arizona attorney general mark brnovich joins me now. ag, good morning to you. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. maria: what can you do to stop the radical agenda? mark: well, i am doing everything i can using every tool in our tool box in order to stop it and so we literally have filed lawsuits, two lawsuits related to immigration and border tours for vice president and secretary becerra and lawsuits as you indicated the keystone pipeline and against secretary yellen and the ability of states to cut taxes, so there's a slew and plethora of lawsuits that have been filed and me and my colleagues are working now on comments to the proposed rules that the biden administration is making on guns. maria: so, so the gun executive orders and the gun commentary is just the latest on what many ag's are saying is just breaking the law. president biden came in and just blew off law that was debated and put into process by congress. now you've invited xavier becerra to the border, what are you trying to accomplish? mark: well, i think it's important for federal

ducey former arizona in the late senator john mccain cindy mccain were censured last night by the arizona gop. this is not a formal censure and has no legal meaning it is more just embolic but it does expose a rift in the republican party. chairwoman kelli ward narrowly won her spot running the party for another two years debunked claims about widespread election fraud in arizona. cindy mccain tweeted after the censure, is a high honor to be included in a group of arizonans who have served our state and nation so well and who like my late husband john have been censured by the arizona gop i'll wear this as a badge of honor. former senator jeff flake posted a picture of he, mrs. mccain, inducing wearing masks at the inauguration of joe biden with the caption good company. senator marco rubio, an ally of former president trump against his impeachment will leave the former president will have a place in the future of the republican party not just in arizona however, rubio hopes tobring people who don't necessarily donald trump to the gop. >> i hope we can do it in a way that teach the people

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the gotaways are in arizona. and now we're seeing the yuma, arizona, situation worsen. what can you tell us? >> yes. well, i'm in close touch with a number of my former colleagues in the department of homeland security who have been sounding the alarm for months now that the situation in yuma, arizona, is completely out of control. yuma, arizona, is under siege. remember, the population of arizona is a fraction of the population of texas, about 7 million in arizona compared to texas' 30 million. so this is bombarding an extremely small state compared to the size of texas. so they're totally, completely overwhelmed. and there's two people, two people in this country responsible for this crisis, and that's senator mark kelly and kyrsten sinema. let me tell you how washington works when you have a 50-50 split senate. one phone call from either of those senators to the white house that simply says i'm a no on nominationings, i'm a no on legislation, and i'm a no on build back better until you end catch and release. the fact that they haven't made that phone call is monstrou

arizona we knew would be the first. this is a congressman talking about it now, let's listen. >> each state has a process for selecting their electors, and sending them to washington. madam speaker, in a number of those states, that constitutional process was not followed. that's why we are here to object. if you look at what the requirement says, nowhere in article 210, section 1, does it give the secretary of state that ability. nowhere does it give the governor that ability. nowhere does it give the court that ability. it gives the ability to the legislators. in most states, that the process that was followed. for those states that this wasn't followed, unfortunately, this is not new. we have seen over and over again more states for the democratic party has gone in and selectively gone around this process. that has to end, madam speaker. we have to follow the constitutional process. [applause] now, there might be reasons why some people don't like the process laid out by a legislative body. madame speaker, i served o

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the state of arizona filing a lawsuit. arizona's attorney general mark brnovich joins us. good evening, attorney general. it's great to have you on justice. i have been to arizona many times, i haven't had the opportunity to meet you. but i'm impressed with your lawsuit. you are suing the biden administration on two grounds i'm aware of. one is the president stopped the deportation of those ordered deported by the courts. and also to stop the ending of the public charge counts that requires immigrants have the ability to take care of themselves for a certain period of time before they go on welfare. tell us what your lawsuit entails. >> the two tracks of litigation. one is what i call the biden administration decriminalizing crossing the border. he halted -- all deportations. second track of litigation deals with the public charge rule. this basically means if you are coming to this country. you want to get a green card. want to get citizenship. you have to show you can support yourself. the biden administration by dropping that rule, they have incentivized people coming o

do you agree the decision in arizona makes it very unlikely for the d.o.j. to be able to draw in court? >> i think the supreme court's decision was very strong and consistent with the constitution and voting rights act. what's interesting is the department of justice knew about this pending supreme court case and get they made the decision to go ahead and bring their lawsuit weeks ago knowing there would be a decision on the very question they are suing over imminently which seems to me to suggest was going on with the department of justice's they wanted to make a public relations/ahead of the storm cream court decision because if they were dramatic trying to win the lawsuit the way i think they should have handled it was wait for the supreme court to issue rulings layout new standards or whatever it is and then file foster and comply the supreme court decision but they didn't do that, they put it in front of the course and that is coming because it seems to me the lawsuit the biden administration brought against georgia may be more about public relations to

joining me now is arizona congressman andy biggs, sir, thank you for being here this evening. it's good to see you. >> good to see you, jillian, thanks. jillian: so what is your biggest concern at this point? >> well, first of all, the border. that's beyond a crisis, it's a catastrophe now. it's a humanitarian issue. on the other hand, you've got the massive amount of spending that president biden wants, and that's going to basically fuel inflation. even his own economic advisers are saying that. it's going to cut jobs, not make jobs, and it's going to put us in a massive hole fiscally. so you combine those two together, and you've got some real problems kohling -- coming from washington, d.c. now. jillian: you mentioned the border and, in fact, i want to play a clip of what stephen miller had to say earlier today on "sunday morning futures." take a listen. >> i don't care if you're a democrat or republican, the only thing that joe biden is doing on the border not trying to stop illegal immigration, he's trying to accelerate it. they're building more facilities for the sole pu

all were censured by the arizona gop last night. but the center is nearly a symbolic step, should the state republican party and its official capacity is more the party of trump than mccain. the party nominee for president 12 years ago arizona gop chairwoman kelli ward was narrowly reelected last night, governor ducey has an interesting storyline as he was close with president trump but he believed governor ducey did not do enough to help them win arizona after he lost the state to president biden. the widow of the late senator john mccain cindy mccain tweeted it is a high honor to be included in a group of arizonans who have served our state and nation so well and who like my late husband john have been censured by the arizona gop. i will wear this as a badge of honor former senator jeff flake posted a picture of he, mrs. mccain and governor ducey at the inauguration last week all censured by the arizona republican party he wrote simply, the caption good company. utah seven or mitt romney with chris wallace said he believes there w

in arizona. it is 80 miles north of the mexico arizona border there's 30 miles of desert before you reach another town. they had no hospitals, no shelters there, the government, under biden just dumped these people including babies in the middle of a park. and you know what happened is the mayor of gila bend with his wife borrowed some vans drove them up to phoenix with a shelter biden calls this humane i don't think so. this is not any humane policy what is he's promoting, and it needs to stop. this is insanity. eric: finally, you know, you accused the administration of this, but at the same time mexico they're not taking back families if you've got a kid under . 7. how do we deal with that you say remain in mexico. but they don't want them back. even if legally you can sending families back. i mean how is this going to work out do you think at the end? can it? >> well, you know, the thing is -- is that it was cooperating with president trump, so, obviously, there's a policy change under preside

laurie roberts wrote this in the arizona republic. unfortunately the department of justice is now acting questions. they should do more than asked, the doj should get out here posthaste to protect our ballots from whatever the heck is going on. and when you come, bring the guys in the white coats. might come a the feds interested in this? it appears to be a state matter. >> it's very interesting, we have this pam garland who is a former aclu attorney, former liberal law professor. she was a partisan democrat impeachment advocate against president trump during the impeachment she got criticized for bringing in president trump's 15-year-old son, baron. she is now the top civil rights cop for the department of justice. and that's very interesting that she is bringing -- she's sending this letter. i was just asked, where were these democrats, where were their concern about ballot security for the election? this is arizona trying to do an audit and if there's no problems, what are they worried about? >> shannon: a couple of things she rais

. >> 1000 miles west of dell rio in yuma, arizona the border patrol chief, and setting a fiscal year record for daily apprehensions that included migrants from 21 countries, stay tuned, attorney general mark brnovich in a few segments, what he has to say, this surge could be headed his way. carley: this is a crisis on all sides, this presents security problem for americans when you don't know, borders were so important. the accountability at the border, we need to know who was coming in here and a crisis for the biden administration seeking backlash from all sides. democrats say you shouldn't be deporting haitian migrants because they are black. patient lives are black lives, we should reverse course and not deport them, and this is the health crisis. and open borders, take a listen to one border town mayor, tucker carlson, yesterday. >> it is a clown show, the border is wide open. west texas all the way to dell rio. foot traffic increased tenfold. human smuggling increased tenfold. no border patrol agents available, they are down in dell rio processing haitians. it is getting crazie

scottsdale, arizona, the attorney general of arizona joins us right now, in general, very good to have you. explain why this is, and how you got word that it's going to be retrofitted for this? >> well, neil, we have three ongoing lawsuits already against the biden administration for incentivizing and decriminalizing our border, incentivizing people to come across illegally, we found out about this when it started happening, when i.c.e. literally started retrofitting this hotel in a nice area of scottsdale, arizona, a block away from the school, right next to other residential housing and they are retrofitting it to house 1,202,000 people and making it into a detention center and we have all sorts of concerns because we already know that ice is not deporting people with criminal records, people that are being released from prisons are being really so what types of people are going to be housed there? when they escape or they leave are they not going to be deported, there's all sorts of questions about this has been consistent with the biden administration telling folks, in states like

plus a small town in arizona north of the u.s.-mexico border declaring emergency after migrants per transported there. reaction from the mayor straight ahead. [♪♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. >> there's a current department of justice investigation into your finances. >> yeah. >> what is it about can you say anything more? >> i can't. i can say this that i'm cooperating completely and i'm absolutely 100% that at the end of the investigation that i will be cleared of any wrongdoing. eric: biden on federal investigation. the president's son sat down for a wide-ranging interview ahead of the publication of his new memoir, beautiful things. problems and struggling with addiction. he was asked as you heard about the investigations that he faces and those allegations that surfaced during

michelle dillard, an arizona parent who said she was also targeted by school board in arizona paired let's start with you because you are one of the parents targeted in this google drive incident. how did you find out about this? >> thankfully our school board president sent an email to me and another mom and included screenshots that he was trying to prove one of his points with and he sent a screenshot of the desktop and i noticed that there was a google drive address there and a folder with mom's names on it and so one of the moms input that address and got right into their public drive. >> laura: okay, that is so good for you to notice that and you are a slew thing yourself, something wasn't clearly adding up here. michelle, this is really a step three, four, five times too far here. the goal here is to intimidate parents, to scare them, to brand them as something they aren't. correct? >> that's absolutely correct. this behavior, while it's shocking is absolutely not surprising at all. we've been seeing it over the past few years that we've been active in going to school board me

through huma, arizona. wearing a volunteer ambulance jacket. the chief of that ambulance group said the man had no affiliation with them and not clear how he acquired a jacket. >> i am not surprised. when you open the border to illegal immigration, half of the border patrol is no long patrolling the line. you are processing family groups. criminals and gang members and i said all along and terrorists are coming into our country. >> illegal immigration is not slowing down at the border. the november numbers doubled from last year and 4 times higher than 2019. the white house did not respond to our request for a comment. >> tucker: thank you. if you are the president of a democracy, you can't treat federal law enforcement like your personal police department. you can't tell them to go find who took your daughter's diary. that's not the crime of the century. otherwise it's not a democracy. that's going on right now. details just ahead. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your sm

he is anything but, quite frankly. >> sean: do you think this helps her in arizona? >> here's the thing come in arizona, kyrsten sinema, it wouldn't exactly be wise to jump on the president's nonexistent coattails because he is at 38% approval in arizona -- >> sean: and she is way more popular than mark kelly who is probably going to be going up against the attorney general, a guy i like, and based on -- he's just basically, whatever chuck schumer and pelosi and biden tell him to do, he does. he has no identity at all whatsoever except to be a reliable "yes" every time for the radical socialist left. >> that seems to be the case at this point based on his voting record. that is actual data but the whole situation with sinema, "the new york times" perfectly encapsulates the hypocrisy, what is wrong with kyrsten sinema" there's a difference between being a maverick, john mccain, and a narcissist, kyrsten sinema. when the late john mccain bucked his party he was a maverick. he helped saved obamacare. that made him iconic and courageous. when kyrsten sinema boxer own par

how do you compare with texas in terms of arizona immigrants? >> we deal strictly with cartel trafficking. the sinaloa cartel, they have control on human struggling, drug smuggling in this county. it's a violent situation when it comes to the cartels pushing people through. in the last couple months we have had a dozen go to the hospital based on pursuits and shootouts with a smuggler. judge jeanine: the sinaloa cartel, violent. legendary. why here in arizona as opposed to texas. >> we are. >> very rural county. the playground for the cartel is attractive for them. they can work in these mountain areas and be concealed compared to urban areas. so the efforts of my office, local law enforcement, the governor, and former president trump. we did amazing things to put calm on this border. judge jeanine: what would you say to joe biden if you were to talk to him today. >> you have got to get us to the table. you and i share one thing. the citizens of this country. the reckless and hasty plans and executive orders only serve one purpose to open up our

so the question would go back to the nfl and the arizona cardinals. why are they pushing and pay for this to come into our schools in arizona? steve: right. i understand there is also a series of questionnaires being sent out to the kids of various ages and the questions are very personal about things that happen at your house and about how you feel and i know that a number of the parents are concerned that the kids would turn these over to this third party vendor and what's going to happen to that information. >> exactly. i mean, these are personal questions about our homelife with our children. i think that the school districts in arizona are forgetting that part. these are our kids. it's our homelife. they should not be answering any questions on any survey that deals with the homelife. steve: heather rook mother of four thank you for getting up in arizona so early on this friday morning. >> thank you so much for having me on this show. i appreciate it. steve: you bet. by the way, we did reach out to the school district there for a comment. they ha

the attorney general of the state of arizona. thank you. jon: severe storms threatening millions of americans this week, take a live look at denver a historic winter storm knocked out power and led to thousands of flight cancellations across the rockies and upper planes. fox news team coverage, adam klotz is tracking where the storm heads next. first let's check in with alicia acuna and denver. >> as the snow continues to fall this storm is close to one of the top ten record book out of the airport there saying it's almost 20 inches so that would be a record travel has been impossible for some people if you think about there are roads, highways, interstates, all over the state in every direction that are closed or experiencing dangerous conditions at some point the governor and the colorado department of transportation has been urging folks not to drive if they can help it prior to denver and beyond are on the brink of warning in this rising last night as just stopped over the region and this is down power lines and trees they said they wer

arizona similarly, a large population older people. you had certain challenges throughout the pandemic. you were able to overcome it. how? >> we focused on the vulnerable right from the beginning. we knew that was the older folks. when governor lee said follow the science, it was 65 years and older and people with underlying health conditions. of this conference call that we would hold as governors, we came prioritized lives and livelihoods and errored on the side of limited government. it was going to be a light touch. we were going to listen and we would trust our citizens. believe arizonans have common sense. it was a tough year. there is no winner in the covid year but you want to do the right thing to come out of it healthier and stronger. on the other side. that's where arizona is. leading the country in personal income growth. if you don't like the dry heat check out flagstaff, arizona. or the white mountains. >> that is actually a good point. i was there one summer and i walked out and said i can't breathe.e. it was really roug

she hasn't come to arizona. mayorkas is non-responsive and biden is trying to change the news doing vaccine mandates. we'll partner with the federal government. we have sent law enforcement to places like arizona and texas and we're grateful but we need the full faith and force of the federal government and we should be supporting the border patrol. they're down there, with this administration giving them 19th century technology when we know that walls work, we know that drones work, we know that surveillance works and then there should be a clear message the border is not open. joe biden and kamala harris both raised their hand in the first debate and said they would offer free healthcare to people that illegally crossed the border. they need to correct their messaging right away. >> harris: can we get them vaccinated if we let them fan out across the country? we are oef in the middle of a pandemic. does the white house care or not? we'll make sure we follow you. any governor can take that. >> that's the other

it's where the extremists and the democratic party versus liberals like joe mansion in arizona come into play, but the danger is democrats have caved to extremists in the past on a lot of big issues, so who knows how it will turn out. our constitution is under attack with this commission. if you have a commission saying let's walked the constitution people would be nervous. when you talk about packing the supreme court you're talking about blowing up the constitution. carley: let's talk about hunter biden. i want your take on what he said april 4, about the laptop controversy. >> the creepiest thing is-- look, the only thing i know is if the intelligence community came out with a report said that the entire thing is disinformation -- just it's in my book, it's all right there. carley: are we going to get to the bottom this or never get the truth you think? >> not if the current justice department keeps preceding the way they have, which is to protect hunter biden and also joe biden. we need a special counsel out of the justice department to investigate these allegations. hunter biden ess

in arizona and thank you very much for being here. blake, what's at stake? blake: thank you, maria. everything is at stake in the 2022 and 2024 election. i really think if republicans don't win these elections, we lose the country forever because if you look around, the left and the democrats, they've taken control of almost every major institution in our country and they're very close to controlling it all and so if they win, they tell us what they are going to do, they will pass hr1 and federalize elections so no republican can ever win again and add new states to our union just so they can add more senators and control everything, so i really think the future of this country hangs in the balance. that's what's at stake in 2022. maria: yeah, speaking of elections, i want to ask you about the audit going on in arizona as well as your plan to rein in monopolies, we are taking with blake masters, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: we are back with blake masters, the chief operating officer of teal capital running for senate seat

we here in arizona are willing to step up and do our part. yesterday i declared a state of emergency at the border. i announced we're deploying the national guard. under the leadership of newly appointed terry mulenback, we'll send 250 men and women here in yuma. they'll provide logistical support to the team. standing behind me, legislative leaders. we're all united on this. we're willing to pay for this out of our own budget. even though this is a federal responsibility and the cost should be fully paid by the federal government. i'd like to thank the members of the legislature that are here with me today. senate president karen fann, speaker rusty bauers, senator david gowan, representative tim dunn, representative joel john, representative joanne osborne and representative regina cobb. i want to thank you all for being here. also, standing behind me our brave and dedicated local officials that are on the front lines dealing with this biden-caused mess. i want to thank sheriff wilmont for his hard work and dedication, for keeping our borde

joining me now for a reaction to all this, arizona attorney general, mark byrne of h. attorney general, thanks for joining us. this is an outright disaster, can, congrats on the big win. we have a place we can turn in our ballots, are you ready for? it's called a voting location. i know it's crazy, and it's worked for a long time. this is a huge win. explain what it means for the rest of the country where this is happening in other places. >> think you for having me on. it's quite frankly as simple as this, the democratic national committee and other left-wing groups have systematically tried to file lawsuits against the state and simply shortly before elections so they can use their organizations to manipulate the boat. they challenge arizona's limitations on out of precinct voting and about harvesting, they essentially said they were racist, unconstitutional and violated the voting rights act. we had a ten day trial, we defended those statutes, and we won. the ninth circuit overturned that -- i know, i'm going to get a complaint. the lefties are filing bar complaints

arizona governor is here. florida governor ron desantis. south dakota governor and the governor of the great state of tennessee that is hosting all of us is governor bill lee. we are joined by a live audience. you are free to yell anything you want. >> [cheering]. >> [applauding]. >> tucker: with all of that said, i will be blunt and honest. i want to get the hell out of new york. i want to see which of you will offer me the best deal. >> [laughing]. >> sean: oh. >> we talked about this. i have my dmv on stand by. you will get a driver's license and we will register your vote quickly. >> sean: i also like mount rushmore and country music. i want to be a farmer. the only one who might lose out is arizona because the dry heat is awful. thank you all. governor, let's start with you. we have this mass migration from blue states with high taxes and regulation, draconian shutdowns and we have the republican governors that have very different models. let's talk about it generally. >> our model you can see out on broadway. it's open. our businesses

stay tuned because you guys will interview arizona attorney general mark byrneohfitch, looks like the search is headed his way. >> excellent tease, thank you for the updates, appreciate it. he was talking about how much of a crisis this is on all sides. did year what iona presley said, you're very well informed but for those who didn't she said haitian lives are black lives and if we truly believe that black lives matter we must reverse course so she is saying you can't deport these people because of the color of their skin, if you deport them they are racists. i shouldn't be surprised that they used black lives matter for this. that is what some democrats are saying. on the other side you have republicans saying look at these conditions, this is humanitarian crisis and it is open borders, listen to what one border mayor had to say about the situation. >>. what a clown show. the border is wide open, all the checkpoints are closed from west texas to del rio. the foot traffic has increased tenfold, human smuggling has increased tenfold, there's no border patrol agents available, they ar

butt first, let's look at my exclusive border investigation from arizona, mexico border. take a look. >> i am here at border wall of cochise county, we'll take one of the razors to the top of the mountain to find out where the biden administration on their first day in, decided to stop construction of the border wall, and end all of the border patrol at the border. as you can see, i am standing here in middle of some construction material, the material that is used for border wall in front of my, on the first day of biden administration, the contracts were canceled, and everyone was told told there would be no further construction of the border wall, everyone left, there is one security guy here that is the guy who has been hired by a private company that owns this material to make sure it.ne steals but, there is total stoppage of any work at the border now. and as we go up, we'll seed, that the border wall -- we'll see that border wall was stopped there is not protection at all, sheriff, here we are in border of mexico and united states in cochise county, how much land b

arizona gop if chairwoman kelly ward was narrowly reelected. governor doocy was close with president trump, but the foreman president believed governor ducey did not do enough to help him win arizona after he lost the state to find. the widow of the late senator john mccain tweeted: it is a high honor to be included in a group of arizonans who have served our state and nation so well and who have been censured by the arizona gop. i'll wear or this as a badge of honor. former senator jeff flake posted a picture at the inauguration last week all censured by the arizona republican party. he wrote simply the caption, good company. utah senator mitt romney on "fox news sunday" said he believes there will be a lift in the coming months and years, the longer president trump is out of office. >> i think our party is going to return to some of our more fundamental principles which is fiscal responsibility, believing in the importance of character, standing with our allies and pushing back against people like kim jong un and vlad myrrh putin -- vladimir

>> the jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty but arizona state university, a raised violent bloodthirsty murderer and they are demanding the school publicly part ways with him. >> a lot more coming up through the course of the morning and you're watching "fox and friends first" this tuesday. president biden abruptly postponing a >> it reassuring americans on the supply chain crisis. >> federal reserve sounding the alarm on the economic implications of a highly transmissible a con variant. >> according to the white house schedule the president was supposed to speak about strengthening the supply chain and stocking shelves ahead of the holiday season but with little notice the white house abruptly canceled the remarks later explaining the president wanted more time to meet with visiting business leaders. earlier in the day the president did address the emerging a cron variant and fears the more lockdowns could becoming. >> are locked out of the table? >> president biden: yes, for now. because we if people are vaccinated and wearing masks there is no need for lockdowns. >> this as the presi

jesse: look what happens to these two white college students in arizona state. they are trying to study. and they happen to be in the multi-cultural center. and they are confronted over their police lives matter sticker. >> police lives matter? >> we are just trying to do school. >> what? but this our space. >> you have a police lives matter so you are being kicked out. you have to leave. >> you are make us uncomfortable. you are white. you don't understand what a multi-cultural space is it means you are not being censored. the second flooring with the whole mu. every single part. this is the only space that you are not censored and you are trying to censor yourself which is white male [bleep]. jesse: joining us be rachel campos-duffy. i think if that makes you uncomfortable, life will make you uncomfortable. >> this is the exact reaction the people pushing critical race theory are hoping to have. they want us divide. they don't want to us see each other as americans as students at the same university. they want to break us up into little groups and section us o

what's happening in t arizona wl affect this entire country. the biden administration is decriminalizing and incentivizing border crossings and as a result of that there is a five year high in sex offenders being apprehended. we know that the cartels make about $4,009,000 for border crossing. we are literally talking about a billion dollars to put in their pockets. they are enriching themselves, you've got felons coming into this country as you alluded to. it is very depressing and make no mistake, this is going to affect all of us. how democrats, heretical the democratic party has become. in the 1960s, jfk put a man on the moon and in the 21st century joe biden is going to put a felon in everyone's neighborhood. >> sean: it's simple, the border policies of donald trump a year ago, 30,000. nell 200,000 in the month of march and will have the biggest ever at the border with undocumented and unaccompanied minors. also looking at two and a half million people this year, the biggest number in 25 years. stay in mexico policy work, building the borde

meanwhile arizona governor doug ducey is slamming the administration for saying the

arizona congressman andy biggs will join us in a moment to discuss what he wants president biden to do regarding that surge. but first bill melugin is live in laredo texas with an update on the situation there. bill? >> jon, good evening to you. that's exactly right. we know that brand-new migrant caravan is on its way to the united states as we speak. what we don't know is how long it is going to take them to get here and exactly which part of the u.s. border they're planning on going to. but take a look at this video in mexico yesterday, as that caravan got on the road. what you see here are thousands of those migrants in that caravan literally just forcing their way through a mexican national guard skirmish line that was set up to either slow them down or stop them. you can see it had no effect whatsoever. mexican government not offering a whole lot of resistance, but this caravan again, thousands strong, extremely organized. they're actually having qr codes that members can scan if they want to participate in this caravan. they're advertising it on social media as well, but again,

of delaware and others aren't so easy in cities like arizona. so there are going to be differences. the supreme court will uphold, i predict, will uphold voter registration, voter identification and maybe even signature verification. they may not uphold some other issues that have had a disparate impact. we are seeing arguments on the extremes. one side is saying the argument was wrong and the other side is saying evidence was stolen. but we could do better. the goal is to maximize the number of eligible voters to actually come out and vote and minimize and maybe make zero the number of ineligible voters on the number of fraudulent and votes.n we can do that and we can do that without racial disparity and illegal actions. let's get back to that goal. the one in the ap, both in 2008 and 2012, the rate of african-american voter participation exceeded that of white americans in those two elections. big jared, your thoughts overall? >> garlands lawsuit against georgia is ludicrous. in fulton county come the double counting of ballots as you outlined

that's a dramatic increase in homicides in places like tucson, arizona. we know that opioid and drug overdoses are the leading cause of deaths for teenagers in our second largest county, so this is having a dramatic impact in real-time, real-world and make no mistake about it. as a result of the biden administration policies this country is a more dangerous place. people are dying now. it isn't a theoretical problem. our kids are dying of drug overdoses, the cartels have essentially seized operational control of our borders. >> jason: the biden administration just canceling contracts for barriers and walls and talk about open borders. it is just another example, when you talk to the border patrol agents that you work with every day, their morale must be horrendous. i mean it must be so demoralizing to see what this administration is doing to them. >> it is demoralizing and that is exactly the point. they want agents to be so demoralized that they quit because what does that do? that leaves you with less and less and less of the institutions that you don't