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for the fed. they feel it could trigger a recession. >> john: gasoline prices record for the 10th straight day. average price now 4.58. and the cover the new york post summing it up, a picture of president biden riding a train right off the rails next to the words joes train wreck. bret baier and larry kudlow will join us to break down the economic head winds facing the white house. >> gillian: jackie will join us in a moment, but first aishah hasnie at the white house. what is the mes...

Pattern for one donald j. Trump. His incredibly reckless and cavaer handling of the ys most sensitive natiecurity secrets. Abc news was they first to report this, quote, former President Trump allegedly discussed potentially Sensitive Information about u. S. Nuclear submarines with a member of his maralago club. An Australian Bilonaire who allegedly sre the information with scores ofothers, including more tozen foreign officials. Several of his own employe a handful of journalists. That is accor...

Why arent we doing more. watching these governors sending us more migrants than we could handle at the time, thats -- 600 pound gorilla in the room. how do you explain that? but, i really think that this is a burden, at least it could not be a burden, it could turn into an asset. as i propagated many times before, this could be turned into a temporary labor, if you grant them right to work. new york city means many entry level positions. everyone in my field needs them, i myself could employ so ...

! what is that? >> five months, don! its getting the work papers. they are here under her planetary parole status. you can get that, then you have to get work papers to be allowed to work. so alex is a crane operator. he simply cant get work. he talked about it, affecting his dignity and self-worth. he wants to provide to his family. you saw some of those other refugees who were actually in alexs apartment now, among them was a mother and a daughter. there were accountants at big companies and u...

He wants to provide for his family. you saw some of those other refugees who are actually in alexs apartment right now. among them is a mother and daughter. they were accountants at big companies in ukraine, in mariupol. one of them is taking classes online and the other is working as a nail technician. she is doing now because they cant get work papers. so the word paper backlog is a really huge issue right now. >> after the war we were all doing stories, on each of our shows, about people who ...

For life. [speaking non-english] [interpreter] >> they are doing a noble thing. they help people get out of the country where the war is underway. [end of translation] >> alexander uses the word noble, and that is what alex, angela, and nick are, sacrificing their time and their hard earned success, just to help others have a chance to build new dreams. [speaking non-english] [interpreter] >> i dream of getting a good education here so i can have a good job. >> i want to go to school as soon as ...

Govern. but desantis is central to this spectacle. telling the republican partys top donors last weekend that he was considering transporting migrants to places like marthas vineyard. the plan was met with thunderous applause. migrants in the group told the miami herald that they agreed to fly to massachusetts on the promise of jobs and assistance, but didnt realize that they were bound for marthas vineyard. three migrants told npr that a woman named perla approached them outside a shelter in sa...

Some of these migrants had texts from her promising expedited work work papers and jobs if they got on this plane. obviously that is not the situation and nobody involved thought that would be the situation. yet here they are. do you agree with what governor desantis did here? >> so erin, i cant speak to the specifics here. i dont know anything more than what i just heard. im not prepared to condemn or praise either case. what i am prepared to talk about, though, is the overwhelming crisis at ou...

These n.g.o.s and others yesterday, bipartisan group to really understand and hear about whats going on and what we can do about it. >> john: you mentioned labor trafficking. sex trafficking grabs the headlines but the labor trafficking could be a bigger problem. you are a displaced person, you traveled -- to a country you are not familiar with, you need to work and -- >> gillian: dont speak the language. >> john: and somebody says we can get you work here, its for pennies or slave labor. >> the...

Pamela, it was incredible. there were people they would get there, stop, some of them would take bolt which is what they use here instead of uber and get dropped off. women with babies in front of the them, people with pets, elderly women, people with toddlers and children, and theyre getting ready to walk 30 miles. i find it hard to describe sort of what we saw, and i think the numbers coming out of the u.n. are low from what weve seen at that border and others throughout the day. then when we ...