it will happen at city hall in yuma this month.emocrats are both coming down here about a dozen or 14 of them will be here. something to keep in mind on that. the other thing we talk about the cartels. what they will tell you is it is a ticking time bomb in yuma. this is not a political discussion. this is a national security issue. fentanyl, drugs on the border, and those on the terror watch list who are getting by and that is a security matter they're dealing with as we hear border patrol fire up on the colorado river behind us. see you back in new york. i hope today was enlightening to some degree. a national challenges and we have to figure it out. >> dana: i loved learning from you and important you were there. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: why does our military keep shooting objects out of the sky and the white house says nothing useful about it? new information on what they just picked out of the ocean off the coast of south carolina. from that original china spy craft they shot down. i'm harris

how has yuma changed >> we've grown a lot. a lot of great things happening in yuma.onal attention but so many other great things on accomplishment. the growth of our economy and so it is frustrating for me as the mayor that the only thing people in the country know about is the immigration situation when we have some amazing things and some amazing people in our community. >> bill: you have great people. we have been here a short time and felt it already. it is stunning as well. my best to you. you have your work cut out for you, mayor. thank you for your time. doug nichols here in yuma, arizona. you will meet a border patrol agent on the job 27 years. he just left that job and now he is free to talk. he has a hell of a story. you'll hear it shortly. >> dana: great interview with the mayor. right now the entire senate is slated to get a classified briefing in a few minutes. topping the agenda is those unidentified flying objects shot down by the u.s. military. former defense secretary mark esper on that. oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through

it's called the yuma gap.a day go through and now officials say it is down about 300 or less. can the administration take a page from that? why are they closing the yuma gap in yuma but not the rest of the border? >> very ironic, isn't it? maybe they listened to someone on the ground that's been in the border patrol for more than five minutes and see with their own eyes the effectiveness of barriers and enforcement regime in a place like yuma and closing the gaps will help my former colleagues in the border patrol. it's terrible that it took them two years to figure this out, but i'm glad they're taking stems to help my former colleagues. >> yeah, i said about a thousand a day. down to 300. eric: down to 30. does that show that a wall works when there's a yuma gap, 1,000 flowing through and put the wall up and now they say it's down to 30 people. what finally -- finally, what lesson can we learn from that? >> walls work and data shows and everyone knows it. eric: walls work. the agents know it and data shows i

reason why yuma has so many problems. why would your democratic colleagues not want to see that? >> i believe it's deliberate poll cismd it is calculated. for two years we couldn't get the democrats to hold a single hearing on the crisis, not one. in the first six weeks of this session republicans have held two. we've come down to the border to ask the people at ground 0 to tell us about their experiences. not a single democrat on the committee showed up to listen. that speaks for itself. >> dana: jerry nadler, congressman from new york, the ranking member on judiciary gave this statement saying that instead of focusing on real solutions to a complicated problem. judiciary republicans will once again not hear from any federal government witnesses at their hearing further cementing this hearing as a brazen act of political grandstanding. i don't understand that. you could be in washington and have a hearing. they didn't have a hearing. you could have washington witnesses. it doesn't matter where you are. people are affecte

, especially when you talk about the hospital and you talk about yuma regional medical when which we monthsen spentsing upwards of $20 million in month. that was the number we saw a month and a half ago. what is going to happen to this hospital if people cannot get the medical care that they need? s that scweacketly right they are not getting the care they need. if you have a woman who has baby that needs a nicu bed and the nearest bed is not available in yuma. you have to go 100 miles to phoenix. that's a terrible, terrible impact on a new mother, on a newborn baby to get the help they need. it really does need the attention of the white house and of both parties. not just republicans who were there on the scene but democrats who were absent. >> todd: yeah. you hear this migrant care cost being labeled as unsustainable by that ceo. how long though, congressman, before medical care in all 50 states is compromised because resources are going to illegal migrants instandard of citizens? >> yeah. you just talked to people in my neck of the woods in virginia where troopers are pulling ove

so the city of yuma, are they providing anything?st? >> no. the city, the state, the feds, federal government, no payer source for these individuals. rachel: unbelievable. so, obviously, this is going to -- by the way, i i lived in a rural agricultural-based town similar to where you're at except you're right on the border. it's the hard to recruit. >>s. it's the hard to get enough staff there anyway, medical staff in some of these communities. you need to expand care because you have so many migrants. what's the plan? who are you talking to, to deal with this problem that you have? >> you know, we've talked to everybody. we've talked to the state, we've talked to our u.s. senators, we've talked to our congress people through our legislative staff. we've reached out to secretary mayorkas. you know, we just don't have the payer source. everybody is sympathetic and lends a listening ear, but nobody has a solution. like i said, it's been going on for over a year. we've provided $20 million in care to these, to the migrants that are cros

republicans on the house judiciary committee will turn the border to yuma, arizona today but nothing seems to change. congressman russell pryor, a member of the committee, what he plans to stop the surge of illegal migrants. what can he do about this? [applause] (vo) verizon has the epic new phone your business needs on the 5g network it deserves. boost your team's productivity with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 ultra. now that's epic. on the network america relies on. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at least

when you start looking at a community the size of yuma, 100,000 people, and just in yuma alone, more than 300,000 people illegally entered last year. you begin to understand the magnitude of the erussia sure of our border caused by secretary. >> that hospital in yuma, you wonder what their citizens are feeling like. i know this is your state, you're hearing from them. 26 million is a lot. they're going to feel that. your last word. >> second secretary mayorkas is controlling these policies. it's time for accountability, harris. it really is. >> time for accountability. good to see you, congressman. thank you. will he or won't he? what senator tim scott of south carolina is telling fox news about potentially running for the when white house in 2024, y democrats are behind the division happening in this country. and president biden facing new criticism over his administration's response to the environmental disaster we're watching still unfold in east palestine, ohio. >> had this event happened in los angeles or chicago or knocking or new orleans, some big blue-controlled city, democra

yuma. maria: we all know this. 5 million plus people appreapprehended at the border e biden's watch in two years. that's the numbers we know of. 1 and-a-half million of the additional got aways, we've seen them on surveillance cameras. what is the hearing going to do? are you trying to put a spotlight on it for the democrats so they do something about it? >> well, i think so. we've got to keep up the pressure. we've got to let the american people know that we are the party that truly cares about having secured our southern border. don't forget about the 14 tear 4 terrorists that came through in november. i think it's a losing conversation for the democrats. a that's why they didn't show up. they don't want to talk about this, they don't want this to be highlighted. this should be one of our key talking points for 2024 to get the white house back. we have to secure the southern border and the way we can do that is with a republican president. maria: john. >> john levine from the new york post. former president trump

this week and in yuma city at the town hall there. a few democrats will be there, which will be. >> dana: i thought last week they said they weren't going. >> bill: based on my understanding there is a good chance a few democrats could be with republicans in the hearing. i hope that's the case. if it is we'll try to get them on our air, too. then there is this. that's a wild scene. austin, texas, as illegal street racers take over a neighborhood. huge crowds chase off badly out numbered police in austin along the way. >> dana: new evidence that american schools are failing our children. why hundreds of thousands of students are no longer even enrolled and what it means for education and learning loss. >> bill: the long road ahead for residents of east palestine, ohio, their growing health concerns and what is being done to try to help them now. >> the matter appears in my opinion to be getting worse, not better. this community is in shambles. the photos alone show the pure devastation. hurt by inflation, and you need to cut hundreds,

yesterday the house judiciary committee convened a hearing right along the border in yuma, arizona.t a single democrat showed up. they called it a political stunt. but then again, maybe they didn't like the title of the hearing because they titled the hearing the biden border crisis. and essentially, what the republicans did was they called in people from law enforcement, border patrol, people who do that every day and people from the regional medical center, which is really been impacted by the number of migrants who are coming in to the united states and they need help. >> ainsley: the ceo of the yuma regional medical center, the president, dr. robert was speaking and he also released a letter and we will read a little bit of that letter in a minute. listen to what he said about how it is impacting his hospital. it's the only hospital within a three-hour radius. >> some migrants come to us with minor ailments but many come in with significant disease. one of the largest cohorts we have seen are maternity patients who present with little or no prenatal care. our reality is. this we

yet in yuma, arizona we see a community on the front lines of an invasion. american babies in their most frail moments in their first days and hours are being crowde out of neonatal by migrants. here is the math. one in for pregnancies is presenting the need for nicu care. is only 20 nicu beds in yuma. american babies from taxpayers, folks illegally in the country. sometimes they have to go 170 miles away if you imagine that pain here it is coming to neighborhood near you. the millions of additional people in our country, it absolutely affects the culture and the competition over limite resources. >> we have a battle coming up. the joe biden and the democrats will need the majority of the house republicans to get an increase in the debt ceiling. certainly most conservatives ji jordan would want something about fiscal responsibility tie to any increase in the debt ceiling. can you also tie secure borders in any agreement if they want that debt ceiling raised? >> we have to look at someplace where we pass legislation to do it. that's more appropriate on the ap

thank you for doing that and trying to help the folks in yuma.less you. let's head to ashley for some headlines. >> ashley: we will start with fox news alert. a key report on consumer pricing and inflation from the commerce department released his moment to go. the january pce index gaining 0.6% this month. that's 0.4% lower than expected. ta 0.3 difference compared to last month. retirees lost 23% of their 401(k) savings in 2022. that's according to a new analysis by fidelity. nearly half of retirees fear they are going to outlive their savings, and there is a new trend of parents moving in with their adult children. a family that joined us earlier said the decision to live under one roof is helping them save a lot of money, and they're making it work. >> we have our own bathroom and bedroom of there, so it's nice, we can just escape when we need to escape. >> and my dad gets up and makes the kids breakfast before school before i'm even awake, i'm out of bed, they are fed. i help them get dressed and get ready for the day and my husband takes th

you're right, they got a tour of the border in yuma. they will do one of their first field hearings on the issue just a few hours from now, a reminder, underscoring what we knew, immigration is going to continue to be a focus and a hot button issue for this republican majority. nevertheless, here's what jordan told me just a little bit ago, watch. >> when you do see that numbers are coming down when there's further restrictions being put in place, that is a positive sign? >> it's a small step in the right direction. god bless him for doing something worthwhile because for two years, they intentionally did things for the terrible situation we have. >> reporter: when he's talking about god bless them for doing something, he's referencing in part the new caps and restrictions put on eligibility for people to claim asylum when they come to this country. that has the white house in hot water with democrats and advocacy groups. the fact that jim jordan is lending his voice, a good idea, some progressive sources say it shows just how quickly t

yesterday house republicans met with the local hospital in yuma.y are on the verge of financial collapse after having to spend $20 million in six months caring for migrants who can't pay. >> it is a sustainable to be the entire burden of pay for migrant health care appeared by a grant is receiving health care and no delayed pay. we don't know their final destination or anything about them. >> it is a matter of resources as well. this month the hospitals maternity ward reach capacity in the next hospital more than 60 miles away, ashley, todd. >> todd: the questions could lack of health health care resource come to a town near here? thank you. attended that client and he will be joining us live from arizona to tell us what he saw. in the meantime new york city files showing up more than $93 million of money to house migrants. the plan follows in october agreement with mayor adams with the hospital system to manage and operate what he calls migrant humanitarian response in the centers. the city documents show the nyc eo approved for ritzy town hotes w

democrats boycott the meeting in yuma, arizona.ill melugin is there tonight with the latest. [applause] >> democrats were here maybe we would have a chance ending crisis and actually securing our southern border. >> republicans on the house judiciary committee sound go ahead off in yuma, arizona this afternoon as the committee holds first field hearing on the border crisis. >> while the border patrol has been overwhelmed, changing diapers and taking names, another 1.2 million known got-aways have entered our country as well. >> notably absent were all democrats on the committee who say they weren't consulted, called the event a political stunt, and boycott it. with ranking member jerry nadler writing in parted, quote: judiciary republicans will once again not hear from any federal government witnesses at their hearing. further cementing this hearing as a brazen act of political grandstanding. >> they owe it to you to be here today. >> this morning, the republicans met with leadership at yuma regional medical center, yuma's only hos

back with us today in yuma for more on what happened. hello. >> bill, good morning to you. republicans say if democrats had shown up yesterday they would have had a chance to hear testimony from the ceo of uma's largest hospital who said they're on the brink of financial collapse after having to spend so much money treating illegal immigrants and not being paid for it. the hospital told them they're $26 million in the hole. much are pregnant migrant women's. some migrants who need months of care on dialysis with damaged kidneys from being in the desert. as a result of all this some of their local patients, local residents, u.s. citizens have had to delay their care. listen. >> we've had that experience with patients who have had to delay elective surgery because other urgent migrant patients have come in who needed emergency surgery. we've had to delay maternity patients with planned inductions because we've been out of space in maternity unit with migrant patients who have had deliveries. >> we also want to highlight this exchange between texas congressman an the local she

i guess that's good but better if you didn't need it at all. >> bill: we were in yuma for a day. it is a complicated and complex matter. hard to consume a complex story in 24-hours time. one takeaway you have is the people pay their taxes and you ask yourself what are you getting in return from your federal government? a few of the folks we met in arizona. check it out. >> this is playing ideology playing out on the border. interest electric to all abandonment and avoidance. >> it feels like groundhogs day when we first faced a border crisis. this is far different, far intense. >> we're at it over two years and still don't have the policies that will bring this back under control. >> we need this administration to actually secure our border. to see mayokas say the border is secure is a blatant lie. >> bill: one another guy on border patrol for 27 1/2 years and just retired. freer to talk right now. tall fences and large gates will get the job done. we're a long way from that. >> dana: coming up later in the show a congressman from arizona, a freshman, will be good to get his thou

month thanks to increased policies by the biden administration that, yes, is building a wall at the yumacasey stegall live in mission, texas, on what we can expect from the judiciary committee hearing this week. hey, casey. >> reporter: lei -- hey, eric. the political football is kicked back and forth, frankly, no rest for the we're arely for those who live and work out here along the southern border. law enforcement confirmed more than 1.2 million known gotaways since the start of this crisis in fiscal year 2021. 12,000 of those just in the last week alone. fox news embedding once again with texas dps as they are here working side by side with overwhelmed agents under governor abbott's operation lone star. using k-9s, brush teams traverse the thick vegetation, the saw grass where cartels and migrants try to hide. images show how narcotics are smugglinged over and -- smell smuggled over, all a highly organized process developed and refined by the criminal gangs. >> we have empowered the cartels to a point at no time in history. they are able now to chew a lot more off operationally based

robert trenschel is the present seal of the yuma, arizona, medical research. he brings health-care expense and medical management experience and currently overseas the hospitals, the hospital overflow created by the flow of illegal migration. doctor david bier, mi pronouncing it incorrectly? like the beverage. cool. he is the associate director of immigration studies at the cato institute focusing on border security and immigration. i think all the the witnessr being here today and i now recognize ms. kiessling for five minutes to summarize her opening statement. >> chairman green, ranking member thompson -- pardon me? chairman green, ranking member thompson and distinguished members of the committee, i rebecca kiessling. i'm a mother. i a mother to caleb and tyler as well as three teenage daughters. our family has been through a lot. i lost my two sons. caleb was age 20 and tyler was 18 on july 20 that the 2020. it was absolutely perfect storm. there were, , there was also a 17-year-old girl, sophia harris, who died along with them. the drug dealer, lorenzo,

there's only 20 manescu beds in the community here in yuma. babe and so american babies fros m taxpayers right here, folks. who are legally in our country,7 sometimes they have to go one hundred and seventy miles away. orhood you imagine that pain here, it's n coming to au. neighborhood near you because this millions of additionalditin people in our country, it alabsolutely affects the culture and affects the competition over limited resources. well , we have a battle comingei up. and the joe bidengn democrats ae going to need the majority house republicans to get an increase in the debt ceiling.e certainly, i think most conservatives, jim jordan, would would want something about w fiscal responsibility tied to any increase in the debt ceiling. can you also tie secure bordersa in any agreement if they wangrt that debt ceiling raised?rais >> well, we have to look at at someplacsoe where something must pass legislation where we can do it. i think that's probabl that upre appropriate in the appropriation bills which come up in september. wee to b

. >> so that is what we're dyinging into every day why did we go to yuma mexico excuse me yuma, arizona on mexican border last week? we want to go to the american people, i think you are going to continue to see that effort, throughout this congress that we're going to be going to people of america, and going took exposing what is going on, that is exactly what we did in yuma last week with judiciary committee, in a is what we're going to do on other issues the problem maria is there are so many issues before the american people, weaponization of fbi,a lawless border, then, of course, it just -- it continues on and on. maria: could i mean you've got a million people, across the board the border just of the since october congressman, i mean the border is heating up not slowing down illegals apprehended every day, what is the point here why does biden administration, keep this wide-open border. >> that is the question before the american people, and it is evident they seek to end american sovereignty that is why we have to push back. we have largest human trafficking operation perhaps in

when secretary mayorkas promised and biden promised they were getting close the border fences in yumahe gaps in the habit they repeatedly told the people in yuma they were going to close it and they haven't. it's very disappointing and disappointing that biden doesn't care about this, it's disappointing that the democrats from the committee did not show up in boycotted it and it shows that they want open borders and were trying to solve this. jon: according to the president and his vice president who is the borders are the southern border is secure. >> it certainly is not and that's why i signed on to the impeachment of secretary mayorkas because he is lying he is lying to congress, he is lying to the murky people when he says the border is secure, it's obviously not you had reported yourself that i've asked the illegal immigrants themselves if the border is secure and if it's closed or open and they said no it's open we just crossed it. they are failing and that's why republicans really want to secure the border for the sake of u.s. citizens in the sake of illegal immigrants. these i

what is your reaction to this and how it's impacting yuma?ll, you know, our numbers day-to-day are down a little bit here but the situation is still 10 to 15 times worse than the normal time in the border here in the yuma area. for instance, in a month we will have more than what we had in the last year trump was in office across the border in the whole year. so there is still a big problem. we are still spiraling towards record numbers that might not be the highest but it'll be is second highest this year if we continue on this trend and there's no substantial change in the structure of what's happening. griff: we are on an unprecedented pace this time last year 840,000. talk to me for a moment, though, let's go macro here for a second. what is the impact on the community. i know at this hearing you did hear from the folks at the hospital, the impact this crisis has had in hospital and healthcare services there. how are you being impacted now and what can the administration do to help? >> so these large surges when they come through, they do

we were in yuma earlier this week and met the sheriff there.heory about the cartels and fentanyl. he thinks the cartels use the human smuggling to distract the attention away from the drug smuggling because they can make more money on the drugs. the sheriff in yuma from this week. >> the cartels tie up border patrol resources by sending across large groups of give-ups. you are not looking at the 28,000 gotaways in our county alone where cartels tie up all the border patrol resources with large amounts of give-up. >> bill: i'm sure you saw that for yourself and there will be a hearing in a week or two in yuma. i understand a few democrats will be along for that hearing. that might be a really good thing for the people of arizona. >> that's right. again, we have heard the same thing on the ground here. when i talk to the landowner, who owned this last for over 100 years. they've had over 500,000 migrants pass through their land. 14 dead bodies on their property over the years. they need help. they are asking for help. they are looking to the fede

we're driving to yuma this afternoon, two hours southwest of here.from both perspectives. i want you to listen to the arizona governor over the weekend. katie hobs talking about this matter. >> this is an issue that the can has been kicked down the roads for decades about both parties. solving the immigration crisis could help with inflation, economy. we need real solutions. >> that interview on "fox news sunday" saying by both parties in washington. that really was not the case a few years ago, was it? >> no. we had very transparent relationship with the previous administration to include congress. i went back there several times and addressed president trump at the white house and his cabinet. we had a very transparent dialogue with them. >> bill: so i'm looking at this number here. i have not seen it before. on screen 1,578 people booked into cochise county of which 1500 were u.s. citizens committing crimes to bring migrants across the border and then to other parts of arizona. that means they are working with the cartels. >> it's sad. a story not

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he says overnight yuma sector agents encountered a migrant illegally present in the u.s.seized 476 pounds of fentanyl between the ports of entry, along the southern border. enough to call 100 million people. when the white house says this is a partisan publicity stunt, they don't have a remedy in their arsenal. >> you're right. they don't have a remedy. if they were to come forward with a remedy, they would have to admit that they've been wrong. trace, as you know, i've been to the border time and again. recently the sheriff from yuma county was in my office with the sheriff from cochise county. they were talking about 140 different countries have had people coming across that border. think about that. they, themselves are encountering that many different individuals from that many different countries since the start of the fiscal year. this tells you something has to be done about it and the drugs that are coming across. i'll tell you one thing this white house could do today. joe biden could tell xi jinping to stop this. if they do not stop producing this fentanyl and w

we'll follow it. >> dana: let's bring in yuma, arizona mayor doug nichols. you have a lot on your plate and the administration will see what they can do i guess tonight in the state of the union address. what would you like to hear from them or want them to hear from you? >> i would love to hear from the president tonight that they are really going to step in and own this situation instead of trying to work with the cities on the front end as far as releases and such. but at the end of the day we need a real strong change of direction. we've seen a little bit, which has been great. the adding three more countries to the immediate process list. and some of the other work being done in central america. but that's just the tip of the iceberg. it needs to be a lot more and i would love to hear the president mention or commit tonight that that's what they will be doing in the next year. >> dana: the border czar also known as vice president kamala harris talking about what she would like to see happen. >> at the end of last year we saw rising level of migration fr

you were in yuma, arizona. >> yuma, arizona, you name it, i lived there. >> great guy.d work, ash. my time is up for me. that is it for "varney & company." "coast to coast" starts, wait for it, now. neil: all right. we know of course that the president of

so republicans are going to be heading to the border in yuma, arizona, to hold hearings on the borders decided they don't want to go, and they have all kinds of excuses for why they don't want to go. but i just wonder, count it suggest -- doesn't it suggest sort of the brokenness of the congress right now that the two sides can't get together for simple things like a hearing on the security of our southern border? >> well, right now you see oftentimeses from the left they don't want to be a part of any sort of conversation that that they can't completely control the narrative. and, you know, we've sat through four years of their hearings and very little action done on the border. now they don't want to go with us to the border and really they don't know why. of they were definitely informed that the hearing was going to happen, but unfortunately they're not wanting to be a part of a real hearing at the border where they have to face the facts of what's going op. jon: yeah. so democrats say they're going to have their own hearing at the border in march, so it's, i guess, political thea

border patrol agents in yuma, arizona seizing 93 pounds of fentanyl, a drug smuggler had in a bag after he entered the u.s. illegally and guys, the numbers are staggering. the last four months alone, sources tell me border patrol has seized more than 800 pounds of fentanyl between ports of entry and on the other side of the coin, cbp has seized a staggering 12,000 pounds of fentanyl at ports of entry at the border. back to you. >> john: and as we understand it, bill, only seizing a small fraction of what is coming across the border. bill has the update from los angeles. thank you. >> fentanyl is killing americans. let me be clear. mayorkas lied and americans are dying. >> biden administration is working to deal with the fallout of the prior administration's failed border policies. >> i know secretary mayorkas is watching this, by having his team of attorneys watch this, good, this committee is going to lay out the case against you, sir. >> sandra: republicans and democrats sparring over secretary mayorkas and repeated statements that the border is secure. many republicans calling for hi

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then tuesdays we're going to the border in yuma, arizona. there is some interesting things happening in yuma with regard to the border and immigration. we'll bring it to you tuesday morning. >> dana: have a great time. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. jarring new information on how huge china's spacecraft program, a whole program, really is. five continents, 40 countries are seeing balloons like we saw in our skies and the federal government slow rolled a briefing on the vessel that was in our skies for more than a week. members of congress are finally getting some info. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." intelligence, defense and state department officials right now briefing all members of the senate on the china spy craft that flew over u.s. airspace or into it last week. all house members got a briefing about two hours ago. they have had a chance to go through some of that material more in detail. it is the senate's chance now. not until 12 days after the first flight c

so i represent much of yuma county. where my constituents are hit hard by this biden open border crisis. i hear from them every day. in fact, the c.e.o. of a hostel there showed they had $20 million uncompensated care in just one year. joe biden does have a plan. his plan is to deliberately open our borders and cede power to the cartels. here's some headlines. fox news from january 18, 2023. border under control of the cartels. not the u.s. yuma residents say as gangs rake in billions off human smuggling. yahoo! news from september 22, 2022. majority of americans think cartels have more control of the border than the u.s. government, poll. why would biden do this? to create chaos? to tsao discord? what will is the answer to this mess for biden and the democrats? more big brother, more control? even changing our culture? instead of empowering these two brave individualsle and the rest of the border patrol seated here in front of us with the tools they need to stem the invasion of illegal aliens, biden sends billions upon

then tuesdays we're going to the border in yuma, arizona.ing in yuma with regard to the border and immigration. we'll bring it to you tuesday morning. >> dana: have a great time. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. jarring new information on how huge china's spacecraft program, a whole program, really is. five continents, 40 countries are seeing balloons like we saw in our skies and the federal government slow rolled a briefing on the vessel that was in our skies for more than a week. members of congress are finally getting some info. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." intelligence, defense and state department officials right now briefing all

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more than 310,000 illegal crossings were reported just in the yuma sector last year.% increase from 2021. i'm here with cheryl casone, lou and joe pinion this morning. joe, i don't see how democrats can boycott a hearing at the border calling it a publicity stunt when we have thousands and thousands of fentanyl being seized every single day poisoning americans and 5 million plus people apprehended at the border and another 1 and a half million getting away seen on surveillance cameras and all of this is what we know of. >> men lie, women lie, numbers don't lie so one-year anniversary of the war in ukraine. 100,000 ukrainian soldiers lost in endeavor. you're looking at over the 4 years donald j trump was in office we had about 12 people on the terrorist watch list that were apprehended at the border, that was four years. north of 150 and counting. it just took 19 madmen to bring this nation to its knees on 911. 50,000 members of armed forces died between the invasion of iraq and afghanistan, so the numbers show me this is a dire crisis that this administration and demo

griff: you went from yuma, arizona where you were this week at the judiciary committee field hearingo here. what can you report to us? >> i can report there's a very serious crisis on the border and the current administration is, i wouldn't say ignoring it. i think it's intentional. going down there and meeting with people in the hospital at the food bank, the farmers and growers, producing our food down there. we're hearing live stories of the impact that this failed policy is having on real live people. it's a tragedy, a tragedy from the standpoint of the drug smuggling. it's a tragedy in terms of the human trafficking and we're dealing with a crisis down there and the-wide administration is only exacerbating it and making it worse every single day. griff: we should point out, none of your democrat colleagues chose to join you there. i believe we have a little bit of sound from that hearing from one of your republican colleagues. here is a little bit of what congressman jordan had to say. take a listen. >> the cvp has essentially become a concierge service for illegal immigrants. y

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the first one is going to be next week in yuma and the speaker says if democrats don't show up, theyailing to do their jobs. we will send it back to you. >> mike: bill melugin along the border tonight. thanks very much. the supreme court has canceled oral arguments over plans to end title 42 border policies. quick deportation of policies seeking asylum were enforced during the pandemic. the white house says its may 11th deadline to end federal covid restrictions makes the policy dispute moot. republican led states had sued to keep title 42 in place citing a worsage border crisis. many questions and not many answers coming out of eastern ohio residents in east palestine held a town hall meeting last night over the health concerns following the derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals. neither representatives of the train company or transportation secretary pete buttigieg made it up. one biden final did make it to the area today. garrett tenney reports from east palestine. >> you are going to smell it as soon as you go into my house. >> touring east palestine today the head of th

the world is on the verge of closing down the border city of yuma in the state of arizona due to the corona epidemic, this head of the hospital announced in an interview with fox news and said that our medical center is the only hospital in greece and has a population of about 100 thousand, three times this number. we have references from immigrants if the government provides financial resources for us we can't provide medical staff and services, we are forced to close persepolis , we contacted the local and state officials and the senators of the parliament , and the municipal office called and visited, but there is no solution. funny that the mayor of new york arrived with 20 buses the immigrants declare a state of emergency to this city, but we have 20 million dollars of medical expenses left on our hands and no one is doing anything . we need money and resources to continue the work of the only hospital in the city . nigerian government fuel smuggling outside the borders has been declared as the cause of the fuel shortage crisis in this country, with fuel at the fuel supply stati

like nikolai, the biologist has spent almost 3 months at the observation center. latonya wanted yuma during the 1st morning round. we catch lots of birds that were migrating at night. they take a break and come down to the ground to eat and fly into the net from workers. they fly lower than at night. pre bucher bon carefully. they remove the birds from the nets in october. there were lots of robins that were on the way to the mediterranean, before the birds are collected and cloth sacks and hung up in order, the most sensitive creatures come 1st. then each bird is banded and examined. it's wingspan and the amount of fat under its feathers are checked before the bird is released. only certified inspectors may do this while little going by go to put any down. i got my bird banding permit last year on you need to train for it beforehand for w. and as i've been doing this since i arrived, i've gotten the hang of it is off of him. on a records the dana, which helps provides statistics on migratory birds. even though few of them are caught again, the number of spotting provides an overview

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you were in yuma, arizona. >> yuma, arizona, you name it, i lived there. >> great guy. thanks for all the hard work, ash. my time is up for me. that is it for "varney & company." "coast to coast" starts, wait for it, now. neil: all right. we know of course that the president of the united states speaks tonight but someone perhaps more important, when it comes to your money, far more relevant, he speaks minutes from now. i'm talking about jerome powell, of course. say the markets will hone on what the fed chairman has to say later this hour, a lot more than anything the president has to say later this night because the president's speech is scripted, as are all presidents state of the union addresses. powell's remarks this afternoon are not. he is conducting a interview. it is a free form economic chat. doesn't mean they get nasty, but they get real. they get to the point. don't expect powell to weigh in on chinese weather balloons, but expect him to comment on the impact of the world's two largest economies now at each other's throat. powell might not be the first to sa

we present yuma is a saturday sunrise on her fish renal and ny back noticed something else. some companies now see the rebuilding of ukraine as a potentially huge opportunity even if no one knows when the war there will end turn yes, tissue cartoons. ukraine is really interesting in the sense that a lot of western aid and reconstruction funds, or coral, ready going their eyes and bows acoya on, for example, in construction to rebuild or repair it's damaged. infrastructure are also based on our m. oh, but there's also a lot of investment in the health sector and even other areas of public service, em renada hippy embassy to one shot. the machine makers at kansas dine are also interested in ukraine. but as long as the bullets are still flying, c e. o jens kito dine refuses to send any of his 45 employees into a war zone. hazel stein's equipment purchases, wires accurate to within $100.00 of a millimeter. the company is the world market leader. when the sanctions were imposed almost a year ago, yann's casual dime was working on an order for a russian customer with half a 100000

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