magnus is a fall guy. i said from day one, the day after they nominated him, i did a show where griff jenkins. i said worst pick ever. when he was chief of police of tucson, he ordered officers not to cooperate with ice or cbp at any time, even public safety threats on the streets. so don't work with border patrol, he supported sanctuary cities, attacked trump policies to secure the border so they hired him for ideology, and done everything mayorkas wanted him do. they are getting rid of him for one reason. they don't want him around for oversight hearings. alejandra mayorkas is saying the border is secure and under control, they ought to give him can an award and not fire him. >> sandra: and new york post agrees with you in an op-ed titled biden and mayorkas cannot escape blame by scapegoating. it points out in the piece, few biden appointees have less experience than magnus, largely in the upper midwest and san francisco bay area, despite the ongoing border catastrophe he faced on arrival, focused attent

magnus still retained his position. he released a statement saying in part that i didn't take this job as a resident builder. i care about the agency, his mission, and the goal of this administration. and while those who are in charge of the border bicker between themselves, new dhs numbers show fiscal year ending in september. there were 2.4 million migrants encountered a the boarder. that's a 37% increase from last year. but republicans also sent a letter to biden in early november urging him to fire magnus' well trace. >> ashley strohmeyer, come back a lit later. former acting dhs secretary ken kuchenelli. the customs border protection chief chris magnus told to either quit or he's going to be fired. and apparently, he's not quitting. i want to play something mike tobin reporting on this. i want to pick up his piece and getting your response on the other side. >> chris magnus had opinion on the job less than a year, tension had been growing between his agency and agency like ice. we can show you fresh video of a grou

so ron, chris magnus says he has no plans to resign. still, giving him the ultimatum to resign or be fired is this the right decision? was it inevitable and will there be more? >> it is incredible where we are at. we have never seen anything like this. i was in the border patrol for 33 years. cdp the people that do that mission are very dedicated to the work that they do. now the work we are faced with over this weekend is a secretary who is in the chain of command, who chris works for and asked to step aside. he is going to be defiant about that. how must the workforce and feel of them having to sacrifice and do all they are doing this has been an incredible two years for them we have seen that worse research on the southwest border of illegal immigration we've ever seen. and now we are talking about this distraction. instead of washington acting as of the white house acting to do more on the border to secure that border, to give the men and women of cdp the tools they need to fix those proper time up commissioner being fired. arthel:

in a statement to the "los angeles times" magnus said, quote, i am excited about the progress i made and look forward to continuing that work. now as a reminder, magnus was picked by president joe biden to lead cbp, the largest federal law enforcement agency and was confirmed by the senate late last year and took the helm thereafter in a very difficult time for the agency which in addition to border security as oversees trade, and now the -- the commissioner is under fire and potentially in the situation where the secretary has asked him to resign. we should also note that i'm told by a source that the dhs deputy secretary and the deputy secretary miller are carrying out his day-to-day duties though magnus remains in the post. dhs and the white house have not yet responded to comment. bianna, boris. >> it's interesting to add that per your reporting, priscilla, that president biden supports mayorkas' decision to fire magnus. nonetheless he remains there. priscilla alvarez, thank you. >> earlier today vice president kamala harris and second man and first lady joe biden visited arlingt

magnus has done what mayorkas wants him to do this isn't the family mayorkas this is getting rid of magnus that republicans will have when the control congress. that is what this is and i said from one day magnus was oversaid he was a bad pick because when he was a chief of tucson he ordered his officers not to assist border patrol or i.c.e. in any way whatsoever and public safety threats he attacked on border enforce wment more security border of a lifetime and support sanctuary cities they hard him for his ideology he did what he want him to do not enforce law and now a scapegoat because oversight hearings are comes that's only reason leaving. >> there's scandal after scandal you've seen agents turn their back on this administration and the people that are in leadership. you saw what happened with the whipping not whipping scandal that happened and these guys are sell on desk duty. is this enough, though? >> oh, oh it certainly not enough i have to agree wholeheartedly on this, if this was the case, then borders are vice president kamala harris qowld have to turn in her resignation aleja

magnus did not want to go. republicans accusing mayorkas of trying to cover up his own failures saying he should be next on the chopping block. actually is >> the white house forced the resignation of chris magnus. let's be honest what it was. an effort to shift blame away from those in power, who are the ones responsible for over 2 million people illegally entering our country through the southern border. the president, vice president and secretary mayorkas. we can't let them get away with this. >> dana: aishah hosni is following the hearing this morning. >> mayorkas this hearing is going to be very, very tough for him this morning. not only is he facing criticism for not having a handle on his own department. of course, things are getting worse and worse down at the southern border. take a look at these brand-new numbers from customs and border protection. we just got some numbers for the month of october. they are stunning, dana. more than 230,000 migrants crossed the border last month. that's the highest --

he'll put it on magnus. secretary mayorkas needs to women pea pea peached and magnus doing what he wants and historic border and our country's leadership and he needs to go too. pete: there it is. that's the best explanation i've heard. this guy is going to be hauled in front of congress and they don't want him answering questions because he's completely incompetent. do you expect action from, let's say house republicans take the nah majority and do that i have the guts to impeach mayorkas? >> i'll call them out too. bottom line is this is an immigration crisis and just not immigration crisis but as rachel just said, national security crisis. we got over 1 million recorded got aways and they were arrested since joe biden became president 114 people that tried to enter illegally and 100 million known suspected terrorists and they'll do us harm and it'll be a bad day for the country and secretary mayorkas made this country less safe since day one. rachel: there's no question about it and firing in guy will not

magnus will be placed in the interim by troy miller who held that post before magnus confirmed. karina refused to comment. >> yet another setback for the biden administration and the student loan bailout. a federal court blocked the effort to forgive hundreds of billions of dollars in student loans. it could last until the supreme court decides to weigh in. issued a statement quoting we are confident in our legal authority for the student debt relief program and believe it i necessary to help borrowers mos in need as they recover from th pandemic. the administration will continu to fight these baseless lawsuit and special interest. >> the fox news @ night commonsense department digs we are living at a time when medical science in political science are very hard to differentiate as if suitable go to the dr. be asked about her medical history with our family and family present political history common sense brings it up because recently in highland new york a ten -year-old boy walked into his elementary school nurse's office asking fo vaseline to rub into his new tattoo which he g

what's this chris magnus scandal all about? >> reporter: it wasn't even days, it was a day before saying he was not going to step down. people are unhappy about how things are going at the boarder and quite possibly he's being thrown before the bear so the president can get on with some other things. for all the politics and shakeups, the people coming to the united states, the people smuggling them in, they are undeterred and not stopping at all. another big group showed up in eagle pass, texas, this morning and about 300 strong when they arrived and numbers down to about 20, we can show you pictures from the fox news drone team because the buses have been coming to get them all morning. when the big groups showed up this morning, they were from a lot of usual places, venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, places people are coming from all the time. the department of public safety officers encountered a smuggler officer in a rented pickup. the trooper went to check on the driver and he sped off and took troops on a high speed chase up u.

i suspect magnus is refusing to leave because his thought is i am doing what you wanted me to do. i'm implementing your policy the way you wanted me to and that is what is happening and they are looking for a scapegoat. rachel: alejandra mayorkas should be fired. will: that think this is going to work as a scapegoat to make it look like they are doing something, doesn't make sense. rachel: we are going to move on. details of a shocking incident in crime-ridden philadelphia. group of temple university students are speaking out after being terrorized by a group of home invaders. >> reporter: horrifying wake-up call for students held at gunpoint, the home invasion unfolding, one of the victims said they let the robbers decide thinking the armed thieves stormed in rounding everyone up and moving them to the basement, their legs were tied up in the girls were ordered to sit on a bed and keep quiet. >> panic attack midway through, i can't cry. the sad part, he came in and i wasn't that shocked, like you prepare for this before it happens and that is what has been happening around here.

your reaction to the defiance on the part of magnus? >> thank you for having me on tina who really needs to go as secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> this is somebody that testified in front of the homeland security committee in the house and said the border was secure then he was caught on a hot mic just thereafter saying the border is chaos, which is it then he knew the e-mail showed that the migrants that haitian migrants were not being whipped by border agents on horseback. he went without false narrative anyway, it's very telling on the oversight committee were to have a parking space for alejandro mayorkas because it's going to be testifying so often in front of a committee to get to the bottom of why we have a crisis on our border. jackie: this is a problem that president trump had under control, is by design that this administration essentially turning a blind eye to what's happening at the border because it has no problem with what's happening there. >> let's look at some of the numbers, in april of this year we had 234,000 border

this notion that magnus is pushing back as hard as he is. i saw a quote to mayorkas, i expressed to him that i felt there was no justification for me to resign when i still care deeply about the work i was doing and felt that the work was focused on the things i was hired to do in the first place. that last part of the sentence is interesting. because maybe he's doing the bidding of the white house, this is a white house that has rolled out the ret carpet for unlimited migration through the southern borders. is he the fall guy here? >> it remains to be seen. let's think about why he's there. he's a progressive police chief that is critical of the previous administration and their border policy and was on the record in a number of places saying he didn't want to cooperate with ice. so he's on record saying that he wants to continue to have an immigration system that is broken. if you don't have a credible immigration system, how are you going to control the border? how has he done since he's been there? we are in the worst surge along the sou

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magnus was falling asleep in meetings and skipping white house appointments. now, democrats keep saying the border is secure. so it's odd they would go after their own cbp commissioner. but it's starting to look like homeland security was simply laying the groundwork for what happened today according to sources magnus' boss dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas told him to either resign or be fired now this border is an absolute mess. no surprise that someone has to pay the price for it. seems a lot like to us that they are trying to make him the fall guy for all their incompetence at the border. mayorkas told him to take one for the team but imagination news told to to kick rocks and said you can't fire me and no, i won't quit either. kind of sounds like they wanted this guy pin it all on him they just turned on him. uuh-oh. rachel campos-duffy co-host. tell him to quit or be fired. do you think it was actually because he wanted to enforce the border or now starting to say someone had to be to blame for it. >> no, this guy is totally incompetent, his main qualific

now that was george magnus from oxford university. and what's on the horizon for the world's 2nd largest economy on deed abuse, topic of the week, that's on youtube, dot com slash dw news. and a reminder of the top business stories were following for you this hour. even more twitter employees have left the social media company that's shortly after new boss you on mosque gave them the choice between an extremely hard core work environment or leaving hundreds of workers express their intention to resign by muskets deadline of thursday evening. beijing says a leaked paper on germany's new china strategy is a throwback to cold war. times the report a draft shows that berlin wants to take a new economic approach with china that focuses on curbing human rights abuses. berlin also warns that china is buying foreign companies, preventing foreigners from buying it's firms. that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more head over to the w dot com slash business. you can also find us on youtube and on facebook until next time, t

george magnus, from oxford university, is china center tells me companies are looking outside of china. it's, it's prudent for companies to be able to, to now kind of look at other countries in asia and beyond for changing the supply chain sort of taking decades to, to build up. it won't happen quickly, but i'm pretty sure it is starting to happen. now that was george magnus from oxford university and what's on the horizon for the world's 2nd largest economy. andy w's topic of the week. that's on youtube, dot com slash dw news. and a reminder of the top business stories were following for you this hour. even more twitter employees have left the social media company that's shortly after new boss you on mosque gave them the choice between an extremely hard core work environment or leaving hundreds of workers express their intention to resign by muskets deadline of thursday evening. beijing says a leaked paper on germany's new china strategy is a throwback to cold war. times the report a draft shows that berlin wants to take a new economic approach with china that focuses on curbing human

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magnus has been defiant. he says he won't resign, a statement released today reads in part. i didn't take this job as a resume builder. i came to washington, d.c., moved my family here because i care about this agency, its mission, and the goals of this administration. so, with the midterms out of the way, home lands secretary or homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas approached him fox news has confirmed and gave him that ultimatum, resign or be fired. we reached out to mayorkas office. nothing back yet. bret? >> bret: mike tobin, eagle pass, texas, thanks. the website for americans seeking forgiveness of student loan debt is no longer taking applications. yesterday a federal judge in texas blocked the president's plan to eliminate student loan debt for millions of americans. the judge criticized the president's unilateral decision saying the country is not ruled by what he called an all powerful executive with a pen and a phone. program was already on hold while a federal appeals court considers a separate lawsuit by six states challenging with president biden is e

one times magnus and since burger had a reputation as a critic of the state library. but meanwhile, the fusty repository of old books has become a service operation. for people in search of an education, people thirsty for knowledge, curious people knew yoga, see if this is absolute luxury of a group, but we're not allowed to talk in here in the library, you have to be quiet of shrugged such a luxury not to look to loose since he can sustain, are you happy with things here you are to feed him with very satisfied earth. we'll understand, but there wasn't always the case where i'll be shock shipped. i used to scold from prison and i don't scold me plenty more. but instant burger does have some advice for his readers and for the future. oh, the pinion can peter go good. i'm not a teacher javi bus sha nits this year, but i think it would help to ask people what part of learning can they ignore? when done full, okay, that would save them a lot of times just follow your instincts, industry. you'll find something that interests you more than anything under. that's where you

there's little confidence that magnus' placement will be any better. the core problems are biden, harris and mayorkas. day and night the migrants come in. charles? >> charles: thanks, mike. it was so amazing to me that they made this move in the first place. this was the ideal candidate. president biden picked him in part because he pushed back against president trump and his policies. do you fear it might become even more of an indifferent approach from washington's point of view? >> absolutely, charles. good afternoon. great to be with you. we know for a fact, charles, this is not going to make any changes whatsoever to what we're seeing unless there's a significant change at the top level, we're not going to see any changes whatsoever with this border crisis. unless the current leadership enacts policies that were working prior to 2021, we might see a change. until then you see it from the footage and from the correspondents in the field. this is nonstop. it's on a consistent basis and won't slow down. unfortunately unless there's a significant chan

chris magnus who has repeatedly clashed with the white house over the handling of the migrant surge has been told by the homeland security secretary to either resign now or he will be fired from his role. mike tobin is down on the border this afternoon. he's got more on this, mike. >> john, having a hard time hearing you but i think you are tossing to me and the bombshell report that chris magnus is forced out of his role with customs and border protection. dhs and border protection are not responding through official channels right now. the best source we have right now is coming from the associated press in which they cite that brandon judd, the president of the national border patrol council says indeed that chris magnus is being forced out. it's the "l.a. times" broke the story citing four unnamed sources and the unnamed sources say the secretary of homeland secretary was indeed giving him the ultimatum that if he does not resign from his position that he's going to be forced out. as we look at some live pictures of the rio grande, and the airboat is firing up behind me, i can tell

magnus has long been a supporter of police reform and was considered an outsider in the agency. this resignation comes as republicans appear likely to gain control of the house in january. want to get you a check your 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at a highway 80 at castle peak near lake tahoe. kind of difficult to really make out what's happening there. but >> it's a winter wonderland from what we can imagine. right? but we've seen the storms that have you know, moving through there in the this past week. theresa joining us now to look at the forecast in pay their debt. and we're actually tracking some fresh snow that actually hit the pavement. >> it is going to make for slick commute. if you are heading out of this year this evening to take advantage of that fresh powder. so please drive safely. but it looks like the bulk of that storm now starting to exit the sierra as it shifts eastward. so we are still going to see some light rain and snow mixture is for parts of the sierra overnight. but the bulk of the wet weather has started to exit and move east. but south lake t

neil: did you know this chris magnus very well? i mean, obviously, he seems to feel that he can stay on even when they're telling him not to. what do you know? >> well, again, you know, that's thing that the secretary has to decide what the next step will be. but i only met him once. i never had a working relationship with him. i've always opened up myself as a resource and as you know, look, if you don't have repercussions at the border, then the numbers are going to continue to come. you've got to look at not only what happens in central america and all the other countries and also look at what happens at the border, but at the end of the day, you keep the people that need to stay here under the law and under the law return the people that have to be returned. neil: congressman, i mean, no disrespect, sir, but many in your party don't flip over you. they don't like your constantly talking about the border because it's unsettling to many of them yet, they did provide financial support because i figure that maybe they figured that

magnus first refused and then sent his resignation the following day. former immigration and customs enforcement director jonathan fay he says magness is a scapegoat sacrificed by the biden administration after the midterms. >> they had to do something to give the pretense they are actually taking the issue seriously. >> the former acting secretary of the department of homeland security says magnus was doomed from the start. >> they hired him because they want cbp to fail. they want the border patrol to fail just like they want ice to fail at its mission beef porting illegals. >> whatever the attention migrants are undeterred a group of more than 300 showed this up morning in eagle pass, texas. those likely to be turned away come under cover of night. a smuggler led troopers on a high-speed chase in brackettville, texas. when thinks truck finally wrecked his pay load was four illegal immigrants. police and agents who work the border express no optimism for improvement with a new cbp chief. the border patrol union tweeted that the border crisis is due to

magnus hasn't even been in the job for a year yet. he was confirmed by the senate last year in what was a very tough vote where republicans did their best to tie him to what they like to call president biden's open border policies but magnus has taken a pretty hard line at the border continuing to summarily expel certain migrants. most recently targeting the vast number of venezuelans that have been arriving at the southern border. this administration like others past have been trying to come up with a way to deal with the record number of migrants arriving at the u.s. southern border. more than 2 million migrants arriving in just the last fiscal year, a record number. immigration, a massive issue for the united states for whichever administration's in charge and whichever person happens to be the director of the cbp. whit? >> something to watch. all right. matt rivers, our thanks to you this morning. >>> we move now to the frightening moments on board an airline diverted to atlanta when a passenger was allegedly spotted with a box cu

the ap reports that magnus was forced out being told to resign or be fired less than a year after he was confirmed by the biden administration to lead the agency just yesterday, magnus sent a letter to the washington post saying that he would not step down. magnus has long been a supporter police reform and was considered an outsider within the agency as reading resignation comes as republicans appeared likely to gain control of the house in january. united states coast guard rescued 7 people from their disabled boat just 5 miles off the california coast. this happening your beach friday afternoon. the coast guard says that the captain reported that his 28 foot boat was taking on water after becoming disabled all were rescued and the boat was stabilized. no one. we want to get your check your 4 zone forecast now. here's a live look from our sutro tower cam. nice looking view of the city by the bay out there tonight. all the bright lights, a lot of fun things happening this weekend is the holidays. of course, creep closer as it were like 2 or 3 weeks away from thanksgiving. i can't be

chris magnus released a statement today saying he has no plans to leave . magnus has been criticized internally as being out of touch with the agency's needs and publicly for the handling of the u.s. mexico border. months of setbacks let the agency with a void at the top. >>> thousands gathered in atlanta today for a memorial service honoring rapper takeoff. he was fatally shot in houston. the memorial took place at the atlanta hawks state farm arena, where takeoff was a regular. it was open to the general public. thing is mourned and shared memories. >> very impactful, not just for the city of atlanta, but for the culture . a lot of young rapper's coming up. >>> a standup comedian known for bringing down the hammer and making a mess on stage has died. gallagher was 76. he had been in hospice care here in california for several years following multiple heart attacks. born leo anthony gallagher, the prop comic rose to fame in the early '80s. was best known for his stick a smashing watermelons with his so-called fled dramatic. sledge-o-matic. >>> how one nigh

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magnus was confirmed by the senate less than a year ago. his resignation is linked to disorder in leadership reports of confusion and poor communication. magnus refused homeland security secretary alejandro, mayorca's request to step down yesterday. he had a long police career that spanned nearly 40 years and was richmond's police chief for 10. to historic aircraft collided at an airshow in dallas this afternoon. this is the moment right before that mid-air collision. there has been no confirmation of the number of casualties so far and it is not clear. how many people were on board the aircraft? the federation aviation authorities says a boeing b-17 flying fortress and a bell p63 king cobra crashed causing a large fire and plumes of black smoke to billow into the sky. if you have it in your mind expressing prayers and thoughts for the crews that were involved today for the people that saw it for the family members. obviously, this is a very challenging time for those families. both the faa and national transportation safety board are inves

there are a number of reports that chris magnus was told to resign or he would be fired a purity was confirmed less than a year ago, back to you guys. >> carley: doug luzader live in washington thank you so much. let's bring in jonathan fahey and dhs deputy assistant secretary, jonathan. let's talk about that possible drama with chris magnus resigning as head of cpc here and what led to that resignation? >> i think he's just a scapegoat because this administration has gotten a significant amount of bad press. so they had to do something the pretense of taking this issue seriously. so he was somebody easy to throw under the bus here and what is interesting about it, you talked about he was let go for not taking the issue seriously, but the whole purpose of why he was brought in the understanding that he wouldn't take the issue seriously. they wanted someone with law enforcement that would come in and keep the border open. he shouldn't be upset because he was doing exactly what they wanted him to do, which is, in fact, nothing. again, he is just a fall guy and the elections come i'm su

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some direct quotes we have little confidence that his, magnus replacement will be any better. the court problem means biting kamala harris, and mayorkas. in an e-mail to cbp mayorkas said troy miller who ran the agency before magnus took over will take over on an interim basis, arthel back to you. arthel: mike tobin 11 texas thank you very much. eric: president biden is continuing on his trip to asia. thriving in bali in indonesia ahead of the g20 summit there. he set to meet tomorrow with chinese president jean jinping. be the first face-to-face talk with the chinese leader since president biden took office. he said they have known each r about a decade or so. he is also taking a political victory lap on his trip after democrats were projected to hold the u.s. senate last night. when asked correspondent it jacqui heinrich is following the president xi is live for us now, hey jackie. >> hey there eric. the last four summits president biden will meet with g28 leaders seeking to stabilize the global economy amid russia's war in ukraine, increase the pressure on putin who will no

magnus will be replaced by a man named miller. white house press secretary refused to comment. >> elizabeth: mike -- great reporting, joining us now. matthew whitaker. what do you make of the story. >> a fall guy for failed policies, almost 2 t 2.3 million people have entereddure our country illegally. most filed bogus asylum claims, backing up immigration courts now to 6 years to hear a case. until they get serious about securing the border, and stopping people from coming into the country and inforenforcing our laws. everyone that enters illegally commits a crime, and they are prosecuting no one for that, this administration is not serious, this just someone to blame that will buy them more time to continue their policies. >> this disturbing story. guatemala minister of defense telling daily caller he is concerned that terrorist and criminals are headed through central america to the border, border patrol apprehended 98 people, 388 with terrorists in all u.s. borders, that includes multiple with same terrorists, what do you make

defiant, magnus says he won't step down. i didn't take this job as a resume' builder, i came to washington d.c., moved my family here because i care about this agency, its mission and the goals of this administration. and the timing of the shake-up is not coincidental right after midterms. and secretary mayorkas gave him the ultimatum. resign or be fired. this is the aftermath. griff: mike at eagle pass, thank you very much. aishah: president biden arriving for a summit with southeastern asian leaders. as he looks to counter china's influence in the region. and ahead of his first meeting with xi jinping since taking office and more from cambodia with more on the president's trip. hi, peter. >> ahead of that meeting, president biden is here in cambodia hoping to convince the rest of the southeast asia to team up with the u.s. instead of with china and without naming china, he is already very subtly calling them out. >> together we will tackle the biggest issues of our time from climate to health security, defend against the s

magnus has been a long supporter of police reform and was considered an outsider in the agency. he's reading resignation comes as republicans appear likely to gain control of the house in january. matt is expected to lay off more than 360 san francisco based employees by early january. that's according to city supervisor matt dorsey, dorsey says he received the notice under the warren act about layoffs. he encourages those facing unemployment to browse the city's government for the more than 4500 jobs that are available there. layoffs are expected to hit the met office starting january 13th, the crypto world continuing to real tonight over the bankruptcy of ftx, the massive crypto exchange founded by a bay area native the ftx. a company was short about 8 billion dollars. that's after the company went through the crypto equivalent of a bank run this week. ftx agreed to sell out 2 arrival, but the deal fell through ceo and founder sam bankman-fried also resigned. kron four's gayle ong joining us live in studio tonight with more on this story. gayle. >> dan, we're talking billions

it's the first time he's testified before congress since chris magnus' chaotic exit. fox news aishah hasnie is on capitol hill for us. she's got the latest from that 1/2ing and the details from it. it was something, aishah. >> it was. a lot of tense moments there this morning, sandra. good afternoon to you. house republicans were eager to find out what lies ahead for alejandro mayorkas' future, especially since just a couple days ago he forced his own customs and border protection chief commissioner to step down and resign. today he answered that he will netanyahu be resigning. now, his testimony to the house homeland security committee comes amid more bad news. cbp just released record new numbers of migrant crossings. more than 230,000 crossed the border making at this time highest in cbp history. >> my question to you now is can you guarantee that none of those people have criminal records? >> this enforcement work is not fun, this is a noble profession in which people risk lives to conduct it. >> here we go. the righteous indignation. >> the republicans are adding

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mayorkas threatened the fire magnus unless he resigned. he initially refused and changed his mind saturday saying i'm submitting my resignation effective immediately. wish you and your administration the very best. predecessor says it's really a tragic distraction. >> instead of the white house acting to do more on the border to secure the border and give the men and women the tools they need to fix those problems. we're talking about the commissioner being fired. >> his ousting comes amid the crisis on immigration policies. overwhelmed asylum. bag news blamed republican governors for the border crisis saying they lured migrants to sanctuary cities with lies. >> i think the commissioner has been in over his head for some time. i think when they picked him they picked ideology or competency. >> critics of the administration tell us that magnus is being used here by the homeland security team as a scapegoat. dhs tells us his deputy troy miller will take over the job as cbp commissioner. >> bill: interesting timing. mid-terms are done. gillia

commissioner chris magnus stepped down over the weekend. that's just a day after he refused to quit when asked by homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to step down or be fired. the resignation comes just days after the midterm elections. critics said magnus did not do enough to stem the rising tide of illegal migrant crossings at the border this year. he's just a scapegoat because this administration has gotten you know significant amount of bad press because of this issue, so they had to do something to give the pretense that they're actually taking this issue seriously. the change comes at the white house as the white house is preparing for a republican controlled house in january, which is expected to launch investigations into the chaos at the border. deputy commissioner troy miller is expected to take over as interim chief chris magnus used to work here in the bay area as the police chief in richmond. you can. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has made a triumphant visit to the newly liberated city of crescent. he hailed

magnus says the rate fantasies. magnus says the rate of change problematic medical services are increasing over. oh, come on. it's just stuff . oh, come on. it's just stuff. three year waiting list for a hernia ten months waiting list the maternity ward. why make such a big deal about it when we can bring in more albanians and they get to see a gp twice week educational provision is increasing compromise. you don't any indication you just need to know that britain is the source all the bad stuff in the world colonialism, the imperialism, the that's it integration is challenging because of ghettoisation the immigrants so need to integrate with you magnus need to integrate with them . lawlessness is rising, them. lawlessness is rising, except then surely fear is increased within communities. it isn't going to end well . it isn't going to end well. it isn't going to end well. it isn't going to end well on the trend lines of this week. so nice figures. the native of the british isles will be statistic irrelevant to the

i think that's one of the reasons you saw chris magnus forced out. they know this issue alone hurt them greatly and can hurt them in 2024. unfortunately, there were other issues that arose that allowed the democrats to hold serve. illegal immigration will be an issue that will go forward into 2024. maria: it's interesting, morgan, jump in here. joe biden tried to lure young people with the promise that he's going to forgive all of their debt. it worked. even though that too was unconstitutional. >> yeah. and unfortunately we didn't get the ruling until after the election. it would have been nice for young people around the country to hear that maybe on monday barn don, i want to ask about -- brandon, i want to ask about border agents and retention and morale. one of the things we heard is that there's just so -- especially after the whipping scandal and after you said the leadership seemingly being so unsupportive to the border patrol agents, how is their morale and are you able to recruit and retain border agents to the level we need? >> there's abs