i was reminded of what my opponent said in paris not too long ago. they asked him to go visit american grave site. he said, no, he wouldn t do it because they were all suckers and losers. i m not making that up. staff will acknowledge it today. suckers and losers. that man doesn t deserve to be the commander and chief of my son. president biden today clearly moved by the my lev lens of his opponent, donald trump, who used his day off from his criminal trial not to campaign but rather to meet with the right wing foreign leader who was once mocked for proposing naming a military base in his country fort trump. also tonight, trump whines about not getting unlimited jury strikes, which is not a thing in criminal trials. he pathetically continues to attack the judge and the prosecutor. plus, a sergeant who was brutally beaten by members of trump s insurrectionist mob on january 6th joins me as national guard whistleblowers testify about what really happened on that violent
the biden administration s radical border policy. the demand comes as the administration reveals more than 14,000 migrant children without parents are now in its custody. there s reported estimates the number could grow to 120,000 by the end of the year. smashing recent records. the administration admits that we re potentially facing the biggest surge in migrants in 20 years. today speaker pelosi says that the situation at the border is under control. i think the administration is pulling this thing under control. i think it s important to know that the difference between the attitude towards the people and the children is so different in just these two months versus what happened in the past four years. veteran border patrol agent brandon judd disagrees. he joins us in just a moment. but first, griff jenkins is live where alejandro mayorkas is today. hi, griff. hi, kristin. alejandro mayorkas not making public his schedule or what he s doing right now. i can tell you w
Up again, but no one was rendering aid. i saw some fire department people come out there and they just walked around, nobody showed him any aid, and they re supposed to be trained in first aid. by the time the paramedic truck pulled up, this is when we couldn t see anything because the paramedic truck blocked the camera, so i was told that the lady who was driving the paramedic truck never got out. that was hard. that was hard, erica and jim, to sit there and listen to, you know, someone who is you remember freddie gray, sara. i do. when they talked about not rendering care and what happened in the freddie gray case. in baltimore. in baltimore. they were just i would imagine that s the charges, the reason for the charges for the fire department, but that was very tough. another very tough part, when she said she went to the
And father that lost their son. they want peace in the city i m i heard the mother say that she did not want individuals out there trying to burn the city down, a city in which they have to live. what i have a problem with, trace, is that you have outside agitators. i was in ferguson, missouri, in baltimore, maryland during the freddie gray case. i can tell you in both cases, you had outside agitators that came in to the community and created problems. i m afraid that that may very well happen, not only in memphis, tennessee but around the country tonight. i think you have law enforcement all over the country that are going to be on high alert when they are release this video tonight. trace: nobody can argue outside agitators or not, nobody can argue these officers are not