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votes from the reform party and joe biden is done the same thing but he wants to dread demonstrate that he is a master of the game as control of the humanitarian crisis at the border and i'm sure that they're watching the polls to see if this is going to move the needle and more people supporting joe biden becoming term from the border. {aiding people supporting joe biden becoming term from the border.— term from the border. giving me info on to technical— term from the border. giving me info on to technical issues, _ term from the border. giving me info on to technical issues, he _ term from the border. giving me info on to technical issues, he doesn't - on to technical issues, he doesn't control the money, that is congress and say my put them order in placement how effective it would be in practice? he also does apply to unaccompanied minors, is there a risk that exacerbates the problem was yellow very fine month in the policy and joe biden is doing the best he can to try to reassure the liberal left that he is notjust going back to the donald trump policies and were not going to have a ban on muslim immigrants and we
for trump, who has president tried unsuccessfully to ban tiktok in the us, citing the company's links to china. >> well, either close up tiktok in this country for security reasons before it'll be so trump now says, he opposes a nationwide tiktok ban, but trump's flip-flop on tiktok isn't the only mixed message over the platform in this presidential campaign. >> president biden's campaign launched its own tiktok account during this year's super bowl. >> jason kelce, your travis kelce, mama kelce biden, then signed a law in april that would force tiktok's parent company to sell the app to an american company or face an outright ban in the us all the while, biden's campaign has posted several videos on tiktok trolling, trump. it cares about holding onto power. i care about you. >> analysts say for both the biden and trump campaign's concerns about tiktok hypocrisy are like please secondary to the benefit of using the platform to reach voters who don't consume traditional media. >> they want to try to reach out to those younger voters, those that gen z, millennial
set victory who's secured her spot in her first major quart final. now just the third woman in nearly two decades to reach the quarters. to baseball now the former interpreter for superstar shohei ohtani is expected to plead guilty today to bank and tax fraud. today's hearing from mizuhara stems from a stunning sports betting case where he'll admit to stealing $17 million from the los angeles dodgers star to pay off gambling debts. authorities say there is no evidence that ohtani was involved or aware of his interpreter's gambling. mizuhara, officials say, did not wager on baseball. however, san diego padres's infielder is facing the possibility of a lifetime ban
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because he is accused of betting on the sport of baseball. this comes after "the wall street journal" yesterday reported the player is under mlb investigation for wagering on games involving the pirates when he was with that team last season. the league's gambling policy states that a player who bets on games involving his own team is subject to a lifetime ban. nbc news has not independently confirmed the probe is related to alleged bets last season. the agency that represents markona did not respond to an e-mail yesterday. now let's turn to arizona. the diamondbacks tied in the bottom of the ninth. >> live in the air, deep center field, pavin smith, good-bye. >> pavin smith connecting on a two run pinch run.
section 212 f of the immigration and nationality act. it blocks certain migrants from coming into the country if they're deemed, quote: detrimental to the interest of the united states. unquote. former president trump used section 212 f to impose the muslim ban, which president biden reversed in his first week in was o. needless to say the move marks a significant shift for the president. is he facing a lot of bipartisan pressure though to take stronger action on the southern border which many voters sees a one of his weakest spots. a fox news poll last month shows 64% of registered voters disapprove of his handling of border security. the white house has tried to pin the blame on republicans for tanking the senate's border bill earlier this year saying they have been looking at other options. regardless, the president's critics see this expected order as nothing more than a political stunt. it will likely be met with legal challenges. president biden will reportedly sign this order today alongside democratic mayors from southern border cities. again, we haven't seen confirmation from the white house nor is this listed on his
ineligible for asylum. the problem is mexico apparently and i didn't realize this, has -- they also have a magic number. a certain number of people who he are not from mexico they will allow back. in best of your knowledge of people from sudan, let's just say put them back in mexico. >> brian: a little sudan in mexico city like the little italy here. we pretty much handled the italian irish surge no problem. we don't have a lot of the italians lining up at the border. >> carley: math yanchts according to the poll. he insulted both my people. it's amazing i came to work the next day how hurt i was. about 7,000 people tried to get in on a daily basis. good luck with that there is going to be a big bell along the border everything shuts down, a giant curtain drops. i don't think this has any chance of being implemented. i think in a way he is hoping the courts shoot it down look, i tried. just like the muslim ban, it's
saw play out in 2020 that i think is going to matter in terms of future. >> you write that we learned a lot as well in terms of pcr testing, dr. brooks, i'm very grateful for your time today. thank you very much for having me on all right. >> 54 minutes past the hour. here's your morning round up. a 74-year-old woman in nebraska pronounced dead by a doctor at a nursing home and transported to a funeral home. where an employee notice that she was still breathing. she was given cpr and taken to the hospital a juror in minnesota dismissed yesterday after reporting a woman dropped a bag with $120,000 in cash at her home and offered her more money. >> if she voted to acquit seven people in a fraud case wow gambling scandal, it major league baseball, a sandi, san diego padres in infielder to compete on mark cano facing a possible lifetime ban and for allegedly betting on games involving the pittsburgh
basically the same axiom and the same law when the president, the former president tried to do -- do the muslim ban they dropped the sur tan on that. and just lastly, unaccompanied minors, children, you can still get, in doesn't count. so, catch a kid. we have 82,000 missing kids but we're going to have more missing kids soon day one he shuts down the border. day one he remains in mexico. then he says he can't do anything about it. up to congress. now is he trying to do something about it. what was it yesterday on "the new york post." 350,000? >> lawrence: when he shuts it down. let's say this plan is. >> steve: let's hope it works. >> lawrence: let's say it works. what is going to hand with all the other illegals camped at the border? are they going to stop? we have seen how they treated texas dps. the border patrol agent. you are going to cause a fight at the border, so then how do you handle that remember, they don't have that many agents at the border. they are processing now. is he going to send a surge?
authority trump cited when he issued his muslim ban. the executive order was blocked by the district appellate federal court but ultimately upheld by the supreme court 5-4. if he uses this, for whatever reason is he about to announce. can you bet he will be sued by the aclu and immigration rights groups put everything on hold which means he gets to do his open border policy at the same time said i tried. >> lawrence: brian, why does he continue? and maybe can you answer this too, ainsley. why does he continue to pass policy that he knows it's going to be blocked anyway? he did the same thing with the student loans. i just want to symbolically do it. i know i'm going to be sued. i just want the people know i tried. >> steve: i can actually answer it. >> ainsley: you were not one of the -- >> brian: brian i passed ainsley. >> steve: never mind, i won't answer. >> ainsley: answer, answer. what's your answer? >> steve: no. the answer is because, you know, we have been talking about republican republican reaction and conservative reaction, close the border, make it tighter. keep in mind it's a political season and his progressive base