Two barriers, essentially, the us territory is in-between between these two walls. and so these folks right here are already in the us about 25 of them came in from india. i spoke when i was in that other more rural section. so in with one migrant from ecuador and here s what he had to say about his journey misunderstandings thank quite you. economy on the columbia law. okay. okay. he says he s going to walk up here and azekah, lord, no, people use it it now, it s hot, but he says he s got to hurry along because he s going to then continue on to an immigration official, start the process for asylum i thought it was really important that you hear from brian air from ecuador because jake, as you know, earlier this year we were in ecuador covering the instability. and when you think about the root causes of migration, his story speaks to
Rough that was debate and we were told that there s no way to move 1 million civilians away from harm s way yet we did it and it didn t take three months as was suggested, it took about a week-and-a-half so i think we have the abilities to do what we need to do. i want to point out, jake, that we have still the border between egypt and gaza, which means that from about seven days ago, hamas cannot refill. it s aml, which means time is running out for them. and if we just follow through rapidly decisively, i think we can conclude this faster than expected. the country s have spain, norway, and ireland have all recognized a state of palestine in recent weeks, slovenia might be next the country of columbia broke diplomatic ties with israel. brazil recalled its ambassador is the war in gaza aza doing long-term strategic
How he descended into drug addiction are the lengths he went to to obtain crack and the impact that had on his life. now, while he was watching attentively, there was also someone else watching attentively. jake that was the first lady, dr. jill biden, who is it? court again today to support her stepson. how did the jury respond to everything tell us about the mood in the courtroom? yes, certainly a somber mood inside the courthouse today, the jury was incredibly attentive. many of them taking lots of notes as they heard the evidence. but the issue of addiction, jake, something that we know is an epidemic in the united states, looms in this case, the majority of potential jurors said either day or a loved one has had issues with addictions, something almost everyone understands at a one-point during the defense s opening statement, one juror she took out a tissue and dabbed her eyes, is clear that the story was getting to her. another way prosecutors are handling it s very delicate issue. they remind the jury that of course addiction is not a choice, but they say buying an illegal
well, this is a sweeping measure, but in effect will make it much more difficult for migrants to seek asylum at the us-mexico border. what it does is essentially bar migrants to cross the border illegally from seeking asylum when a daily threshold of 2,500 is met, we re already there, so that allows us to go into effect immediately. now, this would allow for authorities to turn migrants back to mexico or to their origin country with some exceptions for unaccompanied children, among others who may have medical conditions or are victims of severe human trafficking. but look, this is a page from donald trump s playbook. you tried to do this exact same thing in 2018, and he was challenged in the courts. and that s exactly what the vitamin distillation is going to face according to the aclu senior administration officials acknowledged that, but also acknowledged that they need cooperation from mexico, and we re learning that moments ago president biden spoke with mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador about this latest action now, jake, to your
Trump lawyer, and michael roman, a former trump campaign official. all of them face a single felony charge of forgery which is punishable by a fine of up to $10,000 or imprisonment of up to six years, or both. wisconsin s democratic governor today released a press release with his one word reaction to the charges saying, quote good. cnn s zachary cohen is here exactly what exactly are the accused of here? yeah, jake prosecutors are saying that all three of these individuals were part of a conspiracy to present these certificates that were signed by the fake electors in wisconsin as the real electoral votes from that state. and essentially using them to claim donald trump won the state of wisconsin in 2020 when he actually didn t and that s part of that broader effort involving seven key battleground states to overturn the election results for donald trump when joe biden really won the presidential election, 2020. and like the complaint goes through a lot of evidence, getting text messages and emails that we ve reported on really highlighting how these two pro-trump attorneys were driving force it s behind some of those extreme legal theories, but also other super
Politician. india has seen in generations you know, jake modi likes to boast about india s fast-growing economy, but he kind of overlooks some real problems there he is youth unemployment here of close to 45%. poor people are struggling with inflation and growing economic disparity and that all could have contributed to the loss of support that he had. also, he s been in power for ten years now, and that is something that people could just get tired of over time cnn s, and watson in new delhi for us. thanks so much. some really cool moments in science to share with you in our last leads. next hey mom, how many should i decorate it? have ran half blue that s a really tough call. who are you if you look at the latest data? you re probably going to
He says that during his journey, he saw all cycles of life from newborns to the elderly, to people who died along the way migrants i could have hired from venezuela who wants to go only by his first name for fear, it could impact his case. do you think migrants are going to go back to their country? he says biden s policy could encourage some migrants to return to their home countries now on live, any i ll go texas and i wanted to be live in front of this port of entry because historically, we ve been able to see quick returns back to mexico. so there would have been a dramatic effect after this executive order was announced by president biden, we might have been able to see something here on the ground. we didn t see anything yet. jake, i have to say, but i have to add that in the years that i ve been covering this immigration issue since president biden took
Were working on when i was in there when you read the transcript, most of the interview seem to center on foreign policy. the warned israel, ukraine, domestic policy doesn t come in until the rapid fire part near the end obviously, it s very tough to conduct an interview with somebody who is the leader of the free world are trying to be, there are so many issues, but was that what you were hoping for or is that just kind of how the interview? no, i was focused we were focused very much on foreign policy going in one it s an area that hasn t received as much attention so far in this campaign. two, we ve got the normandy anniversary coming up and we are at an interesting moment, jake, where the paradigm that american leaders have used from the republican party and the democratic party for generations is now in flux. we have a great quote from senator jd vance about how normandy and this kind of world war ii, post-world war ii view of the world hold it is kind of
War ii? and i expected that he would give me some sort of tactical lesson like shoot low and keep your three-second russia is and have a whole bag of angry with you or something like that but we looked at me and he teared up and he said general, never let it happen again. and i think that s that entire generation, right? my father said that 1 million times. and the veterans who survived those wars we can t fully appreciate it today, jake, the level of suffering and sacrifice that they went through yet. these d-day veterans, most of them now in their late 90s have a surprising zest for life somebody up stairs loves me. i am the luckiest man in the world us army veteran jake larson nickname papa jake. hey, tiktok fans, is a 101-year-old
Expected that he would give me some sort of tactical lesson like shoot low and keep your three-second. russia is and have a whole bag of hand grenades with you or something like that but we looked at me and he teared up and he said, general, never let it happen again. i think that s that entire generation right then my father said that 1 million times and the veterans who survived those wars, we can t fully appreciate it today, jake, the level of suffering and sacrifice that they went through yet these de d-day veterans, most of them now in their late 90s have a surprising zest for life somebody up stairs loves me. i am the luckiest man in the world us army veteran jake larson, nickname papa jake. hey, tiktok fans is a