good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we do want to begin tonight with the dueling visits at the southern border by the two frontrunners in this year s election, showcasing the record number of migrant crossings that are overwhelming resources along the border and in major cities across the country. president biden was in brownsville, texas, where he issued a political dare to donald trump to join him in pressing house republicans to help secure the border by passing the senate s bipartisan security bill. now, 325 miles away, trump was in eagle pass, where he took a much different approach, unleashing attacks on biden, democrats, and migrants, but not proposing a legislative solution. a record 2.4 million migrants were apprehended at the u.s.-mexican border in 2023, and immigration has become the top issue for many voters heading into the 2024 election. cbs s ed o keefe is traveling with the president, and he will start us off tonight from te
[cheers and applause] greg: that s all me! that s my fault. my fault. all right, all right, all right. happy wednesday, everybody. tomorrow, both president joe biden and former president donald trump head to the texas border to duke it out on america s current migrant crisis. the sad part is only one of them will know where he is. [laughter] the other will think he s on a beach in delaware during cinco de mayo. for biden s part, this is only the second time he s been to the border during his presidency. the other time it was to pick up a package for hunter marked baby powder. [laughter] of course trump has been to the border numerous times, and it s obvious why he s been talking about it for years. it just took forever for everyone else to catch up. the truth is that trump, that terrible knuckle-dragging vulgarian who they love to hate, shows he knows the pulse of america better than his opponent, who may not have a pulse himself. i know. too far or not far enough
. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty & levin sunday. thank you for being here we have two great guest congressman chip roy who needs no introduction. we have his former boss senator ted cruz who needs no introduction. but before we get there let s talk about the border and immigration. when ways are typically not discussed you keep hearing this term hr two. hr two. ten months ago republicans in the house of representatives passed a bill. it walose a bill to secure the r it was called secure the border act real potential law passed by the house of representatives and sent to the united states senate. you know what the united states and it did with that? see this, they did that they killed 10 months ago. they could have had border security law which truly was the strictest, most aggressive border security law ever passed by either house of congress. rick could have put in place the republicans in the house did it because joe biden was not following
comer s remarks were short. if he found anything that was, he would have leapt at the chance to say it. you would think that he would have led the entire commentary just a few moments ago with whatever he seems to have found. that was fox news host neil cavuto, not buying what james comer was trying to sell on capitol hill yesterday. we re going to go through hunter biden s closed door testimony to the house oversight committee later in the show here. plus, the end of an era for senate republicans. the party s longest serving leader in the upper chamber is stepping down at the end of the year. we ll take a look at mitch mcconnell s legacy and who might replace him. of course, we re going to talk about the shocking news we all heard yesterday. the death of beloved comedian and actor richard lewis. we ll talk about that and play for you some of joe s interview with him, which happened just several weeks ago. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, februa
she had not appointed that january 6th committee. so true. this begins with that very difficult and somewhat controversial decision to move forward without the candidates that kevin mccarthy wanted on that committee, and the work that they did laid the foundation of where we are today. i m really eager to hear how she did it and how she made it work so well. gonna be a great show. thanks, alex. well, yesterday, as i began reading the newest indictment of donald trump, i wondered if this indictment would exist without nancy pelosi. the roadmap for the conspiracies described in this indictment was provided to the justice department by nancy pelosi through the work of the january 6th committee that she created. on the darkest day in the history of american presidential transitions of power, january 6th, 2021, america was lucky. that nancy pelosi was speaker of the house. as trump s attackers of the capitol were trying to find her, she was rushed from the building, along