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Detention centers in texas this week. at the first center he visited in donna, texas,.vice president said he, quote, couldnt be more impressed with the compassionate work our customs and border protection are doing. that facility has only been around two months and conditions there stood in stark contrast to what he encountered later in the day at a facility in mcgowan. here you see the vice president flanked by members of congress feed away from men packed behind a chainlink fence. jacques doss...

The vice president visited and the stench and you had first-hand experience. >> i have been to that facility and the stench is the thing that hits you when you walk in. the thing you first take away. the other thing i took away and my producer came in the facility with me. and you see the overcrowded cages. i heard a lot from customs and border protection that those are not cages. those are cages full of human beings. lets just tell it like it is. overcrowded, packed and, again, i understand the...

For the rest of their lives so i dont care what pence was sent there to do. nobody believes him and the president of the united states. they lie. they distort. they do it on a daily basis. he wakes up every morning tweeting. he needs to be impeached. he needs to be -- >> congresswoman -- >> -- gotten out of here. >> congresswoman, lindsey graham was with pence on these tours. he was at that mens facility. our reporters there say the stench was overwhelming. >> yes. >> that it smelled like urine....

Described a horrendous stench when they walked into the facility. the vice president himself said this was tough. weve heard a lot more republicans acknowledge the conditions here in these facilities are just unsustainable. okay. where do we go from here? are you comfortable with this situation? >> oh, absolutely not, which is why i was supporting the emergency funding measure for months before democrats finally decided to cooperate and grant the $4.6 billion or vote for the $4.6 billion in fund...

Good evening >> we will pick up a very busy friday evening as you described the way they all are these days. have a great weekend >> thanks, my friend >> the stench was ho rerrendous how vice president pences visit was with the conditions inside crowded cages and migrants who said they were hungry and couldnt brush their teeth and many were there for over a month. we will bring you the stunning images and trump versus paul ryan the former house speaker comes out swinging saying this about trump....

Watching tropical storm barry churning in the gulf right now and heading for louisiana. the national weather service predicting the storm will make landfall over the central louisiana coast early tomorrow morning as a cat one hurricane they expect it to weaken, but rain is the biggest threat forecasters say the storm will sit over that already water logged region for days once again, the country is praying for new orleans and competence in the disaster response if the worst comes to pass we dont...

Conversation a little bit tonight comes from the border station in mcallen, texas. mike pence was in mcallen, texas. and the pool reporter assigned to be traveling with the vice president, in this case was josh dawsey from "the washington post." he was accompanying the vice president. he was assigned the responsibility to be the pool reporter, writing up what happened and what th vice president does and saw. this is the pool reporter that josh just filed. after negotiating with the vice presiden...

Breaking news on the humanitarian crisis on the border images capture the overcrowded conditions inside the border patrol station in mcallen, texas where mike pence toured the facility with a group of congressional republicans josh dawsey of the "washington post" who was the designated reporter traveling with the vice president wrote "after negotiating with the vps office, pool was taken into an outdoor portal at the mcallen border station around 5:00 p.m., where almost 400 men were in caged fen...

Bit, the water will resecede. if you look behind, all of the houses are on stilts, they use the bottom area for patios, none of the water is getting into areas its not supposed to, lets put it that way. so again, this is what we expect. the residents that live in this area, this is what they expect too. >> well, bill, i have a bunch more questions for you. were going to come back to you a little bit later and head back to you in louisiana in a few minutes, and keep you updated on whats happening...

This is a facility that houses single adults. we walked into the areas where they were crowded and behind bars. as soon as we walked in, we were taken aback by the stench. it smelled by urine. and immediately, the migrants started yelling to tell us how long some of them were inside of there. they talked about not getting showers or brush their teeth. at one point, one of the men said to me, this isnt human, im not a terrorist. i was told they couldnt have cots because it would take up too much ...