[applause] secretary mayorkas: thank you. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be here with the conference of mayors. several weeks ago, following the devastating tornado, i visited the city of mayfield, kentucky. a very proud city that was once also a city of schools, churches, stores, places where community members could assemble. and when i visited it several weeks ago, following the tornado, the community members were there but really nothing else was. the schools, the churches, the places of assembly, the stores were gone. just literally blown away and blown down. and the question arose, what was it that kept the people together? what was it that allowed them to remember the pride they felt in the city that, but a day ago, was standing and vibrant? and to draw upon that pride. and it really wasn't a what. it was a who. they was mayor of mayfield. kathy honan. and her ability to comfort. her -- to comfort her constituents, her community members, her ability to reassure them, and her ability to work to ensure that the things they needed, th

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shame on you president biden and secretary mayorkas in this entire administration for not putting the american people first like they deserve. jon: alejandro mayorkas the secretary of homeland security had the meeting with border patrol agents and here is part of the transcript of the meeting as obtained by townhall the job has not been easier over the last few months but it was very difficult throughout 2021, i know the policies of this administration are not particular popular with u.s. customs and border protection but that is the reality and let's see what we can do within the framework. he is asking the people who work for him to willingly look the other way and ignore the laws because that's what the president apparently wants to do. >> think of that for one moment if you need some help on what to do i give him a few ideas let me start with one finish the wall like it or not it worked. there is a crazy thing you know where the illegal immigrants are coming through their coming through holes where the wall is not completed obviously the wall works implement catch and release and

did call secretary mayorkas has yet to join back. they maintain that they're following the law. we see these images that bill just showed up. we see the images of planes landing in the dark of night. no information about them in suburban, new york. do they tell a different story? >> good afternoon, senator. it does tell a different story. the data shows that. just what bill melugin touched on as far as the 59% that were expelled for title 42. there's thousands being released in the country. over 175,000 apprehensions. several hundred were deimportanted under the policy. it's not making an impact. especially what the men and women of dps are doing. we saw 59 illegals that came out of that vehicle. we deal with that constantly. the data shows what is being put out by the federal government right now. >> sandra: it's amazing to hear the governor say if we're not going to get the federal help we need, if the biden administration is not on board, tackling this crisis, then we're going to take this into our own hands. the governor says we already are. is what does that mean for resour

border patrol chiefs raul, this happened during homeland security secretary mayorkas visit to laredo texas, yesterday. bill is alive in la joya, texas with details and the video, bill. >> arthel good afternoon to you. all year long during this border crisis frustration has really started to boil over with border patrol agents across the country. that really shows in this video which again was leaked yesterday during secretary mayorkas visit in laredo, texas read what you're going to see is these agents squaring off at their own boss. border chief ortiz they expressed their frustration with him with the administration policy and again it was all caught on camera, take a listen. >> i have been doing this job. >> that's a problem chief. you do nothing too. >> i can't hear. [inaudible] for that's exactly is happening here. you do nothing. [inaudible] >> may not more migrants conduce billy across the border here in the rio grande valley for this is video we shot here in la joya, texas early this morning. the early morning hours it's very chilly outside in late and generate decent migrants

there's the president and the secretary mayorkas. and i saw calls already earlier this week by members of the u.s. house of representatives calling for the impeachment of mayorkas. that process needs to begin and that process needs to go wherever it may lead, there's lawlessness in the united states of america right now and it start at the top position in the country and need to stop and biden needs to be held accountable for the lawlessness he himself is causing. maria: well, your troopers, your department of public safety have been -- i was told that 156 miles in arizona you've got four agents. >> it's outrageous. part of the way that biden increasingly allows people to come across the border by biden reducing resources to deploy in the border. texas as a state is deploying more resources in the border than the united states of america as a country. texas taxpayer alone in the next two years, we are spending $3 billion to secure our border, i think that's for more than what the federal government is spending here in texas or or her

. >> dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas in texas on friday, where he did these reads. the secretary doing out that they have talents and dedication, but a similar visit to border patrol in yuma, arizona, did not go very well for mayorkas on wednesday. leaked audio reveals an agent turn his back on him. >> sec. mayorkas: you can turn your back on me, but i will never turn my back on you. >> meanwhile, illegal immigrants open to -- continue spilling across the border in the rio grande valley. fox news embedded with texas dps as triggers dominic troopers arrested runners in the brush. border patrol posted these photos showing illegal immigrants in more areas. >> i've never seen a more chaotic. that's why border patrol is fed up, and it's not sustainable. >> the texas attorney general met with his counterparts from 12 states, with them noting their constituents are fed up. >> they are tired of state department officials lecturing them about borders of country across the world, yet they pay no attention to our border. >> new video shows texas dps chasing a human smuggler mo

i don't say this light heartedly harris but at this point mayorkas is the most incompetent of all the biden administration cabinet officials. that says a lot. why isn't chuck schumer, cartel kelly from arizona demanding accountability. if he can't do his job and undermining the national security he should be impeached. >> harris: you are talking about an administration breaking the law and calling for impeachment and all of it is something that fox news has been pressing the white house about for months. back in october you may remember this because you and i attorney general talked about it. we were in disbelief it got handled this way. peter doocy was pushing for answers from white house press secretary jen psaki on those secret flights with little children who had come across the border illegally taking them to airports all over the country. let's watch her response back then. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure it's in the middle of the night. let me tell you what's happ

while secretary mayorkas stayed silent. tyrus, you know, we just wrapped up the deadliest year on the border in history. i think deaths along -- i think the deaths on the border doubled from last year. who's really paying the price of this disaster on the border? >> well, the american people. you know? working class, lower class, i mean, we're all just getting hit in the mouth. i mean, you can literally come in through the border and you can fly at night with no if mask to any destination. americans can't do that. i mean, i have this short list i was going over that i literally have to put my if glasses on because it's just so glaring. i won't even get into what felt knoll's doing to this -- fentanyl's doing to this country. it's easier for an immigrant to get services. they were trying to go after the border patrol, the horsemen, saying that they were beating them with whips, and there was supposed to be this huge report that was going to expose all this, and it turns out it was nothing. and the administration didn't even

that's why when mayorkas talked to his agents in arizona, one of them turned his back on mayorkas and he said why are you doing that to me and the answer was because you turned your back on us. and that is so true. they are demoralized. i've worked with them many years as a federal prosecutor. they know the real story. they are projecting 9,000 per day will be coming into the united states. when is this going to end? >> harris: can we handle that? >> we've already -- we're already approaching two million. how can we assimilate two million people that have no legal status in this country. the largest human trafficking event that i've seen in my lifetime and i dealt with the border as chair of the homeland security committee and a federal prosecutor. i've never seen it more wide open, more chaotic and why border patrol is just -- the administration lie after lie. they want to turn a blind eye to this situation and it is not sustainable. >> harris: i wonder how much we still wouldn't know in terms of the cover-up if the government just had not underestimated how people don't want to get

all of this frustration was with mayorkas in the room. you think this will force the white house to prioritize the border as a top issue? >> they need to, but they probably won't because it's such an issue that is so controversial among the left, which we know the biden administration is working overtime to please. so you have so much pent-up frustration among border patrol agents that feel like they're literally not allowed to do their jobs, which is to secure the border to apprehend migrants crossing illegally and the one agent said, he feel like he's being used as a taxi service because he's not allowed to do what he was hired to do. will the biden administration do anything about it? i hope so. >> sandra: there's a huge political issue that they will face as it continues to be highlighted, the frustration at the border and the border patrol agents frustrated with their leaders and doing it with mayorkas in the room. made it a very big story. we'll continue to follow it. thank you. the storm slamming the east coast may have moved on, b

and again, in the video, you had secretary mayorkas not say a word, sit there. if you are the secretary step up, say look, i'm here, talk to me, talk about the policies, i'll give you direct answers and we did not see that, and that's what the border patrol is looking for with leadership first and foremost. >> former d.h.s. secretary chad wolf, thank you for joining us. >> sandra: tensions are rising over school mask mandates. the new york governor says the policy to keep masks on students will remain in place indefinitely, even as it faces a court battle. right now, more than a dozen states have school mask mandates. lauren, something every parent is talking about. what do they have to say about this? >> i'll tell you, the battles over mask mandates in schools have parents angry and confused and some are claiming children are pawns of pandemic politics. upstate new york high school standoff, saw more than a dozen students barred from entering because they were not wearing masks. the students' refusal came after a decision by a state supreme court judge who rule

you're appointed secretary mayorkas, his office told us in a statement in part, quote, secretary mayorkas welcomes candor during thesedo conversations, appreciates and respectsnv the opinions ofea each member of the cbp workforce. what about our sovereignty and is it really that bad? the worst in 20 i years. alsoal tonight we should contine to do continue to bring you exclusive reporting from our very own sara carter who now interviewed a recently retired border patrol agent who says biden's open borders disaster is not an b accident. ct by the way, he's undercover. he's protecting his pension and i don't blame him. >> l take a look. how do you verify who the people are whenhe they come through if they have no identifiers or no license or no passport? we have to, you know, pretty much bring them in . we take the fingerprints. when you take fingerprints, you're checking if they've done something here in the us . we don't know what they dide outside. they may havea hid from the joint terrorism task forceha or whatever , but i don't think that's enough. that's not enough vetting. we are i me

they are confronting secretary mayorkas. they want answers and they want to know why all of these flights are being kept secret. your reaction? >> well, i mean, he needs to hear from them. i'm glad that he had the initiative to go down there and hear the border agents because they're going to tell him the truth. i'm glad they did. but i mean, it's a mess down here, maria. i know you're coming down tomorrow. when you start moving people at night, you start doing all these things, it shows that everything they're doing is wrong. they have no plan. we've got a border czar, the vice president hasn't been down here. the president hasn't been down here amount and the border patrol agents are overwhelmed. they need assistance, they need help, they need tools to secure the border and protect our sovereignty. maria: how is this not a dereliction of duty, congressman? seriously. you've got wide open border, joe biden misleading the american people, saying the border is closed. of course it's not. we've had 2 million apprehensions in t

stuart: how does mayorkas keep his job? border patrol agent turned his back on him. there's uproar when he meets the border patrol people, but he keeps his job. is that because that border is left open deliberately? that's his orders, leave it open, is that it? >> absolutely. absolutely. this appears to be what it is. even more so we can see evidence of that with these covert flights late in the middle of the night. and i call them covert flights because it appears to be an operation by the biden administration where they're bringing migrants into the country under the darkness of night away from lawmakers, away from the public eye, away from the if american people, dropping them off at various airports throughout the country, tennessee and new york, we've seen it, we've seen it in california. and, you know, they're only caught when somebody is brave enough to either leak photographic evidence or video ed of what the government is doing -- evidence of what the government is doing. the biden administration is refusing to answer questions. i know peter doocy, great whi

>> i recently had a call secretary mayorkas' to get an update. i asked him what do we know where he's from? they don't know. it's suspect that he has a sister from pakistan. she's known in terrorist circles.as lady al qaeda. she's currently serving an 86 year sentence in a woman's prison approximately 24 miles away from the israel synagogue. he has demanded her immediate release. we know that much so far. it's believed it's an isolated incident, i know the fbi and police are on the scene actively working together to make sure a peaceful resolution. i reached out to the mayor's office and chief of police in contact with the general was flying from houston this evening offering up our office wherever resources are needed. my prayers and thoughts are in this community, we need to make sure these individuals are held hostage returned safely to their families and it's 11 community and it horrendous what we are seeing. jon: you spoke to secretary mayorkas, he said he's not able to confirm that connection, it's all mysterious right now. apparently back

i hope they hold secretary mayorkas accountable for this. >> laura: if they keep doing what they do, america is essentially changed in profound ways going forward, maybe forever. so do you discount the possibility that the house, actually bring up a serious perhaps impeachment inquiry just on this issue of the border alone? is that out of the realm of possibility? >> senator cotton: no, laura. i don't think it is under the run of possibility. because of all of the abuses of the biden and administration, i think with the department of homeland security has been to undermined american sovereignty, to open our borders to undercut wages and jobs for american workers is probably the most egregious and they are open about it. secretary mayorkas has said it in speeches that being illegally present in the country is no longer a priority for deportation. they admit these things publicly. >> laura: finally, it looks like senator chuck schumer is now under fire for his handling of things in the senate on the democratic side. politico reporting that staffers -- you must be watching this, maybe a

scott was one of ten gop senators to write mayorkas requesting detailed information about the practice of allowing illegal migrants to use civilian , make that simple immigration arrest warrants as an id to board a flight pretty out that practice a security threat. for the record more than 178,000 illegal migrants were encountered on the us side of the southern border in december alone. 2 million reported in 2021. >> shannon: kevin, thank you very much. see you in a minute. creek if the heat on the buy by the ministration because of resources being devoted to the southern border. the white house is pushing back. let's bring in the tenet governor dan patrick. welcome back. it's always good to have you. we will start off with a little bit of sound from white house press secretary jen psaki talking about the movement of some of these individuals earlier this week. >> migrants cannot be expelled under title 42. sometimes that means moving migrants to other parts of the united states to move to different detention facilities facilities where they wait for next steps in the immigration proce

should alejandro mayorkas step down? >> well, number one, it was your fourth trip to the border, joe biden hasn't been there since 2008, and that was a drive-by. he doesn't seem to care about the border and what's coming through in terms of criminals, in terms of drug dealers and in terms of the drugs themselves. he's ignoring all of that. his position on the border seems to be you get to the u.s., you can stay, and then the democrats want to provide amnesty. i mean, you talk about the department of homeland security, border security, you have democrats including the vice president, kamala harris, who wanted to eliminate immigration and customs enforcement across the country. that's the problem. you know, maria, that over last three months more illegal immigrants have come into this country carrying all different things with them, and over those three months that was more than in the entire year of 2020. two-thirds of americans say this president is doing a really bad job at the border. we immediate to take back the hous

mayorkas challenged us to get to 30% by 2023 and an initiative in our committee bynt 2030 but we challenge ourselves to make that by 2023 so we look forward to working with you and ensure we provide even more, we are heading toward 50% of dhs and will have a diverse representation across our components. >> you target with thehe institution, when you do recruiting, they are not aware these opportunities exist and furthermore, i don't know what your policy is on internships they often work well bringing people into these professions. >> you hit the nail on the head, our programs, we did a cyber sprint and hired 350 people and put another 500 job offers and we created program in the cyber honors program andgr with that, the internship programs are hugely beneficial for us going into these institutions is where we have found tremendous talent so we are very supportive of those efforts. >> well, thank you. go back to the senate and tell them that. thank you and i yield back. >> yes? welcome. >> i can hear you now, can you hear me? >> yes. >> great. thank you to everyone here today. i don't want

days before the video went viral, the border agents in yuma, arizona turned their backs on secretary mayorkas. we're seeing border agents becoming outspoken when it comes to frustrations when what is happening down at border. look at video we shot here in la joya, texas, they continue coming in the middle of the night, mostly family units, some bringing young children with them. i mentioned chilly temperatures, late january in the rgv, they were given thermal blankets n the rgv, they are still averaging over 1000 apprehensions every single day. we're used to see the family units, not to see what we witnessed this week. look at this video this was san san antonio i.c.e. bus mass releasing all single adult males in the airport, releasing them to travel wherever they want. there was an ngo waiting to see them. that is some of the women you see there. that ndo lined the men up, they brought them into the airport, the men are free to travel where they lant to go. that wasn't it. look at video in brownsville, we witnessed i.c.e. mass releasing more single adult men. some had ankle monitors on when

. >> [indiscernible] one agent did turn his back on mayorkas. he said he can do shop underbite policy and it was better under trump and everyone was doing their job. secretary mayorkas admitted that the policy is unpopular with border patrol. but ultimately elections have consequences. on the border patrol agents observed it was better under trump because president trump out of different way he was executing the law of the land. now joe biden's president and he's taking a look at the law and is finding loopholes in finding a way to do it. who knows where they are landing , all that the blessing of the biden administration. >> keep in mind there is right and wrong and republican and democrat. this is wrong. they're breaking the law. they're breaking immigration law and if you ask people is it okay to come into our country without papers illegally is okay for the border patrol to keep them in the middle of the night and get taxicabs and then send them to various cities without telling the governor or the mayor, that is just wrong. no one elected t

to the border crisis, border patrol in protest turning their backs on homeland security secretary mayorkas. republican senators demanding answers on weak u.s. visa programs that led in suspected extremists. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: first let's welcome to the show, first get a check of your money. we'll start with stocks giving up early gains closing in the red. gdp grew a solid 17%, 6.7% annualized the economy is bouncing back. rate hikes in march to battle rising inflation, the supply chain crisis driving that rising inflation. it is at who-year high. look at this story, thieves looting supply chain freight trains in los angeles. it is not just amazon packages. they're making off with dozens of guns. adding to the violence ramping up in l.a. what does the nation's top central banker say about all of this? ashley webster has the story. ashley. reporter: there is no doubt the supply chain is still broken but there are signs of progress here at the port of savannah. i was here 3 1/2 months ago and there were 30 s

and we're very focused on that as well. >> good luck tomorrow, secretary mayorkas. we appreciate your time today. >> thank you, jake. >>> tomorrow, join us for an unprecedented gathering inside the u.s. capitol with police, lawmakers and political leaders. anderson cooper and i will host our coverage "live from the capitol january 6 one year later" at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, new details about how president biden plans to mark the january 6th anniversary, including calling out the role that he thinks his predecessor played. >>> plus, riot police today using stun grenades and tear gas to try to break up tens of thousands of protesters. what is fueling these demonstrations? that's ahead. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board... and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because my sleep num

mayorkas who is, obviously, the dhs secretary, would be out of a job right now. but as we saw with afghanistan, virtually nobody gets fired or even reprimanded in the administration. so what we're seeing at the border, it's only going to continue as the media remains mostly apathetic about this crisis, jon. jon: we have seen, obviously, some very low poll numbers for the biden administration. apparently, they are hoping that the opportunity to replace, to appoint a replacement for supreme court justice stephen breyer is going to help turn those numbers around a. what do you think the prospects are? >> jon, i just don't see this development regarding breyer's retirement as any kind of real game-changer. if clarence thomas, for example, had announced his retirement and was replaced by a liberal judge, that's something far different. but in the end, the court remains primarily 6-3 conservative, so they're simply shooting par here. nothing fundamentally changes in the end. and since president already said he would name a black woman to the bench, there's no wow facto

mayorkas. people say fire mayorkas. is he getting his marching orders from his activists to put them there in place. he knows how to do the right thing. don't get mad at ice officers. they have to do what their leadership tells them. plus, they have been gutted. so this is -- it's just a series of events and if you are border patrol, you have a safe space here. if this there can be some whistleblowers to come forward and tell us the details of these stories we would certainly love to hear it. >> steve: that's why tom cotton talking about coming to court. have the court force the biden administration and force mayorkas and department of homeland security and everybody else to enforce the law. because, right now, they are being very selective about which parts of the law they feel like enforcing. >> brian: tucker carlson is going to be expanding on in this morning. he has something on george soros coming up. it's dropped on fox nation. but he is going to be expanding on this. comparison he gives with ukraine. how we are t

secretary mayorkas said that the administration is going to work with congress to get more resources to get upgraded security for houses of worship. what is needed? >> so we in the faith-based community, especially the jewish community, we rely on the federal government and the grant program from the nonsecurity grand program each year. each year it is moved up from 20 million to 50 million to $180 million last year to help target our facilities. we spend a lot of time in the jewish community going threat and vulnerability assessments and unfortunately we have to target harden our facilities to ensure that our community members are, our kong regular ants could go to services and feel as safe as possible. i know secretary mayorkas and other law enforcement officials we work with on a daily basis to make that happen. but we work with our leaders in the community to bring that awareness so we could increase that funding for our community. >> i know you're the security guy. and what we're talking about is funding for hardening targets for lack of a better term. but that is the back end o

that is a real factor and i sure that in the past with secretary mayorkas, $575 may not sound like a lot but how do you choose your mother or your relative or how do you choose which one do you pick? the other area is much like in the '80s when so many had arrived originally in fremont, i think immigrants would like to be with her own family members and those who they that seh in the past. what we are finding them for a touch in some ways when you select the reaching out, many other come in my city, 50% have one or two members in the family poverty are immigrants but even though they may not be afghan in heritage come because they had the experience whether through vietnam or chinese or india, they feel compelled to help and assist it we've been trying to work with school districts, i think like even caring outreach and i don't know if there's any of the programs, like helping people get their driver's license, helping people with assisting with giving out packages to allow people to resettle and help with her household goods. so we're hoping to continue that but if there's any other

. >> reporter: now, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says the u.s. is on heightened alert for cyberattacks. now, the agency warning that the recent malware attacks in ukraine highlight the potential for widespread damage to critical infrastructure here at home. faith. >> ike, thank you. >>> the other big story this morning is the weather. people as far south as texas are bracing for a rare ice storm. a weather system stretching from the deep south to the carolinas will bring significant icing beginning this morning, and up to six inches of snow could fall later tonight in north carolina. ahead of the storm roads were treated in houston, and states of emergency are already in effect for the carolinas and virginia with the potential for widespread power outages. >>> and much of the country is also waking up to a bitter blast of arctic air. d.c. to boston will experience windchills around zero this morning. below zero in the northern plains, and of course we'll check your forecast for you coming up in about five minutes. >> and it doesn't end there. bit

rex mayorkas says we have fundamentally changed immigration policy within the united states and we are doing more and 22. what they have done is they have built their own criminal organization they need their own gang site at this port they are facilitating and accommodating to human trafficking cartel, the drug cartel, they are actually taking folks in helping bring them into the interior producing the disastrous results. >> my thanks to the attorney general from florida, missouri and indiana. texas governor greg abbott frustrated president biden for the deadly impact of his open border policies but is now taking matters into his own hands grade might want on one with the governor, next. >> it is astonishing that one >> it is astonishing that one lawbreaker ♪ ♪ you can't buy love. or peace. you can't buy security. you can't buy happiness. you can't buy confidence. but you can invest in it. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. as a business o

. >> reporter: in may, secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas ordered ice to discontinue the use of irwin county detention center, saying: "d.h.s. detention facilitiesnd the treatment of individuals in those facilities will be held to our health and safety standards. where we discover they fall short, we willontinue to take action." the announcement came after a nurse whistleblower there alleged medical abuses, including unnecessary gynecological procedures on detained immigrant women, which prompted a federal investigation that is ongoing. journalist seth freed wessler hopes the documentary will shed new light on ice, and its policy of detaining immigrants. >> nearly nobody who's in ice detention has to be detained, as a matter of law. and so, during the pandemic, one of the things people who were held inside were saying is, let us proceed with our immigration cases from the safety of our homes. and ice could have made the decision to do that, and chose not to, for the most part, during the pandemic. and i think part of what i hope this film does is to raise the question abo

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secretary mayorkas is awol. the white house has canceled the word crisis. and for self-proclaimed border czar, kamala harris, this is just another laughing matter. this is a dereliction of duty by the highest officeholders in our nation. and in arizona we will do what they refuse to do. [applause] we've got a strong track record. in 2015, we created the arizona border strike force to take on the cartels and protect our state against the flow of criminals, narcotics, weapons and ammunition. president biden refuses to deploy the national guard despite the fact it's been done by every other president in recent history, including barack obama. so in april we deployed them ourselves, providing much needed assistance to local law enforcement. and with the leadership here, we invested $55 million in last year's budget to amplify all these efforts. but more action and manpower are needed. here's the plan. number one, resources. our budget will make significant new investments to strengthen the border strike force, provide advanced equipment to aid in the pursuit of

i saw the quotes by mayorkas when he was asked about it. you saw jen psaki being asked about those illegal flights that went into new york that we had the footage. that doesn't matter that happened from a few months ago. that's not really news. yeah, it is news. i don't know when that footage was taken. i guess august 13th. i don't care when it's happening. everyone in this country knows that that is happening every day all across the country. that our government officials and ice we are travel agents. we are not protecting our borders and immigration and halting illegal immigration. we are travel agents. we are taking people who were brought over illegally, by cartels who, by the way are destabilizing mexico because they have become so rich and powerful. we are putting them on taxpayer buses and flights and distributing them all across the america. everybody knows this is happening. we didn't know this video to know it. it was interesting to see, but we all know it's happening. these poor border patrol agents know it's happening. so why sh

you have vp harris who's done close to nothing, secretory mayorkas supply personally have questioned three times in congressional hearings who said he thinks they are doing their job. data shows again pointing to the fact that no, the border is not secure. you cannot have a secure nation unless you have secure borders and if you don't have secure borders, you are not in a safe sovereign nation so what we have here is a crisis, a border crisis and as we have seen throughout the years, what this administration has done turn every town into a border town in america. we have long had a plan to secure the border and we have tried multiple times, all of which nancy pelosi stopped on the house floor. she refuses to acknowledge there's a border crisis happening. her colleagues don't go to the border because they don't want to see what we all know because it is against their narrative. the gop and republicans, when we take the house back in november, we will have a plan ready to go come january when the 118 congress starts and that's important because we have all said it's necessary to win th

secretary mayorkas is a wall. the white house has canceled the word crisis and the self-proclaimed border czar kamala harris this is just another laughing matter. this is a dereliction of duty by the half highest officeholders in our nation and in arizona we will do what they refuse to do . we've got a strong track record. in 2015 we created the arizona order strikeforce to take on the cartels and d protect our states against the flow of criminals, narcotics, weapons and ammunition. president biden refuses to deploy the national guard. despite the fact it's been done by every other president in recent history. including barack obama. so in april we deployed them ourselves. providing much needed assistance to local law enforcement. and with the leadership here, we invested $55 million in last year's budget to amplify all these efforts but more action and manpower are needed. here's the plan. number one, resources. our budget will make significant new investments to strengthen the border strikeforce, provide advance

and turn their back to secretary mayorkas and not letting them do their job at the border. >> it may appear that everything is hunky-dory. we know that. i know that. >> we will keep fighting. let me just say, you can turn your back on me, but i will never turn my back on you. >> carley: governor greg abbott has asked 12 states attorney general to come to a briefing on border security today, and that will be held at bps headquarters. >> carley: actually think you so much, todd, the top of the piece, the body camera footage is interesting. the body camera, police sergeant mike at the airport august 2021 and is looking around and seeing a flight coming in after curfew which is a breach of security purity has no idea who's on board so he asked those on board, what is happening here? that contractor here said, we understand that this is something very, very strange. we are going to a small airport but the reason that that flight to westchester because you don't want to be somewhere where the spotlight is. you want to try to be as down low as possible. a lot of this is down low stuff that

secretary alejandro mayorkas quoting "a next generation of climate experts improve climate literacy throughout the department and to execute the claimant plan." his critics calling out the administration for focusing on climate change instead of historic number of illegal border crossings. border agents detaining 1.7 million migrants in the 2021 fiscal year alone. you may want to look at securing the border if you're department of homeland security. nato with an impasse with russia as they begin a third day of security talks today. >> carley: it comes as senate to vote on whether to sanction the russian north pipeline. amy kellogg is live with the details, amy. >> hi, carely and todd appear at the talks moved to vienna and te negotiators main rhetorical question remains unanswered, why is nuclear armed russia feeling threatened by a much smaller neighbor? and why our live fire exercises going on now by the russians on a border with ukraine? many say it seems to be more about russia not wanting to lose its old fear of influence altogether. 14 of former satellite states and the republic have joi

we saw that was secretary mayorkas in las vegas in one of the guys there turned his back on him. >> greg: you can see why they are being nontransparent, the most transparent was afghanistan, and we saw that. they don't want us to see how incompetent and chaotic they really are. they do it late at night, and the insult us by thinking we are too dumb to find out. was it "the new york post"? >> jesse: they released to the report that said the border agents on the horses are clean, then the far left kooks are going to go crazy, because they have to kill it. >> greg: all right come up next, president biden making a deal with the far left on the supreme court. but could it backfire on democrats? ♪ ♪ how bout sushi? i just had sushi for lunch yesterday. indian? ehh, maybe... how bout seafood? you know i don't like seafood. [collision beeping warning] [silence] how bout tacos? tacos. automatic emergency braking — one of six advanced safety features standard on every 2022 chevy equinox. find new technology. find new roads. chevrolet. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of pro

it happened in friday in texas during a visit by alejandro mayorkas. he was in the room when border patrol cheap raul ortiz said that morale is an all-time low. he said he understood their frustration but not to give up. watch. >> i've been doing this job. >> i can't hear you. >> good men are doing nothing. you're allowing -- >> you are doing something. >> no, sir, we're not. >> trace: let's bring in former border patrol chief and former acting director of immigration, ron matello. great to have you here. this is the right time to have you on. if you see that video, can you imagine all the time in the border patrol, allowing illegals in the country and then taking them to their destinations. what would you have done sir, if your agents had confronted you in that way? >> it's very unfortunate. i've been in that situation many times with employees. the goal is to understand that the challenges that they're going through, know what's on their mind what are the resources required for them to fix this problem. what can leadership do to assist them. these ag