to president's home date of delaware. desantis is no the backing down. the flights are 20 miles away from the president's vacation home. what do you say, congressman. >> i don't think governor desantis should back down. the reason they're sending migrants to these places to go highlight the democratic party not dealing with the issue. they all say they want to have sanctuary cities and embrace aliens. when they are in their backdoor they say no way, get them out of here. that is not logical. as far as thinking about doing immigration reform you secure the border that is plain legislation malpractice. you can't have the reform until the border is secure. once we do that we can have the conversation. there are plenty of people on our side of the fence want to do that as well. elizabeth: governor, what do you think? >> governor ron desantis should be handed a medal. he is balling and showing the hypocrisy in the democratic administration. reality we got complaints about the airlines and how terrible they are, not gotten one

i can tell you that we've been closely coordinating with the folks in delaware, the officials in delaware. what i can tell he is that our heads up did not come from governor desantis because his only goal as he has made it really clear is to create chaos and use immigrants fleeing communism as political pawns. so it's about creating political theater for him. it's not about getting to a solution. we have a solution in front of us that were happy to have bipartisanship on, on an issue that is been a broken system when we look at the immigration system. but certainly we did not get word from governor desantis. again this is a political stunt but we've been in close contact with the delaware government. >> we don't know who the white house got alerted -- >> i specifics on where, on who alerted us. i can tell he will been in close contact with the delaware officials on the ground. >> did the white house ever try to get in touch with the governor desantis or governor abbott about this to try to reach some type of understanding or -- >> there's a understand to be reached. they are using people

>> it's nothing new that there's migration into states like delaware, blue states. this has been going on for a very long time. we have a strong agricultural sector and immigrant community, particularly in southern delaware. the difference is in how we respond. we respond by being i think welcoming and supportive and by recognizing that america is strengthened by immigration. we can and should do more to strengthen our immigration system and to ensure that immigration into the united states is legal immigration. but this strikes me as a political stunt that's just designed to get on tv by luring people on a charter jet and dropping them in places like martha's vineyard. it's not new for there to be new americans or new immigrants into places like the beach resorts in southern dell. . >> maybe one last question on this. there's other topics i want to hit. you are a lawyer. have these governors broken pt law? >> it's inhumane. i will leave it to the sheriff who is investigating whether this is the legal standard that amounts to human trafficking on kidnapping. >> let

president biden is heading to delaware to his beach home. he claims the soul of the nation is at stake and doubles down on maga and spends four of ten days outside of dc mostly at his beach home in delaware. what's going on here? >> look at the schedule today, liz, he call it had a day at 1:30 obstructing cerumen a 1:30 on a friday. that's nice. why won't the white house release the visitor logs to delaware if you have a presidents that been there for 40% of his presidency. i mean, why when this administration promised transparency, when the transparency to this point has been clear as mud they won't release the logs, i know joe biden hasn't done a sit down television interview in 210 days and skyrocketing inflation and violent crime and catastrophic border crisis and spent nearly 170 days with his home in delaware with no sense of urgency. elizabeth: and no transparency. >> that's the thing. elizabeth: yeah, mitch, to what joe is saying, i mean, how come taxpayers are not allowed to see who's he's meeting with there. his team says he's doin

moved a little steel town called claymont delaware delaware. claymont used havealmost 5000 steelworkers . hold committee was built with a company town literally. and steel died, it was dying and there wasn't a steelworker left and we know what happened. it was about midway through when i got elected. i got very engaged and in my case the civil rights movement and as a kid, i was a in the movement and i got deeply involved in the democratic party because the democratic party in delaware was the southern democratic party. we were atof more southern states than northeastern states and i got involved in and one thing led to another and one day a group came to me as senior members of the party said they wanted me to d.run for the senate and i'm not old enough. and i wasn't, i'm only 29 years old former chief justice his family born united states senators more than any family in american history looked at me and said you didn't do well in law school joke. he said you don't have to be 30 to be elected, you have to be 29. you just can't get sworn in ti

fascinating and the other fact is rutherford b haynes was the only ever born in delaware, ohio. rex so when you put this book together first of all is it self published? >> yes it is. >> host: what is a process like for you question it. >> it is interesting. there definitely pros and cons for. the main provision of editorial discretion in the order you want to put it. the con is you have to do a lot of the promotion yourself. i've had used a publicist for passbooks this when i'm using a lot of contacts i made to promote it myself. basically pretty much write it and then you do all the editorials in your own editing yourself and then it's pretty much ready. use a company called great space which is a subsidiary of amazon.com. you go out and get endorsements for the back. basically you write about yourself. you publish it yourself. and then if you don't have an actual publicist you promote yourself as well. >> host: just one more piece of self-serving news, dedicated to c-span? >> yes. that's probably unprecedented. i don't know of anybody else was done that. i was thinking about

we moved back down to delaware, where he was from. a steel town called claymont, delaware. it used to have almost 5000 steelworkers. the whole community was built. it was a company town, literally. steel died. there was not a single steelworker left. what happened was about midway through, i got very engaged, in my case the civil rights movement. as a kid, i worked a lot in the movement and got deeply involved in the democratic party because the democratic party in delaware was a southern aquatic party. we were more a southern state then northeastern state. i got involved in one thing led to another and one day, a group came to me, the senior members of a party and said they wanted me to run for the senate. i said i'm not old enough. i was only 29 years old. a former chief justice whose family had more senators than anyone in history said you obviously did not do very well in law school. he said you don't have to be 30 to be elected, you have to be 29. you just can't get sworn in until you are 30. one thing led to another and i ended up deciding to run. i was having great d

migrants to delaware? >> he should come visit. we have a beautiful shore. >> just before that, the white house claimed that they were willing to engage leaders in texas and florida who have been bussing migrants points north to make a point about the burdens and influx of migrants can have on small towns. >> a cool premeditated political stunt. that is not what -- that is what they're doing. and so we're always happy to have conversations about ways to further improve border processing. >> even though she says they're happy to have conversations, she admitted nobody at the white house has picked up the phone. there's no understanding to be reached. >> that's that. as for governor desantis, he won't confirm a flight is in the air heading to biden's home state. but he confirmed the plan is working to put migrants on the planes. >> it's not just flights. we have ground, we have other things that we can do. i'll tell you this. it's already made more of an impact than anyone thought it could possibly make. we'l

in delaware, and it is really interesting. he could have done that over the weekend. there was absentee balloting, he was in delaware. he went today and he got the "i voted" sticker. there was a lot of blow back on twitter and elsewhere saying it was $177,000 for the president and the first lady to go backup to delaware with all the white house. he did. he got the sticker. he voted today in the delaware primary. >> got to get that sticker. >> brett, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> president biden's celebration tuesday of congress passing the inflation reduction act last month. awkwardly timed following the release of a key financial report showing the elevated inflation throughout the economy. that hurt investor optimism and set off a brutal day. the dow fell 4%. the nasdaq is down more than 5%. white house correspondent kevin core. >> good evening. >> reporter: it was a juxtaposition at the white house today. a stock market plunge that sent shock waves across the globe. talk about fire and rain. >> the big board at the cor

apparently they are doing that in delaware. gloria, thank you. >>> and sheriff for bexar county, texas is a democrat and has launched a criminal investigation into those my grant oig flights to martha's vineyard. before we get to the larger issue, do you know anything about the flights headed for delaware? >> we had word this morning that there was going to be a flight arriving to san antonio and leaving with plane load of migrants toward delaware, but my understanding is at the last minute we received word that that flight was postponed. i don't know why. i don't know until win. but we just know that it did not happen today. at least not here in my location. >> so let's talk about what ron desantis does withdid with that flight to martha's vineyard. obviously it is morally wrong. but is it a crime? >> well, i certainly disagree with the political motives behind it. let just get that out right off the bat. i disagree with the way it is being done. they are using these people as a political pawn and hoping to overwhelm the place

we saw that there were hidden disciplinary records from delaware. maryland, now, certifying body is not receive them. this could be fixed through laws like anton's law. anton's law didn't just repeal the law enforcement bill of rights. it made police disciplinary records publicly available. 75% of states restrict access to police disciplinary records. >> this just makes it, literally, as he drove 25 miles across state lines, he is a brand new person. >> right. >> in a brand new state. >> exactly. sometimes this is in an intrastate problem. ohio, which is where tamir rice was killed, the officer came from a department where the chief says this this man should not police because of how he trained in firearms training. >> would the simplest reform be a federal registry for cops, basically one person described it as a social security for cops? >> absolutely. they should have unique identifiers. right now they do not. >> across the board, if you're in greensboro, maryland, or new york city? >> absolutely. to properly put information into the index you ne

. >> neil: delaware does have a beautiful shoreline. what we're waiting to find out is whether a plane making its way there presumably will get a chance to see it close and personal. on said plane, apparently are some more migrants coming from down south and an indication right now that between sanctuary cities and states and martha's vineyard, we could see delaware added to the list of venues that are now welcoming migrants from the border. some record number of migrants, we might point out. startling numbers today for fiscal year that technically isn't even over yet, but we have broken all records in the process. let's get to it with peter doocy from the white house. hi, peter. >> neil, this afternoon president biden upending our understanding of his i immigration policy. more than a year he told us the migrants are coming from the northern triangle countries. that would be el salvador, guatemala and honduras. now he says that's not the problem anymore. >> there are three countries that are never -- there's fewer immigrants coming fro

so why is he flying air force one 10 minutes to delaware? do you know how much pollution that causes? i don't believe this story that he is going to vote. something else is going on and we will get to the bottom of it and we will report back what we know. we all know the school yard slang sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. for the democratic party it's practically their man trap. democrats must hate the dictionary. any time they don't like reality they just redefine a word. economy tanks, not a recession. are you a woman? can't say. not a biologist. how about that southern border? totally secure. >> the border is secure. >> we are going to have 2 million people cross this border for the first time ever. you are confident this border is secure? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> jesse: okay. it's not secure. look at this footage. look at this footage. this is not go arizona. migrants are scaling down this border fence for camo somethin

the president exercised that right alongside other people in delaware last night. the president has a heavy schedule, he's the president of the united states. worked out best for him to vote yesterday, to vote on tuesday. >> the reason there are questions where it worked out best to vote yesterday because he was in delaware saturday. he could have done it then or by mail and if anybody knows how great mail-in ballots are, it's president biden. he encouraged to vote by mail in 2020, said it was safe and he won. >> john: that cost at least $200,000 to do that, right? >> 177,000 in air just for the ride from the u.s. military. but how much is a stamp now? is it close? is it -- >> john: probably will be. >> sandra: democrats got what they wanted in new hampshire, will it backfire after a sweep by maga republican candidates in granite state primaries. concord, new hampshire, a lot of dramatic races we have been watching. what's the latest, hillary? >> sandra, in the last hour fox has called two primaries here in new hampshire. the first in the 2nd congressional district

until i got brought up to pittsburgh by the steelworkers in delaware. into pittsburgh and i came here and met with the then president of the steelworkers. he endorsed me about nine weeks out. i won by 3100 votes. the fact is, you guys owe me. you were with me from the beginning. [applause] look, folks, bobby, representative boyle, representative lam, your county executive is a hell of a guy, and john, if i have to be in a foxhole, i want john in there with me. i want john in there with me. [applause] i mean that sincerely. there's a whole lot of folks here and i don't want to keep you standing much longer but i want to say a couple of things. number one, i started my campaign because tom jumped in and made the case that i should run. i was campaigning for democrats, i was out of office and campaigning for democrats but this is not your father's republican party. this is a totally different party. these guys are different. i've worked with a lot of conservative republicans and got a lot done, but there was always something decent about the work. but then

>> this is so delaware stating, but it -- devastating. it just happened in bakersfield, california. don't think that your city is

here's cbs's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: officials in delaware scrambled to prepare for a possible flight with asylum seekers headed to an airport near president biden's beach house that so far hasn't arrived. >> we want to make sure that we provide that humanitarian support to them. these are folks who have been probably on a very long journey, and this would be another leg to that long journey. >> reporter: it's the same plane that carried 48 migrants to martha's vineyard last week, prompting a criminal investigation by a texas sheriff. today florida governor ron desantis would not confirm whether he organized this latest flight and instead criticized the president. >> if you believe in open borders, then it's the sanctuary jurisdictions that should have to bear the brunts of the open borders. >> reporter: migrant encounters hit a record. more than 2 million this year, driven largely by those coming from venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. crises ridden countries where president biden said returning them is, quote, not rational. >> we're working with mexico and other countries to see

at the home of joe biden and their mansion in delaware. in one set for 8 minutes and they came out. so maybe they had to pick up an item of clothing left behind her medications? favorite scarf? maybe they were meeting someone who knows was quick and out so stephanie picking up something that maybe the president needed because he had a very hectic day-to-day it was up early catfight of michigan given of the speech you are about how extreme republicans are donated to "60 minutes" interview. maybe he had to be sharp so we discussed favorite pfaff keene. >> laura: he needed some to get going. it could just be his favorite cereal a lot of sugar in it. did you just pray summing in your post what was it? >> yup is just up online right now it's an occlusive story from whistle-blowers who have now merged from the department of justice to talk about how facebook is colluding with the fbi to spy on the private messages of american users from facebook and deflect them if they are doing something like questioning the 2020 election are making you know antiauthority for antigovernment statements i

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just in the last hour, we've heard from delaware officials at a news conference. i want to play you a little bit of that. >> primary thing we want to offer is compassionate humanitarian assistance. the folks who may be coming to our state have been through a difficult journey and this will be another leg on that journey so we want to offer them food, shelter, transportation, healthcare. >> president biden also asked about the possibility of migrants arriving to his home state today. watch. e today. watch. delaware governor saying he's already getting ready for the possible arrival of these migrants, saying the state will, i'm quoting here, make sure migrants who arrive here have the support they need. right now, gary, it sounds like they're getting ready for the potential for this plane to land carrying migrants from florida as part of this push by ron desantis to in his view, put the pressure on president biden on immigration with what many see as a political stunt. no plane yet. we don't even know that the plane is on the i wa. >> i want to stress this is a pote

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pennsylvania avenu presint den on his way back from delaware joining us from brief discussion >> join us for a brief discussion on the week ahead we're joined by politico white house reporter so what is on tap today at the white house quick. >> thanks for having me it's ali n day and a busy week for president biden meeting with the world champion atlanta braves winning the world series last year and throughout much of the administration gets to ht at the white house it's a fun and lighthearted event that's an entrance into a more serious week for the white house president biden has enough appearances were he will try to highlight the accomplishments ahead of —- m wi the run-up to the election. >> . >> on tuesday there will be a speech about healthcare cost medicare and social security what we have seenhe over the past few weeks democrats tried to put this over programs like medicare and social security. this is something they see as a political winner with those events throughout the week there is a conference for the first time in a couple of years on hunger and nutrition and healt

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are we looking at delaware? this puts delaware on par with texas which still has more than maryland, eight days. your, nine days. -- new york, nine days and then zero days, connecticut. georgia has no excused absentee voting. joe biden's home state of delaware requires an excuse for absentee voting. i am fine with delaware having that option, it sounds reasonable to me. does that make delaware the target of this committee's wrath. you do not hear them complaining about delaware. you do not see the bringing delaware to court or the department of justice suing marilyn for their district maps in which larry hogan called the nation's most gerrymandered map after the state legislator -- legislature overrode the veto. why did they do this? they had to claim voting rights are being violated and they know that they are violent -- there violent agenda where cartels are empowered and china is on the back -- are on the advance and vaccine mandates are crippling jobs, kids and businesses in russia is potentially invading uk

jesse, biden doesn't care if refugees come to delaware. he just had a wall built around his beach house. as i said, that's to keep hunter biden in. now it has a dual purpose. now, i thought if you were in a sanctuary state or city law enforcement was not allowed to ask about your immigration status. you know, they're just breaking all the rules right now. it doesn't even matter. does not even matter. debbie from california says, jesse, what about the thousands of migrants waiting for legal petitions to be granted? my son's petition that i filed in 2005 is still pending. this is all so wrong. yeah, when someone says petition i lose focus. i have no idea. dale says, i'm starting to think that joe biden is on the cartel's payroll. there just can't be any other reason. thanks for listening. it's my pleasure. i've also said that joe biden is the cartel's best employee. joe says, perhaps the biden administration should consider a new cabinet position, something like secretary of the walk-back. honestly, if i were president, anytime i came out an

this time it's delaware preparing for a possible influx of immigrants shipped from texas via florida to, maybe, biden's home state. >>> plus, hurricanes fiona's trail of destruction on the ground in puerto rico with the national guard, as troops try to get the u.s. island back online. president biden headed to one of the largest gathering of world leaders, while the white house once again trying to explain the president's comments about china and taiwan, and more. ♪ >>> we star today with the national lead, the growing immigration crisis. right now officials and volunteers in delaware are making preparations, after reports and flight plans suggest a plane full of migrants could be heading their way from texas and a stop in florida. this all come less than one week after florida's republican governor ron desantis arranged to have nearly 50 migrants flown from texas to martha's vineyard, where former president obama has a home. critics accused the two governors of using human beings in a crass and inhumane political stunt, while the republicans say they are just trying to highlight a

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tonight to vote in delaware's primary. he was there over the weekend and could have voted over the weekend and there is all kinds of social media saying this is $177,000 trip to go vote. >> on those fundamentals speaking of president. the historic factor is that a president's job approval rating is the single best predictor of how his party is going to do in the midterm elections. here again, i was talking about democratic optimism, joe biden's approval rating real clear politics average did go from a little under 47 to 42 up six points. a lot of optimism democrats. it's still 42. and presidents who have job approval ratings below 50% lose a lot of seats. it has never been otherwise. >> bret: back to where we started in the inflation reduction act celebration, is there some disconnect with the reality when people look at that and say well, that's just not happening? >> well, see, the problem is once you call it the inflation reduction act, you kind of have to show how it will reduce inflation which it really doesn't for a

manuel bojorquez has the latest. >> reporter: officials in delaware scrambled to prepare for a possible flight with asylum seekers headed to an airport near president biden's beach house. that so far hasn't arrived. >> we want to make sure that we provide that humanitarian support to them. these are folks who have been probably on a very long journey, and this would be another leg to that long journey. >> reporter: it's the same plane that carried 48 migrants to martha's vineyard last week, prompting a criminal investigation by a texas sheriff. florida governor ron desantis would not confirm whether he organized this latest flight and instead criticized the president. >> if you believe in open borders, then it's the sanctuary injures -- injure dictions that should bear the brunt. >> reporter: more than two millions have come from venezuela and nicaragua, countries where president biden said returning them is, quote, not rational. >> we're working with mexico and other countries to see if we can stop the flow. >> reporter: in el paso, this migrant shelter taking in 400 people a day is no

as the saying goes in claymont, the city i moved to in delaware when i was in third grade, uaw brought me to the dance and i got elected in 1972 as a 29-year-old kid to the united states senate and it's because we had the highest percentage of autoworkers of any state in the nation, higher than here because we had such a small population and 14% of our entire population was autoworkers, the largest chrysler plant outside of detroit and the largest gm plant and an awful lot of carriers as well. so anyway, i want to thank you all and i want to thank the ceos of all the major auto companies who are here today, for leading the way, they stepped up. you all know i am a car guy. i'm here because the auto show, so many reasons to be optimistic about the future and i mean it. looking at them, driving them gives the sense of optimism though i like the speed too. for most of the last century we lead the world by a significant margin and because we invested in our people, we invested in ourselves and something went wrong along the way. we risk losing the edge as the nation and the china and the r

those planes carrying migrants may soon touch down at an airport near president biden's beach house in delaware. and, in the meantime, president biden is telling us that the reason for this influx of migrants at the border is changing. >> immigrants coming from central america and from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. >> peter: totally different because central america and mexico are not in the so-called northern triangle the vice president has been focusing on. >> the president asked me to take on the role of leadership in addressing the root causes of migration. and to focus on the northern triangle countries. >> peter: that could be el salvador, honduras and guatemala. >> what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. >> peter: 1 people arrested at the border on august are on the fbi's terrorist screening database. among 78 so far this fiscal year. triple the last five fiscal years combined which demonstrates that warnings have been ignored. >> i can say quite clearly do not come. >> do not come. do not come. >> peter: they have been coming in record numbers and r

florida's governor ron desantis has spent months teasing that they would send to markets to delaware, among other places. he and others -- like the governor texas, says recent flights and busloads of migrants are visible protests of what they say the bidens initiations ineffective border policy,. -- >> migrants being sent to delaware the many kilometer? response >> i do i will shortly. >> more now from cnn's ed lavandera who's in san antonio. >> the streets around the city run migrant shelter in san antonio are confusing and overwhelming for hundreds of migrants who have crossed the border seeking asylum and have stepped into the swamp of american immigration politics. we met these men, one from cuba, the other from venezuela. they'd heard about the plane florida governor ron desantis sent here to move some 50 migrants out of texas last week. they told us they had just been offered a similar deal on monday. >> of course he says, we were told there would be plenty of work and not so many migrants. >> they offered you a flight to another state beaded nowhere was going to be? >> yes >> h

if you want to keep joe biden out of delaware. put illegal immigrant then he will realize i better work through the weekend, honey. >> steve: charlie crist running against desantis is putting this into a radio ad, desantis is going to start busing people, cubans to delaware. and so he is putting that particular message on to. >> ainsley: that can't be true. he loves the cuban americans. >> steve: apparently they quote one of desantis' assistants who said that so, they are running with it. ains. >> steve: stay tuned, let's see. >> ainsley: chuck schumer ask in a restaurant in d.c. >> steve: a place on capitol hill where a lot of high rollers on capitol hill come and they have some drinks and they have fun and sometimes they talk really loud. >> brian: washington? >> steve: yeah. >> ainsley: he was speaking really loudly at this dinner table. chuck schumer. chris coons and mark kelly and john hickenlooper, dick durbin and a few others. he is sitting at this table and talking loudly according to sources several people confirmed it. m

we have been in close contact with the delaware officials on the ground. reporter: did the white house ever try to get in touch with governor desantis or governor abbott to reach an understanding. karine: they are using people who are leaving communist countries as a political stunt. instead of naming. they should call on their senators in their state, call on senator marco rubio and ask senator rick scott and they did not vote for direct funding when it comes to department ofhomeland security making sure we are dealing with this issue. that's not what they did. this is a political stunt that they are taking for their own political narrative. it is not about really dealing with what is happening and coming up with a solution. reporter: in terms of that and the white house did not support these people, does the white house support the idea, the concepts of states further from the border accepting more migrants and sharing some of the board by increasing number of mig grants whether from cuba, nick rag what or venezuela. karine: we are not having children ab

officials in delaware had no itinerary to walk work off of. they were on this tracking site with any joe schmo accessing. officials watched as a little airplane icon which was originally sought to travel from texas to florida, and then to georgetown, landed in nashville, tennessee. and finally, and teterboro, new jersey, which is just for us across the river in manhattan. no migrants on the plane. desantis had stoked the cold of law -- confirming nor denying the flight, or saying whether it was carrying migrants. the office later refused to say if it was landing in new jersey, relocating migrants. i'm sure he's pretty pleased with himself. they pulled off a hilarious stunt in order to cause less confusion. there is nothing funny about playing with peoples lives. also the shuttle to martha's vineyard law, a court according to the legal group, most of them were asylum seekers or planned to be. so, let me let you in on a little secret. it's not obvious given how these migrants were treated. seeking asylum is not a crime. seeking refuge for persec

lucas tomlinson is in wilmington, delaware, with all the details. hey, lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. the s&p 500 is down 17% this year. inflation's at a 40-year high. president biden's top economic adviser admits many americans are feeling the squeeze. >>ed food prices are too high. inflation is still too high. the president understands that because his whole focus is defending working families. he knows that even with the stronger job market, lower unemployment, he knows that people are getting hurt at the grocery line are. >> reporter: when president biden took office, inflation was just 1.4%. today it's 8.3%. it was already 7.9% when russian forces invaded ukraine. now more than half the country says inflation is causing them financial hardship. one in four families are cutting back on spending, some going down to just enjoying two meals a day. many economists think food prices will continue to the crime this year. those prices have soared over the past year; dare thely are up 16%. cereal up 16%. eggs nearly 40%. flour up 23 forth.

overnight, red across the board hong kong biggest weak spot down 1 3/4% on border frnt officials in delaware white house on migrant watch as florida governor ron desantis threatening to send illegal migrants to president biden's home in delaware break down the wide-open border policy all morning long "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> is it 48 days until election day, fox news power rankings show democrats gaining some municipality but republicans still holding advantage gop forecast to control the house with total 231 seats, democrats 204 seats the worst-case scenario for the republicans will be democrats taking 189 seats gop grabbing comfortable majority 216. best case republicans tick 246 seats, democrats win 219 seats republicans also out you fund-raising rivals republican national committee announcing more than 17 million dollars fund-raising, rnc said it bought brought a total more than 27 million dollars for the 2022 election cycle all morning long dagen mcdowell brian brenberg james freeman, dagen all about money the end of the day. dagen: it is if you can put that money to

some of them are incorporated in delaware but they do business in new york. he cannot just pick up and those same corporations moved to florida. no, and again, just to put a finer point on that, we are attempting as part of our relief to dissolve these corporations. >> [indiscernible] in classical terms much of mr. trump's biggest generating properties aren't new york, manhattan. if this is granted on the road you be able to collect the rent on the properties? what practical implications [indiscernible] >> most of the corporations have been incorporated in the state of new york. there are some incorporated in delaware but they continue to do business in the state of new york. we are permanently borrowing mr. trump and for members from serving as an officer or director in the state of new york, we are bothering him -- barring him from entering into commercial real estate actions were five years, any loans for five years requiring him to paint that financial benefits of $250 million, placing a monitor over these corporations, requiring him to file a statement o

when his army finally got to the delaware river and crossed the delaware river at night, trying to put the river between them and the oncoming british army, they were men who were heartily exhausted, sick, hungry, cold. many of them at their feet wrapped in rags because they had no shoes in the stories of men leaving bloody footprints in the snow from their bare feet are not mythical. that is the truth. we must never forget them. we must never not recognize what we owe to them and among the things that we must do is know about them, learn about them, tell our children and encourage our children and grandchildren to read about them and to know what they went through. these were not characters in a costume hasn't. they were human beings, israel and life as we are and all the state did for our three is also part of what is stirring much of the world. august 22, after having attended church all day which was to be a lifelong habit for john adams, he went out under the stars and so inspired by the sermon he said in a state of euphoria, and it would also seem in the intention closer -- the i

elon was scheduled to be deposed in delaware. the ceo of twitter was going to do so in san francisco. in both cases it seems like the timing is not right. we are told this is not super rare in a situation like this, but what makes it interesting is the trial is three weeks from today so there's only so many days they can push this thing. ed: i want to bring up this chart in my bloomberg terminal, which i feel like i have looked at for years but probably just months. it shows the current share price versus the $50.20 a share that musk originally offered. the idea is as the current share price gets closer to that offer rice -- price, the market is indicating it things the deal will get done. monday was weird. when we got news the depositions work delayed, the stock shot up and came down again quickly. there was speculation in the market that we might be talking about a settlement behind the scenes. it is not clear. what do you make of that? >> obviously when two key players push their depositions, as you pointed out, you can see pe

hear's cbs's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: officials in delaware scrambled to prepare for a possible flight with asylum seekers headed to an airport near president biden's beach house that so t far hasn't arrived. >> we want to make sure we provide humanitarian support to them. these are folks who have been probably on a very long journey and this would be another leg to the long journey. >> reporter: it's the same plane that carried 48 migrants to martha's vineyard last week prompted a criminal investigation by a texas sheriff. rondes would not confirm whether he organized the flight and instead criticized the president. >> if you believe in open borders, it's the sanctuary jurisdictions that should have to bear the brunt of the open borders. >> reporter: migrant counters hit a record, more than 2 years driven largely by venezuela, cuba and nicaragua, countries where president biden said returning them is not rational. >> we are working with mexico and others countries to sea the we can stop the flow. >> reporter: in el paso this migrant shelter taking in $400 is not enough. >> denv

you need to send to delaware as well. >> reporter: when asked about plans, biden sent desantis a clear invitation. >> come and visit, we have a beautiful shoreline. >> i personally thought it was a good idea. but if you add it up, all of the illegals who have been taken to chicago or washington or martha's vineyard, it would be fewer than people down in texas have to deal with on a daily basis. >> reporter: and erika, it's not just florida, texas governor greg abbott is sending migrants to chicago, d.c., and new york. >> we'll keep watching that, thank you. >>> a quick test to determine when nasa's artemis moon rocket will be ready for liftoff. >>> alex jones set to testify today at his sandy hook conspiracy trial. alex jones slamming the trial and the judge before taking the stand. she got t a medicare plan expert to help guide her to the right plan with the right care team behind her. ♪ wow, uh-huh.♪ and for her, it's a medicare plan with the aarp name. i hope i can keep up! the right plan promise, only from unitedhealthcare. get help finding your plan at uhc.com/medicare. ubrelv