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Security which includes tsa and customs and border protection will answer to the house panel, testify about the governments use of facial recognition. it is sweeping the country. and privacy, and civil rights concerns and this does come on the heels of those documents showing ice, those dmv databases, we will watch this closely. rob: california the first state to give taxpayer-funded healthcare to illegal immigrants. >> reporter: gavin newsom signed a bill into law that would give adults 25 and ...

Routes. rob: alexandria ocasio cortez firing back at nancy pelosi for belittling progressives who voted against the border aid package, telling fox news her comments are puddling adding, quote, what the speaker said is not true. it is just wrong. has progressives, its okay not to vote for the legislation to make a point. policy telling the new york times all these people have the republic whatever in their twitter world but didnt have any following. there are four people and that is how many vot...

This is about dhs using dmv drivers license databases. many of our photos, and using it as a facial recognition gold mine. neither congress nor state legislatures ever authorized such a system. and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are looking for appearances. im joined now by technology reporter from the "washington post" drew harwell. hes been following it from the outset. his headline, this draws lawmakers anger. drew, this is one of the few issues of the day right now thats uniting both d...

The agency uses dmv databases to scan millions of americans photos without their consent, telling fox news the department has the ability to collaborate with local, federal and international agencies to obtain information that exists in completion and prosecution of returning this established procedure, this after washington post report claiming ice and the fbi are using licensed photos for unprecedented facial recognition tactics. today, 2020 hopeful bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio cortez ...

Attention. you think of the former obama officials who launched a podcasts and sort of showing the ongoing kind of resiliency and interest online. in the kind of partisan news sites. >> a lot of options out there. all right. i want to turn now to something thats kind of getting lost in the headlines as of late. but axios has some insight into the governments potential future use of facial recognition technology. talk about that. >> yeah. a new report out today, exclusively to axios, to fight the...

Days. theres a small vessel going in front of the tanker. thats one of the patrol vessels. the trolling vessel making sure it doesnt beimean that. right now they think the united states is strong enough to do it. >> 10:41 a.m. in gibraltar. nic robertson, terrific reporting for us. a so-called gold mine for the fbi immigration authorities. the washington post reports million of them. nonpartisan government accountability that the fbi has searchable access to 641 million photos of peoples faces...

Express their support for law enforcement. unreal. carley: unbelievable that even had happened. federal authorities apparently accessing millions of americans photos for facial recognition searches without consent or approval from congress. according to the "the washington post." the fbi and ice are both using state drivers license data bases. neither ice or the fbi have responded to foxs request for comment on this one. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the blood....

Brief press conference where he said, look, if i could have cleared the president of a crime, i would have. heres all the databases i couldnt clear him. on live television, that could be a rare thing that democrats are hoping to move the needle and sentiment. >> its such a good reminder the feed is a window, whether we want it or not, into his mind. for better or worse, that is what it is. hes also agitating, you look at how the white house council is working to keep his taxes secret, that would...

We have to figure out where theyre coming from, we run their name through databases, make sure theyre not on a terror watch list for other reasons. there are a lot of reasons we have these places at the border to stop people, figure out who they are and decide the system they need to go. obviously there have been some terrible, inhumane conditions for people going on at the border right now in border patrol stations. i will say none of the border patrol stations are run by private companies. tha...

Its in jest. i mean here we are in the precipice of the 2020 election. we know what the intelligence community, we know what the bob mueller, you know, report has said that the russian meddling is ongoing. it continues to be a threat, and not even side by side as it appears that the president nor putin, of course, are taking this seriously. >> right, i mean, we know that russia meddled last time. we know that they hacked into at least two databases in florida, to different florida counties. we k...