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texas heat to be processed. >> it was bad, y'all. and it hasn't gotten better since then. one security secretary alejandr mayorkas was at the border toda and he insisted that everything is fine or healed america that the border is not open. it has not been open. now, over 5 million bags have caused the us-mexico border to death -- as president biden became president. you a million migrants are waiting on board right now read for title 42 to expire next w week. >> with title 42 set to expire next week, border patrol agents are preparing for the surge in migrants heading for the us to worsen. but in mexico tensions are already rising. this was the scene outside immigration center in the city of tapachula this week. alyssia people poured into the facility was trying to obtain documents that allow them to freely travel through the country. border agents are also noticing
the impeachment next week. >> no doubt in my mind at all. i think there are democrats like nancy pelosi and professional democrats including the presidential candidates who wonder whether this was a good idea. like a ballistic missile. fired it off and it will hit donald trump with the impeachment. [laughter] >> a lot of democrats are counting heads now and are wondering how many house democrats will vote against this impeachment because the case hasn't been made and they're going to be running in districts that were formerly held by republicans and some are beginning to suggest that maybe this was a bad idea which means they are just not going to get the votes that they thought they did. paul: do you think they have some of those regrets, alyssia, some of them? >> i don't think more than a handful will vote against impeachment, a lot under pressure from the progressive base on their party and facing primary challenges, i know especially in new york and in
paul: what about georgia evidence in particular, alyssia? >> higher black turnout than white turnout. 60%, almost 60% of black voters turned out and voted, around 56% voters, more black voters this year voted in georgia than in most democratic states, black turnout votes about 16 points versus 11, 13 for white and hispanic. paul: what about specific charge that voter list were purged and therefore people when they showed up on election day couldn't vote? >> well, okay, 1.4 million voter registrations were canceled going back to 2012, this is actually required by a federal law just basically updates -- state must update and send notifications for residents and if they don't respond, in georgia's case they had 7 years
the impeachment next week. >> no doubt in my mind at all. i think there are democrats like nancy pelosi and professional democrats including the presidential candidates who wonder whether this was a good idea. like a ballistic missile. fired it off and it will hit donald trump with the impeachment. [laughter] >> a lot of democrats are counting heads now and are wondering how many house democrats will vote against this impeachment because the case hasn't been made and they're going to be running in districts that were formerly held by republicans and some are beginning to suggest that maybe this was a bad idea which means they are just not going to get the votes that they thought they did. paul: do you think they have some of those regrets, alyssia, some of them? >> i don't think more than a handful will vote against impeachment, a lot under pressure from the progressive base on their party and facing primary challenges, i know especially in new york and in
is taking place? paul: what about georgia evidence in particular, alyssia? >> higher black turnout than white turnout. 60%, almost 60% of black voters turned out and voted, around 56% voters, more black voters this year voted in georgia than in most democratic states, black turnout votes about 16 points versus 11, 13 for white and hispanic. paul: what about specific charge that voter list were purged and therefore people when they showed up on election day couldn't vote? >> well, okay, 1.4 million voter registrations were canceled going back to 2012, this is actually required by a federal law just basically updates -- state must update and send notifications for residents and if they don't respond, in
those big wind turbines, they are not going to be put up with wood. >> that's right. >> the idea that in 12 areas if we don't get rid of fossil fuels we are all going to die, i think is preposterous and really damaging to the economy. and alyssia, then we have the ulterior motive that some of the green plans have underneath them and in some cases maybe the motivating factors like aoc's green new deal, i mean, they -- they have an ulterior motive of removing capitalism, you look at proposal that is have nothing to do with energy per se but have to do with an economic revision in into a socialist economic. >> right, they are trying to impose more government control over the private economy and then use as basis of more income distribution. california is a classic case of cap and trade where you basically done refiners and manufacturers and redistribute
are not going to be put up with wood. >> that's right. >> the idea that in 12 areas if we don't get rid of fossil fuels we are all going to die, i think is preposterous and really damaging to the economy. and alyssia, then we have the ulterior motive that some of the green plans have underneath them and in some cases maybe the motivating factors like aoc's green new deal, i mean, they -- they have an ulterior motive of removing capitalism, you look at proposal that is have nothing to do with energy per se but have to do with an economic revision in into a socialist economic. >> right, they are trying to impose more government control over the private economy and then use as basis of more income distribution. california is a classic case of cap and trade where you basically done refiners and manufacturers and redistribute
it would, number one, cause most new yorkers to pay a higher tax bill. number two, it affects the competitiveness of our state because of the extent you raise taxes in new york, you push people and push businesses to other states. paul: that was new york governor andrew cuomo earlier this month attacking the republican plan to overhaul the tax code. gop push today cap or eliminate the federal deduction of state and local taxes, has officials in high-taxed states like new york, new jersey and california seeing red, worried that residents will be left paying even more. let's bring in wall street journal columnist dan henninger, editorial member alyssia finally and james freeman. allysia coming as you do coming from california, you know that well, but it's interesting to see the politicians like cuomo
it would, number one, cause most new yorkers to pay a higher tax bill. number two, it affects the competitiveness of our state because of the extent you raise taxes in new york, you push people and push businesses to other states. paul: that was new york governor andrew cuomo earlier this month attacking the republican plan to overhaul the tax code. gop push today cap or eliminate the federal deduction of state and local taxes, has officials in high-taxed states like new york, new jersey and california seeing red, worried that residents will be left paying even more. let's bring in wall street journal columnist dan henninger, editorial member alyssia finally and james freeman. allysia coming as you do coming from california, you know that well, but it's interesting to see the politicians like cuomo
alyssia, the defense is spoke cussing on mental illness in. >> reporter: that's right. one of two court appointed psychiatrists who examined holmes took the stand gain today. the doctor testified during the guilt and innocence phase of this trial that james holmes is mentally ill but not insane. today he told the jury, under defense questioning the killer skits oeffective disorder plays a principle role in the mass killings. >> mr. holmes' actions were directly related to his mental illness and specifically were directly related to his delusional thinking and that but for his mental illness with that particular delusional thinking, it's my opinion that he would not have done what he did. >> reporter: under cross examination, the district attorney canada about holmes' long standing history of having