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administration makes a stunning turn on border policy. we get new video of hundreds of migrants rushing the border overnight. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is expected to waiver 200 laws for a border wall in texas to stem the historic flow of migrants. hello, everyone, this is outnumbered. i m emily compagno here with my co-host harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany. joining us fox news contributor and physician dr. nicole saphier and 32nd undersecretary of the army, former congressman and iraq veteran patrick murphy. video shows hundreds of migrants charging the border in a full run shouting, yes, it can be done. [cheering] emily: that is just one incident of migrants flooding the border. 260,000 have been encountered last month alone, the highest monthly total ever recorded. perhaps this is why the administration is changing its tune on the border crisis, which they refuse to cite as such. mayorkas saying there is an acute and immediate need to con ....
right now. martha: good afternoon. i m martha maccallum. this is a huge 180 from the president. the white house is scrambling to spin this afternoon over the move to do exactly what they said they wouldn t do, build a border wall on the southern border. dhs says there is an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers to prevent unlawful entry. completely contradicting. this from the president in the oval office a short time ago. watch this. border wall money was a pronated for the border while. i tried to get to redirect the money. they didn t. they wouldn t. meantime, there s nothing under the law other than that they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. i can t stop that. do you believe the border wall no. martha: no. we have to untangle this. moments ago, reporters went after karine jean-pierre. she said she hadn t seen the memo that was put out. the president is looking at the numbers and realizes something must be done. watch th ....
department of defense announced the u.s. government transferred 1.1 million rounds of small arms ammunition for infantry units, and as i mentioned, central command, naval forces sees t the against resolution 216. we will continue to take actions to support ukraine in the fight against tyranny, and iran s destabilizing activities in iran andnd i don t. that s the commitment we will continue to have and also continue to support ukraine. the question about alternative ways to fund ukraine, was that the deal that the president was referring to again today when he said that the democrats had a deal with speaker mccarthy, maybe it was not to bring a bill to the floor on ukraine but maybe this other avenue to get aid to ukraine. i m not going to get ahead of the president or go beyond what he said, he will speak to this when he s ready to do so. the nature of president biden s relationship with jim jordan. the president has been vice president, senator, right, he has ....
capitol hill this afternoon as you see speaker mccarthy gavelling in the house of representatives, where you will see the house speaker fighting to keep his job. congressman matt gaetz raymond leading the charge to oust him from his role as speaker of the house. the house averted a government shutdown. gaetz raymond expected to take the flooris expected to take th fl floor. i spoke with folks on capitol hill and i count eight republicans is what matt gaetz has, perhaps more than that. he would need 210 democrats to pass the motion to vacate. you have congressman hakeem jeffries saying the caucus should vote to oust kevin mccarthy. pramila jayapal doubling down, we are not voting in any way to save kevin mccarthy. the question this hour, does kevin mccarthy seem the cat with nine lives? it took 15 votes to get the gavel. we ll watch the house floor and update new developments. first, historic legal battle that could have political implication on the 2024 race. the first ....
candidate gets tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, defendant donald trump in court for his civil fraud case, with cameras capturing his first time at the defendant table. what he could lose in the 250 million-dollar trial. then, kevin mccarthy s house in chaos, with a process beginning on a vote to bounce him from the speakership. then, with more challenges across the country, banned books week comes at a critical time. the man at the end of the reading rainbow, levar burton, is here, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters here at 30 rock center. while the twice impeached former president who is already facing 91 criminal charges, well, he appeared in a new york city courtroom at the defense table flanked by his lawyers for day one in his civil trial. it is the first of many court cases looming over trump s 2024 campaign. but ....