and the embedded cpp repeal. the report response that we have from general prelogar is that there's an in federal memorandum for bp that didn't actually do what those words. but again an internal memorandum that none of the petitioners we able to have any input inward [inaudible] trying to have to do for this court jurisdiction should not be held against us. and there's no authority in this case president that that can be enough to erase the actual language about the court below did. all that's left then is the prospect of new rulemaking but again, responders have not changed that they have to we are not certain to be hurt by the new rule. they said in their brief that they might enact the very same provision, and they have told you nothing different here today. so the court should proceed to the merits. when it comes to the potential limits that have been put on the statute general prelogar said that states actually have more options on to a plane like the cpp, but referred to things like carbon capture and sequ

so why does the left act like conservatives are a bigger threat to america than the cpp? >> because in fact we often are. it has been conservatives that understand the risks from communism and what it means to us here in the united states. the american left has apologized. they think america is in decline. they think xi and our nation are the same, they do not see the difference. you talked about this a bit ago, it is about money. the left has deep ties into the chinese communist party and their businesses, america's biggest financial institutions have deep ties into china and they do not want to walk away from that, so they both punish americans but they are not going to do a darn thing with china behaving in ways that are deeply inconsistent with america's best interests. >> laura: so money and power, we are establish that. let's talk about the military superiority issue which is raised in this new security pact with the solomon islands. most people, they kind of know where the solomon islands are, but for most folks, it does not really cut through the conversation. why

the cpp's own data would suggest financial institutions in fact are not dependent out overdraft fees. truth is, overdraft is a traditional legitimate project that provides a vital service for consumers. according to a study by global data intelligence firm toronto, consumers make highly informed choices about when you use of aggression services based on account information ugly disclosure fees, disclosure fees and procedures. even president biden's acting comptroller, su, acknowledged the importance of the projects when he says and i quote, limiting of drastically limits a financial capacity for those who need it most, and quote. this actions for the cepb continues a dangerous pro drug for my colleagues on the other side of the aisle at the time when the 50% of americans will have difficulty paying a four dollar emergency expense, the actions of this committee on financial regulators aim to reduce consumer's ability to access for short term liquidity commercial democrats administration have regulated banks out of small [inaudible] financial products. commercial democrats loans, are po

>> these are all migrants processed by cpp and free to travel full. it is nice to the state of texas to help them get to their final destination as they await their outcome of immigration proceeding. become more than 50 house republicans have written biden's speech and warning sending doctors to the va border and of course recipe for disaster, carley and todd. >> todd: lucas thank you president donald trump wang on the current state of the border. watch. because they are letting people invade our country and this is an invasion of our country. and the other thing and it can't be said strongly enough as horrible as the border is and it is horrible, never anything worse for any country, you can take a third world country of a fourth world country and nobody has allowed people to invade their country like this and what is happening to us. we have no idea who the people are. >> todd: house oversight and ranking member james comer just returned from visiting the border and will tell us what he saw firsthand. house republicans want a justice department brie

make sure that our cpp is properly able to secure our borders. make sure we look at energy independence. make sure we look at domestic production because nothing will stop the russia/china/iran alignment for warfare than america getting h back to making things here at home. that is what is really going to advance as his domestic policy, america person securing our borders. maria: eric coro will be watching the campaign but will be sending -- watching closelyer of course rather, cory thank you very much for being with me this morning. >> thank you so much maria. maria: corbo's joining us this morning florida bread coming up kevin mccarthy joins me from eastern europe readies on the ground in poland springs meeting with u.s. troops and allies about the t refugee crisis and whether ukraine is getting the weapons that biden promised. more on his visit to poland and romania after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ma maria: welcome back millions of peoplela are flaying ukraine and finding safety in poland. the first lady of poland told me s

i'd just like to start with, i hope our cpp border patrol officers would understand and continue to do their duty and not engage in political activities, to turn their back on the secretary. it's not helpful or fruitful at all. and i would hope that, even when they don't agree, for some of them, that they understand our duty and continue to answer to the secretary. and their leadership. secretary mayorkas,, i'll get right into it. in recent months, we have seen threats two houses of worship increase. and i'm particularly concerned about the ongoing threats to houses of worship in the african american community. the nonprofit security grant program, or nsgp is a key tool in helping houses of worship protect themselves from threats. for this reason, i was pleased to see the budget proposal request for 360 million for nsgp. secretary mayorkas, how is the department working to include african-american community, including black churches that need these resources. >> congressman thank you very much for your important words regarding that grant program. we have engaged and embarked upon a ve

the second pillar, increasing cpp processing efficiency. not involve such thing as enhanced and your processing sectors, where we bring in different parts of our department together, to drive efficiency. where we process individuals and route to i.c.e. facilities and decompress border patrol stations. the third pillar is a consequence regime. using title a to b, the united states code, to expedite the removal of individuals as a law, as it provides. bring criminal prosecutions where the facts so warrant. implementation of our historic asylum officer rule. which brings tremendous efficiency to the asylum system. bolstering the capacities of non governmental organizations and coordinating with state and local communities. targeting and disrupting the transnational criminal organizations, and the smuggling organizations. we have intensified efforts at a historic level, working not only as an entire department of homeland security, but across the federal government. bring in the resources of the department of justice and the department of treas

. >> that is very concerning, all of us know that jay cpp was very concerning to me and i did not support it. because of the timelines, they weren't permanent restrictions. things rolled, off they were negotiating and when he said that is going to be stronger and better. could you give us some information on where this is and what that means? >> what we inherited was the philly. or a failure to actually curb the nuclear program, a philly or to curve its malicious activities throughout the region. as i noted while the agreement itself put the nuclear program in a box and push the breakout time to be on the year. the absence of that agreement, iran is taking steps to cut the breakout time down to a matter of weeks. at the same time, despite the maximum pressure, being extorted against iran which we were told would cause them to curb the malicious activities in the region. we have seen them accelerate. to give you an example of this, they're in a time the agreement was negotiated back in 2012, through 2018, only pulled out of the agreement. attacks on americans are diplomats, forces in the r