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>> at this point, its not going to happen this year. >> for sure. >> its too much of a controversial, very detailed topic. this, by far, isnt really border -- immigration reform. this is border security from an element. immigration reform, we need to look at our h2a provisions. looking at the visitor worker visas. we need to look at our process. you have ten years for someone to come into the country, who is married to an american citizen, theres a lot of broken things in the process. we need to...

President biden take. >> best case it does reduce the demand and the key provision here is that those that cross above the 2,500 are turned. some to mexico, some to their home countries. when you start doing that, thats when other people decide not to make the trip, because they could be returned. thats the best case that could happen. probably some of them have been mediocre level, what will happen. it will fluctuate day-to-day. it will cause confusion and raise the price of the cartels charge ...

They decided to defy a subpoena of the congress? >> we received four referrals criminal referrals that two were prosecuted, two were n not. >> what will happen to you -- >> mayor continue my answer? >> i know what happened, you know what happened too. mr navarro is in prison. >> democrats noted the judiciary committee chairman jim jordan never complied with a subpoena from the committee, investigating right at the capitol. garland was -- but he told the committee he will not be intimidated and h...

"the countrys chief prosecutor who will tonight put 14 years of tory rule in the dock". but the labour leader might also face some cross examination himself as his own plans come under more scrutiny. he knows he needs a clean bout tonight, nothing to unsettle the polls, the prime minister will be hoping he can roll back the years, to 2010 — the last time these debates shifted the dial. element youll be told tonight by these two that the only choice you can make is between two old parties who h...

Perfect congressional buy-in and partnership to do it. i will give president biden the benefit of the doubt. where i dont give him the benefit of the doubt -- i give him the benefit of the doubt he is doing all they can and he needs congress to do more. he believed there was a comprehensive solution worked out, james lankford and republicans and others worked with his administration, it was rejected. but i dont give the president of the benefit of the doubt is we should have done this earlier. d...

Ache salingss of bias as a right wing conspiracy theory. >> an attack on the rule of law tears down peoples confidence in the basic fundamental element of our democracy. >> chad: garland said he never personally linked to the audiotape from the interview special counsel robert hur conducted with the president. saying the department only altered the transcript to eliminate repetitive or filler words. but republicans say thats precisely why they want to hear the tapes. >> the transcript may be acc...

Outfront legal expertise with me now. so you here, you know, he was in the courtroom today, so we heard that audio. he saw the jurys reaction to that so you also heard that him talking about the one juror who was tearing up, right? obviously, people have personal connection chins to issues like addiction. >> so how do you think that plays with the jury hearing his own words, reading a book which they could read excerpts are so excerpts, but hearing him, i think it can be very powerful. >> so jus...

Attention, and to be, to some, a magnet in terms of looking towards him, towards the other end of the magnet, pushing them away, can be, yeah, dangerous for the conservatives. as if rishi sunak needed any more kind of grim news after some opinion polls in the last few days suggesting things look already really bleak for him. of course, its just worth saying — i mean, what is interesting is that when nigel farage was saying why he wouldnt stand, part of the reason, he said, is because he couldn...

Of things to come. much cooler air spills southwards across the whole country as we move through tuesday and wednesday and well see showers being pushed into northern areas. some of these showers may have a wintry element to them over the tops of the scottish mountains. most of the showers across the north of the uk. further south, in that strong earlyjune sunshine, temperatures will rise up to 20 or 21 degrees, but nights will be chilly.

Tuesday and wednesday and well see showers being pushed into northern areas. some of these showers may have a wintry element to them over the tops of the scottish mountains. most of the showers across the north of the uk. further south, in that strong earlyjune sunshine, temperatures will rise up to 20 or 21 degrees, but nights will be chilly.