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several of them are calling out fox news for down-playing the violence of that dark day. we'll have those comments in just a moment. plus, the latest on the kidnapping in mexico that ended with two americans dead and two others in the hospital. and also we could be closer to finding out who sabotaged a russian pipeline last year. that new reporting is straight ahead. good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this wednesday, march 8th. i'm jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your day with us. and we'll begin this morning with a growing number of republican senators blasting ...

Lifted, it's likely the u.s. will see a surge at the border. the source noted no final decision has been made and many inside the administration are resisting the move which is deeply unpopular with democrats. in a statement, the department of homeland security wrote this, the administration will continue to prioritize safe, orderly, and humane processing of migrants. joining us to talk about it is congressional reporter for punchbowl news, max cohen. thanks for joining us. let's talk about this. this raised a lot of emotions over the last couple of days with news that the administration is co...

As for may, there's a lot of unanswered questions as to what that will bring. what you see from the white house is they look at reelection. they look at president biden, and they see immigration as a policy where republicans can hit democrats on. congressional democrats, i'm not sure if they have a complete plan as to what happens come may. >> certainly a mystery officials have told me in recent weeks. they know immigration is an area where they are vulnerable ahead of a 2024 reelection bid. another issue where they might be is crime. the senate is set to vote today on overturning d.c.'s crime...

What the proponents thing happened in 2016. >> spending taxpayer money and to reinvestigate the opening of the russia investigation. there is nothing to reinvestigate. it is all out there. it is not a mystery, and it is a not a deep state conspiracy. it started with one of the closest allies of the united states, the australian intelligence service passing on seemingly incredible information and today we have the whistle-blower coming forward and we now have an attorney general who seems to be under the thumb of the president who immediately says there's no crime here and they should be invest...

Questions. one of the things that they are saying that jeff sessions, the attorney general who recused himself and paved the way for rod rosenstein to assume control felt blind sided with rosenstein appointed mueller and they're reporting his chief of staff confronted him demanding to know why they hadn't gotten a heads up from rod rosenstein. it's interesting to see that report coming from the new york times. in public, sessions has backed him to the tilt. what's going on? >> it shows behind the scenes there's a lot of friction between sessions and rosenstein. part of the reason this gets so ...