it is terrible on _ western hemisphere. it is terrible on the _ western hemisphere.re. it 3 terrible on the ground in that country and the point is, what wars are all political manifestations and politics plays a critical role and president zelensky is doing as much as he can today as he did on the front lines yesterday and he knows what he is doing. the fact is, republicans take control of the house injanuary republicans talk about a blank check for ukraine but it pretty much as a blank check at the moment and almost $100 billion is being given to ukraine and ljy is being given to ukraine and by the end of this year since the war began in the war on humanitarian assistance. mitch mcconnell. _ humanitarian assistance. mitch mcconnell, the _ humanitarian assistance. mitch mcconnell, the senate - mcconnell, the senate republican is in many and the house and they will not call it a blank check and they will continue doing it the same way and it's good for ukraine and it's good for the world. and it's good for the world. and referring — it's good for the world. and refer

well, for business people, again, the only regular flight from moscow to the western hemisphere, which turn, from moscow to caracas , is operated by a venezuelan airline, and the question of connecting venezuela to the new russian air booking system has already been raised. and of course. these shots show how the russian went in caracas. sergey melik bagdasarov regularly transmits to venezuelans russian vaccines. and this is not only a companion of wine, but also flu shots in january will come at another 2 million dos, business. or is there commercial supplies, mostly commercial ones, from the new creation of the glonass station in venezuela from a well- tested old one. even at the beginning of the century, they still moored in venezuela from russia, a stream of military equipment began. naturally , no one talks about such sensitive matters in detail and publicly, but the venezuelans have acquired so many russian weapons that their maintenance guarantees the duration of cooperation. many decades. although now, when the sanctions have affected both countries, there are new tasks. we nee

swing, and here in rio de janeiro , the heads of the foreign policy vetom countries of the western hemispheremain question was this. why did the countries of central america and cuba declare war on japan and germany immediately after proharbour? the countries of south america pulled and pulled. well, this, by the way, is not the first time in the history of south america that people rarely come here for someone here, more often for themselves. it is we further south in a country like uruguay whose government is the old presidential palace, then offered a kind of compromise the war of the country of russia not yet declare but already break off the type of relationship with them. well, by the way , many people were pulling with this then, but at lubyanka they were going to take advantage of this and from the document subtitled a plan to organize an illegal intelligence rubbers in latin america, special attention should be paid to studying the conditions for our work in argentina and chile, given that they are the only countries in the western hemisphere that have maintained diplomatic relations

full swing, and here in rio de janeiro, the heads of the foreign policy vetom countries of the western hemispherethe main question was this. why countries central america and cuba immediately after pearl harbor declared war on japan and germany, and the countries of south america dragged on and on. well, this, by the way, is not the first time in the history of south america that people rarely come here for someone here, more often for themselves. this is us even further south in a country like uruguay whose authorities, and this is the old presidential palace, then offered a kind of compromise, the war of the countries of russia is not yet declared, but already breaking off with them, such as relations. well, by the way, many people were pulling with this then, but at the lubyanka they were going to take advantage of the documents under the heading plan for organizing an illegal intelligence residency in latin american countries, special attention should be paid to studying the conditions for our work in argentina and chile, given that they are the only strange ones in the western hemisphere tha

and that's, it's the destruction of the power of the western hemisphere. and they really have no clue on how to build better. they're always here is that the oligarchy who are forming this world economic forum, club, se, into power and vicious. right? in my opinion, the reason why they're doing this, but the bureaucrats are acting in behalf of these people more than they are. i think in behalf of the european people. so this is the big, big plan of health destruction. and everybody in the world is just shaking their head and thinking, what are they doing? what is their secret plan or something? no, that is not. it is just a big, big match. what they are doing. some, some interesting comments from the polio prime minister, though, who was a reaction, who claims that russian agents are lobbying, the criminal interests in brussels. the polish have many problems. they stuck to the emergence, very americans, very firmly. they wanted to be a bought our country build up by them are, i think as a big fan against the rush are getting the most subsidies out of europ

when you have the congresswoman talking about a western hemispheric issue, she's not wrong. so many asylum seekers coming in from nicaragua, people from peru, it's because there are increasingly authoritarian and socialist governments basically heading up these nations and while we have been spending so much time looking at other parts of the world making sure that democracies do not go unravelled, we have the biggest crisis at border. i would encourage the biden administration to say what are we going to do with the 11 million people that are here. that was the purpose of immigration reform under george bush. and what do we do about future immigration flows and how do we solve our western hemispheric problems. when the people reach the border, that's the crisis. but that's not where the stem of the problem occurs. >> a huge questions yourself posing there. i hope we get big answers. thank you both. good to see you. >>> thank you to the colleagues of jamie raskin who are sending him good wish this is morning after he revealed yesterday that he has been diagnosed with what he

which hemisphere has the most population, a in the eastern b in the western q is approximately the samees. how many hemispheres do we have on planet earth, the border between the north and south, that we don’t need a question mark initial or something else that it passes through, but through greenwich you are saying everything correctly, that is, ah, if we look at the globe or at the map, and we will have the western hemisphere in which direction, if the us and canada are on that side to the left or to the right? to the left to the left side we will have the western hemisphere in uh east. now let's deal with the answer to the question. where do you think it is concentrated, if we analyze the eastern and western hemispheres, where the eastern one answered, because china's india is in the east. and as i know, there is a lot of population there. uh-huh, that the eastern will be correct, and well, ulya, how did you answer in the western because you mixed up the smell. is nothing 86% of the world's population concentrated in the eastern hemisphere is the correct answer to this question. this

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the tremor lasted 35 seconds, but its impact on the nation the poorest in the western hemisphere was00 people were believed to have died and more than 1.5 million were left homeless. donations poured in from around the globe and thousands came to help, among them, sean penn. it led him to start the disaster response organization along with ang lee. dr. sanjay gupta sat down with them to see how the work has evolved since those early days. ♪ >> the magnitude 7 earthquake rock the poorest, most disaster-prone nation in the western hemisphere. >> this is going to be a catastrophic disaster. >> focus shifts from search and recovery to making sure the people who survived tuesday's earthquake survive the aftermath. >> come with me over here to give you an idea of what's happening. >> it's hard for me to believe that haiti was over 12 years ago now. >> it's where you and i met. >> they say hey you, and i say hey you back. hey you. you're just the age of my daughter. >> sean penn, a bonified movie star with a film career spanning four decades is there with me in the rubble. >> this was the r

and it says less than 4% of slavery in the western hemisphere was in colonial america.slaved people increased in america through birth. what is happening here >> so this is a map kind of showing how the trans atlantic slave trade brought enslaved people to both the americas. there is a heavy emphasis those people were brought to south america. >> a much bigger arrow >> right where we're at in north america you know our colonies are very small. there was this heavy emphasis that most of our enslaved people were born here almost to say it was less bad. >> to enslave children for generations. >> we didn't steal them and bring them on a boat is what it kind of felt like. >> making a difference between slaves born in the united states and those in oofr africa and suggesting somehow that our moral debt is less because they were born into slavery as opposed to snatched from their homes. >> yes that is definitely how i felt they were portraying this information. >> and also less than 4% of slavery in the western hemisphere was in colonial america. was that to minimize the numbe

felt they were portraying this information. >> and also that less than 4% of slavery in the western hemispherecolonial america. is that to minimize the number of slaves that were here, which still numbered in the millions >> i believe so. >>> this year i also traveled to wisconsin to talk to a local elections official there about the threats he and his staff have been facing in the run up to the midterms, dane county which includes madison is one of the two counties in wisconsin where donald trump demanded a recount in 2020. to give you a sense of the key role that dane county played in the last presidential election, the official i spoke to recently received a subpoena from the justice department special counsel investigating january 6th and donald trump's efforts to subvert that election the subpoena asks for any and all communications with trump and his campaign through inauguration day 2021. here is what dane county clerk scott mcdonald told me about threats to his office. >> when did you start doing this job? >> ten years ago. >> and like what was it like ten years ago, this job? >> it wa

the reason i bring up canada is that i see the problem as an american or western hemisphere problem. and the reason we absorb most of this problem is because our southern border touches on mexico and it is the easiest border to reach and those countries are poor in the caribbean, south america, and central america. we are at a great geographical advantage and canada is at a great advantage since they have us as a so, we have taken on a complete responsibility of handling this problem. i would propose, and i know it sounds very radical and unusual, but i would like to hear your response to it. a court order provided by the united states be because -- that goes up to canada and provide safe passage to immigrants. trying to get asylum or otherwise. put them at the border of canada and have canada help us manage this problem. has anything been proposed like that, and what would be the issues that it would face should such a proposal be made? i will go off-line. guest: canada might have issues, but there is nothing in the law that would prevent them from offering the ability to go up to t

haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere were almost half the population is facing acuter. there is also a deadly cholera epidemic. armed gangs control as much as 60% of the capital, complicated efforts to get help to those in need. our senior international correspondent has sent the second report d a warning, you may find parts of this distressing. [chanting] reporter: aittle boy lost. being put out on the street. police evicting families from a public square in port-au-princ consigning them to this. many sought refuge here in july when gang warfare killed at least 300 people in 10 days. they had little help from their failing state. what is happening here now is people who have already been displaced once are being displaced again. women have been leaving, clutching small children by the hand, carrying what they can manage. there is a real sense of despair. they are wondering where can they go to be safe? here is where they fled from. a place where most fear to tread. it is the poorest part of the capital and a bastion of the gangs. the u.n.'s world food program has to

isolationism, which washington followed the essence of the policy to protect its interests in the western hemisphereet involved in conflicts in europe and even in the far east, this led to the actual encouragement of hitler's expansion and the underestimation of the japanese threat, when the world war began, the americans provided assistance in great britain, then the ussr, but they thought that they themselves would be able to stay away from the world war, they believed that tokyo would direct its strike to the north in the soviet union and not to the south, the newspaper wrote that japan's attack on the united states was impossible and the base in the hawaiian islands, we will quote, is out of reach of an effective strike by its fleet. and now december 7th the japanese air force defeated pearl harbor on another. congress adopted a declaration declaring war on the japanese empire. and 3 days later , germany entered the us war. on december 8, 1980, john lennon was killed. the world-famous musician from the legendary beatles four was shot dead on the doorstep of the hotel. dakota is there, he lived w

geoff: haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, as you well know, due in large part toeign intervention, foreign debt. given that, i mean, this foreign intervention now, given that, you know, that fraught history, is that a real option? jacqueline: i don't know. we can say to haiti's, you know, poverty is the result of foreign intervention. i mean, ye haiti has had different countries intervening, including in 1915 with the united states that went into haiti. and it went in and it created the present day, you know, tax collection agencies and other structures that exist inaiti today are a result of the u.s. involvement in haiti in 1915. that remains a controversial point of contention for some people. they see it differently, including the mo recently by united nations peacekeepers. when you say to haitians, do you want a foreign occupation? yeah, they're going to tell you no. they see their country as being sovereign despite the problems. but when you say to haitians, hey, do you want some assistance for your security forces? you will hear from people, yes. we're notal

technology, started applying it on land 1861, the first time that landmines were used in the western hemisphere, in the united states was in columbus, kentucky. clem, columbus, kentucky is on the mississippi river. it was known as the gibraltar star of the mississippi. you could see the bluffs here and it choked union shipping and general grant wanted to take it. he couldn't take it because of the defenses and part of the defenses were the land mines. and our surprise side, there are landmines use here. these are the maps that i designed for the book. how it jespersen was the mapmaker, but i told them to put the mines by planting mines and these roads. general polk of the confederate states army allowed him to redeploy his manpower to other areas of the fortification. columbus was never attacked. it was so powerful. the confederates were evac waited after fort donelson and kentucky fell in, the defenders were ordered to evacuate to fight another day. they didn't want to leave. but general barrow, your guard who's running the area, told general polk, get your men out of there. and general polk,

for moscow, and here in rio de janeiro the heads of foreign policy of the countries of the western hemisphereis. why did the countries of central america, the cubes, immediately after the harbor, declare war on japan and germany, and the countries of south america dragged on and on. well , this, by the way, is not the first time in the history of south america that people rarely come here more often for themselves. this is us even further south in this a country like uruguay whose authorities, and this is the old presidential palace, then offered a kind of compromise the war of the country of russia has not yet declared but already broken off with them the type of relationship. well anyway. many of you then delayed this, but at lubyanka you were going to take advantage of this from the documents subtitled the plan for organizing an illegal intelligence rezinturura in the countries of latin america, special attention should be paid to studying the conditions for our work in argentina and chile, given that they are the only countries in western hemisphere retained diplomatic relations with the

well, for business people, again, the only regular flight from moscow to the western hemisphere is hismoscow to caracas is carried out by a venezuelan airline, and the question has already been raised about connecting venezuela to the new russian air booking system. and of course. these shots are like the russian ambassador in caracas. sergei melik bagdasarov regularly distributes russian vaccines to venezuelans. and this is not only a companion of wine, but also flu shots in january will come at another 2 million. denunciation. is it a business or is it a commercial supply, mostly commercial from the new creation of the venezuelan glonass station from a well- tested old one at the beginning of the century. to venezuela from russia went to the flow of military equipment. naturally , no one talks about such sensitive matters in detail and publicly, but the venezuelans have acquired so many russian weapons that their maintenance guarantees the duration of cooperation for many decades. although now, when the sanctions have affected both countries, there are new tasks. banks need to be inv

um, but um, you know, there's no room anymore for consensus in the north western hemisphere. it's either or, and a whole narrative on russia now is a very to me one, it's a very black one. and to go back to the arab world, to go back to other parts of the world. also the entire continental africa. oh, there's more consensus seeking people know that diplomacy is not either or it's yes and it has to be all inclusive, somehow. and since diplomacy unfortunately, died this year, we have to reinvented a you decided to move to lebanon after you received death threats. we've spoken briefly before before, but can, you can remind us of the situation car. well, on the death threats were one thing and always death threats if you want. i can. i don't have so many problems that threats what is much more problematic and what is really destroying alive. that was my case is when you are prohibited to work, when you are not allowed to bank account, when you are not given a tax number, these things are distracted because like that you see sticks, etc. 0100 years ago you could do with bank was o

nations is warning that a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in what is the poorest country in the western hemisphereon are facing acute hunger. armed groups and gangs are complicating efforts to get help to those in need. from the capital, port—au—prince, orla guerin has the second of her special reports. and a warning — you may find parts distressing. a little boy lost — being put out on the street. police evicting families from a public square in port—au—prince. consigning them to this: many sought refuge here injuly when gang warfare killed at least 300 people in ten days. they have had little help from their failing state. what is happening here now is that people who have already been displaced once are being displaced again. women have been leaving, clutching small children by the hand, carrying whatever they can manage. there is a real sense of despair now, they are wondering where can they go to be safe. here's where they fled from. cite soleil, a place where most fear to tread. it's the poorest part of the capital, and a bastion of the gangs. the un's world food programme has to negotiate i

mexico to the united states, crossing hundreds of square miles of the most rugged terrain in the western hemispherecan die from dehydration doing a great part of the year, you can drown during the modern season —— monsoon season is in the late summer. monsoon season is in the late summer-— monsoon season is in the late summer. , , ., , summer. the problem is many don't have _ summer. the problem is many don't have a — summer. the problem is many don't have a compass - summer. the problem is many don't have a compass or - summer. the problem is many don't have a compass or a - summer. the problem is manyl don't have a compass or a map, using just the stars and markers on the landscape to guide them. men, women, and children have perished on the way. these are some of the things they left behind. the number of deaths soared after the us border patrol introduced its prevention through deterrence policy in 1994 to stem the flow of migrants through el paso in san diego. their only option then was a 65- their only option then was a 65— mile hike across the sonora desert in arizona. 65- mile hike across t

sara: yeah, so we work really in the western hemisphere, so in latin america and also the united statesre coming back from the pandemic, much longer story, we are running programming for students in costa rica, panama, and ecuador, and we're planning to return to many of the countries that we've been in in the past in the upcoming years, but this upcoming year in those three countries, and we have summer programs for students ages 13 and up, and we also have an academic year program for high school graduates who can go for a semester or a year and do volunteer service or an internship abroad in ecuador, and then we'll be bringing up costa rica next year, so. damian: so who qualifies, and is there a fee? how does this all work? sara: yes, so we have--for students that apply, certain programs have a minimum spanish requirement. we also have entry programs for students that are still learning and really want to--you know, want to learn the language. so that's a--you know, the--each program has little bit of a different requirement, and that's all available on our website, which is amigosin

became the champion, this balance was broken that when the championship takes place in the western hemisphererazil and argentina become the champions and holders of this world cup when the championship takes place in let's say so in the european latitudes of the european uh let's say that's how they ruled and were the winners and actually speaking now, when for the first time in history the championship was held in a middle eastern arab muslim country, in fact, these three yumphs of argentina are again guilty of being in the foreground this, let's say, this is the eternal confrontation between latin america and the european school of football, but let's not forget about this deity, about diego armando maradona, under whose captaincy, let's say, in 1986, the last argentina triumphed at the world cup again in mexico . the grandstands of the lusaya stadium in the boat and you could see this huge banner where it was written viibo in the argentinian version of spanish it means you are a living dream he is a living dream what is meant now is lionel messi because we all we remember two years ago, on

nations is warning a humanitarian crisis is unfolding, in what is the poorest country in the western hemisphere and armed groups and gangs are complicating efforts to get help to those in need. from the capital, port—au—prince, 0rla guerin has the second of her special reports. a little boy lost. being put out on the street. police evicting families from a public square in port—au—prince. consigning them to this. many sought refuge here injuly when gang warfare killed at least 300 people in ten days. 300 people in ten days. they have had little help from their failing state. what is happening here now is that people who have already been displaced once are being displaced again. women have been leaving, clutching small children by the hand, carrying whatever they can manage. there is a real sense of despair now, they are wondering where can they go to be safe. here's where they fled from. cite soleil, a place where most fear to tread. it's the poorest part of the capital, and a bastion of the gangs. the un's world food programme has to negotiate its way in, to give out life—saving aid. it says

but if one was reading newspapers in watching tv in the western hemisphere, the expectation would be quite the opposite. the campaign has been relentless for years from overall migrant debts being attributed to cut, there's one cup to newspapers, calling the international event a moral debacle. 4 weeks across europe, there was a chorus of boy caught cutter through news media and some depicted other it's people and players in orientalist and is number 4, big tropes. one study showed that 66 percent of the articles in mainstream, okay, media. since that there was awarded the world cup where negative, if, if a president called it hypocrisy, i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3000 years around the world. we should be apologizing for next 3000 years. before starting to give moral lessons to people, germany's former foreign minister called it arrogance in a tweet he noted my mother still needed her husband's permission to work. we cheated guest workers, crappy, and how's the miserably that does not mean that rights issues, including those about migrant workers in cut

it is something that has gripped the western hemisphere.let me take the example of venezuela alone. there are approximately 25 to 28 million people in the country venezuela. approximately 8 million venezuelans that have left their country. columbia is hosting 2.4 million venezuelans. chile is reporting to host over 1 million venezuelans. that is not -- it is not venezuela alone. costa rica is hosting hundreds of thousands of nicaraguans. we are seeing a migration in the western hemisphere. and across the world. it is unprecedented. there are more than -- [inaudible] with respect to our border, rest assured. for your family, rest assured that we are dedicated to enhancing the security of our southern border. we want to take care of our extraordinary emirate personnel who secured every day. >> the gentleman's time is expired. i want to thank the witnesses for your testimony. i want to thank the members for your questions. the members of the committee may have additional questions. [inaudible] the record will remain open for ten business days.

watching, therefore, in the defense of our own security and of the entire western hemisphere. and under the authority trust to me by the constitution as endorsed by the resolution of the congress. i have directed that the following initial steps be taken immediately. to help this offensive buildup a strict quarantine of all offensive montpelier equipment under shipment in cuba is being initiated. also of any kind bound for cuba from whatever nation report will a found to contain cargo's offensive weapons be turned back. it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launched from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack. by the soviet union on the united states requiring a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union. i call upon the chairman to halt and eliminates this clandestine, reckless, and provocative threat to world peace. and to staple relations between our two nations. i call upon him further to abandon this course of world domination and to join in a hasidic effort to end the perilous arms race and to transform the histo

it's the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and almost half the population , 4.7 million haitiansountry's capital, port—au—prince, the un says 19,000 are facing the prospect of living in famine—like conditions. that's a grim first for the americas. people there are also dealing with a deadly cholera epidemic. armed groups and gangs control as much as 60& of the city, and surrounding areas, complicating efforts to get help and aid to those in need. a little boy, lost, being put out on the streets. police evicting families from a public square in port—au—prince, consigning them to this. many sought refuge here injuly, when gang warfare killed at least 300 people in ten days. they've had little help from their failing state. what's happening here now is people who have already been displaced once are being displaced again. women have been leaving, clutching small children by the hand, carrying whatever they can manage. there's a real sense of despair now, they're wondering, where can they go to be safe? here's where they fled from, cite soleil, a place where most fear to tread. it's

but if one was reading newspapers in watching tv in the western hemisphere, the expectation would be quite the opposite. the campaign has been relentless for years from overall migrant debts being attributed to cutler's world cup to newspapers, calling the international event a moral debacle. 4 weeks across europe, there was a chorus of boycott cutter through news media and some depicted other it's people and players in orientalist and is lam a for big tropes. one study showed that 66 percent of the articles in mainstream u. k. media. since that there was awarded the world cup where negative the fee for president called it hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3000 years. around the world. we should be apologizing for next 3000 the us. before starting to give moral lessons to people, germany's former foreign minister called it arrogance in a tweet he noted my mother still needed her husband's permission to work. retreated guest workers, crappy, and how's the miserably that does not mean that writes issues, including those about migrant workers in cotton

it spans multiple administrations across the western hemisphere that have contributed to this. what do you do tribute to the department's inability to get a handle on the migrant crisis of the southern border? is the size of the department part of the challenge? make a very important point with regard to cbp customs and border that enforcement. their work respectively is a far broader than immigration. customs and border protection facilitates lawful trade and travel. fights the forced labor as i mentioned my opening opening remarks immigrations and customs enforcement, intellectual and child online sexual exploitation, combating human trafficking counter narcotics. the breath is far greater than immigration portfolio. the immigration system, our laws have not been reformed for more than 40 years. the problem for administration to administration regardless of party's regardless fundamentally working within broken immigration system. and that is the foundational challenge with respect to the border. now, when we are exporting to the border today is not something splits up into o

time of the american revolution onward saw the united states as the advance guard of western civilization in this hemispherethey're not entirely wrong in that respect they are spreading the institutions that characterize western civilization acrossco the continent so if that is the mission of the nation as imagine pious leadership then it makes sense to start with columbus. we have come a long way since then, let's be clear native people are not the nation anymore their countrymen and women and they deserve to see themselves represented three dimensionally in the nation's history and the rest of americans should to, there is a lot of lessons to be learned here, when i teach my american history courses i start with the first people with their migrations to the americas and the civilizations that they built, by the time columbus arrives the story then becomesme the meeting of civilization the clash of civilization rather than the beginning of history. >> the very first sentence in your s book which what you said maybe think of it, critical history tends to be hard the complexities not only are they difficult

there's changing economic and political elements across the western hemisphere that have contributed to this. but what do you attribute to the department's inability over several administrations, granted, to get a handle on the migrant crisis at the southern bored. it's the size of the -- is the size of the department part of the challenge? sec. mayorkas: not at all. first of all, let me make an important point with respect to c.b.p., customs and border protection, and immigration and customs enforcement, inch c.e., when you talk about their size. their work is far broader than immigration. customs and border protection works with trade and travel. immigrations and customs enforcement combats intellectual property theft, child online sexual exploitation, combating human traffic, countermarkets. so the breadth of these agencies is for a greater than the immigration portfolio. the immigration system, our law have not been reformed for more than 40 years. the problem from administration to administration, regardless of party, is the fact that we are fundamentally working within a broken

spans multiple administrations, there's changing economic and political elements in across the western hemisphere that contributed to this, but what do you attribute to the department's inability over several administrations, granted to get a handle on the migrant crisis on the southern border. is the size of the department part of the challenge? >> not at all. vivian, first of all, let me make a very point important with respect to customs and border protection and enforcement, ice, when you talk about their size and budget and the like. >> their work respectively is far broader than immigration. >> of course. >> customs and border protection still facilitates. come bats intellectual of, child exploitation and combats narcotic, et cetera for greater than the immigration portfolio. the immigration system, our laws have not been reformed for more than 40 years. the problem from administration to administration regardless of party is the fact that we're fundamentally working within a broken immigration system. and that is the foundational challenge with respect to the border. now, what we are exper

, spans multiple administrations in the changing economic and political elements across the western hemisphereto this what youte attributed to the department's inability over several administrations granted to get a handle on the market prices at the southern border and is the size of the department part of the challenge. >> notot at all versatile vivia, let me take a very important point with respect to the cdc customs and border protection's imminent hundred immigrations enforcement ice in a jargon with size and the budget had their work effectively, is far broader than in immigration and customs and border protection facilities level trade and travel and forced labor is out of reference in my opening remarks, immigration and customs enforcement combats intellectual property that the child online sexual exultation combating narcotics in the duress of these agencies, is far greater than the immigration portfolio. >> the immigration system, our laws, have not been reformed for more than 40 years. the problem from the administration to administration, regardless of party, is the fact that we ar

nations is warning a humanitarian crisis is unfolding, in what is the poorest country in the western hemisphereacing the prospect of living in �*famine—like conditions', that's a grim first for the americas. people there are also dealing with a deadly cholera epidemic. armed groups and gangs control as much as 60—percent of the city, and surrounding areas, complicating efforts to get help and aid to those in need. from there, orla guerin has the second of her special reports. and a warning, you may find parts of it distressing. a little boy, lost, being put out on the streets. police evicting families from a public square in port—au—prince, consigning them to this. many sought refuge here injuly, when gang warfare killed at least 300 people in ten days. they've had little help from their failing state. what's happening here now is people who have already been displaced once are being displaced again. women have been leaving, clutching small children by the hand, carrying whatever they can manage. there's a real sense of despair now, they're wondering, where can they go to be safe? here's where

this is a western hemispheric crisis of historic proportions impacting all of our countries to the south of us. we need more direct engagement from the white house department. >> a federal appeals court here in washington will title 42 would not be extended. the white house responded in a statement saying we will continue to fully enforce our immigration laws and work to expand while discouraging disorderly and unsafe migration. managing the border in a safe and orderly and humane way. a republican congressman said he accused democrats of the following. >> democrats want to simply throw more money up the border in the process more human beings while they are getting abused. they are the ones using them for political purposes. they are using the hispanic community. >> on a somber note, the anniversary of president's first wife and 1-year-old daughter being killed in that car wreck. he is in wilmington right now visiting the graves. >> live at the white house. lucas, thank you. >> the state of texas is bracing for migrant surge went title 42 expires in just three days. we are joined by the

look what is happening in latin america, he's practically handing over the western hemisphere on a platterakes no sense why the president of the united states wouldn't be doing more to control what is happening in china and take the upper hand. is he compromised? >> he could very well be. the thing, i am not in biden's head. he also believes in the engagement theory that has been in place for five decades and especially the last three decades, this has worked out disastrously for the united states, our friends and partners. biden still clings to it because he thinks he can cooperate with china on things like climate change. people may think that climate change is important, you can't cooperate with china on anything as we are seeing right now with covid 19. rachel: he certainly cooperated with the chinese government to enrich his family with hunter. thank you so much for joining us, you are always sounding an alarm we need to listen to. >> thank you so much and stay safe. happy 2023. rachel: thank you. think your bills are high now? just wait. we are breaking down all the tax hikes hitting

>> the administration has said it's working with other countries in the western hemisphere to try toincreasing staffing, to increase capacity and processing. those are some things that can be done, but, you know, in every administration i have covered i've heard about officials having plans at the border and then there's often kind of a disconnect between the plans and the reality that ends up unfolding. we've seen in many administrations officials seem to be surprised and facilities end up getting overcrowded and we hear from immigrant rights groups that there are a lot of problems with the conditions. i think it's something we really have to keep an eye on here. >> in the meantime they have dispatched more border patrol personnel. >> yes. >> thank you for getting up bright and early this morning. thank you. >>> quick hits across america right now. former michigan governor rick snider will be cleared of criminal charges in the flint water crisis. the judge didn't have the authority to indict him for willful neglect. >>> kate brown is commuting the sentences of 17 people on death row