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that they haven't been inspired and that the candidates haven't been speaking directly to our issues. >> there's different issues, democrats you talk to want to talk about abortion. you look at how the biden campaign has spent money. the trump team they want to talk about their legal issues. that's whole different thing but also about immigration and the border. what do these voters want to hear about? do we know? >> we've been taking a deep dive into some of these voters who are not necessarily double haters but they are undecided. we got a bigger sample of people who are undecided or they're falling into third party. many of them abortion is a very critical issue for them. other group of voters, that where abortion is a critical issue, people that don't show up at every election. drop off voters. less inclined to show up in every single election. abortion is a very important
tossed at 350,000 illegal immigration cases granting impunity to a hundreds of thousands a and better to joe biden illegals without even at trial. also tonight, pro basketball start caitlin clark is that bringing fans into the wnba in an droves but many of her fellow wnba stars are not happy about it. some are even violently lashing on the court and by the way, 188 over at espn calling her the b. word, clay travis, tommy lyons, they will weigh in straightahead. but first one week after donald trump was convicted on all 34 bogus finally kills in new york's kangaroo court, the former president is now emerged more resolute than ever before. take a look. >> i say and it sounds beautiful. my revenge will be success and i mean that. it's awfully hard to see what they've done, these people are so evil. and at the same time of the
right before the election, trying to convince a bunch of young people look at all this free stuff i'm giving, vote for the democrats, he knew it was struck down by the courts and at on this instance and immigration -- it'd not stop him but it's all about fake messaging before the election, this immigration order coming tomorrow and joe biden is going to stand up and say we are securing the border, and i will predict in the next five months, we're arctic one is he the numbers go down a bit. now don't be deceived by that, is just like the gasoline prices going down a little bit, you're doing this right before the election, doing as of the youthful indians in the corporate media say gosh, joe botton solve the problem, nothing to worry about. it's entirely fake, and we've had 11 million people invaded this country because joe biden and the democrats want 11 million people to invade this country. and that two nypd police
himself, for vinge the retribution and to continue to double down on calls for political violence. and so we're going to continue to make sure that we're building out the apparatus from a campaign standpoint that we know we're going to need to make sure we're talking to those voters and critical battleground states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, arizona, nevada, et cetera. to make sure that we are in a position to get to 270 electoral votes. that's where our focus is. >> speaking of the campaign. obviously, a major issue for voters. both parties is immigration and president biden tomorrow, we are told by sources is going to sign this new executive order that would basically shut down the the southern us border to asylum seekers once there's a threshold of crossings at 2,500 i'm here in an average of that. and once that's exceeded, and of course, some people say we're remembering what president biden said as a candidate about donald trump for doing something quite similar. this is what he said in 2020 this is the first president in history, united states america, there's anybody seeking asylum has to do it in another country.
because he didn't want president biden to quote, get a political when we see donald trump continuing to stay in this race, only for himself, he is not interested in solving problems like immigration in america. he has only interested in making sure that he scores political points or doing whatever he can to get his way. he thinks he's above the law and that's who donald trump is. so i would say to those voters that there is simply no comparison to donald john supposed to immigration policy and that of president biden's. well, and what you're referencing there, it'll be familiar to people at home because this was that attempted a bipartisan immigration bill that happened on capitol hill back in february. >> and what he's signing tomorrow, what was initially a core part of that legislation? obviously, it failed after president trump told people not to vote board. >> but, but when this was initially your consideration, we heard from democrats, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> cortez, who said in part doing trump impressions, isn't how we beat trump. are you prepared for pushback from liberals, from progressive voters? if this executive order
for the us as well. fin situation in mexico is bad news for the us as well.— for the us as well. on that relationship _ for the us as well. on that relationship between - for the us as well. on that relationship between the l for the us as well. on that l relationship between the us for the us as well. on that - relationship between the us and mexico, such a key one as you say, we are hearing that president biden is set to sign an executive order, possibly as soon as tomorrow, that would essentially close the border to asylum seekers once the average daily number of encountered hits 2500, which it is above at the moment. how will the president handle that? what will she do? we: president handle that? what will she do?— will she do? it's no coincidence - will she do? it's no coincidence that i will she do? it's no - coincidence that president biden waited until the historic election on sunday to announce this. as the campaign in the united states heats up and ramps up, and immigration of course, immigration and trade will be the hot issues, relations with mexico i think will be top of the agenda... so it'sjust a purely will be top of the agenda... so it's just a purely domestic move on behalf of president biden to roll out that executive action tomorrow. what will it mean _ executive action tomorrow. what will it mean for— executive action tomorrow. what will it mean for mexico, - will it mean for mexico, though? we have heard much bait
or maybe tens of thousands of people who identify as being a part of the movement. and that's separate from just racism or structural things, or the way that society gets built to advantage white people. their beliefs come from that society, and they all grew up in relatively normal environments and then became much more extreme and found each other. and i think if we don't understand it as a movement of people who know each other, we don't recognise the sort of political and really violent danger that can come from it. but there is a racial hierarchy within it where white people are at the top. it's an ideology that is based on the idea of white supremacy. they believe that race defines humanity across the world, and they believe that there is a jewish conspiracy — basically, alljewish people in the world — to advance immigration and advocate for civil rights and anti—racism. it's deeply conspiratorial, and it's one that has not advanced past i9th—century
donald trump has not presented one single policy that would lower inflation. he is doing the opposite. they are mentioning immigration. to day, president biden said he will close the border. we know that republicans just blocked the last thing he wanted to do and facing anti- semitism. i don't know if you remember charlottesville but i do. it was donald trump that said they were good people on both sides. what is the real reason? >> i remember -- jamming next to him. he stuck it out. when i think about folks, it comes back to taxes and regulation and they don't like biden. there is a whole host of things. border crossings are down significantly. crime is down. >> what they mean, they want corporate tax cuts and they
such a key one as you say, we're hearing that president biden is set to sign an executive order, possibly as soon as tomorrow, that would essentially close the border to asylum seekers once the average daily number of encounters hits 2500, which it's above at the moment. how will the president handle that? what will she do? it's no coincidence that president biden waited until the historic election on sunday to announce this. as the campaign in the united states heats up and ramps up, and immigration of course — immigration and trade will be the hot issues, relations with mexico i think will be top of the agenda. so it'sjust a purely domestic move on behalf of president biden to roll out that executive action tomorrow. what will it mean for mexico, though?
just on that relationship between the us and mexico, such a key one as you say, we're hearing that president biden is set to sign an executive order, possibly as soon as tomorrow, that would essentially close the border to asylum seekers once the average daily number of encounters hits 2500, which it's above at the moment. how will the president handle that? what will she do? it's no coincidence that president biden waited until the historic election on sunday to announce this. as the campaign in the united states heats up and ramps up, and immigration of course — immigration and trade will be the hot issues, relations with mexico i think will be top of the agenda. so it'sjust a purely domestic move on behalf of president biden to roll out that executive action tomorrow. what will it mean for mexico, though? we've heard much debate about what it may or may