saying corey busch, does it matter what she s asking for? if you recall she was one of the people who slept on the steps of the capitol demanding the moratorium be extended in the election moratorium was extended. that would not have happened had they not done it because the biden administration did not want to touch that. with that, 7 minutes after the hour is crime plagues the streets covid 19 plagues the southern border, leaders mcallen texas are running out of places despite setting up tentss. jenkins joins us with more as the leaders tear into the president. good morning. that is right. the streets of mcallen, texas are flooded with migrants, released by the federal government and many of testing positive for covid, 7000 since february, 1500 in just the past week, that s why the city
i know the white house held an eviction summit this week to try to urge states and cities to move the money along, and there s a deadline. if they don t get at least two-thirds of that money spent by september 30th, they could lose it. what s your view on how the rollout has gone? you mentioned the figures. i think it was $47 billion in all that was allocated by congress for emergency rental assistance to try and ensure people could stay in their homes during the pandemic. on top of that we had this election moratorium the cdc put in place that is expiring on july 31st at the end of the month. so suffice to say in state after state in most cities out there in our country the rollout has not gone very well at all. i mean, this is clearly a failure to live up to the potential of this program. what it means is, number one, the white house was smart to try and get folks in these states and localities to jump start their programs in an emergency basis to get these funds out to people who