. >> carley: republican senators hammering dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas for being clueless that has own disinformation czar. you are watch "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: i'm joey jones. brooke singman joins us with more. >> brooke: good morning. nina jankowicz is the new russian disinformation expert, her track record says otherwise, lawmakers putting her blunders on full display in front of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas at a senate hearing yesterday. missouri senator josh josh hawley asking if she had -- steele dossier, which has since been widely discredited. listen. >> she's consistently spread false and misleading claims about the steele dossier which was a piece of russian propaganda. she's responding to lindsey graham and says your party funded the disior first. were you aware of this when you chose her? >> i was not. >> brooke: the dossier was funded by the clinton campaign and authored by intelligence officer christopher steele, the now discredited dossier tried to tie donald trump and members his 2016 to russia. >> you think the steele dossier incl

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says they are effectively managing the situation while blaming trump administration and lawmakers on capitol hill. >> we inherited a broken and dismantled system that is already under strain, it is not built to manage current levels of types of migratory flows, only congress can fix this. >> shannon: the administration still plans to terminate title 42, pandemic deportation policy initiated under former president trump later this month. new video tonight of russian strike on busy bus stop near a chemical plant in southeastern ukrainian city tuesday. the attack killed at least 10 people and injured 15 more, let's get the latest live from lviv with matt finn, it is now thursday morning. hello, matt. >> matt: shannon, in ukraine, president zelenskyy sat down with griff jenkins and zelenskyy tells jenkins president biden should visit this country. >> it is important, i think it is very important because in our minds, in our society, president biden and the president of the biggest democratic civilization for ukraine -- >> during the interview

>> we will ask alejandro mayorkas about his plan to deal with the crisis. plus. >> i'm not concerned about a recession hurt. >> the president struggling to sell his message is the economy 's shrinks, prices remain high and pressure amounts from the left to bail out college students. the white house brushing off concerns it could make inflatio worst. >> what we're talking about her is how to provide people with relief. >> asking congress for more money for ukraine as russia ratchets up that rhetoric. >> no one should be making wild comments about the use of nuclear weapons. >> we will discuss with the chairman of the foreign relations committee senator bob menendez. then were in ohio just days awa from a crucial primary election on the road to the midterms. we will ask our sunday panel about one of the most-watched senate races and the country. that is all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ >> hello again from fox news in washington, it is a week of contrasting images, stars joine washington's elite of a high-profile dinner to honor they beltway press corps,

joining us here in washington homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. mr. secretary welcome back to fox news sunday for. >> agreed to beyond, brett, thanks so much. >> are hearings on the hill last week you justified the administration has a quote effectively and manage the situation at the border. but in private with border patrol agents a few months ago, you said this. [inaudible] we can't continue like this, our people. [inaudible] bret: can you ask when the difference between your public marks in your private remarks? is there a suite of effectively managing unsustainable, which is the border? >> they are not in conflict with with one another at all. we've got 19000 extraordinarily talented and dedicated border patrol agents, securing our border. and more are coming. and in fact not only are more coming now, but we have requested that more come in the future. the first time since 2011 that an administration has asked for more border patrol agents. these individuals hours securing the border. we have technology as the force multipliers. this is what we d

. >> brooke: fox news obtained a letter from alejandro mayorkas reading americans will hesitate before they voice their opinions knowing the government censors may be watching and florida attorney general ashley mood sedemanding the board be defunded, she will join us in the next hour. >> carley: -- replaced to replace jen psaki as white house press secretary, service as principal press secretary. president biden announcing. thank you to jen for communicating directly and truthfully to the american people and keeping her sense of humor. jen psaki is leaving the white house for a job at msnbc, she is set to leave one week from today. a teacher says he knows first hand woke classroom policies are failing studentss. he will join us and tell us why next. >> joey: kamala harris can't handle the migrant crisis and can't manage to keep her own staff from quitting. now which major issue she reportedly snubbed biden on before that blew up in her face, too. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a b

yesterday homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas visited the southern border in texas. he stopped at a processing center for about 1,200 people. he said that authorities are prepared for an increase in migrants if title 42 ends. here's natalie brand. >> reporter: less than a week before the biden administration's may 23rd deadline to wind down the pandemic-era health rule title 42, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas toured the u.s./mexico border in mcallen texas. >> we knew very well that the cdc's title 42 authority would not be around forever, and it is our obligation as well as the way we conduct ourselves to be prepared for changes in the landscape. >> reporter: at one stop, u.s. border patrol officers told the secretary they've already seen pre-pandemic levels of traffic at their post. the latest federal numbers show border arrests are at a 22-year high. the secretary laid out his plan to deal with an expected uptick which includes increasing resources and capacity to the southern border and cracking down on human smugglers. >> if one does not qualify for relief, one

>> i do not. >> moody says alejandro mayorkas knew his policy were causing the border surge and she's here to tell us more. good morning, you say mayorkas lied to congress. >> ashley: talk about disinformation, this was a direct lie to congress. not only when he responded to congress' question saying he believed that they had effectively handled the border, mind you, the last month of the trump administration, released 17 people into the interior compareed with tens of thousands they are releasing into the interior, he responded he did not believe the policies of this administration were causing this overwhelming record-breaking surge of migration into our country. his own agency report states favorable u.s. policies on immigration are causing the surge. they cannot escape that. this is shame on the american peep and he will now they have announced disinformation board that will address the issues, i shudder to think what this board is going to do. mind meld on the american people, there is nothing to see here, we haven't undermined and transformed this agency into the department of h

alejandro mayorkas. could a panel help him make this choice? seems like an important choice. it was made and announced when he was on capitol hill to explain the border crisis. i would think this is important to you. we don't have a nominated process. can't have a board take a look, we have to trust him to do this. he has to hop his border self up on twitter and figure out who this woman is, sit down with people who know her and by the way, if she can't tell the truth, how will she find it and enforce it and great question last hour, will this become punitive weaponized? joe concha, how does this work when you find what you deem information and the person you are accusing does not, does that become a legal matter, what is that? >> kayleigh: i wor bethat, joe, we will not monitor americans, remember the doj, they were -- there was memo about parents being arkinal jized as terrorists and fbi performed without a warrant u.s. intelligence officials said friday about government surveillance and privacy. they didn't do anything unlawful, but millions being monitored by the fbi, doj

does not infringe on civil rights, civil liberties. >> carley: alejandro mayorkas doubled down on the claims they will not monitor but critics on both sides of the aisle are slamming the board appeared the biden administration's attempt to stifle free speech ahead of this year's midterm election with the nutter ron johnson to sit on the homeland security committee and insist the board is unconstitutional. speak with the first amendment to the constitution states that congress will pass no law with freedom of speech. the president is to execute and he has no authority to do this. this is orwellian. administrative truth. >> democrats to gather and suggest the effort is part of larger campaign to suppress information. she tweets "biden is a front man. obama said social media centers don't go far enough. six days later homeland security ruled out the mystery of truth, a.k.a. disinformation government board." the white house hired gina and nina janco wicks in the interest of the biden administration with more information. trump media as technology group devin nunes taking shot at nina janc

lawmakers putting blinders on full display in front of her new boss alejandro mayorkas yesterday at a senate appropriations hearing. louisiana senator john kennedy honing in on nina jankowicz writing hunter biden's op-ed back in 2020 despite the laptop now being confirmed by multiple news outlets. this is what beef i've had to say on that melissa end. >> joey: when the department picked her, did it know that she had said that mr. hunter biden's laptop is russian disinformation? >> i was not aware of that. >> missouri senator josh hawley then asked if mayorkas knew nina jankowicz vouched for the validity of the steele dossier since then widely discredited. >> she has consistently spread false and misleading claims about the steele dossier, which we now know was actually itself a piece of russia propaganda. she responded to lindsey graham. your party funded the delsea first. the people who funded the dossier where the clinton campaign. >> where you are aware when you chose her? >> i was not. >> mayorkas also said he did not see the tiktok with mary popham singing about disinformation be

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas in a new video says the southern border is not open. recent migrant incidents paint a different picture. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. david: we are learning more about the horrific mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, that left 19 kids and two teachers dead. authorities say the 18-year-old suspect who was shot and killed by police posted photos of guns on social media. they say he also posted that he shot his grandmother and was quote, going to school to shoot at an elementary school. authorities say the teenager bought two ar style rifles days before the attack. motive remains unclear. meanwhile gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke this afternoon confronting governor greg abbott during a live press conference. we'll have more on that heated confrontation straight ahead. as president biden signs an executive order he says promotes police accountability. critics say the plan will make it harder for police to arrest criminals as the u.s. endures a violent crime s

alejandro mayorkas said it. and those individuals deserve an apology. and frankly, everybody trying to protect our border deserves an apology from this white house because they put their lives on the line, look no further than bishop evans when jen psaki got up there and said well, he didn't work for the federal government, he worked for the state. it's just appalling and just shows a complete lack of feeling for anyone. moving on to mayorkas -- what were you going to say, governor? >> well, i was just going to say, what you just mentioned is so important because joe biden is not an editorial writer who made an opinion about what those guys on horseback did. he's the president. he's the ultimate chief enforcer of the law. for him to adjudicate a case before it was investigated, he needs to apologize. he injected himself into it prea maturely. he was dead wrong about it. biden and mayorkas were wrong. dagen: or apologize to the tens of thousands of families who lost loved ones to fentanyl poisonings because that's coming across the open border. what does

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas says the border will not be open when title 42 is lifted. 20 states are suing to stop the order from being lifted. oklahoma is one of the states, the ag is here income. >> carley: and black lives spent "white guilt donation" that flooded in. if you are a donor, you might have some questions. cheryl casone is here with the latest. ♪ this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. >> todd: pain at the pump just got worse. average price hitting $4 in all 50 states for the first time ever. the national average reaches new record high of $4.56. >> carley: that is not the news you want to wake up to. cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> cheryl: bad news

homeland security alejandro mayorkas trying to clarify the administration's border strategy on fox news sunday. >> it is the objective of the biden administration to make sure that we have safe legally and orderly pathways for individuals to be able to access our legal system. we are against irregular migration and individuals taking a perilous journey and trying to enter the united states in between the ports of entry. alicia: we have fox news coverage. bryan llenas in southern border in texas. >> right in the middle of this war a very strong show of support from the united states, house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy, highest-ranking u.s. official to come to ukraine during the war along with first congressional delegation and 3-hour meeting overnight they pledge they would work to get military aid to ukraine. some good news from the battered city of mariupol, officials confirming a un evacuations of civilians 100 brought out today from the basement of the steel steelmill and thought 100 more t behind and thousands more killed in the city in t

. >> carley: alejandro mayorkas insists jankowicz is imminently qualified. >> carley: thank you. secretary mayorkas is answering questions on disinformation, refusing to give clear answers on the end of title 42. >> when removed, you will see more numbers. >> we very well could and estimate that we will, precisely why we've been planning since september of 2021 for the eventual end of title 42. >> carley: biden administration struggles to establish a plan to replace title 42, foreign minister of honduras is warning the policy end could lead to a migrant surge in the united states. 100,000 migrants have been encounts erred from honduras since the beginning of the year. issues plummeting biden approval to the latest lows. bad news for democrats as americans put their faith and trust in the gop to tackle america's problems. >> joey: doug luzader is live in washington. >> doug: big issues for voters right now and the latest poll is troubling. from abc news and "washington post," 68% of voters disapprove of president biden's handling of the economy. americans are reminded of rising pr

mayorkas respondió a las críticas a fin del título 42 dice que su agencia tiene plan para mejorar el fin de las medidas sanitarias el fin de la normativa no abre las puertas a migrantes masiva >> el funcionario reconoce que su agencia está preparada para recibir flujo de desplazasos hasta 18 mil migrantes podrían llegar a la frontera una vez levantada el título 42 >> en otras noticias han instalado carpas frente al centro crítica tener poco personal buscan tener identificación que permitan a sus hijos registrarse en la escuela >> porque es demasiado las personas que entran diario porque te dan el turno me tocaba el turno el jueves pero no pudo ser por la cantidad de personas ahí >> oficina de migración y adianas dicen que la mejor forma de ser atendidos es usando su programador de citas en otras noticias el grupo llamados "nunca nos hemos ido" llevaron las fotografíade sus hijos colgadas a sus cuellos el destino la ciudad de méxico es la edición 16 de la caravana suspendida por la pandemia la popularidad del presidente biden ha mejorado levemente pero aún así está en ter

maity: no vengan a estados unidos, el mensaje que enviÓ el secretario alejandro mayorkas a los inmigrantes en una entrevista en cnn. dijo que el gobierno estÁ preparando un plan para cuando se levante el tÍtulo 42. fÉlix: y los problemas de inmigraciÓn no solamente afecta la frontera sur, sino tambiÉn a mÉxico. los albergues de reynosa se estÁn colapsando, especialmente por los migrantes de haitÍ. reportero: la enorme cantidad de llanos que estÁn llegando a nuevo laredo, mÉxico, estÁ preocupando a las autoridades de la ciudad por no tener donde albergarlos. >> tenemos una visita masiva. reportero: 700 arribaron el viernes. afuera habÍan filas interminables. >> me siento bien. reportero: elementos del ejÉrcito mexicano les vacunaron sobre el covid—19, segÚn la alcaldesa de la ciudad. >> es necesario. reportero: la mayorÍa tiene una cita con las autoridades migratorias estadounidenses. tambiÉn se hizo la apertura de un nuevo albergue. este es el nuevo albergue en reynosa, abriÓ hace dos semanas y al monumento alberga 150 migrantes, la mayorÍa de haitÍ. este pastor es dir

alejandro mayorkas insisting that he has a plan to deal with the migrant surge once it's lifted. are border communities buying it? we'll ask. later president biden wants to lower inflation by raising taxes? kevin brady is coming up. hey you two, go outside and play. ♪ ♪ create a season full of playfulness. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. ♪("i've been everywhere" by johnny cash) ♪ ♪i've traveled every road in this here land!♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪of travel i've had my share, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere.♪ ♪♪ do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue >> charles: looking life at the southern border where title 42 will expire in five days. officials are bracing for a bigger migrant surge after the order is lifted. jonathan hunt has more. >> on both sides of the southern border, preparation

mayorkas en su visita a washington dc. esto ocurre en un momento complicado por el masivo flujo de migrantes en la frontera. >> lo que no vamos a permitir es que se asuma con o sin el problema del título 42 o lo que sucede se determine que méxico se convierta en un país donde pase quien sea. >> marcelo ebrard, secretario de relaciones exteriores de méxico regresa a méxico esta noche, pero llegar a la esposa del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador, quien participará en celebraciones del 5 de mayo la casa blanca >> 400,000 inmigrantes podrá seguir trabajando en estados unidos con su permiso vencido, extendieron la vigencia por retraso de trámites, esto incluye a : (información en pantalla) sin embargo, deja fuera a los beneficiarios de acción diferida para llegados en la infancia (daca) . >> surgen fuertes acusacines contra un grupo de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que habrían retenido destruido y manipulado a inmigrantes por décadas, la familias exigen respuesta y justicia, francisco fajardo tiene la in

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dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas was grilled by senators on capitol hill. he denied knowing his disinformation czar talked about hunter biden's laptop. this is mayorkas and senator john kennedy. >> she had said mr. hunter biden's laptop is russian disinformation? >> i was not aware of that. >> she had vouched for the veracity of the steele dossier? >> i was not aware of that fact. >> was the department aware of her tiktok videos? >> senator, i -- >> they're really quite precocious. >> senator i was not aware of. jackie: your reaction? >> that was amazing to watch. it was wonderful to see that grilling. of course they were aware. one of the reasons she was chosen that she has been a democratic propogandist for number of years, using this. one of the reasons americans ought to be worried her department or operation is housed inside the intelligence community. look back at five or six years, russia-gate, claiming that the laptop was russian disinformation whatever, a lot of things were given a cloak of respects ability of intelligence leaders and members signi

fox news exclusively obtain the letter to dh secretary alejandro mayorkas and it reads "americans will hesitate before they vote constitutionally protected opinion knowing the government censors may be watching." attorney general ashley moody to define and she will join us next hour, harley, todd. >> carley: looking forward to the interview. elon musk to serve as the ceo of twitter for a few months after he takes over the platform and it's complete to push out twitter's current ceo who has only been in the position since last november. it comes as twitter take over face sct review with left wing activist group claims the deal poses an immediate threat to american democracy. the fcc has 30 days to consider the deal and to decide whether to take the issue further. here is what greg gutfeld has to say about democrats panicking over the future of twitter. >> twitter risks become a pool of misinformation? what is it already? when someone mentions twitter you don't picture guys and powdered wigs in the hall debating work ethic on the capital society while having afternoon tea. who was buying

these are the topics voters are watching as homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas admits to not knowing the woman he tapped as disinformation czar called hunter biden's laptop a, quote, trump campaign product, and vouched nor the debunked steele dossier. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: your morning mover this morning, etsy is down this morning, take a look, almost 11 and a quarter percent, down in the premarket. the online shop reporting first quarter earnings beating on revenue but offering weak guidance for the current quarter and beyond. the cfo saying that inflation, economic reopening and the russia-ukraine conflict is to blame for the miss on revenue and gross merchandise sales. etsy implementing a 30% increase in seller's transaction fee last month, causing a seller strike. the stock down 54% year-to-date. and now this 11 and a quarter percent move this morning. rest of the market also of pulling back after a huge rally yesterday after the federal reserve chair jay powell's announcement that the fed will raise interest rates by half a point. we wer

here is homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas on sunday. >> the dhs has directly released 836,000 aliens into the united states since january 21st. then you add 2,207,000 unaccompanied alien children. uacs, and then your border patrol estimates somewhere between 200 to 400,000 got-aways, in other words, encounters that are not evades apprehension. >> got-aways have been a challenge. >> bret: from the beginning. that matches your numbers, roughly? >> i believe so. >> will: matches his numbers absolutely staggering. those numbers of people who have been released three months of 2021-2022. that's more than the population of boston, seattle, denver, d.c., detroit, baltimore all released into the united states in the span of three months. it's clear our border is far from secure. the situation is so out of control even members of the left are warning joe to get it together joe biden's embassy used the phrase big [bleep] deal. when is he going to understand this is a big [bleep] deal. >> this is the same issue as brexit in england. same issue as trump voters in america. working class voters fe

joining me now secretary alejandro mayorkas. let's start with the numbers. 7,000 migrants are currently apprehended a day. that's the highest in years. your department's say that number could double, maybe even triple, as many as 18,000 per day, and that's without the pandemic restriction in place. is that number really possible and are you prepared, if so? >> dana, what we do is we prepare and we plan and we've been doing so for months. understanding that the title 42 authority, that the cdc holds, is not going to be around forever. because, quite frankly, we want to conquer the pandemic and put it behind us. and, remember, title 42 is a public health authority. what we started to do in september of last year was prepare for its end. and we didn't -- we're not projecting 18,000, but what we do in the department is we plan for different scenarios. so, we're ready for anything that might -- >> i understand you're not projecting it, but it is an estimate that was put out by, as you said, by your department. and i just want to be c

mayorkas se plantearon una colaboración cercana ante el flujo migratoria >> estados unidos está difícil para nosotros porque no puedo entrar >> tengo cinco meses aquí, tengo a niñas y a mi señora que está embarazada, aquí es malo para nosotros . >> sin embargo, por razones políticas la inmigración esuna prioridad para la administración biden. >> sabe que si no logra frenar la cantidad de migrantes que llegan a estados unidos, republicanos tomarán esto como punta de lanza para tratar de derrocar a demócratas . >> tras encuentros, marcelo ebrard, secretario de relaciones exteriores de méxico no detalló encuentros de materia migratoria pero dejó clara una advertencia en su gobierno >> lo que no vamos a permitir es que se asuman con o sin el problema del título 42 por lo que estados unidos determine que no tengamos identidad . >> también hay defensa de andrés manuel lópez obrador de cuba, nicaragua y venezuela en las cumbre de las américas. >> dijo que si bien la petición no fue desechada, parece no tener futuro marcelo ebrard, secretario de relaciones exteriores de méxi

mayorkas pidiendo que se investiguen los retrasos de instalaciones donde se ven a niÑos pequeÑos esperando en el calor de la florida >>> me tocaba el turno el jueves pero no puedo ser por la cantidad de personas atrasadas >>> por su parte la inmigraciÓn de oficina de aduanas envÍo un comunicado indican que los no ciudadanos que fueron detenido en la frontera suroeste y recibieron un aviso o libertad condicional deben presentarse en persona para su cita inicial tambiÉn utilizar el programada de citas que segÚn ice permiten procesarlos de manera mÁs eficientes mientras esperan por sus procesos de inmigraciÓn. >>> un grupo de estudiantes de la preparatoria benito juÁrez de chicago recibiÓ becas de $1,500 para sus estudios beneficiarios estos jÓvenes recibieron ayuda y dieron gracias la selecciÓn de los becados lo hizo un comitÉ escolar. en telemundo 48 somos la autoridad en el tiempo y vamos con abimael castro con el proceso del tiempo tendremos lluvias. >>> quÉ tal excelente tarde, ciertamente la actividad de lluvia estÁ limitada y la cÁmara en vivo haga que nos preocupamos un

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republicans went after homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. this waft week for the administration's plan to end title 42 restrictions. he was called on to resign and ken buck of colorado questioned mayorkas' loyalty to the country. >> my constituents want you impeached because they believe you've committed treason. they believe you're a traitor. >> but beyond that absurd grandstanding, there are democrats who have concerns about the administration's title 42 plans, especially at a time of record crossings at our southern border. joining me now is secretary mayorkas. welcome back to "meet the press". >> pleased to be here. >> let me start with the type of conversation you had with judiciary committee members this week. why do you think they've personalized this on you? >> chuck, i'm focused on the mission. i'm focused on supporting the workforce of the department of homeland security and getting our work done. that's what i'm focused on. >> do you feel like you're a proxy for attacks on other people? >> i don't speculate about the motives, the

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secretary alejandro mayorkas has been touting his agency's plan to tackle the anticipated surge of migrants once title. 42 ends. he told nbc's meet the press. they've been preparing for months. the infusion of additional resources to the border, the surge of personnel, the surge of transportation capabilities, medical support. but some lawmakers say we aren't prepared to including senator john boozman. this is going to be a crisis. >> but a biden administration manufactured crisis. others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. the policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-term regulation, right? answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief under our laws. >> right now

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>> reporter: we're learning the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas has been briefed as the fbi prepares to investigate this shooting as a possible hate crime. also briefed attorney general garland and also the president. but investigators are going to be poring through multiple online posts that this alleged shooter made. some reportedly praising south carolina shooter dylann roof and others praising the new zealand mosque shooter. and also late today we're getting a statement from the naacp. president derrick johnson saying, we are shattered and extremely angry and praying for the victims' families. whit? >> alex, thank you. tonight, buffalo's mayor describing that mass shooting as the worst nightmare any community can face. we're also getting haunting images from the scene -- bystanders comforting each other beneath an umbrella. teams of detectives collecting evidence. we know a young man in military fatigues a helmet opened fire with a rifle. 13 people shot, 10 killed, among them a retired buffalo officer working security. the suspected shooter is in custody now. police

alejandro mayorkas says that could lead to a search of up to 18,000 migrants at the southern border. the biden administration is preparing to lift the policy on may 23. and warren is buying big. berkshire hathaway made $41 billion worth of net purchases in the first quarter, the most in at least a decade. berkshire boosted stakes in chevron and activision blizzard. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. biden: this is the first time a president has attended this dinner in six years. it is understandable that a horrible plague followed by two years of covid. >> the president of the united states on rare form over the weekend. one line that stuck out, a healthy dose of self-deprecation. >> did he also say that the event was launched in the 1920's and he remembers it well, having attended as well? he definitely had a good dose of self-deprecation in addition to a little bit more exciting. >> one of us had a few more drinks than the other and he is not here today. look

stefanek says her office gotten total no help from secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> todd: bring in tomi lahren, fox nation host. tomi, you heard alexandria hoff go through the tweet listing drugs and other items caught. that is well and good. if that was caught, can you imagine the scope of what is getting through? the bad guys, the drugs, all of that? >> tomi: those that want to come into our country to do harm are taking advantage of the situation that has been created by democrats and the biden administration that sent a message to the world. if you wanted to come unvetted and undeterred, now is what you are seeing. glad you mentioned what we are not catching coming across the border and that is what most americans should be concerned about, when you have this chaotic situation, you have thousands of people coming, you have border patrol agents as baby sitters and ushers welcoming people in, spending time babysitting or rescuing, the worst of the worst are slipping through the tracks and coming across multiple times. they are taking chances because they know the chances are high, the

elise stefanik said they've gotten little to no response from dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> todd: alexandria, thank you. we can be hours away from -- >> carley: the jury to deliberations with campaign lawyer to not testify in his own defense last week. brooke singman live in washington and what to expect, brooke, good morning. >> good morning, the jury could deliver a verdict as early as today in the trial of michael sussman. judge cooper sent the jury to jury deliberations friday afternoon with the government and his defense but cooper said jurors should not be improperly influenced by biases including political affiliation. special counsel john durham aim to court armed with evidence including emails, bills and receipts for jurors during closing arguments as they make their final arguments to sussmann lied to the fbi when he said he wasn't bringing trump russia allegations on behalf of the client spirit and build the clinton campaign on the same day he met with the fbi. according to the evidence, sussmann built a campaign 2016 for work in communications with a confidential proj

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, first a minute comparing it to the ministry of truth but don't worry, white house press secretary jen psaki says it's not going to take his side again. >> it's not to adjudicate what true or false online or otherwise. it will operate in a nonpartisan political manner. it's meant to coordinate ongoing work that's happening. kennedy: top dog on the board and nina jankowicz has openly called the hunter biden laptop story of farce. her credibility in the toilet. why is the white house sugarcoating the charade? california provoking congressman and house judiciary committee member darrell issa is back. you should be governor of california, everyone knows that but right now you can you congressman, working in the federal government and this is crazy. >> not crazy if you consider there's obviously if you like your doctor, you got the keys. kennedy: if you like your misinformation -- >> you can keep it but these kinds of promises we've seen before, they are clearly wrong. the fact is, mysteriously at the time elon musk says he's going to restore twitter to a bi

moving on, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas going to the southern border. a new record for migrants crossing the border. and new video showing border agents packing a planeful of migrants they determined did not have a legal basis to stay in the u.s. casey stegall has the latest from laredo, texas. what, if anything, did you hear from mayorkas? >> well, we have not been able to officially broadcast his comments, anita, some confusion back and forth all morning between what is able to be trans missed and sent out to the public. so right now we are expecting he'll make some formal remarks a little later on so we have our eye on that. this trip has been very different from many of his others down here to the southern border. he has hop scotched around in many different places across mcallen, the rio grande valley sector, and really putting up this image of rolling up his sleeves and getting out in the field, if you will he has been talking with agents while they have been in the middle of apprehending agents, and then secretary mayorkas visited a section of th

/mexico border despite attempts to stem the flow, that assessment from dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas who just visit the texas to get a firsthand look at the crisis. with title 42 set to expire next week, the secretary says his agency is preparing for record high numbers. >> we're seeing about a seven day average of over 7500 people. so we have not seen a significant decrease in the flows. but we are working very closely with our partners to the south, with mexico, in anticipation of a potential surge in a post-title 42 environment. >> a federal judge is expected to rule this week on whether the b biden administration can lift the title 42 policy that border officials have used hundreds of thousands of times to expel migrants. >> let's bring in ilara who is a reporter on the border. any new steps that you expect to see from the biden administration, or is this more about showing, look, we're on top of things? >> thank you for having me. i suspect that this is likely one of just a few steps that the biden administration can take at this moment. its hands are fairly tied right now becau

it's like alejandro mayorkas. they're so powerful that courts and legislators bough before them. prosecutors can't restrain them. they're afraid not to. do you remember what the maga people did to minneapolis when a jury dared to free derek chauvin? as a lessen to us, they returned to the city of minneapolis and sacked it. that's what they do when they don't agree with the jury decision. they riot. that's the maga people are like. that's the greatest threat we face. remember that? here's the maga people. >> we love being together as a family. >> we would play more but it's stomach turning. ask jen psaki. she never recovered from it. buck sexton knows well. he joins us tonight. thanks for joining us. you watch cnn and they tell use because a supreme court justice sam alito wrote an opinion that the right likes, the threat of violence comes from the right, what is your reaction to that? >> the democrat party is wallowing in delusions at this point and doesn't know how to get out of them. the notion that there might be a right wing violence in response to a decision that the right o

mayorkas said recently once title 42 is lifted, we could see 18000 illegal migrants each day trying to sneak into the country, some are bringing in dangerous drugs, synthetic opioids. let's look at the numbers of drugs at the southern border. here we go this year, at that. 5 kilograms, 202110.6 and the list goes on. knowing this, why doesn't the administration want to stop this? more people coming in, more people bringing drugs. >> $20000 question and we have written a letter to secretary mayorkas and asked hymn number one, title 42 in place but what is the game plan in terms of coming through? we are seeing a record number of children, 13 to 45-year-old dying by overdose because of fentanyl and this open border, the american people are tired of this, they know is causing problems within their own communities. i'm happy to say senator ted cruz in my state has now introduced the pause act in the senate and hopefully we can continue to push and push to keep title 42. i met with agents today on the border and they told me the biggest thing we can do is keep title 42 in place. the bigge

. >> carley: all-star lineup attorney general ashley moody accusing dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas lying under oath when he testified last week. she is here with evidence. >> joey: congressman michael waltz, pete hegseth and tomi lahren are all on deck. ♪ ♪ why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again ♪ ♪ [chanting] >> carley: a fox news alert, a stunning new alert on unprecedented supreme court leak rocking the nation. political with a draft majority opinion suggesting the high court to strike down roe vs. wade. republicans are accusing a liberal law clerk of leaking the document to intimidate justices in order to change the outcome of the ruling. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: joey jones and fo

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she long with her boss alejandro mayorkas, are two of the last people who should be leading anything resembling ministry of truth and the u.s. government should never create something like this run by partisan with political agenda in the first place. this disinformation board will be weaponized, another epic fail for team biden. >> todd: i can't get over the fact this is russian disinformation expert on her one chance, she failed miserably, call intoing question how good she would be at the underlying job. we need to move to your favorite person on "the view," sunny hostin. watch. >> i continuing is terrible that a justice would have to go into hiding, but we're hearing from republicans that people don't have a right to protest. women have a right to privacy, as well. women have a right to privacy with their bodies. >> todd: sunny hostin is a lawyer by trade, trying to intimidate justices is a crime. isn't she advocating this? >> joey: she says republicans don't want people to protest. no, it is not protesting in front of people's houses. if you want to protest in front of the supre

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says the new plan will deliver justice quickly while also insuring due process. joining us now, national border patrol council president brandon judd. title 42 still in place, but now we're looking to reform, you know, another aspect of the system here. it's amazing to me in this country when somebody else is going through the court system, you cannot push anything along, but when it comes to the immigration process, somehow we're going to magically wave a wand and make that happen? i believe they will do it. >> and that's the problem. i wrote an op-ed for fox news on this back in march when they originally announced this rule. it is a very bad idea, and the reason why is because it removes the judicial branch from this entire process. you have to have checks and balances. our government was made up to have a separation of powers, so you would have eyes on what's going on. if you look at immigration -- i'm sorry, asylum officers, the bar that they set is very, very low, and if they move that over and apply that to the final asylum proceeding

there is no objectivity here and alejandro mayorkas, he should also resign not only for disastrous performance on the border but also standing up for nina jankowicz and acting for credibility when all of these facts about her work unknown to him. his incompetence or laziness on the part of his staff, if he can't inspire hard work from his staff and he has to go. >> it's an interesting thing, the rollout for this governance board was a mistake from the get-go, secretary mayorkas struggled to discuss before congress and even on fox news sunday. this was a board bungled in its announcement from the very start. the importance of some kind of operation that should have bipartisan support when it comes to cracking down on overseas disinformation, misinformation for the chinese government and russian government and drug smugglers and human traffickers are doing with disinformation is harming our society and our country and we should have publicans and democrats figuring this out and working it out together so it's not an attack on the biden administration but something we can work together on to prot