joining us now, texas governor greg abbott. governor, let's start with the surge of illegal immigration across the border. in march, more than 172,000 border stops across the state, that's the highest in 20 years, more than 20,000 unaccompanied minors now in federal custody and there is a report of "the new york times," governor, that the government now projects more than 35,000 unaccompanied minors in federal custody by june. one, could it get that bad, and two, what's the biggest single thing that president biden could do to stop the search? >> governor abbott: first, chris, i will tell you that candidly i expect that number to be far higher. i do want to go back to something you said initially. you talked about a good conservative critics the biden administration. this is a bipartisan response to the biden administration because you have democrat members of the united states congress, you have democrat members of the state legislature as well as democrat local officials who are pushing back against the biden demonstration as

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to my left is texas governor greg abbott. his state has the second highest gdp growth in the last quarter. that's because he put his constituents and their economic well-being first. along with us is iowa governor, kim reynolds because her state was one of the first to open up schools for in-person learning. also here, nebraska governor, pete ricketts. his state has 2.9% unemployment rate. our final red state trail blazer, mississippi governor, tate reeves. his state could soon ease restrictions on all indoor activities as well. these are your red state trail blazers. let's give them a round of applause, all five. [cheers & applause] all right. so tonight this is going to be kind of wild. we're going to talk to them about how they led their state, the way they led them, the strategies that they decided to use, communication, policy-wise all to preserve economic freedom and advance the freedom that we've become accustomed to having and others were eager to take away. it's not just limited to covid. we'll discuss how they plann

governor abbott says president biden's policies are fueling this horror.

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sarah abbott, paul abbott's wife was also questioned and gave the following statement. after paul left she watched for bob to come out and finally around 8:15 am seeing no signs of activity at the judson house. she went over to the porch and tried the front door. but it was locked and she knocked and called out but got no answer. she then went to this kitchen porch. but that door was also locked. she looked in through the glass and then thoroughly aroused by the side of the gun and the blood she ran home and notified the police. this model shows the premises just before mrs. abbott went to the house. and then it beneath that it says no to bene note. well don broke around 5 am sunrise is 6:17 weather is clear. no lights related in the house. both outside doors were locked on the inside. so that's what you're faced with. premises are secured three people dead. gun in the middle of the kitchen floor and blood all over the place. so just tell us something about some of the details in this one that you find. interesting perplexing one thing that's interesting is that you can

. >> grade greg abbott once a biden administration to label drug cartels as terrorist organizations. the biden border crisis coming up. >> we have a lot to get to that first, we begin with accusations of racial indoctrination. coming from inside on top american schools as the issue of teaching critical race theory is now reaching a boiling spot. a math teacher at new york's elite church high school is being told to work from home after accusing the private school of having a man a fixation on race and pushing on its students anti- racism, ideology that makes white kids ashamed. now the father of a student, another elite school, $54000 a year school pulling his child out calling antiracism policies cancers. andrew gottman writing a letter saying i cannot tolerate a school that not only judges my daughter by the color of her skin but encourages and instructs her to prejudge others by this. single mindset most reminiscent of the chinese cultural evolution. at the talk about this. sean, i want to start with you because you're the father of nine kids, you knew that, right? >> i know, i've

as i said, governor abbott will join us with his reaction in just a moments. this as a dangerous ms-13 gang member from el salvador crossed over into the united states this week. he was arrested thankfully. but how many others got in successfully and where are they now? the governor says president biden must recognize that the cartels are running everything at the border. and they're terrorizing americans that live on the other side. but first correspondent rich edson live in la jolla, texas, the busiest for migration right now. good afternoon, rich. >> good afternoon, martha. this stretch of road here is among the busiest sectors of this entire stretch. you have a number of families coming here and especially children traveling alone. throughout the day, we've seen them approach border patrol trucks and vehicles, get into vans, border patrol give them water and transport them to central processing where customs and border protection will begin to talk to them and figure out where they're headed to try to slow this surge, the white house announced commitments

now it has taken place as governor abbott has described. they have tried to keep child protective services from seeing these kids. now that they are seeing them, now they are reporting these atrocities are happening. your reaction as a medical doctor. >> well, having spent almost my entire professional career dealing with children and the issues of children, obviously it breaks my heart to see these children being treated this way. and i don't know that anybody really cares that much. they are being used as pawns like so many of us are being used in this effort to divide this country. you know, i think it is going out of very macro level. you have to remember about 60 years ago, they said your children's children will live under communism and we won't have to fire a shot. what was he talking about? he was talking about the ability to gain control of our educational system so you can indoctrinate the kids, gain control of the media so that you can spoon-feed the people only what you want them to hear, exclude the things you didn't want them

and the lack of planning for the fall out from those disastrous policies. >> sean: governor abbott's child protective service these denied access in these facilities to check on these children. basically saying that biden's cages for kids have become torture abuse centers. joel, law joe, kamala harris telnet, kids jumping 14 feet off the walls left in the most unsanitary con. is there a time you're going to pay attention and stop the abuse, go down to the border and address what is a self-inflicted catastrophe? children are allegedly being sexually abused andoute thanks to joe's invitation and an joe's cages. any american day care center that remotely resumed these disgusting conditions, if they ever had pictures like this coming out of a day care center, they would be shut down immediately and the people responsible arrested for child abuse. biden should intervene immediately and stop child rape and the abuse of migrants and navy american taxpayer should not be fitting the bill in all of this. much more including our investigative report live from the border tonight. also tonight as

what is governor abbott doing. is this really about the voting law in georgia or preemptive strike because similar voting laws are under way in texas? >> yeah, that's the key, alisyn. they've got a whole raft of legislation and rules changes teed up in texas where what had been an 800,000 vote margin for republicans back in 2016 shrank to 650,000. they see the handwriting on the wall down there, the republicans do. they know that without some aggressive gerrymandering they would have lost quite a lot more power. so greg abbott is trying to align himself with what looks like a national effort by republicans to try and suppress the vote because in these swings of urban counties and in these big democratic-leaning cities they simply can't win and they're starting to see states and georgia being a prime example starting to flip. and so, that's what this entire fight is all about. it certainly has nothing to do with major league baseball itself. >> look, you can tell that there are some republicans who know they have a

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governor abbott says the white house has to close a san antonio facility. abbott says he is receiving tips that migrant children were sexually assaulted there and insufficient food amid other allegations of abuse. governor abbott says president biden's policies are fueling this horror. >> these problems are a byproduct of president biden's open border policies. this facility is a health and safety nightmare. the biden administration is now presiding over the abuse of children. to end this abuse the biden administration must immediately shut down this facility. >> harris: then there is this. an arizona border chief has released the photo showing 130 migrants at the border as the surge shows no sign of slowing down. in focus now. arizona attorney general, attorney general, thank you for being on the program. >> thank you for having me, harris. >> harris: i want to start off with what you need to do next in the state of texas because when you hear the governor, you two work in concert, i would imagine, together. you are the legal arm of that. what needs to be

robert judson were discovered dead by paul abbott a neighbor. he was questioned and gave the following statement. bob judson and he drove to their work together, alternating cars. this was abbott's week to drive. monday morning he was late. around 7:35. so when blowing his horn, he went to the factory without him believing judson would come in his own car. sarah abbott was also questioned andive ga the following statement. after paul had left, she watched for bob to come out and finally around 8:15 a.m., seeing no signs of activities at the juddson house, she went over to the porch and tried the front door, but it was locked and she knocked and called out but got no answer. she then went to the kitchen porch, but that door was also locked. she looked in through the glass and then thoroughly aroused by the sight of the gun and blood, she went home and notified the police. this model shows the premises just before mrs. abbott went to the house. and then beneath that it says note well. dawn broke 5:00 a.m. sunrise 6:17. weather is clear. no lights

abbott is now a controlling director who plays mind games with actress allison, and it's incredibly stressful to watch him torture her. yet as the shoot descends into near chaos, black bear is bitterly, brilliantly funny, offering convincing insights into the film—making process. you are in love with her. you are. i know it. this explores and critiques the extremes that creative people can go to for their art and while the first part shows what we already knew — that plaza is great at sarcastic, deadpan comedy — the second part demonstrates her talent as a serious dramatic actress. it's on digital now. next up, a documentary about the man who gave star wars the green light and who suggested that the character of ripley in alien should be a woman. he's the most influential movie executive you've never heard of. during his career, he's been an agent, a producer, an executive, and a studio head. with150 academy awards nominations and 50 academy award wins, he's one of the most prominent executives in the history of hollywood. not that any of this impressed me much growing up. just as my da

next here, the packed texas rangers game was missing one person, governor greg abbott, why he refused to throw out the first pitch. >>> and congressman matt gaetz refusing to resign. so far his republican colleagues staying silent on the investigation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ >>> it's official, the all-star game has a new home, the mlb announcing this year's game will be played in denver, pulled from atlanta in response to georgia's controversial and restrictive new voting law. the move, though, isn't happening quietly. texas governor greg abbott refusing to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the home opener y

takes a look at greg abbott on fox news earlier today. >> go to san antonio. there were complaints that were filed with state agencies to health and human services commission and the department of child protective services, and those complaints articulated very specific allegations about sexual assault on minors in addition to the other allegations which include exposing other minors to the spread of covid-19. the numbers that were provided me at the staff were roughly 15% of these young children have covid. >> we have chad wolf standing by. first, we begin with alex hogan who is live at the border. hi, alex. >> hi, gillian. last night we joined border patrol as they surveyed the area the moment showing these migrants crossing the rio grande river for the very first time. >> this is happening every day. it's not a one-time thing. these border patrol agents will tell you story after story that are just like that. if you're not heart broken by that, if you don't recognize this policy is having a devastating impact on real people, president biden needs to -- if h

we talked about greg abbott not throwing out the first pitch. but it was open without restrictions. 38,000 fans packed this stadium. a lot of whom weren't wearing masks. as a texan, how do you feel when you see a packed stadium like this? is this the type of thing that should be happening at this stage of the pandemic? >> john, let me quickly say one thing. i want to give to the family of the capitol hill police officer my deepest sympathies. my first opportunity nationally to do so and want to make sure they know how much we loved and respected his service and pray for them. but as a texan, let me say that i'm a great sports fan of all of our teams across the state. baylor and university of houston. baylor won last night. but i think it was a disaster, and i'm enormously disappointed, and it was a confrontation, a wrong confrontation in the face of reality. covid-19 is on the move. we are winning in many places but we're losing in other places. covid-19 is not -- has not gone away, and the instructions given by scientists should be adhered to.

governor abbott is taking a standby not showing up. being angry at mlb for making the same decision. as i said -- it makes absolutely no sense. figure it out republicans! what do you do? cancel or not? capitalism or not? trump does not lie but joe biden does? we see you. that's why it does not stick. people are not buying the b.s. they see you. >>> george floyd's brother, and attorney ben crump is here. they'll tell me what they think of the police chief. >> it means a lot because the first time we interacted with the community members may be the only time they had an interaction so that has to count for something. "cnn tonight" brought to you by scotts -- triple actions, kills weeds and prevents. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. are you managing your diabetes... the ...using fingersticks?tion multipro tailgate. with the new freestyle libre 2 s

texas governor greg abbott says, you know what? i'm not going to throw out that first pitch tonight at the mlb game that gets started. texas rangers game at their home opener. so in moments, we'll talk to the man at the center of what's going on in georgia. that's brian kemp. he's standing by. we'll be with him in just a minute. his state stands to lose $100 million now that the mlb yanked the all-star game out of atlanta. rand paul joins us as well. he wants to know how coke and delta and microsoft can get around uighur concentration camps in china. they do big business there every year but want to cancel a voter law in passed in georgia by the house and the senate but duly elected representatives in the state of georgia. later today, an arizona school is proposing an equity plan as an essential part of the elementary school curriculum for all the little kids in their school system. that's facing a wrath of some parents and they're standing up to classroom craziness. >> i'm hispanic. never once have they come home and said that th

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abbotts field, wrigley in chicago, shy park? >> it's great. i wish -- i brought pictures. it was incredible. >> there are beautiful pictures in the book. >> these people will have access to that book by the way. >> it was 1909. one of the earliest of the golden age. one of the most ornate, actually. it was like an elaborate building on the outside. but then you go in through this huge rotunda and then you're in the field. if you saw it from the other side it was just a field. but if you saw it from the home plate side it looked like a monumental building. you could have thought it was an opera house or something like that. that was an incredibly important moment in the evolution of this. then, of course, came forbes field in pittsburgh. >> right. >> and then fenway, tiger stadium, abbotts, wrigley. >> which of those is the greatest? by what are your standards of judgment? you develop a clear standard way of thinking about ballparks in the book and maybe you could explain that to people what you think is good? >> it's a combination of things. first, is it a nice civic piece

governor greg abbott refused to throw out the first pitch saying it is shameful america's pastime is being influenced by party politics, georgia's new lost part several airlines to speak out on what they call voter suppression. if you want to board a plane this morning you are going to need a valid id. yes you are. lawrence: you know how we do it. march madness in a major upset. >> complete college basketball's greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship. lawrence: beating them 86-70. >> national title in history and fans back home in texas had a watch party held at the school. a live look inside. lawrence: that is all my people. jillian: congratulations. lawrence: after the break president biden's latest stimulus plan comes with major tax hikes. jillian: not all democrats are on board either. we will explain what that means for your bank account, you don't want to miss it. ♪♪ how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pa

a new poll shows actor matthew mcconaughey could give texas governor greg abbott a run for his money if he decides to challenge him. todd: have you been working on impressions? plus, a star studded night in nashville, the big winners from country music's biggest night and miranda lambert's on stage surprise, carley shimkus with the highlights, next. ♪ >> welcome, everybody, to the 56th academy of country music awards. nashville is back. todd: country music making a triumphant return to music city overnight for the 56th annual academy of country music awards, featuring jaw dropping performances. we put our jaws back in place. jillian: did jaws really drop? carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm115 here with more. carley: the awards kicked off last night, hosted by keith urban. it the did take place in nashville, tennessee. performances were spread across three venues, a lot of really great performances and very short acceptance speeching. luke bryant snagged entertainer of the year award, that was the biggest award of the night. he accepted that award remotely after

. >> texas governor greg abbott calls for child migrant facility in san antonio to close amid allegations of abuse. griff jenkins joins us from washington with more and some of what we are hearing is really disturbing. >> it sure is. unconscionable is how border patrol sector chief described the scene in the photos you saw, agents rescuing two toddlers found alone, crying, their mother's name and phone number one on their arms. in your daily example of the smugglers brutality. this as a number of unaccompanied children exceeds 20,000, one of the shoulders housing them under investigation as you mentioned, complaints of sexual abuse at the coliseum in san antonio, texas governor greg abbott calling for the federal government to shut it down. >> reporter: the biden administration is preserving over the abuse of children, to end this abuse the biden administration must immediately shutdown this facility. >> the san antonio secretary of the rgb just below it, the number of apprehensions, a record in a single day. more than 3000 in a 24-hour period, 335% increase from last year. more than two

how do they avoid becoming consumed by the matt gaetz issue or what we are seeing governor abbott and governor kemp in georgia carrying on about with respect to the activities that corporate america have been taking against the voting actions in georgia? >> well, i think that if you look at the rhetoric that they tried to use in the -- you know, during the biden administration they struggled to find a way of attacking the president in a way that sort of undermines him as the, you know, the economic moves and the pandemic moves he has taken have been very popular with the american people it. does not seem like the republicans really want to come and work with the president. so, it has sort of left them issueless and rutterless in many ways. they have fallen back on arguments about cancel culture, you know, someone like matt gaetz painted himself as a victim of the media and of the larger forces at work in washington. and, you know, i still do not think they know what they want to do and who they want to be in the sort of post-trump presidency era. obviously the president and former pre

greg abbott. refusing to throw out the ceremonial first pitch for tonight's home opener for the texas rangers. governor abbott taking a stand, by not showing up. yet, being angry at mlb for making the same decision. as i said, it makes absolutely-no sense. figure it out, republicans. what do you do? cancel? or not? capitalism? or not? trump doesn't lie, but joe biden does. we see you. that's why it doesn't stick. it's not sticking, anymore. people aren't buying the bs. they see you. george floyd's brother, philonise, family attorney, ben crump, are here. they are going to tell me what they think about today's testimony by the minneapolis police chief. >> the badge that i wear, and that members of the minneapolis-police department wear, it means a lot, because the first time that we interact with our community members may be the only time that they have an interaction. and so, that has to count for something. l bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality

abbott says investigators are looking into multiple reports claiming that migrant children are being neglected or sexually assaulted at a makeshift detention facility in san antonio. he is demanding the president take action. >> to end this abuse, the biden administration must immediately shut down this facility. the children who are in this facility should be moved to other federally run facilities where the federal government has the space, personnel and resources to ensure their safety. >> reporter: the department of health and human services will only say it has a zero tolerance policy for all forms of abuse. >>> now to the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin charged in the death of george floyd. the trial is now focusing on floyd's drug use and what was found inside the police patrol car, which floyd refused to enter. here's abc's reena roy. >> reporter: in court wednesday the jury getting a close look at more video evidence in the murder trial of derek chauvin. the defense playing the body camera video to chief investigator james reyerson. >> did it

the abbott test can get you those results in about 15 minutes while the lab core tests will provide results in about one to 2 days. some public health experts are beginning to call for an end to outdoor mask mandates. kron four's, maureen kelly, talk to one doctor who has written to both the state and the city's public health department advocating that. >> californians be allowed to ditch their masks outside. now. >> putting a mask on before leaving the house has become part of our daily routines. but doctor monica gandhi ucsf infectious disease expert says because studies are showing it so much safer out in the fresh air. we should be able to skip it. there was an hour's time study from ireland that showed about one in a 1000 times missions are likely to occur outside. >> and then there an analysis done by some of us. some people at ucsf that showed the rate of getting a covid-19 outside as much lower. why? because you have all that ventilation. >> she says the world health organization only advocates wearing a mask outside. if you are unable to keep a distance of 3 feet from other

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here to explain, texas governor greg abbott. governor, let me commend you what for what you're doing. you're put into position to enforce the law because washington, d.c., joe biden and kamala harris are aiding and abetting the law, breaking. is that a fair statement. >> sean, our biggest concern is the fact that with biden's open border policies it brings in a lot of crime that texas law enforcement is stepping up and having to address. let me give you some numbers that we talked about today. knowing that it was just four weeks ago that i deployed the texas department of public safety and for weeks they've been able to arrest almost 600 criminals who were here illegally or engaged in illegal activity and apprehended more than 16,000 people here illegally and turn them over to the border patrol. let me give your audience a couple examples. the texas department of public safety, they investigated his stash house. they found four illegal immigrants plus the gang was wanted on two counts of rape of a child in addition to that, they

to my left is texas governor greg abbott. estate has the second highest gdp growth, because he put economic well-being first and along with versus iowa governor kim reynolds because her state was one of the first to open up schools for in person learning. nebraska governor pete ricketts, his stateside for the lowest unemployment rate in the country at 2.9% and our final red state trailblazer mississippi governor katie reeves, one of the first 2 lists the statewide mask mandate and history will soon ease restrictions as well. ladies and gentlemen, these are your red state trailblazers, give them a round of applause all five. so tonight this is going to be a lot of different topics that we will talk to them about how they let their states the way they led them, the strategies they decided to use on communication and policy all to preserve economic freedom and advance the freedom we have all become accustomed to having but others were eager to take away. don't think this is limited covid. we will discuss how they plan to combat

texas governor greg abbott has laid into u.s. president joe biden over a migrant crisis on the country's southern border ultimately he called on the white house to close of my quit for city in san antonio this time though following allegations of sexual child abuse these problems the reporting product of president biden's open border policy children at this facility of being sick should be assaulted this facility is a health and safety nightmare the governor's claims are based on concerns about the facility received by the texas health and human services commission and department of family and protective services abbott has instructed also refused to probe the child abuse cases immediately. and it's not only children's safety at stake and the biden administration has received another criticism after 2 men on a u.s. terror watch list were detained on the southern border the border protection agency details the arrest in a news release. u.s. border patrol agents assigned to the al central sector and arrested to yemen a man within t

texas governor abbott says biden is blocking state officials to investigate allegations of sexual assault and abuse of minors. >> the biden administration knows about this and knew about it yesterday because we shared the information with them. and yet still nothing is happening and know also because it is happening there, it could very well be happening at these other child detention centers. the biden administration right now are now saddled with child sex assault allegations. doing absolutely nothing about it. >> first we go to alex hogan live in mission, texas where fox is getting an exclusive look at the crisis. you got a ride along, all ex. >> they explained the difference they see between policy and perception. migrants who say they believe the biden administration will let them in and then sending that message back to others in their home country. this is a dangerous journey and border patrol say recently they've found bodies in the woods near the rio grande river as well a children. not in groups but kids just traveling alone. and not only higher age kids but kids as young as 2 a

so i disagree with governor abbott. disagree with other governors who have decided they want to open up and pretend like we're at the end of the tunnel, we're in it, we see the light but we're not going to get there as quickly as we could unless they listen to the public health experts and do what's right. >> yeah, listen to those of you in the science and medical arenas, still need 70% to 80% to have that herd immunity. dr. rob davidson, thank you for your time, appreciate it, be well. >> thanks, fred, you too. >>> all right, and this breaking news, cnn is learning more about an incident which caused a blackout at an iranian nuclear facility. according to iran's atomic organization the incident was a quote terrorist action. cnn's senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen live for us from berlin. >> reporter: terrorist actions of the iranian's belief, some sort of foreign power is behind all this in an effort, they believe, to try and derail some of the things the iranians had been doing with their nuclear pr

, well, the delay she's had to deal with a lot longer than one year. >> strike three, monica abbott a perfect game. >> reporter: when monica pitched team usa to the silver medal in the 2008 beijing olympics she didn't know if she'd ever have the chance to return. the international olympic committee voted to remove the sport from the games, with no plan for its return. >> when we were voted out, it was devastating, because -- >> reporter: the possible end of her olympic career did not mean the end of her playing days. she loved the sport too much for that to happen. monica's been throwing strikes ever since her days growing up in salinas, went to the university of tennessee, won national collegiate player of the year and holds a slew of pitching records from her time there. after the 2008 games, monica threw herself literally into professional softball playing both in the united states and japan. the olympic dream may have be professional athlete and it's the greatest job in the world. i spread not only sport and joy but something that people look forward to. >> reporter: but now softb

governor greg abbott refused to throw out first pitch tonight. some of the many most restrictive rules in the country. this got serious fast, i want to remind people most of corporate america did not move on this until threatened by organizers of voting right efforts in georgia to get on the right side of it. number of corporations came out with wrong statements initially. then after it was signed into law they piled on. it is interesting. nbc headline, culture wars strain once unshakeable bond between republicans and corporate america. hearing now minority leader saying advice to corporate ceos is stay out of it. they've typically not wanted corporate ceos to stay out of it. >> no, they haven't, been very protective until in this case corporate ceos are acting out of the interest of their bottom lines and the interest of the values they want to express when that goes against republicans. again this is an exercise in the free market, free marketplace of ideas and companies acting in way they think is responsible, but republicans love that idea un

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out there they're trying to distract you from that rhonda said this and other governors like governor abbott of texas have done a fabulous job well democrat governors coven is booming the economy is dying and democrats states and the democrat governor sent senior citizens to their death in nursing homes it's all so bad and they're trying to cover it up so they had to try to find something a governor descended to try and make it look bad so they took something out of context and blew a little issue up into a big issue if i was in my private it's old and take a hike i would speak to either well puzzles are placed on the us it's the media's job to challenge the authorities speak truth to power and how they spend the public money and hand out contracts it could also try to get view is c.b.s. news not doing its job. no they're not doing their job well they do their job very well with republicans by the way there's a 1000 different questions if you're a conservative republican united states politician or even it's watches like wayne root a 1000 questions with the media sees you and they're tough q

dianne, governor abbott refusing to throw that out. comes as texas republicans moving ahead. their own big slate of voting restriction laws. >> that's right. and, look, texas governor greg abbott said this has nothing to do with the texas rangers organization. he said he could not in good conscious throw out that opening pitch as he said that major league baseball was perpetuating false narratives about georgia's new voting law. he said that he was not going to seek out the all star game in the state of texas either. obviously, it appears that is a mute point. the all-star game is moving to the state of colorado. you're right. texas is seeing voting legislation move through its chambers right now. st in fact, the texas state senate already passed one bill that would change many aspects of voting in the state of texas including tracking mail in early ballots and proving that they're limiting early extended voting hours, eliminating drive through voting. and several other changes. many of which appear to be targeting harris county. a recent democratic strong hold. home to houst