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actually saying they have a problem with the illegal immigration, you know what is bad. thimmie american public knows i baknd and why we are proceeding with impeachment hearings for alejandro mayorkas. >> trey: all right, i am a recovering lawyer so i will act like onee on and played devil's advocate. whatever shortcomings thate alejandro mayorkas may have, he works for joe biden. so why impeach the puppet and not the puppet master?ter? if alejandro mayorkas is doingh what biden tells him to do. >> it is a great question and this will be the first cabinet member consider for impeachment since mid-1800s. the founders set the bar high,r high crimes and misdemeanors, ws know he is derelict in his duty and we all know he advocated tho responsibility.from it is coming from the top, president biden. in this case, he has charged in post-9/11 world with securing our homeland. he has utterly failed toha do that. now, it is our job to proved
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a way through melrose, a city in massachusetts, to house migrantsmi in homes. you have the disaster of the school in new york to be evacuated for the migrants. >> and yet and capital, well,hrh it's like deja vu all over again. >> they're trying to ram byists m a border deal that, you know, was written by lobbyists ago. >> what is the most important thing in my position on this n thresn't changed in three years. it gets back to the power of the purse. joe faln using federaliens taxpayer dollars to take illegal aliens and resettle them in all 50 states, using. your money. >> my money and the money and everyone watching tonight. the department the de curity f of homeland security funding expires in february. the house has the checkbook.ot all right. that bill that makes clear thate not one federal penny canon be used to release or resettle one illegal alien inside the united states. b and the taxi service provided by american taxpayers forbeen illegal aliens.
to escalate this conflict. we have made clear that from the beginning. the secretary thought it was very important thate have one on one conversations with leaders in the region where he could make absolutely clearhat while we will defend our interests, we will defend our personnel, as we have done, we have seen att against them in iraq and syria, and we will navigation and commercial om of shipping as we did last night, we do not want to escalate this conflict and we will not escalate this conflict. all of that said, there are important interests at stake for the united states. there are important interests at stake for the world. we will continue to take action to uphold those principles if and when it's necessary to do so. >> can you tell us anything about assessment of what was accomplished last night? >> i can't. my colleagues at the white house and pentagon can speak to that. there were a number of significant strikes that we believe had a positive affect. as to the actual assessments, i will leave that to my colleagues at the pentagon. >> do you know anything about
>> i'm glad you paid attention to the instructions on the oxygen masks. >> i never do. what? what went through your mind? did you think you were going to die? >> you know, i'm a i'm adi praying lady, so i dide? takedy. a moment once those kids were masked and we prayed together. if we were going to be in the hands of , we were going to doof it with a direct connect call first. but really, in the back of my mind, i thought if at that point, if anything really bad was going to happen and we were going to get out, that would have already occurre wergoing t, judge jeanine pirro says you should sue. have you contacted a i occurre n attorney? >> i have not. okay. well, i'm sure there's one thate will take your case any second.o vikki, thank you. we're glad you're okay. we're glad jesse the kids on the flight were good. and again, there's money out there. we're not encouraging lawsuits, but it's a fact there. t of life. alaska airlines has been wonderful checked on us and are
nothing. no idea at all. we know he went in for an elective procedure on december 22nd. the only detail is that it required an overnight stay. w released from the hospital on december 23rd. ten days later, on new year's day, january 1st, he started experiencing some extreme pain. that's all we know is extreme pain. it was severe enough that he was taken to the hospital via ambulance that afternoon. we don't know any more than he was conscious in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. at some point over the next 24 hours or so, his condition worsened to the point where he felt it was necessary to transferis responsibilities and some of his authorities to his deputy secretary of defense. she was notified on january 2nd that she was assuming some of the responsibilities while on vacation in puerto rico. critically here, she was not told why she was assuming those authorities or thate had been hospitized. as you said, was in the intensive care unit untilwo
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congress. he has basically subverted those laws and courts have ruled thate needs to follow the law and he has chosen not to do that. he's basically defying the courts. we take an oath to the constitution of the united states you say you're going to live by the constitution and of course the constitution is very clear the legislative branch writes the law the executive branch executes those laws you do not get to pick and choose which laws. clearly it secretary mayorkas has forced his immigration policy in the country against the laws passed by congress the result has been thousands of dead americans, human trafficking, cartels empowered, making billions and billions of dollars. i interviewed or had director rate in front of my committee and he admitted her mosque and walked right across the board because cbp's being gobbled up at the crossing sites by the cartels. eric: why do you think as you
ideo interrupting this ideology? >>ey a wo to believe that we'rlo in a world where you say a woman is a woman, a man is a man. it's controversial, but i guesms that's where we are. contsh on bethany mandel today ,she coauthored stolen youth and her big it was really interesting. today, she's making the case thate that gender dysphoria immediately jumps to treatment. right. immediatel y jumps to treatment, and form of surgery and hormones and puberty blockersty. t >> you know, littlefo is discussed about formal consent when iconsent t to all , she makes the case that we're turning children intt weo guinee pigs with all of this little is discussed in the way that mostd with way of these questiot you have are tied to mentalose h problems and mental challenges with those children that are immediatelily jumped overre and not addressed first before jumping into treatments and surgery. >> well, jesse, i think my kids are a little older than yours, but i think alic essee actuallys a very good point as well. >> this is a fad. >>e a fad. >> and i think the fed is over.