by mr barry as a once in eight 100 year infrastructure project. you've got to build it. basically get it right. do you think there is the feeling that the government a

tim was joining us live from westchester in pennsylvania. he's an associate director at moody's analytics is good to have you with us here on al jazeera. we just heard in kimberly's report there, steven ritual and the economist saying that he was skeptical that any of the moves the president was putting forward would actually have a long term impact. how do you feel about that? yeah, i covered sentiment. i think the, you know, this is a step in the right direction. what president biden has done with, with the task force today, i think is certainly an improvement. and certainly a much needed step given how congested the ports of l. a in long beach has been for context, you know, those 2 ports a low and represent 40 percent of total container traffic that goes into the united states and they're at their most congested historically. so i think what he did was really to provide, you know, sort of much needed temporary relief as well as really try to alleviate the flow of containers going into and out of the united states. do you think that we've

this is in westchester county. this is outstanding news.tely over it but we are going in the right direction and this is a time when we could really be enjoying the fact the cases are going in the right direction. there was a concert i to do go to that i didn't go to because i was concerned about the risk of coronavirus. i am kicking myself now that i didn't go because we may be seeing more when the winter months, but for now things are looking good. the direction is going the way we like. stuart: just out of interest what concert did matt mccarthy miss? >> i did to see the dave matthews band. my friend ben got me tickets. i should have gone but i didn't. it was a regret. cases are moving in the right direction and we've gotten a nice job of getting the vaccine word out and i should have been there singing along to dave. stuart: next time maybe. we will see you again. this is intriguing, a new report shows how worried employers are about the impact of the vaccine mandates. what percentage of employers think that they will lose employees? >>

maria: chartered flights arriving outside of new york city in westchester, private airport carrying teenagers originating in texas obviously originating at the texas border. 1,000 migrant children have already arrived since august and we have averaging 200,000 apprehensions every month. that does not include hundreds of thousands of other got aways this year. president biden is heading back to his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania to try to push spending agenda. of course, not just the cost that moderates are complaining about but the large federal programs that will be in place for some time. getting acts from the bill right now free two-year community college and clean electricity program. the white house says it wants to strike a deal in the next couple of days stressing that the window to finalize a package is closing. democrats also appearing to scale down proposal of irs accounts raising the threshold which still captures most americans and add exemption that would spare some, mentioning firefighters and teachers will be exempt. republicans call the plan unworkable and still subject al

have to put people on the plane to take them, we would have the issue we had with this, it went to westchester, people in and around the communities and greenwich probably not want what ted cruz is trying to suggest. can you imagine 30 years ago, senator joking like senator cruz did there. he is a well educated guy. we have a problem at the border, if you want to shame democrats, shame them with policy. i laid out a predicate, i hate to say on day when secretary mayorkis, my prayers are with him and his family, he is dealing with covid-19 positive test. we have to get a serious person there to manage the crisis and willing to negotiate with republicans. as much as this may get headlines senator cruz, woo get a chuckle, you still have to fly people to martha's vineyard and the hampton. the larger point, we have to incentivize democrats to want to be more serious about this. >> dana: he went to say he knowss the democrats will not move it forward, he is making a point. that is why you do stuff like this. >> greg: exactly, katie, why do you think the flights were at night? they are not hiding fro

from the new york post these flights landing in westchester in new york and early morning hours.ens aki says it's not late in the night it's early morning. it comes as border arrests at their highest level since 1986 maranda devine has a more exclusive details she was there wwith the photojournalist at night one of those videos was shot she joins us live jazz others as well i love how they say it was an early morning flight. it is 2:00 a.m. or 4:00 a.m. an early morning flight? of travel quite a bit my life. >> i mean it was really but typical of the biting administration and the white house press office frankly. they upped the stage and obstruct and never tell you anything they are so opaque i got the runaround during the week when we were trying to fin out more information about thes flights. i think the american people deserve to know where these migrants are being dispersed around the country. at white plains airport we managed to watch two of them come in and watch the beginning of another onewh which is stopp in jacksonville, florida before it went on to white plains. there

just as you saw in westchester county, they are doing this in chattanooga, they are doing in knoxville, they are doing it in other cities across the country. until these individuals present at the health department, the hospital, the school, for services that they need, no one knows that they are there. the federal government is trying to cover this up. there is 1.7 million apprehensions. but that does not include the got always. all of those that are drug traffickers, sex traffickers, gang members that are trying to evade being captured. >> sandra: senator, i know that you have been very concerned about this for months now. we have been talking to you about it, obviously, on the news. we continue to see that these migrants are being placed in other areas of the country. we will see you soon. >> john: fox news alert, sandra we will continue to watch what is going on just north of north port, florida, they are in this nature preserve where a coroner has been called in after police made a discovery of what appears to be personal items belonging to brian laundrie. is there a body in there

it lasted in westchester county airport.w some planes arrived there at 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. and similar flights have also been spotted in jacksonville, florida. ted cruz wants the flights grounded. >> their entire political strategy is based on secrecy. joe biden and kamala harris caused this. their entire strategy is ignore it. they're counting on the corrupt corporate media to ignore it. of course they fly in the middle of the night because they have no defense. >> under what is known as the flores agreement, the administration has to by law release under age migrants within 20 days. it uses facilities that sometimes are far away from the border to do that. the white house press secretary jen psaki said the administration is simply carrying out its legal responsibility. >> no surprise that kids can be seen traveling through states not just in new york. it's something that we're working to unite children with their family members or vetted sponsors in other parts of the country as well. >> the plane was back in the air today,

i'm worried because even when it's objectively obvious, they are flying children at night into westchester and i don't think anybody knows where they're going, what's happening to them and the white house is just totally out of touch with reality and frankly so is the democratic party in the house in the senate. >> will: we will have to have a longer conversation about this because i'm fascinated about what you said to. i struggle with the language as well. i think they are developing a pseudo-reality, they have manipulated so successfully there is no need to adapt to what they think is the real reality. this much more here but i need to ask you about a new story as well. new report out democratic donors see this reality. joe biden has no future politically, kamala harris has no future politically and democratic donors are now looking to pete buttigieg as the possible future may be as early as 2024. how is that for reality? >> you've got in pete buttigieg somebody who took two months off on family leave leaving behind nobody in charge of the department of transportation as we drifted into

friday night at new york's westchester county airport which is just north of new york city.ord shows some planes arrived there at two and four in the morning. in similar flights have been spotted in florida. speak out why is immigration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure it's in the middle of the night but let me tell you what is happening here. >> 2:13:00 a.m. very early in the morning. >> early flights. earlier than you might like to take a fly. it is our legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they swiftly -- can be swiftly unified with parents or a vetted sponsor. speak of what the white house tries to downplay the secretive nature of the flights, ted cruz wants them grounded. >> their entire political strategy is based on secrecy. joe biden and kamala harris causeless in their entire strategy is ignored. and they are counting on the corrupt corporate media to ignore it as well. so of course they fly in the middle of the night because i have no defense. >> if

with second-degree intentional murder in the death of his first wife, kathie durst, in 1982 in westchester's a little north of new york city. kathie durst at the time was just about to finish medical school. she had her whole life before her and then suddenly was missing. durst's family, the billionaire durst family, they stood by his side at the time. but robert durst has spent his whole life trying to evade law enforcement because he was so concerned that he was going to be charged with her murder. now kathie's family has never had answers. they have so many questions to this day. their attorney, bob abrams, has released a statement, and it says, "robert durst has now been formally charged with the murder of kathleen mccormick durst. we are very happy with this development at this time, however, we will not be making any further comments until the grand jury process is completed." robert durst was just convicted and sentenced in los angeles for the murder of his best friend, susan berman. prosecutors alleged that durst had to murder berman because she knew the truth about kathie and that

according to the report, the post saw two planes last at westchester county airport landing around 1000 p.m. at night, sometimes early in the morning, flight tracking records also from august show these planes full of illegal immigrants landing in the middle the night, 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., resettling illegal immigrants in the middle of the night, no transparency whatsoever, no explanation from team biden. is at the biden united's dictionary states of america where he gets to pick and choosd what laws he doesn't? he gets to aid and abet in the lawbreaking, here is how circle back, chief propagandist at the white house jen psaki remanded when asked about it by our own peter doocy, take a look. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> i'm not sure if it is the middle the knife and let me tell you what is happening here. >> four: 29:00 a.m., very early in the morning -- >> early flights, earlier than you might like to take a flight. >> sean: remember, wasn't it chief propagandist psaki that

his congressional district includes westchester and rockland counties. and he is always a good sport about joining us early in the morning. good to see you. i want to start with this january 6th stuff because benny thompson is we will go after you if you don't respect your subpoena. we will come after you. mixed with what phil has been reporting. the importance of january 6th is decreasing. i just want to get your take on that. >> well, it speaks to the fact that our democracy is in crisis. the idea that the violent, domestic terrorist-led insurrection at the capital that nearly resulted in deaths tells you everything we need to know about who are the adults in the room, so to speak, and why it is so important that democrats retain control of the majorities in congress that they currently had because the alternative is too grim to contemplate. >> so the idea about retaining control is passing legislation or doing things that americans want. and that is part of a big budget reconciliation bill and the smaller infrastructure bill, neither of which have gon

his congressional districts includes parts of the bronx and westchester county. he's a member of the progressive caucus and house chair of the labor committee and a great friend of our show. representative bowman, good morning to you. thank you for being with us. help me with this thesis that the conversation about 3.5 trillion, and 2.5 trillion and 1.5 trillion, a, goes over everybody's heads and doesn't speak to what you're trying to buy. if somebody wants to sell me something i need to know what value i'm getting from that thing. i can't decide what's too little or too much money. >> absolutely. good morning, velshi. great to see you, as always. with both aspects of this bill, the infrastructure bill which is the hard infrastructure and the reconciliation bill and the human infrastructure and they both make up biden's agenda and they both make up the agenda. we are investing in things that will be transform tiff in people's lives today and for the future of our democracy. so we're talking with universal child care where you will not have to spend more than 7%

now, the new york post has photos of those charter planes flying into westchester county airport, since. after they arrive, some are being driven by bus to new jersey where migrants meet up with sponsors or relatives. others are being brought to long island, the bronx, brooklyn, queens, and parts of connecticut. the new york post is reporting that planes have also been making stops in jacksonville, florida. the department of health and human services responding to the report yesterday, acknowledging that in recent weeks, unaccompanied children pass through westchester airport. this is absolutely incredible. we heard this first from marsha blackburn, angela, and she came on the program, senator blackburn, and told us that she understood that they were flying people into tennessee and then i had heard from a source that it was more new york and other big cities. but we even now have the admission from the department of homeland security that they're doing this and they're doing it in the dead of night. your thoughts? >> this policy turns every state into a border state. this does not fix

bowman: organizations in my district like safe horizon, family services of westchester and the ymca are a lifeline of support for survivors of domestic violence and the federal government should support groups on the ground like them doing this important work. i strongly believe that together we can prevent all balance and create a culture of care for one another. this legislation which will authorize funding for preventative and culturally responsive services is an essential step towards this vision. i am proud to co-sponsor this bill and rise in support of this passage. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from arizona seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. the biden administration and democrats are causing one crisis after another, whether it's the disastrous crawl from afghanistan, whether it's open border policy where caravan

the secret drop-offs of people come in, flown in the middle of the night to places like new york, westchesterght outside of new york city, off-loaded, god knows where they go from there. you're asking for help from an attorney general ever the united states who is part of this administration, involved in this, these, i wouldn't say accomplices of human smugglers, people who at least make their job easier? >> yeah, it's shocking to me that someone who believes very strongly in the rule of law, you have an attorney general that is willing to call parents that protest the vaccine mandates or critical race theory at school board meetings, he wants to investigate them but the biden administration is giving a free pass to the cartels and their enablers to companies like facebook. that is disgraceful. david: forgive me for interrupting but what do you expect to get from ag garland? who we see on the left-hand side of the screen here, if in fact he is not doing anything to close the borders right now, not doing much to stop the facebook? >> we have multiple lawsuits going on. we're pleading with them

right, dropping illegals off from private jets to private airports in your state, new york, and westchesterhard to believe that they care about our money with all of this. very quickly, we've got to jump. do you think the chances that nothing gets done just rose? >> i think that is going to -- i think we're going to do -- we did a continuing resolution yesterday on transportation yesterday. i think you'll see us do that again. i hope that we can actually have a deal. i just don't think there's anything that i can possibly vote for based on the mechanics and the structure of this bill. we'll see what happens. i hope republicans stick together. this is not a good bill even for moderates, not even moderate democrats. we're all waiting on senator sinema and senator manchin. let's hope they hold the line. right now, these people are the tail wagging the dog, the progressives. the speaker was speaking from her pulpit yesterday. maria: 11% infrastructure, they're calling it infrastructure. good to see you. quick break and facebook going meta. parler's ceo is here, he'll give reaction to facebook's

they went out to westchester which is a suburb of new york as you know. are going to the social service shelter in new york out there on long island. mercy first which is the catholic charity is welcoming them in taking care of them an providing shelter for them. were you told that you were going get 2600 or was that a secret and they just put them in the shelters and didn't want anyone to know? >> no, it was a secret. some of these flights come in in the middle of the night there's no heads up now if you want to question administration once you find out about it they'll say well this isn't a secret. yeah but none of us knew that was gong happen and questions regards to what kind of vetting took playings and who are these people an how many of them are over 18 how many people are urged 18 we know that people are legally crossing the border. we see the pictures the video of migrants at the border and all of a sudden they're not there anymore. we know that you're not sending them all back so we have questions about where they're gong who they are, we have i

host: nick, westchester, pennsylvania, democratic. caller: thank you.you're talking about biden's economic plans. one of the things i think is missing is the cancellation of student debt. he pushes off the compromise to congress. this is an issue that affects so many americans. the medium borrower -- do you support the cancellation of all student debt and free college for all? are you going to be fighting to push president biden to implement this? guest: thank you so much for that question. it is a huge issue, particularly in pennsylvania, where we have a higher percentage of our population with student debt and the amount of that debt is higher than most of the country. there are a lot of solutions we need to look at including getting the pennsylvania state legislature to do a better job funding higher education but clearly we need to move forward with a combination of cancellation of debt, making sure the student loan repayment programs work, making sure that people don't get in that position in the first place, that we are not setting people up for f