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white house, there is no longer any migrants at this del rio checkpoint. from a number of 30,000 total over the course of the last few weeks 15shgs,000 at one point at maximum. the number one way in which these individuals are being expelled is through what's calmed that title 42 authority. >> right. >> having to do with the pandemic. that was the question peter alexander posed. there is pressure on the administration including primarily from democrats in congress who want to see relaxing of that not only and relaxing of asylum claims. the secretary clearly laying out, though, he does not believe what the administration is doing is immoral here but clearly ongoing logistical challenges here, hallie. >> and quad to you and what it's like on the ground where you are. >> reporter: hallie, lots of pieces to this puzzle one has to keep in mind. one thing we should all know this isn't a new problem. these aren't migrants that left haiti after the last earthquake in august, they tell us they led
week, talked about they couldn't wait to get sthie because they were starving, hadn't eaten for days. they didn't knowingly say that to be harmful to viewers. it is how they live their lives. what do we do to address this? the problem is much bigger than instagram. >> the problem is bigger than instagram. you're quite right. we've known for, you know, decades and decades and decades, long before cell phones even existed, that if you handed a young woman a copy of a fashion magazine and left her alone in a room, her body image was going to decline and she was going to start to feel bad about herself. so, this isn't a new problem. but the real issue is that you didn't have vogue magazine in your hand 24/7, before school, after school, during school, before bed, while you're supposed to be doing your homework. the dozens of these platforms in these young people's hands and
the police chief and the mayor yesterday, it turns out they had about 1200 cops out there. the problem is these videos where these far-right protesters, which under the first amendment last time i checked, whatever you are saying is protected, it is this one side that is going to attack it. and antifa, any antifa member will tell you they're not organized, they don't is have a leader, but they're out there to oppose fascists in any form they see, and they call this self-defensor right? because -- self-defense, right? because they're having to confront if fascism. it doesn't look like self-defense in this video, because they're attacking that bus. jedediah: we actually spoke with a foreman antifa member who set outright that they need to be stopped. talk a listen to what he had to say. >> once you get into antifa, you realize how hateful and violent they are.
political. the thing is schools allow teachers toe get political when it's a message they think is going to be received well and when they have a problem with teachers being political when it's a message like this. it's not a universal idea that teachers need to get political in school systems. >> it's not just public school systems. some of these children are going to be going to a liberal school and i know teachers that work at that school and they have been trained on how not to deal with this individual in certain circumstances. to your point, if this person was on the left side of the spectrum, would that same thing be happening? and admittedly these people i know are extremely liberal, believe in liberal causes but even they say this crossed the line. >> the principal of the high school, his statement appeared in the florida times says, i
a point in our society where 9/11 could be fading from our nation's consciousness? >> it's a sad fact but most definitely. doing this ride for the last 18 years we've seen the degree of enthusiasm go down whereas now as we rise through larger cities, you know, we're a problem. we're a hindrance. we keep people from getting to their destinations for 15 minutes. >> the rides are -- you know, the point is that you never forget. that's why you do these rides. >> exactly. exactly. and we have to keep the memory in the forefront of those terrible attacks that happened to our country. there are people who don't remember what pearl harbor day remembers. >> that's right. >> why is it important to remember in. >> so it's notary lived. snot relived.so it doesn't happ.
. lawmakers demanding answers from the va after a new ig report found that $53 million in met vans medical claims were wrongly denied impacting 17,000 veterans in just a six-month time period. >> here to weigh in, senior adviser for concerned veterans of mark and retired marine and iraq war ve veteran dan caldwel. what you make of the numbers? >> this isn't a new problem. going back to to 2011 we got cl of the time from those getting bills from private medical providers because they couldn't process the claims in time. it got worse in 2014 when the obama administration was implementing the new va choice
they're not fighting fascism, they are the real fascists. a thousand officers in the streets of portland to prevent violence. they had one goal, and yet we still saw violence from antifa. honestly, this is exactly why we need to declare them a domestic terrorist organization because apparently, a city's entire police force with was not enough to stop antifa. griff: so proactive, what is proactive? the president saying he wants to deem antifa a domestic terror organization. we'll see if that goes anywhere. i will tell you, i spoke with a few people involved in the antifa movement. i i saw them organizing at the president's inauguration, january 20th, 2017, it was one of the first times we i saw it. but the problem is when the rise occurred under president trump, you have situations just like this, that man was attacked by antifa, and she's calling for
show. he says he wants there to be a recession because he's that obsessed and worried about beating president trump. it's really out of touch for someone with his type of income to wish that kind of pain on hardworking americans. no matter where you stand on the president of the united states, nobody could root for americans to lose their jobs. and what it is a reflection of how much of a threat a good economy is to them. trump's administration. when unemployment is so low, payroll is rising and consumer spending at least is still strong. >> president trump wasted no time commenting on the media's reaction to this. this is his tweet on thursday. the fake news media is doing everything they can to crash the economy because they think that there be bad for me in the reelection. the problem they is the economy is way too strong and we'll soon be winning big on trade and everyone knows that, including
national anthem. nevertheless, the fact that we're having this discussion is sad. griff: well, and we have a statement, by the way, from the principal. this is in the florida times. he says: i believe classrooms provide the perfect place to have insightful and thought-provoking discussions. however, this must be done in a productive and respectful way and in accordance with law and school board policy. jed, you were a teacher. jedediah: i was an academic dean, and that is true. this is a public school that we're talking about the here, there is a school board policy you have to obey. he may have been in defiance of that. the problem is that a lot of schools who are very left-leaning only enforce these types of things when the opinion is different from the one that they want to espouse. in other words, if it were a left-wing talking point or some sort of revisionist history on a white board, it would be okay. you have to apply the rules across the board to everyone and not be selective. we did ask you your opinion.
going to take time to fix it. pthe recently massed mission has some section to improve integration with the private sector. but it's going to take time and focus. hopefully this is a top priority for secretary wilkie. if they ignore it or do things the way they were before it's going to continue to be a problem and you're going to have veterans getting bills they don't deserve. >> fres appreciate it, dan. growing outrage this morning after a teacher takes a stand for the pledge of allegiance, ends up being removed from the classroom. coming up. ♪ ♪