the biden wants to -- the biden administration wants to hire more people for border patrol. the city of milwaukee, where i am from, you see a huge increase in murders, and then there is a huge increase of people coming across the border, in the biden administration says let's hire more people to make sure border patrol is not doing anything wrong. host: some critics of the national security figure. what do you think about the amount of spending when it comes to national security issues? guest: it is a very small increase compared to other parts of the budget. national security, i do not care if you're talking about the border or national defense, obviously we have a bigger crisis at the border than any time in my lifetime, as far as national defense, i think it is tragic, our relations with both russia and china have never been worse. host: do you think that number will go up, and you think the budget for the defense department will go up because of those concerns, larger concerns of national security because of what we're seeing in russia and ukraine? guest: it will go up b

and you did pay for the biden administration funded it. now the chronicle is finally admitting these efforts have been disastrous and people are g in hotel rooms and the homeless problem in san francisco is worse because if you pay for something you get more of it. the san francisco say this is happening. jason rantz the west coast response was looking into this in seattls tonight, hey, jason. >> i would argue that disaster is an understatement. so the department of homelessness and supportive housing put $160 million in a program to prevent stomach with these hotels into supportive housing d by various nonprofits and putting a total of 166 fatal drg overdoses between 2020-2021 at these hotels. the homeless have been violent there. we are talking about assaults, stabbings, threats to kill staff. on top of that some of the hotel total shambles. bathrooms and elevators don't work. serious rat infestation, roaches everywhere. one homeless woman pitched the tent inside of her room to keep the rats and the bugs out. the goal for these hotels is

the biden administration is allowing this to happen by biden and his administration's refusal to step up and do anything about it. maria: i don't understand the decision to lift title 42, governor. the president is pushing a mask mandate on planes continuing to tell spirit are in the emergency situation. and yet he is lifting title 42 breed that is expected to go away on may 23. what are you expecting once that is lifted? >> that is one month from yesterday when all this would happen. not only do you not understand it, most members of congress and the united states senate including democrats don't understand it. i can tell you most americans don't understand it. no one knows what biden is trying to do by this. but what we all know is if he lifts title 42, it will be catastrophic for the night states of america because look only at what his own department of security has stated and that is to expect with the lifting of title 42 about 18000 people coming across the border per day. do the math on that you will find it means more than 6 million people will be coming across the border a ye

and make the biden administration deal with themselves. maria: governor there are reports that this administration is completely blowing off court orders to reinstate remaining mexico can you confirm? >> there is a court order that the texas attorney general obtained requiring the remaining mexico policy and the biden administration is completely ignored it you may know it's coming up for supreme court hearing this coming week and surely the supreme court will rule in our favor. nobody is holding biden accountable for his reckless decisions to ignore all of these policies that led to the lowest number of illegal crossings and decades is time for the biden administration to follow the laws passed by congress. maria: we will be watching to keep a spotlight on it, thank you for your time we appreciate it. texas governor greg abbott joining us exclusively. >> the clinton machine is on the run, big week for john durham's investigation, coming up former director of national intelligence john got cliff on how it's possible, the clinton team wants

>> she's "pitch perfect" for the biden administration. president biden is arguably the most anti- free speech president since john adams. he has a long record now as president, really assault on free speech calling for censorship and this appointment is sort of the manifestation of his position on free speech. she is a nightmare for free speech, a great advocate for corporate censorship, she's been an advocate for barring conservative media from platforms. she's also been someone who has spread disinformation. i think they have a serious misstep but from within the biden administration, she's very consistent with the position of the president himself, which is appallingly bad on free speech. molly: i would like more information on this board but we appreciate your insight. thank you for joining us. jonathan turley, thanks. authorities on the ground in kansas, they will take years to recover from last night tornadoes. the damage and shelters from the storm. ♪♪ severe storms tearing through kansas leaving a trail of destruction and thou

they know that it's the biden administration that caused this open border problem. they expect the biden administration to step up and respond and to fix the open border problem that they have caused. so the biden administration's open door policies have led to a record number of illegal immigrants crossing the border in to the united states. barack obama's own secretary of homeland security said that by any measure, haves 100,000 people cross the border in one month would be a crisis. now the department of homeland security is saying that with the end of the title 42 expulsions, beginning in may, the federal government is planning for up to 18,000 illegal immigrants crossing per day. that's more than half a million illegal immigrants crossing the border every single month. for more than 150 different countries across the globe. that's far beyond what homeland security secretary johnson said was a crisis. it is unprecedented and it's dangerous. we have potentially more people crossing our border illegally by the end of this year than live in los angeles, america's s

biden says that, states feel the biden administration is, woing against them, making policy decisions putting states and people at risk. governor desantis and i will push back on reckless short-sighted policy decisions. >> todd: ag moody, folks are on their way and will be here the day title 42 goes away, will we get a decision from courts prior to that happening? >> you know, i've been disappointed in the speed which courts have acted. we have been pushing the federal government and biden to tell us who they are shipping into our state by cover of night. they withheld information and will not give it to us, think about that, our own federal government not giving state information they need to protect people and having hard time getting court to act onnure on action, we will keep pushing and as leaders we have a responsibility to do everything in our power to protect our citizens and we'll continue that fight. >> todd: courts holds water for federal government seems like injunction time. ag moody, thank you. democrats might need a miracle, to overcome tanking numbers, they need the pr

then there's the controversy over the biden administration? in action with procuring tests and a plan to provide -- administration's inaction with procuring tests. we have had to endure the administration's alienation of the unvaccinated, undermining trust in the vaccine and dividing americans. president biden's unlawful mandate was stopped by the supreme court. this over power grab further increase vaccine hesitancy. the biden administration has been sidelining the signs on boosters. first, and that summer of 2021, they announced the ability -- availability of booster shots for all adults by september. they made this announcement before the fda and cdc finished reviewing the data to determine the need for booster shots. because of this, to senior fda officials left the agency, under alarming reports of political and for -- interference. this was confusing for the public, fueling their continued distrust in public health guidance. republicans -- next line or so >> for whatever reason, democrats and washington refused to have a hearing on the o

biden administration believes in open borders. i think they believe in open borders. that is very unfair -- i mean, think about it. we have nigerian doctors and german engineers who are waiting years to be properly vetted, yet president biden will allow any gang banger who can cross the river and jump the fence, he just says come on into america. it is also very dangerous. we don't have the slightest idea was coming into our country. but i don't think the biden administration will change because they prefer to bow to the wokers and open borders as part of the wolker cupcake bible. the wokers honestly believe that venting people at the border is racist. they honestly believe that. and i know that sounds like -- that i am saying it, i am from crazy town, but that is what they believe. >> sean: i'm looking at the economy, senator, and i am really worried about what i am seeing. it's disproportionately, negatively impacting not only every american but really very specifically or and middle-class families. bloomberg estimates are that

there are strong allies of the biden administration, like tim kaine. he was very clear. he said, we are simply confused. we don't understand the messages from the biden administration, don't understand their plan. until there is clear communication, there will be a problem. this is a big picture problem for congress in general. underneath this is a broken immiation system. congress needs to be discussing that, figuring out a plan. are they doing that? no. that has to deal with broken politics as well. hopefully we will see some discussion. amna: two huge issues that are inextricably linked. lisa covering them from both ends. thanks, lisa. as the war in ukraine has shifted east, so too have the efforts to aid millions of civilians stuck between warring armies with nowhere to hide. they lack the basics, but some of their fellow ukrainians are risking everything to help them. homegrown heroes delivering food, formula, and sometimes, a ride out of the warzone. special correspondent willem marx and videographer ed kiernan traveled the fraught life lines in eastern ukraine. wi

that was something the biden administration got rid of. it's worked its way all the way up to the supreme court. nbc news reporting on it today. the supreme court hinted it might let biden's policy remain in place. it's a provision that allows immigration authorities to release people into the united states while their asylum claims are evaluated when that would provide a significant public benefits. "why is that wrong?" he asks. same question to you. >> well, it's wrong because it essentially is incentivizing for people to come here illegally. the federal statue -- statute, there's a presumption they shall be detained. what we argued essentially is that if you're not going to make people have them make the asylum claims in mexico, then they have shall be detained and have to be detained while the claims are pending. what the biden administration has done with the interim and permanent guidances, they're essentially allowing millions of people to enter into our country illegally and just being released into our community. i argue that's no

that is what both republicans and democrats have been asking the biden administration about. about their plan, not just on how the biden administration plans to process all of these migrants, because they're expecting an increase, but how they plan to maintain national security. all of this is happening in the back drop of the mid-term elections. that's why we're seeing a growing number of democrats that are bucking their party, opposing the lifting of title 42 against their own democratic party, again, because they are vulnerable. they are afraid of what could happen at the ballot box. if you ask the biden administration, they'll say they are building soft sided facilities to process these migrants and they're flooding the zone with agents to maintain national security and they're looking at the longer term, bigger picture. that's why secretary of state antony blinken is in panama right now, talking on leaders from over 20 countries of the western hemisphere to make sure they have these talks, longer term talks, and the state department hinting at a possible agreement. a pos

guest: the biden administration hasn't. the concept is that the statue of liberty is more like the tsa. we will screen you. when we understand that most of the people in the asylum system are very young, when i was 16 or 17, it is difficult to make a legal case when you do not have an attorney representing you. we have 16,000 attorneys now. the system needs to be set up more equitably. we need to make sure people have the representation they need to matriculate to the system. the biden administration has the policy but it is not the statue of liberty welcoming you. more the vetting. host: let's hear from ron in pennsylvania, independent line. caller: i believe that this whole border issue is an e immigration problem that is solely race-based. no problem accommodating ukrainian refugees because they are white! anyone of color is not welcome in america, and that is how it is. in poland, they are accommodating and welcoming the ukrainian refugees. but there was a lot of publicist he about how african foreign-exchange -- public

not only that they know the biden administration policies are inhumane. trump's policies were inhumane, but the first year under joe biden on u.s. soil than any i can remember because more, crossed mom were dying. 100,000 sentinel overdoses because fentanyl coming across the border and overwhelmed. president biden's policies are killing people and they need to face the facts. this is all about politics peer they are scared about midterms and a little too little and a little too late. >> carley: something that has been troubling me the biden administration says they are just letting family units and children stay in this country cured because of title 42, they are sending everybody back to mexico or their home country. but then you look at the people coming off of the buses in washington, d.c., and getting on the migrant flights going across the country and they are all single men. so what measure are they using to justify that? >> i don't know. this is another example of the biden administration not being truthful to the american people, just like the sec

the biden administration or western allies moving to impose new sanctions against the kremlin in retaliation to what they are calling war crimes for ukraine now embracing for a renewed russian offensive on its eastern front were dozens of civilians fleeing the fighting were killed at a crowded train station friday by a missile strike. the pentagon meanwhile warning the conflict could drag on for years. he is joint chiefs chairman general mark milley. >> it has been early still even though we are month plus into the war. there is much of the ground war left in ukraine. but i do think this is a very retracted conflict. i think is at least mentored in years. i don't know about decade but elise years for sure. the lightless bring in four-star general jackie needs chairman for the in situ study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst. general keene great to see you again. why don't you see, give our viewers a sense of what use think the new strategy is moving to the east. what does this tell you about their military and strategic games. >> certainly it is a major turning point in a war you i

the biden administration has been sidelining the science on boosters. in summer of 2,020 one the biden administration announced availability of booster shots to all adults by september 2021 but amazingly they made this announcement before the fda and cdc finished reviewing the data to determine the need for booster shots. because of this, two senior fda officials actually left the agency amid alarming reports of political interference with the science by the biden administration. this was confusing for the public fueling their continued distrust in public health guidance. republicans on the to hold a hearing on the origins of covid 19. for whatever reason democrats in washington still refuse to have a hearing on the origin. for us was funding risky gain of function research in china, taxpayers should know about that and we should have a debate and discussion about whether this should be -- we should be funding this kind of controversial research in the united states or in another country. unredacted emails show doctors fauci and collins were warned covi

the biden administration is not doing its job. i will continue the effort to lock down those bridges again and by inspecting every vehicle. if they don't do their secure the border from their side. >> i understand your passion an what you're saying the bennett biden administration is not doing. web for the truck drivers and that thought the secondary inspection heard them coming you're saying to them, i might do it again. >> 100 percent, because they need to be engaged in this also. the people who benefit from our economy, they need to be puttin pressure on the leaders that have the capability of doing something about that that is president biden and president lopez ecuador. >> we appreciate your time. up next new information in the hunter biden scandal that could cast doubt on his insistence he knew nothing of his son's business dealings for it as we go to break, we remember utah senator warren hatch who died saturday. the longest-serving republican senator in history. president biden described him i a fighter for causes he belie

under the biden administration inflation has hit the highest point in 40 years. it's only going to get worse no matter how much president biden tries to pass the blame. a key component of the consumer price index is gas prices which have been rising since day one of the biden administration, and actually, that's not true. they started rising on november 3rd or 4th the day -- i think november 3 was the day he got elected, in anticipation like i mentioned earlier of future events, knowing he was going to be president, knowing he'd campaign on killing energy production in this country. they went up the next day, and the next week they went if i remember right like 20% on crude. a key component consumer price index is gas prices, which has risen -- oil is priced on future markets and future for american oil and gas development, doesn't look so bright under the biden energy agenda, can you elaborate on how inflation affects your industry, mr. sheffield? >> yes, we are seeing severe inflation. due to the pandemic, we're seeing severe supply constraints. i testified alr

that is on the biden administration. governors need to act and step up and do what they refuse to do. >> martha: we've had the largest influx really historic influx of people coming across the border and 100,000 people dying annually from fentanyl. you know that experience in your own -- on your own, governor. it's interesting a senator from new hampshire, democratic senator, posted this ad. here's what she's saying at the border, by the way. >> pushing the administration to develop a really strong strategic plan for how we will secure our border when title 42 is lifted. >> martha: you've seen a lot of democrat senators down there at the border, governor abbott? >> they are. listen, republicans, democrats, americans agree and overwhelming majority. what the biden administration is doing is wrong in general on border security and in particular with regard to lifting the title 42 expulsions. the biden administration and democrats will pay a heavy price at the polls in november. if they don't change gears extremely quickly.

the biden administration finds himself too busy. maybe they need to see what it's like in d.c., areas all around texas. >> let's listen to governor abbott here as he talks about what he is doing. putting a small, small number on buses and dropping them off in washington, d.c. >> the biden administration and a lot of leaders in congress have no idea about the chaos they have caused by their open border policies. they refuse to come down and see firsthand and talk to the people who are really most adversely affected. if they are not going to come to the border, i will take the border to them in washington, d.c. >> these are all migrants that are free to travel. it is nice the state of texas is helping them get to their final destination as they await the outcome of their immigration proceedings. >> that is just absolutely amazing. free to roam the country wherever they want to go. >> it will be interesting to see what they do as a response to o this at the capital. it seems like a lot of folks like to take their little homes in their

we had this during the pump administration, continuing during the biden administration, they write that through february of this year, 1.7 million expulsions have been carried out, 1.2 million during the biden administration. during the top administration, 83% of migrant encounters at the border led to expulsion, compared to 53% so far. what changes one title 42 gets lifted? rep. correa: that is key. if you cannot lift 42, you have to have a program in place to execute. if you think about that central american migrant at the border, there is $10,000 per person to smuggle them to get to the border. they sell everything in their life to move forward. it up a of the women, by the time to get to the border, are either raped or sexually assaulted. it is inhumane, the system that is in place. i would propose that these refugees are able to apply for refugee status in their home country, but it has to be a meaningful process that refugees understand that there is hope for somebody to look at their case. this can be part of the solution. we have to work with mexico, other central american count

is the biden administration even trying to hide this anymore? >> well, i think if they are concerned about an election victory in the midterms, i think the democrat party as a whole should be concerned about the news coming from our southern border though they do play a lot of distraction techniques to make the american people not look to our southern border and what happening. what we are see something title 42. when you see it expire it will be catch and release on steroids. migrants calling over and phoning home we are able to get through. zero consequences even give as you bus or plane ticket to wherever we want to go into the united states to escape into the shadows, my goodness what an amazing gift we are giving the rest of the world at the expense of legal immigrants and the american taxpayers. it's quite obvious that the biden administration wants an open border. and if that is indeed what they are want because that is what they are showing us, let's just come out with it and campaign on it in november. >> carley: you know what's interes

we don't understand the messages from the biden administration. we don't understand what their plan is exactly. and i think, until there's that clear communication, there will be a problem. other thing i want to say, this is a big picture problem for congress in general. underneath all of this is a broken immigration system. everyone admits it. and congress really needs to be discussing that, figuring out a plan. are they doing that? no. and that has to deal with our broken politics as well. but it's a time for that discussion. hopefully, we will see some. i don't know if we will. amna: two huge issues th are now intricably linked, in some ways. lisa: that's right. amna: lisa desjains covering them from both ends of pennsylvania avenue. thanks, lisa. lisa: you're welcome. amna: as the war in ukrae has shifted east, so too have the efforts to aid millions of civilians still stuck between warring armies with nowhere to hide. they lack the very basics. but some of their fellow ukrainiansre risking everything to help them, homegrown heroes delivering

what would it mean for the biden administration to pivot? they would have to go back on everything they have been doing and everything they said they would do pure they can't do that here they would have to do that at the border and stop letting people across the border. they cannot do that because the left will not let them do that. they would have to stop bending the money they have already spent want to continue spending and the left will not let them do that so there is nothing that they can do other than completely abandon their platform. and i would just say, we played the sound from a former clinton pollster and i don't have to go back that far. just in "the new york times" yesterday, steve ratner, former obama administration official was saying it is an extraordinary policy failure what the biden administration should pass the american rescue plan. the signature achievement of this plan, that was extraordinary policy failure because too much money in the economy and running people's lives. yes, plenty of people are saying this and ev

the biden administration has been trying to keep up with the demand here. the nature is going to change. we expect to hear more in the next 24 hours. >> natasha, sources telling cnn the u.s. has no way of tracking all of the military equipment that it's sending to ukraine. what do we know about where it's going and exactly how it's being used? >> reporter: yeah, this is really interesting. obviously the fog of war, right? it makes it difficult for the united states to track the weaponry once it crosses the border over poland where so much of that equipment is kind of hitting a staging ground for that equipment to cross over into ukraine. once they pick it up and bring it back over the border, the u.s. has very little visibility into where it goes. it's difficult to track every weapon especially the smaller shoulder fired missiles as they enter ukraine. what we do know though is the russians have not been successfully intercepting the russian shipments or convoys. it remains unclear from the united states why they have not tried to intercept those. russia st

. >> carley: a transgender member of the biden administration because of the very accurate hunter biden reporting period may have bent the tipping point and one of those things elon musk really wanted to drive home as one of the reasons. >> carley: speaking of which the biden administration hunter biden's business partner, the white house and the vice president not once, not twice, but 19 times. jen psaki not giving any answers. >> there were 19 visits to the white house while the vice president in hunter biden business partner. people understand where that business partner had access and what those meetings were about? >> i don't have any information on that. i will be happy to check and see if there's any more comments. >> todd: president biden's claim and aware but on under investigation in delaware. >> carley: the crisis at the southern border and a major victory after a judge granted a temporary order to stop the biden administration from ending title 42. >> todd: in the meantime the white house blaming national guardsmen drowned during a migrant rescue in the rio grande. alexandri

a temporary green light to produce oil from the biden administration will not undo the damage and the layers of red tape and aggressive anti-fossil fuel policies driving gas prices to new highs. given the interconnection of the global economy the present us energy production also affects our trading partners biden's restriction to the us forced our allies to depend on russia and other dictators to power their economy. we need to look for ways to increase our domestic production and export capacity such as increasing our lng exports to help our allies break free o from russia. we need energy policies that promote energy security while also taking advantage of america's abundant reliable and affordable energy resources and at a time when it's never been so expensive before to live in america we need real solutions to disperse the geopolitical shock and provide certainty to the global market. with that i want to thank the witnesses for appearing before us today and i look forward to discussing the barriers the gas industry faces and gaining your insights into legislative action we need t

administration and biden administration nuc elizabeth warren talking about the need to press censorship through dhs. now, it will be harassing musk. these are dangerous times for a republican form of government. >> carley: nina jankowicz does not like elon musk. she made that clear during a recent interview. take a look at what she said. >> i shudder to think of free speech are taking over more platforms and what that would like for the marginalized communities around the world who are's shouldering so much disproportionate amounts of this abuse. >> tom will this board be a problem for elon musk as he tries to make it a platform fair for everybody to speak freely on? >> well, she will be the executive director and shuddering at the prospect of more free speech on twitter. this person is a promoter of government mandates on speech. you know, when the government said masks weren't needed to, she was happy that platforms are trying to take down ads against or for masks. when masks became mandatory and promoted, she wanted questioning of that censored. so commit she also talked about donald

government through the biden administration not helping. kennedy: the u.s. was unhelpful in the afghan war that went on for decades. general milley says he's seen the same thing there, why isn't the u.s. government talking about brokering peace here? >> let's make sure we understand both americans abandoned to the taliban, general milley signed off on the and has no business wearing the american uniform right now. the biden administration should be through the secretary of state negotiating peaceful resolution. what i think will happen, the best case scenario is vladimir putin pulled his troops out of ukraine and you have to do three protocol donetsk and new next provinces become autonomous regions that will become client states of russia, the only way i can save face and stop these horrible crimes taking place in ukraine. kennedy: are you upset the president withholding information about united states hypersonic missile from russia and the rest of the world? >> that's the classic example of the competency biden administration, the only way to negotiate with

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and they know why, because of the policies of the biden administration. this hearing is a complete and total deflection by the democrats to distract from the energy crisis that president biden and congressional democrats have created. and they are trying to find someone else to blame. don't let them gaslight you. record high gas prices don't just lie at the feet of vladimir putin or of oil and gas prices. look at the dichotomy of their statements from the fall of 2021 and their attempt to lay blame here today. i am going to ask this article be submitted for the record. but this is an article dated april 5th, 2022. and it says that last autumn they were demanding -- house democrats were demanding the oil and gas companies produce less oil to reduce the global supply of crude. that was last fall. during the october 28th hearing, khanna praised bp for reducing oil production and asked u.s. oil execs why they weren't doing the same. in his questioning he said do you plan to bring the oil production down. democrats wanted to bring oil production down. now they

i don't think the biden administration has ever gotten that psychology down. we need to control our border. for many reasons, among them those that title 42 is used for, they continue to relax these kind of ways that we control our border and wet get more people. it's logical to me that's what will happen. >> neil: we'll watch it closely. senator bill cassidy, thank you for that. well, what you're about to see might be a preview of coming attractions, especially around may when all of the title 42 stuff ends. bill melugin in brownville, texas watching buses of migrants arriving in brownville, texas this morning. this could play out by a lot more buses in the very near future. bill? >> neil, good afternoon to you. certainly could. so far today we have seen four bus loads of migrants dropped off and released from federal custody at this parking garage right behind us in brownsville. take a look. we shot this about an hour or so ago. this is a group of single adult men being released from federal custody, all dropped off here. notice there's no families, there's

and expanded by the biden administration wer never about public health. instead, they were meant to keep black and brown asylum-seekers from seeking safety in the united states. amy: we will go to tijuana to speak with immigration attorney erika pinheiro. she was monitored under the trump administration. one week from today, texas plans to execute melissa lucio for the death of her daughter despite widespread concerns she is innocent and a push by over 100 taxes lawmakers to spare her life led in part by republican state lawmaker. >> as a conservative republican myself who has long been a supporter of the death penalty in the most heinous cases, i've never seen a more troubling case than the case of melissa lucio. amy: we will speak with the innocence project lawyer now fighting to save her life. all that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations' refugee agency says five million people have fled ukraine since the start of russia's invasion. another 7 million people are d

coming up, the biden administration pushing ahead with plans to end title 42. we've got a live report on the fallout, next. ♪ ♪ making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. jackie: welcome back. crewss in eagle pass, texas, locating the body of national guardsman bishop evans this morning as the white house is facing pressure to delay ending title 42. aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the latest for us. >> reporter: i hi there, jackie. first and foremost, this is absolutely a tragedy, what's just happened down at the border. but politically speaking, this has now put president in quite a predicament because in just about two hours, he is expected to meet with members of the hispanic caucus at the white house to talk about im

biden administration to washington, d.c. we are sending them to the united states capitol where the biden administration will be able to more immediately meet to needs of the people they are allowing coming across the border. >> dana: let's go to bill melugin reporting live from texas. how did the news go over down there? >> dana, good morning. i can see a lot of locals like what they heard from the governor. apart from the buses to washington, d.c. the governor announced he will involve the use of the texas military. when title 42 drops. part is what you're seeing behind me. today state of texas is launching military drills to respond to a simulated mass migration event. what they think will happen when title 42 drops. texas national guard soldiers preparing to deploy a series of boats to patrol the river and blockade the river in any event something like that happens. there will be a c-130 flying if later this morning where soldiers in riot gear deploy to an area and engineers will deploying to put up wire and setting up t

they told us that this administration, president biden's administration, has abandoned them. they ask us to please provide help. instead of providing help, president biden and many of my colleagues on the left have attacked the last tool the men and women of law enforcement have to perform their duties. without the court's intervention, this administration would have stripped the last tool these law enforcement officers have to secure our border. i'm glad that some of my colleagues across the aisle have seen the value in preserving title 42. they have seen the importance of securing our borders against criminals and terrorist that is we know are exploring the crisis to enter america. they see the devastating impact that 18,000 encounters a day would have on communities across our nation if title 42 is removed. most importantly they see the hard work of the men and women of law enforcement on the border and like republicans they want to help. i hope the rest of the democratic caucus would join them and support these men and women horrificking their lives to secure our nation.

but you know who the greatest victim of the biden administration is? reporters, to be more specific? white house correspondents, according to politico they are feeling down lately they miss the good old days when they were the stars, remember? >> don't have you any empathy for what these people are going through? >> settle down. i'm trying to be serious but i'm not going to have you yell out of turn. jill, please. >> these people have nothing. >> i know you want to get some more tv time but that's not what this is about. >> the statue of liberty. >> let me ask you a question. >> jim do you believe. >> country. >> jim, and they are not always. >> jim, do you believe -- highly skilled. they are not always going to be -- >> -- jim, i appreciate your speech. >> on the campaign trail you called yourself a nationalists some saw it emboldens white nationalists. >> i don't know why you say that such a racist question. >> some people say that now the republican party is seen as supporting white nationalists. >> i don't believe that. >> during the trump years, r

>> well, the biden administration is doing it because joe biden was nothing like the moderate that we supposedly were electing. joe biden is a liberal he's a left of center liberal his administration is completely filled with progressives. as jason was suggesting the progressives are adamantly opposed to the idea of the charter schools. and so the education department is the tip of the spear for the teachers union. the teachers union the public schools had a very tough time during the pandemic. they were closed, kids were sent home they did not achieve the charter the better job of hybrid learning. the irony is the teachers unions, the more there schools fail the more they ramp up in strategy of destruction against their opposition. in this case the charter schools they see an opportunity for the education department to withdraw funding to the charter schools this is a war that goes on constantly. but now that they see themselves under threats, parents are very upset by this public schools. in the midterm elections and so the teachers unions are going to fight back with the federal we

the response from the biden administration just in. but first, abc's eva pilgrim leading us off on this ruling from a florida judge, changing the rule. and where we are in this country amid these new cases tonight. >> reporter: tonight, masks are no longer required on planes and public transit after a federal judge in florida overturned the federal mask mandate, saying the rule "exceeding the cdc's statutory authority." the move signaling another sweeping change for americans. >> i think it's for our own protection, because covid is still going around. so if we have to do it longer inside doors, it's fine with me. >> i think people are so tired of wearing masks, so, i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: the travel mask mandate was supposed to expire today, until the cdc extended it for a fifth time, until may 3rd, pointing to a wave of new covid infections fueled by the ba.2 subvariant. >> so, this is obviously a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask in public transit. >> reporter: tonight, the administ

not only the biden administration with any federal government to impose i'm a classic federalist and it's important because the process matters. >> think an issue are fighting back it's an american issue. they should not be getting very that they should be reserved. great to see you tonight. we a arevolution" for all headls go to foxnews.com. steve: one of the most important aspects of ukraine story is in fact the russia story what is going on there? is putin getting stronger or weaker can he stay in power for many more years or for more death and destruction if anything it looks like putin's position inside russia is being strengthened with the specter up to attack on the russian people and with the most sinister development and with that enunciation here to help us understand what's going on, thank you so much for being with us this last story that i highlight about the way citizens are encouraged for others has a chilling echo my parents are hungarian. this is exactly how the communist regime treated my family and my grandmother when my mother went to the west it is so awful to se

. >> the biden administration ending the - in may in texas, will be taking his own unprecedented actions this month to better secure our states as well as our nation. maria: texas takes bold action to address the margaret crisis is a white house plan sue and title 42 in texas lt. governor patrick is here with the details and plus president biden is announcing another round of sanctions against russia is ukraine please for more weapons and the question whether the administration actually want ukraine to win this war and jim banks sounds off and breaking for inflation a new 40 year hide march to trump above 8 percent and for the first time since january 1982 and the impact to the economy buffers with take us back to some of the top newsmakers on mornings with maria with this addition watch. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ maria: what else can you astute. guest: yes is a returning and to make sure that it goes beyond what they were doing and i agree, that the administration to do that suited she has a join that question, defined the woman in a not a biologist and if you cannot define a woman, you can

even the biden administration's renewed remain a mexico program. while it does have slightly better exemptions for certain vulnerable individuals, still puts people in the basic problem they are in northern mexico, away from the lawyers, away from legal assistance command away from any real ability to have their case heard while they e safe most of no person should be forced to go through the most important interview and experience of their life while they're constantly looking over their shoulder and wearing they're going to be picked up at cartel, tortured, and killed. amy: aaron reichlin-melnick, we will continue to cover this. as you said, the decision is expected in june. senior policy counsel at the american immigration council. next up, how to --"how to end the war in ukraine: a solution beyond sanctions." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "hyperballad" by bjork. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as russia's invasion of ukraine enters its third month, we look at how

the biden administration has targeted russian banks. it has targeted oligarchs. but so far it has avoided widespread sanctions on russian energy. and the question here really is why, why has it avoided those sanctions? let's discuss this new with kylie atwood and natasha bertrand here. you know, guys, this is fascinating. because you cannot effectively deal with russia without dealing with its energy output and the money that it gets from that. it would be the kill shot. yet the u.s. isn't doing it when it puts sanctions on other countries. what are you finding, natasha? >> this has been a main topic between the u.s. and europe. so the question about banning the imports entirely, about sanctioning the russian energy sector is really one of global coordination, right? that's not something that the biden administration can just turn on and off like a switch because of how that would impact the european countries. many of them are starting to step up here. they are saying we are going to start diversifying our imports. we are going to try to wean ourselves off russi

the biden administration clearly is not listening to the american people. they are not listening to people in border communities. they are not listening to iowans who are saying hey we have had enough with these dangerous drugs coming into our community. these dangerous part-time coming into our community. we want people to come to this country the right way. we need to be incentivizing legal immigration. enforce policies actually working at the border as a solution. keep title 42. let's build the wall. let's enforce remain in mexico policy. these are all things the biden administration continues to turn a blind eye to as real solutions at the southern border. >> carley: yeah, congresswoman what is the conversation like on capitol hill right now. do you think that title 42 will actually be repealed? i know that republicans are trying to attach it to this $10 billion covid relief. if so, are you hearing anything substantive on how the biden administration is going to handle this issue? texas congressman mccaul was on our air yesterday saying that border agen