minds about our future. kamala harris made her first late night appearance. debut, slamming texas governor greg abbott for sending bus loads of illegals to northern cities like new york and some of them dropped off at her home in washington, d.c. here is how she responded. i just think it s a dereliction of duty. if you see problem and if we agree we need to address it, then if you are a leader, participate in a solution. we are offering solutions. but instead this gamesmanship with real human beings who trust us. dana: manmade answer to some. gillian turner on the growing national security threat posed by cartels along the border. josh kraushaar with cree action politically. griff jenson is live in eagle pass, texas. you already saw it is not groundhogs day, it is reality for the people there. such a great point. the vice president talks about seeing solutions to the problem. officials here don t see a solution that s ready. opening behind the national guard behind me
congresswoman may rah flores is running in a double digit race and tied and competitive running against a democratic congressman and you also have two other neighboring districts that are majority hispanic districts and republicans think they can flip all of those seats. even if the majority hispanic areas on the border immigration is a top issue. dana: what about across the countries in the swing states. how do immigration play there? you know, outside the border you have immigration playing with the republicans you had a new hampshire attorney general speaking about the fentanyl crisis. that is an issue in some of these big battleground senate races. the stakes may not be what they are on the u.s./mexico border. the fentanyl crisis in states like new hampshire has made border security a major issue
they believe that the image of having a woman running in a lot of these big battleground senate races is a positive. they symbolize they are not part of washington even though some of them have spent time in congress and in the house. but they believe image-wise, having a woman run in a state-wide race is a political asset and anti-politician type of year. but another part that you point out and you talk about elizabeth warn. we have the first woman to be the lead chair person of the campaign committee. like you mentioned, chris, a lot of these leading candidates have very liberal voting records