we saw midnight migrant flights in the westchester suburbs. the flights were uncovered. plus -- >> hunter under federal investigation, charges could be coming any time. this is a real problem for the bidens, could he decide not to run fere-election given his son? >> ashley: it is a big problem for the president, far cry from the media coverup in 2022. we'll have more on this, you don't want to miss it. ♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> ashley: mayor eric adams is furious with greg abbott after a second bus of illegal immigrants arrives in new york city. >> todd: governor abbott plans to send more. ma

they tried to and make a big deal out of the fact that she grew up partly in westchester as if to imply that you know, she was like actually secretly wealthy or something and a lot of a lot of the biographies actually about her early early years and some of some of the most revelatory stuff and so what was westchester for alexandria casio cortez andrea do you want to take this or you know zero the biography parts that you go? she and andrea wrote a wonderful section about her. she she went back and forth to puerto rico a lot when she was a kid and and her mom was born there and her whole and her whole family was there and then many of her dad's relatives were also there and they would spend she and her brother would spend summer's in puerto rico, especially when her parents were working and they didn't know they didn't have any child care. so the reality of yorktown heights was that the family moved up there when alexandria who was called sandy as a little kid what became school age and they wanted to find a good public school for their kids and they lived in the bronx and the schools t

westchester, as you all know, is like 20 minutes away. it's not that far away.t's the difference? i don't see the difference. >> kayleigh: there isn't a difference. rachel, and other false allegation they are leveling is at the texas governor is forcing people to sign ndas. they say migrants boarding these buses are not signing these nda's. here's what they are signing. we have a picture of the farm, you can see it. the only form we are told they are signing reads, "i, filling your name, agreed to be transported by the state of texas or its designated agency officials to locations out of texas such as d.c. or new york. i agree to hold the state of texas or its officials harmless of all liability," in the form goes on. the point i'm making, this is a voluntary choice they are making. nobody's being forced onto a b bus. >> rachel: no, and they've interviewed the migrants themselves. and they've said, "thanks for the ride, i want to go to new york, my family as they are." and the bracelets, i have seen no one in the biden administration ever complain about the way

project veritas is located in westchester county, new york 45 minutes north of new york city. we have a few dozen journalists roaming the country undercover. >> was your life like zero to 18? >> are right about that in my first book. my father and grandfather were in construction and property maintenance and i help them up until my teenage years. i write about some of that story and the story of resilience in my life. i didn't ever think i was going to be a journalist, but i watched local news in new york fox five nbc four abc seven. i read the new york times every day. i read newspapers every day for a year or two. i found mike wallace once said this. he said it best. things were not as they seemed and rarely as they should be. i didn't know what to do with that sentiment. i didn't know what that meant to meet. was i going to be an actor? work in finance? work with my dad? i wanted to do something about that. things were not portrayed accurately. as a student at rutgers, i became a columnist for the paper . it was the daily newspaper at rutgers university. i was let go from t

. >> se llama randall westchester se encuentra todavÍa en prisiÓn >>> las autoridades han lanzado esta que la policÍa estatal investiga quÉ fue realmente lo que sucedÓo las imÁgenes son muy claras hay violencia pero hay que saber exactamente quÉ fue lo que condujo a esta violencia que parece a juicio de lo que vemos en las imÁgenes haber sido excesiva para controlar a esta persona yo no creo que haya una razÓn vÁlida. >> lo que tiene que investigar la policÍa de quÉ es lo que estaba ofreciendo demasiada resistencia por el momento las imÁgenes no dejan de ser perturbadoras >>> muchas gracias por contarnos el caso >>> rusia ha cruzado. >> hija de alexander d. un filÓsofo escritor muriÓ al. >> el servicio de seguridad federal de rusia asegura que la puso una ciudadana ucrania que luego huyÓ a estonia ucrania niega esas acusaciones. >> nuevos datos sobre la expulsaciÓn en el caso de los 43 desaparecidos de ayotzinapa. >> ha negado que se estÉ persiguiendo al expresidente peÑa nieto ni tampoco al exsecretario de defensa nacional y que la fiscalÍa conocÍa la manera en que habÍan desaparecido

in westchester. buses from texas car of governor abbott this has been going on for -- since last summer. it is over a year now that the biden administration has been sending these all over the country from border to disperse the terrible problem they have down there, illegal migration including into new york, i mean it was at one point every single night they had to have westchester aviator, over through hudson valley to cater for it people are taking places in homeless he shelters, affordable housing that new yorkers are paying for. maria: that is incredible, miranda we will be watching your pieces in the "new york post," thanks very much for being here this morning. miranda devine joining us this morning. >> thank you so much maria. maria: we will see you soon ceo of vitamin shop on the agenda right after this. . and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to

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. >> todd: you willing to go to westchester? drastic new step may finally force the city to do something about it, wait until you hear what it is, you will love it. >> ashley: concern for a fuel shortage heading into fall and winter. ronny jackson and tomi lahren here in a moment, don't miss "fox and friends first." >> ashley: tax experts say president biden student loan handout could raise taxes by $1100. >> todd: kevin corke joins us. >> kevin: there is always a little spin. the administration does have a plan to get taxpayers to get money back in the way of student loan relief. the plan to pick up the tab for $10,000 in student loan debt could come at a cost in the form of taxes. this is a nonpartisan think tank and beneficiaries of the biden tax plan could be on the for $1100. but even though experts agree american taxpayers will foot the bill, the white house simply won't admit it and prefer to turn the subject to tax cuts. >> a lot of the same people criticizing what we rightly did in following through on commitment we mad

new york city, we followed it in jersey, they called the police on the camera crew, and also in westchesteroming to new york, the migrants, you know, they said these people are coming from texas, but they were not coming from texas. the joe biden administration was flying them in and then dropping them off at local communities. and so greg abbott said okay, if you want them, you want to do this and he shipped them there. but what it's doing right now is highlighting the hypocrisy from the left, they were all about compassion and giving handouts, so they were on their lines and it's in this conservative area where all of them have gone. and now they are factored in, they don't care about it. $80 billion now, how about you send that money to the border for the men and women that are trying to keep us safe on a day-to-day basis. jeanine: you know, sandra, they are a sanctuary city. why don't they just bear the burden of sanctuary cities there. >> the irony is that he told greg abbott that the solution that you should provide is housing for the migrants. and that is what he offered. i have to s

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we talked about before how they were flying them into westchester airport at 4:00 a.m. they don't want this to be seen. they don't want anybody to talk about the border. they don't want it talked about. the only thing they want to talk about is a guy on horseback trying to control the border, and only then they want to punish that guy. this is never going to be front and center. it's always going to be in the shadows, because they want it in the shadows. don't they, steven? >> this is evil, jesse. it's pure evil, what's happening. i've been on your show so many times, we've had this conversation so many times. i'm at my wit's end right now. i wish i could sit here today and tell you this is going to get under control. this is going to turn around. we have to wake up as a country. we need republicans -- yes, they're in the minority, they don't control the house, they don't control the senate. we need republicans to understand this is modern-day slavery at our border. this is sex trafficking. little girls, little boys, are being raped in stash houses. every day we need to

the democratic party main radical is sandy cortez out of westchester. how radical? she defends the intel agency and neocon. maybe they're defending the status quo. that's exactly what they're doing. they're doing it because they have no other plan. the sad truth is that people who run the democratic party have given up, on the party, people who live here. they have no solutions for you. they're not even pretending that they do. climate. they don't imagine a future. take more pills. might as well cut off your junk and pretend to be a girl. that's not a caricature. they're saying that out loud. they're done. now, the republican party, by contrast, is suddenly showing signs of life, thinking and responding to reality. there are faint signs, trust me, the people who run it have no interest in i think whiching the republican party. liz cheney and mitch mcconnell are enraged by the changes. they're intent with 2003. they'd like to invade iraq actually. mitch mcconnell has gotten rich from china. they're not controlling the party. the republican party is changing. we know

those flights into westchester and newburgh and long island aren't paying off?t just a humanitarian crisis, immigration is affecting our elections. newly uncovered documents show hundreds of illegal aliens are on the voter rolls in north carolina, how is this possible? russell vote is the president for the center of renewing america, what can you tell me about this? >> we've identified these documents with our sister organization the american accountability foundation, the extent to which there is systemic and voter fraud being done in north carolina at the state board of election level and the dmv to incentivize illegal immigrants voting in the election which they are not supposed to do. what we have is documents and email traffic from the u.s. attorney in the eastern district of north carolina to the state board of education saying you have this problem, you're not taking the illegal immigrants off of the roles. you're not taking people convicted of voter fraud off the roles and what is worse and gets to the extent of it, the dmv is prepopulating the applicati

and before the buses arrived in new york city, we saw a midnight migrant flights arrive in the westchester sounded the alarm over the secret plates and we will talk to him and next, ashley. >> ashley: the new york city bodega worker who defendant himself behind an attack is reportedly fearing for his life and looking to leave the violent city now that murder charges against him are finally dropped. and though bodega association assisting jose elbow joints me now and thank you for being with us this morning. you actually had a meeting with d.a. alvin bragg. into it kind of went sour because of the question you asked. you asked point blank what he doesn't want to prosecute criminals but what was his response to you? >> to charge the criminals. they didn't give an answer. that they would do it. and we don't, we will have a wave of crimes every day because there is no way to punish the criminals and they are going to get away with it so that is going to be -- that is already something out of control. we have so much violence that is very hard for all people to control this situation. if we don

. >> carley: president biden has been flying into westchester airport.ing them. what is the difference? >> there is no difference. they didn't say a word the past year and a half or the biden administration flying people in the middle of the night in secret peer that is okay. they didn't say a word. the republican governor since that to them, this is politics at its worst. new york city is a sanctuary city. washington do you see is a sanctuary city. this is a magnet and one reason people come. they had arrested for crime but they want ice to be removed. that is another question, congress needs to ask i.c.e people encountered in the first years of joe biden's administration based on immigration court data, 9 out of 10 central americans will not get released. they will be ordered removed because they don't show up for the judge orders them removed. how many of those order to be removed has ice deported? that is a congress needs to ask because that number is close to zero and these people are not going anywhere. >> carley: we have some new numbers released

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mondaire jones was elected two years ago to represent a district just north of the city, parts of westchesterland county, but because of redistricting, he chose not to compete against one of his freshman colleagues. instead, he moved to this newly drawn tenth district, which is lower manhattan, really politically active dwistrict, bt he's competing against a dozen other candidates. several running in the progressive lane, which is what he styled himself as. so even in recent days he's been lamenting that they're kind of, the failure to consolidate means we don't really know, they don't really know who's going to come out on top. i can tell you that mondaire jones and dan goldman, who does have some name recognition have been getting the most attention, the most air time, so there's a lot of eyes on dan goldman as well. it could be a narrow win here. >> let's go to leyla santiago in florida right now. the race there in florida is on to see which democratic candidate is going to face off against republican governor ron desantis. who has a better chance right now, do you think? >> well, i asked

trump as a whole all of other properties, trump tower, bedminster bedminster, the place up in westchester we think those other residences of trump's are gonna get searched anytime soon? is there any reason to think you can only keep all this jazz down there? >> there's no indication of that so far but i want to point out one part in the timeline that i think is important here. one thing we have learned in addition to this filing is just so many classified documents were turned over voluntarily quote unquote in response to the subpoena that was issued in may, and was acted upon in early june. remember, this is this initial 15 boxes that were turned over to national archives, a whole bunch of classified documents that were supposed to be there, he wasn't supposed of any of those documents to begin with. fast forward, he wants five months down the line to may when they issued a grand jury subpoena. in response to that subpoena, the presidents counsel hands over bunch more documents. guess what? lo and behold, as a whole bunch of low classified documents near that he's not supposed to have. f

mondaire jones is a sitting congressman from the westchester suburbs but he did not have a place to runng, so he chose to come down to the city. these three candidates are splitting the liberal progressive vote. dan goldman, known for his work for the house impeachment of trump's first impeachment. he worked with the democrats, was a lead prosecutor. he's running a more moderate lane there. we'll see if he ends up successful tonight. and in upstate new york, we actually have a d versus r special election tonight. p pat ryan, and mark malanarro. it voted for obama, then trump, then biden. it's a closely divided district. this result may give us clues to where the overall political dynamic is heading into the midterms. >> let's head down to florida. a number of interesting races there. >> yeah, the key contest here is the democratic primary for governor between former governor charlie crist, he was a republican back then, now a congressman and a democrat, nikki fried, the only democrat elected state-wide. the winner of this takes on ron desantis, the biggest name in republican politics ot

the northeast, i talked to one of the largest synagogues in westchester and when i talk about the doingter care, they look at me like i'm crazy. i've had people ask me don't they want to convert the kids. we can talk about that another time. you feel like you are part of a community that supports this and its normal. i've talked to people about what they call foster friendly churches, so people who walk into a church with a child that is traumatized or having outbursts and does it belong to the kind of institution where people think okay that child is totally welcome here and i understand the disruption. we are not going to point and wonder why that person is through the service. i have friends with kids who have developed mental problems and i think they don't feel welcome in a lot of institutions in their community because like how do i get my child to a higher sat score, dealing with a child's trauma or that much different behavior if we are going to encourage more people to foster their have to be so many changes. >> older adults that were placed in such institutions and "the new yo

there is also a criminal investigation by the westchester district attorney's office into the propertyal golf club west chester. and also entitlements of trump in january 6th attack from members of congress, capitol police officers, and from the aa c p. and the defamation, -- all i can say, his lawyer up to trump, laura. >> coming up, a delaware man crashes his car into a capitol barricade and dies by suicide, as the fbi warns of rising threats against law enforcement. f rising threats against la enforcement. enforcement. it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. find your relief they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtime, and delivering on time depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four

from about 70 miles away from manhattan, in westchester county. that area, winning a tough primary, in the last cycle, to advance into a very safe seat. he is a progressive, a big voice on capitol hill, even though he's in his mid 30s. he is also viewed as a legislature. he gets a lot of work done in his first two years in congress. this was going to be a difficult race. moving in this district, away from his home base, and into the part of the city. right now, here is where things stand. dan goldman, you'll recognize him from the impeachment hearings, the former federal prosecutor. he has a significant amount of money. the air to the levi strauss fortune, to some degree. he has utilize that money, over the course of the last 12 weeks. he is blanketed the airwaves with advertisements. he's trying to capitalize on the mar-a-lago search saying, absolutely, he is the democrat to continue the fight against donald trump. he showed up during impeachment hearings, and according to him, he can do it in congress as well. but, this is a race that has a seri

when he does, his plan is to move to westchester county or to new jersey. shannon? he does seem like he's fighting hard to make it work. always been a hard worker. thanks, madison, for his story. >> thank you. >> shannon: president biden trying to hit the reset building around the build democrats are calling the inflation reduction act. republicans call it a disaster. number crunches say it's not going to reduce inflation. marc thiessen and connell mcshane are standing by. for to aishah hasnie live at the white house. good afternoon, aishah. good to see you this afternoon. >> you're right. good afternoon. good to see you there on that chair. look, the president is about to sign this inflation reduction act as the democrats call it. as he is about to do that, the elephant in the room you could say is that big question of whether this is actual will going to do anything at all to the inflation that millions of americans are suffering through right now as they go to the grocery stores and as they pay sky high prices nor the common goods. what is it actually going to do

and in westchester county, congressman maloney, who is the chair of the democrats house campaign armfacing a challenge from state senator biaggi, who has the backing of congresswoman ocasio cortez. now, i talked to mr. maloney just in the last hour. he's feeling good about that race and he's not taking anything for grant it. but after all the dust is settles, they want to focus on beating republicans this fall. >> thank you so much. mark murray, i know you're interested in new york too, because you see this and this race between patriaian, the democrat, who has largely made abortion rights, versus mark molinaro who has made inflation as the key points. >> particularly in this swing district, new york 19 encompassing the hudson river valley, just a little bit north of new york city, and what is interesting here is that this is a district that barack obama ended up winning twice, that donald trump won in 2016. and then joe biden was able to win in 2020. almost kind of like the perfect type of swing district for us to follow. now, sometimes in midterm environments, you have the politica

trump has a whole lot of other properties, trump tower, bedminster, the place up in westchester.r residences of trump's are gonna get searched anytime soon? is there any reason to think you can only keep all this jazz down there? >> there's no indication of that so far but i want to point out one part in the timeline that i think is important here. one thing we have learned in addition to this filing is just so many classified documents were turned over voluntarily quote unquote in response to the subpoena that was issued in may, and was acted upon in early june. remember, this is this initial 15 boxes that were turned over to national archives, a whole bunch of classified documents in there that weren't supposed to be there, he wasn't supposed of any of those documents to begin with. fast forward, he wants five months down the line to may when they issued a grand jury subpoena. in response to that subpoena, the president's counsel hands over bunch more documents. guess what? lo and behold, as a whole bunch of low classified documents near that he's not supposed to have. fast for

and did you really think the wicked witch of the westchester, new york, would try to capitalize on the crop right? the last fight explains. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you might not be surprised to hear that hillary clinton is trying to profit off the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. she tweeted out "every but her emails that or short sold help onward to the other partners defend democracy. build a progressive bench and fight for our values." just think of once a grifter, always a greater. that's it willwe still write thy couldn't forget to set your dvr so you always stay connected with us and thank you for watching the cover member, its american nought five. greg gutfeld takes it all from you. >> todd: fox news alert, the fallout and fury continues over the fbi raid of former president 's mar-a-lago -- >> carley: the fbi spent hours going to melania trump's wardrobe, in the former president's private office and didn't allow anyone from grub's legal team in the room. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this one is is demonic carley shimkus. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. is more details come to light, republican

in the northeast i belong to what of the largest synagogues in westchester there are 800 families. when i talk to people about doing foster care they look at a me like i am crazy. i had people ask me don't christians do that because they want to convertrt the kids. we can talk about that another time you have to feel like your community that supports this and where it's normal and fostering is normal i talk to people about what they call foster friendly churches. people who walk into a church with a child who has been traumatized like a child who might thing their head against therc wall or having outbursts,o you belong to the religious institution where people think that that child is totally welcome here, were not going to point and stare in wonder why that person under present state through the service. i am friends with kids who have developmental problems and i think they would even say that they don't feel welcome and a lot of institutions in their community. the way we think about parenting today how do i get my kid a higher sat score, they are not thinking about this level

mayor, thoe flights into westchester and newburgh, long island, aren't paying off. it's notin justg humanitarian crisis. immigration is affecting our elections. newly uncovered documents show hundreds affectiou the illegal e on the voter rolls in north r carolina. how is this possible, russellte voters, the president, the center for renewing america, which justt obtained those documents. russell, what could you tell me about this? hi yeah, thanks, brian . we're note what we've identified through these documents from the freedom of information act with our sister organization, americans whe accountability foundation is the extent to which there is systemic voter fraud being done in north carolina at the state board of election levelorthe bo and the dmv to incentivize illegal immigrants voting in the election, which they're not supposed to do. and what we have the documents and email traffic from the attorney, u.s. attorney in the eastern district of north carolina to the state board of education t t say, look, you hay this problem. you're not taking the illegal immig

midwest and further out west but in the northeast, i belong to one of the largest synagogues in westchesterthere's 800 families. when i talk to people about doing foster care, they look at me like i'm crazy. people ask me don't christians just do that because they want to convert d the kids, but you have to feel like you're part of a community that supports this and it's not just fostering isn't normal and what they call foster friendly churches. people that walk into a church with a child who's been traumatized for bringing their head against the wall were having outbursts and do you belong to the kind of religious institution where people think that child is totally welcome here and i understand that disruption and that is not through the service, and i think i have friends with kids who have developmental problems and i think they would even say they don't feel welcome and a lot of institutions in their community because the way we think about parenting today how would i get my kid a higher sat score. they are not thinking about this level of dealing with a child's trauma or that much di

was a daughter of wall street wealth, born on the upper east side of new york and raised in tony westchestercounty. and, more than any other woman it is really ruth nichols who will challenge immediate air court for most accomplished female aviator in this time in the 1920s and 30s. for ruth it is a journey that really begins when she is just a young girl. not much older than the students right here on the campus at mary washington. when she graduates from high school in 1918 her parents want her to get married, they want her to marry well. so that the story of her marriage might appear in the new york times. but the first bold decision that ruth nichols makes for herself is that she's not going to do that. and she defies her parents wishes and instead, she goes to college. this is ruth nichols graduation photograph. 1924. at wellesley college in massachusetts. a school for women that of course, still exist today. and it was here at wellesley that ruth nichols decided not only did she want to choose her own path, not only did she want to live her own life, she wanted to fly planes. and in 19

he been, bringing attention to us that there were illegal aliens being flown in overnight into westchester which is in an hour and a half away, putting them on buses and going right into new york city, you mean to tell me the mayor was unaware of this? this is being done by the president of the united states and you want to get eric adams to the rio grande and the border just have beyoncÉ and jay low down there and if it's a celebrity will show up. jackie: i live in new york city, dealing with the struggles people have on a daily basis myself, crime, homelessness, mental illness all over the streets and you see this, we elected him because he said he was going to clean up crime, hasn't done much about it but he does a lot of socializing that page 6 likes to report on but we are in serious trouble and people are becoming fed up with mayor adams, your grace period is done. >> not only that but we are sanctuary city, the definition of sanctuary as we welcome the illegal aliens, the same mayor who wants them to vote, he had new york city council passed a law, not for republicans going to state

he should be madder at the flights that landed in the middle of westchester county, new york, or long or governor. they drop them in and say the class of 25 is 37, the 12 students don't speak english. they need resources, additional resources from taxpayer dollars to make sure those kids can gradually learn as much as the other kids. is there any reason and incentive to do things right? for mayor adams to say it's anti-american for the governor of texas to secure a border and state for its own citizens then ask for the texas rangers and texas national guard to take the illegals and send them back to the ports of entry and do this, guys, add this to the frey. they are saying hey, when we deliver them, we deliver them. we are asking for a wall. you aren't going to build a wall even though america paid for it? texas dollars again. we'll build our own wall. that's a desperate governor. >> bill: if you look at the video migrants coming to new york everybody has a cell phone and nice clothes. they are almost all men, every single guy that gets off the bus is of working age. very few women.

where i live in westchester there are bears everywhere. tom: they are not grizzlies. up for drinks and we will talk about bears. i think the one thing that is really compelling and the thing i think we need to hold the fed to the fire on is what they need from inflation. if you're waiting for inflation get to 2% -- i do not think that is what they are going to do. i think they know better. if i'm wrong and they keep hiking rates, the hiking cycle will go on for meaningfully longer than anyone appreciates and the recession will be meaningfully different. jonathan: tom purcelli of rbc capital markets. welcome back anytime. coming up on "the open," bob michele of jp morgan together with mike wilson of morgan stanley. we will speak to them for about 30 minutes and then will catch up with julie beale around the opening i think mike wilson will have different opinions to the analysts you mentioned. tom: it will be more than interesting. we will listen for michael wilson with jon ferro. jonathan: i will see you at laguardia. tom: are you with me? i did not know they allowed

cover of darkness migrant flights that have been coming into airports, say outside of the city in westchestere airports and they are young men. they are not women and children. and they are being -- and they've been portrayed by the administration or by people in the federal government as children or minors and it's very clear when you see them, they are not minors. they are young adult men. the new york post is reporting today how these illegal immigrants who have come here are in, say, the bellevue men's shelter and they are being treated better than homeless veterans. there's a quote in the new york post story from a navy veteran from queens saying we have all been here waiting, going through the process and let me tell you, they, meaning the illegal immigrants, are getting everything real quick. they got more in four or five days than i got in 29. they are brushing us aside. this is a man who served his country and who lives in the united states legally and they're being trampled on and a ignored and overlooked in favor of people who should not be allowed to be in the united states or new

they're bussing them to places like westchester private airport. we know this already. now the mayor of new york is complaining. i don't think he is going to take abbott up on his offer to go to texas. your thoughts? >> i think you're probably right. the mayor of d.c. and the mayor of new york both cities which brag in the democratic circles that they're sanctuary cities and now they're seeing an influx of migrants like you said that are being bussed or on airplanes to cities and towns all over the country including new york and wash a ton dc -- washington, d.c. and both of the mayors are up in arms because they see the influx, they see the cost and the real concerns that people have with this large numbers of people and we always want to talk or the administration wants to talk about root causes of this problem. the root cause of this problem with thousands of migrants coming to the border every single 24 hours are the policies of this administration. they are advocating an open border situation and cities like new york and cities like d.c. are seeing the effects of it

when you talk about hundreds of people, we're not even including the people that were bussed into westchesterar and the people i saw bussed, god know where had they went all over the country when i was at the el paso sector when i went of to the airport, they were being bussed everywhere. a lot of the children don't know where they're going. they don't even know. dagen: the biden administration officials will be buzzing around the country trying to he promote this -- they call it inflation reduction. how about inflation creation monday of interests at this. -- monstrosity. congresswomanclaudia tenney, thank you so much for being here. here. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new gmc sierra. premium and capable. that's professional grade. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help

. >> steve: when his administration was flying people into westchester county airport and other airports >> steve: sending those buses. they show up at the port authority of new york and new jersey. in the 6:00 hour. >> katie: he loved to send this back to mexico but as a result of the policies, ending remain in mexico, ending these policies require that these illegal immigrants be processed and kept in the united states. so that is why they are being sent to new york city, washington, d.c., going wherever they please, coming off the bus, you can see they have paperwork, shaking hands, lining up for health care and free phones, lining up for their hotel room in new york city. they are displacing homeless shelters not just in new york but also washington, d.c., and other cities around the country, and new york city mayor eric adams isn't calling the white house to say, "hey, close the border so we don't have this problem." instead he says it should be texas' problem and not new york. even though he said he year ago everyone is welcome, and backed sanctuary city policy. >> brian: "you're m

that started a year ago with the secret flights, flying into westchester, putting them on buses, dispersingen. >> brian: he's a politician. >> steve: this morning, we have someone doing the tabulating, and 78 migrants have arrived so far, including 14 kids. the reason we know that is that this has become a big story so we set the camera out, and we figure a bus is going to come, and if we see people hopping off and we realize what's going on, if we see mr. castro from the city we know what's going on. i believe that's him in the suit and tie. so the question is, going forward, the administration doesn't like to see greg abbott do this. so what are they talking about doing? we are talking about this yesterday on our program where republicans are now in congress asking the administration for answers about whether or not we are going to start shipping migrants from our seven points up throughout the balance of the country on amtrak because it sounds like that's a possibility. they are considering it, and the worry is not only would it disrupt regular passenger service but also freight service,