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at the end of the de, the executive is quite hamstrung when it comes to any changes on the us-mexico border, they do need congress that is true. it's only congress that can really overhaul the us immigration system. but at the end of the day this is a massive change for this white house, which began on a different note back in 2021 so alvarez, thanks very much seen as david culver, is that a border across in san diego with a story of one man who has made patrolling the border personal mission, david anderson, i'm going to introduce you that man in just a minute, but i wanted to show you what's happening live behind me. >> david, one he stepped over here, photo journalist age logline, get up, peek through the barrier and you can see here's a group of about a dozen migrants. they've been here a few hours now and they're lined up and this is the process that plays out dozens of times each de, here along the san diego second the us southern border. and it's really down to a perfect science at this point with the border agents, they know what to put in the bags and they have the folks put everything
going to store in recent weeks query along with friends who don't want to be on camera, have documented what they've seen. >> this thermal camera video appearing to capture a smuggler dropping off large group, then taking off here, the desert nightfall brings freezing tempts. migrants often burn whatever might bring them some warm we join corey after just a few hours of sleep. he's heading out at 4:00 a.m. to see what might happen in the hours leading up to biden's executive action aimed to limit border crossings we don't try to keep my finger on the pulse because it changes so rapidly with the sunup query drives us to a path where most migrants are now believed to be entering here through brian syllabus his property on the weekends, just like two or three big big groups go have room where which way or my way he's even pointed out to us signs that have gone up in recent weeks you can see different languages, asylum and
too, claire, isn't it that america will buy this line hook, line, and sinker. what your faith of is in the engagement of the american voter leading up to the election, because this all seems like it's designed to help trump insi november. >> well, first of all, there are two -- there's earth one and earth two at this point. >> yes. >> and one group of people is looking at the evidence and understanding -- frankly, let me just sayle something, state prosecutors don't even like federal prosecutors. i was a state prosecutor. i wanted them to leave me the hellto alone. we respond to 911 calls. most of the violent crime in this country is prosecuted by state prosecutors. federal jurisdiction doesn't even lie with federal crimes in this country. there's a natural friction between the two systems much less some prosecutors are going to letut merrick garland tell tm
but this is not what they want to hear, but i guess they'll have a better run at it when they have live witnesses on the stand. right? right. i mean, no doubt they noticed that today, too. all right. ryan, thank you very much. and harry enten joins me now to go beyond the numbers because harry, ryan's talking about the reaction of that one juror that evan referred to, who grew emotional as abbe lowell hunter biden's attorney was talking about and addiction. we know that they're jurors who said that they have have dealt without are a family members who have and they are far from alone. >> they are far from alone. two-thirds of americans either personally or have had a familial connection to someone who has suffered from addiction from drugs or alcohol. and this is something that goes across party leinz, right basically just as many republicans, 68% democrats, 66% of a personal or family experience with drug or alcohol addiction. so whether or not that helps hunter biden wait and see, but that juror i think speaks for a lot of americans. >> it doesn't an incredibly bipartisan, where do you see a number that i mean, every single group and the same. obviously this trial puts president biden under the
what to do is ludicrous. but what's going on here is they want to get their base side in so their base votes. i think joe biden's base understands how serious this is and how damaging this is, but they the disengaged voters between the groups is going to decide this election and i think convicted for t felonies really hurts trump with that group, and that's why you're seeing this hair on fire, this is all a ginned up deal because they're worried about thosese disengage independent voters that have gone back and forth from people likek barack obama to donald trump to joe biden, and now they're trying to fight for them to come back to donald trump. >> twell, 34 felony counts, unanimous jury decision st. -- you know, it cuts through the noise quite clearly. katie, the legal troubles in and around trump are not dissipating. there's the other criminal triar but also the state electors plot
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46% don't have $500 saved for an emergency. 80% have lived paycheck to paycheck, despite strong stock market and gdp. a third feel stress about paying det as new fox power rankings show former president trump leading joe biden on issue of economy by 15 points. trump leads when it comes to border security, despite president biden's new executive action. >> todd: time for words i never put together, texas stock exc exchange? >> cheryl: this makes sense. there may be new stock trading sheriff in town. group backed by blackrock and citadel and others, two financial powerhouses are planning to start a new stock exchange in the state of texas. group making move in response to
illegals. >> well, i'm sure they do. a lot of lawyers in sacramento. i suspect this will come up and maybe they will find a work-around. why are they doing this in the first place? in an odd way, this is the camel's nose under the tent, trying to normalize criminal aliens. one thing i might note, we had the california republican state party convention and it was noted that republican registration was up in every single county and district in the state and up relative to democrats. as republicans gain ground, democrats are trying to find new group of voters possibly. >> todd: far left legislators see it is a slippery slope. that is what they want because first jobs, then voting, is that what you are saying, john? >> absolutely, what other state
this was preventable. this video, i shot that, police sheriff snel ing knew about thi. >> carley: the woman just found out she was pregnant. this should be the happiest time of their lives. there you think you are safe and clearly you are not. she says they did not rob this group of teens did not rob them. they were just out for violence. they punched them in the stomach, pepper sprayed them. police caught two of them, 14-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl and they were charged with misdemeanor battery, a slap on the wrist for causing this woman to lose her child. they always attack from behind, you never see it coming. i have had it happen to me in
state polling that we did, about 2-1/2 weeks ago now what we found is that 16% of voters could be in that cat category. i've seen polls up to 25% of all voters. so it's a significant group. in 2016 it was some where between 13 and 14 over all. so a little bit more than than in 2016. we know what happened in 2016, that those voters at the very end broke disproportionately for donald trump. i think part of the reason why, that's why i was going to where the, who the spotlight is on at the end matters more than anything. what were we talking about going into the weekend before the election. it was more e-mail, it was james comey, it was that spotlight. >> who the spotlight was on. the other person. >> the other person. usually in a campaign you want your candidate in the spotlight going into the final days of the campaign. in this case, i think both of these candidates would be happy if the spotlight were on the