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The julian castro campaign, 727 to $2 worth of lift rides on day eight, the day of the strike. that's according to new records reviewed bert first by the washington three beacon. the kamala harris campaign leads all democrats with their spending on ride shares but that they commit no charges so that probably just took a regular taxi. >> julie: that's adventurous. that's a lot of money, that's why people take a ride shares. it's too expensive to take taxis these days. meanwhile there is more news on the 2020 front, former colorado governor is announcing today that he will run for senate. the de...

Up beds in detention facilities. critics are vowing a legal challenge. an official wrote this -- "under this unlawful plan, immigrants have lived here for years would be deported with less due process then people get in traffic court." fox news is also learning that i.c.e. has arrested nearly 900 people since may as part of operation cross-check, which targets illegal immigrants under final deportation orders paid let's take a look at this new fast-track situation. emily? >> emily: here are some issues about it. first, what viewers should know is the former rules for fast tracking deportation ...

Do it. it's so incredibly unfortunate. we have to define these things. even when it's painful, even when it's not politically convenient and you don't score instant points because sometimes fixes are not emotional issues. we have to define what it means to be a refugee and asylum. >> that's what this boils down to, emily, right? say yes. >> yes. i think the reality is we're not dealing under normal circumstances right now. the average immigration court case is 727 days for it to be resolved. that's over two years. so we need to triage. the existing law right now is so convoluted. we saw a laws...

Perspective here. the lawmakers make the laws, asylum is about being threatened and going to a safe place. if they want to let people come here for economic reasons, don't they have the power to right the law in a way that would allow that to happen? should they do that? would that be an easier, more straightforward remedy? >> emily: yes, that would be the most efficient way. for viewers, the current backlog -- a typical immigrant estimate 727 days for that court case to be resolved. in terms of the immediate knee-jerk outcry to this proposal of policy change, we have an exception already in u...

From england that have been made for injured soldiers. >> that's not all. epstein also owns a boeing 727 jet, court documents suggest that epstein is an extraordinary flight risk noting in the past 18 months alone the defendant has traveled abroad by a private jet either into or out of the country on approximately 20 occasions. joining us now is the named novelist james patterson, he has a nonfiction book about jeffrey epstein called "guilty rich." james, good to see you. >> may i go first? >> yes, go ahead. >> from your reporting -- >> yes. >> -- do you have any understanding of where this ma...