washington post. kimberley strassel, a member of the editorial board at the wall street journal and jonah goldberg editor and chief of the dispatch, jonah, i think we can definitively say that 2:30 in the morning is in the middle of the night. beyond that what about this story? yeah, i mean, actually the 2:30, the middle much the night point sort of underscores the larger problem that the administration seems to want to play games, not be transparent. i think it s a defensible policy to find places to keep migrant kids. some of this happened under the trump administration. when you do these things in secret and then do this weird in the middle of the night thing, it just it fuels this idea that the administration is not being straight with people, that jen psaki is sort of playing these micromanaging the news cycle of the hour kind of games. rather than laying out a serious policy, explaining what they are doing. and figuring out how to actually enforce it and, instead, it just
emily: fox news alert. exclusive new video at the southern border showing up to 1,000 migrants under a bridge in mission texas. our reporters there calling it the largest group of migrant workers have seen being held by border patrols. this as we are just getting word that health and human services inspector general is reportedly investigating claims of deplorable conditions at a fort bliss texas facility for migrant kids. fox news obtained audio of an unnamed federal contractor at the facility alleging that staffers were actually abusing minors. comes just days after whistle-blower s alleged abuse in management. take a listen.
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meantime, we are going to move forwards. look, i think it s always. let me put it this way, i know this is going to sound somewhat prosaic, but i think we are in a contest. i m with china per se. we are in a. as to whether or not democracies can compete with them in the rapidly changing 21st century. and i think how we act and whether we pull together as democracies is going to determine whether our grant kids look back 15 years from now and say, did they step up? our democracies as powerful? and i walked away from the meeting with all of my colleagues, they are convinced that that is correct now, too. notjust because of me. they believe that to be the case. so i think you are going to see straightforward dealing with china.
started the sidewalk school, a group that now teaches migrant kids here. you gave up your life savings to do this why? this is wrong and no one should be okay with this reporter: she and a colleague conduct pre-interviews, gathering information from potential asylum seekers. just minutes after they arrive, a crowd gathers, begging to be referred to immigration lawyers. there s an overwhelming sense of desperation here that desperation extends to a nearby shelter, which is at capacity we speak with some of the children here with their parents permission [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: 7-year-old odaliz has tried to cross into the u.s. twice with her mother [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: alicia is from honduras. [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: her 9-year-old brother is now in the u.s. because he crossed by himself.