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were reflected in a bipartisan bill that he supported back in may. but the legislation failed after republicans in the senate rejected it, following opposition from former president donald trump. in the wake of mr biden�*s announcement, many republicans are questioning the timing of his actions. now, understand what is going on here — - this is election—year politics. when he signs this executive order, the only question - anyone should ask is, "why didn't you do i this in 2021? why didn't you do this in 2022? why didn't you do this in 2023? why didn't you do this last i month, or the month before, or the month before? " president biden has faced criticism for the record levels of illegal crossings during his administration. since he took office, more than 6.4 million migrants have been stopped trying to cross into the us illegally. the month of may is on track to see the third consecutive drop in unlawful border crossings, according to our us partner cbs news. border patrol is on pace to apprehend between 110—120,000 migrants in may,
executive order does today is it caps asylum, it limits it only to people so effectively, this is a shutdown of the border. but i will say this enforcement—only approach has never worked. it has never worked under donald trump, it didn't work under donald trump, and it won't work here. because the reality is that people are seeking asylum from terrible situations in their own countries, and people are also coming to the border because all the other legal pathways have not been expanded. a couple of things just to flesh out a little bit there. when you're talking about the us rights under international law about granting asylum to those in need, do you consider that the us will be in breach of its international humanitarian law requirements now? i humanitarian law requirements now? ~ . , now? i think that there will be a constitutional _ now? i think that there will be a constitutional lawsuit - now? i think that there will be a constitutional lawsuit that i a constitutional lawsuit that the aclu with file —— will file, the last i heard earlier
he talks about trying to have this asylum procesg tos change the rules that actually will allow more people in. what bident will did today wasen actually entice more people to come to our bordere il to increase illegal immigration, not to stop it. he's not usingle n and no any tool or strategy to deny illegal immigration. l sean, importantly, thereis are three laws that exist that biden is not enforcing. one is to deny illegal entry. the other is to detain illegal immigrants who do make it here. tainthe third is to build bordeb barriers. he's choosing not to do any of that. insteaarriers,osing nod he's har policies that have led to more than 10 million illegal immigrants into our country. >> million you know, governor, i i last saw you and i was at the border with yo au and, president trump, i was i was there in eagle pass.i i sasaw the barriers that you built. ewe went over the numbers. you told us how effective it has been. you've expanded it even out further. this has had been a great financial
because he's going to then continue on to an immigration official, start the process for asylum i've been asking several migrans that we've encountered today. what do you make of the executive action out of them have no idea that this is coming down and it shows you what that really plays into their focus been a day by day and it's very much individualized for these migrants. and we saw that a year ago with title 42 lifting people aren't necessarily betting their future on us policy knowing that it could change at any moment. >> david culver and san diego along the border for us, david, thank you very much for joining us. now, the west virginia now, independent senator joe manchin, senator. thank you so much for joining us as you know, president biden is using the same authority that trump attempted to use to shut off access for us to asylum for migrants to cross the southern border illegally. you believe this is the right move for president biden? absolutely have been encouraging this since last october. the borders, the most serious
taken. maybe the gamble that president biden is taking, right? naff. >> but also remember we have to look at these polling because it's what we have in the leadup to the election. >> the border for the third month in a row, last month gallup found it to be the number one issue to americans 20 we actually have that polling which 20 screen 27%. and then the first new polling from decision desk hq. this month saying that voters trust for president trump on the border by more than 20 points over president biden. so we've got that one too. he had well, there you go biden campaign and administration must be looking at these numbers. they're hard to ignore. and when we're talking about the 24 election being so closely divided, anything they can pick up in this leadup could be decisive, clearly, trying to make a move at the border right now, let's look at what donald trump had to say in the wake of this executive order let's just play a little bit of that public relations. executive order that is meaningless. meaningless. he could do you could stop the millions of
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with what evan last reported right there because with his own eyes, he saw jury nodding as abbe lowell, who's the defense lawyer, was cross-examining an fbi agent there. what are your feelings when you see that when you're a process? cuter and a defense lawyer, i think in the context of what we're hearing and seeing, this is more beneficial to the defense or at least appears as such because there's a thing called empathy and compassion and jurors are not immune from that. and especially a case like this where people can and really two, diction and no people either personally with family members, friends who suffered through this. so there's an emotional component here which is not in a white-collar case, but this is a very personal case. >> it just as it former prosecutor, when you look at a juror nodding in agreement, maybe with a defense lawyer, me, what goes through your mind? i mean, how does that that affect you? >> i think oh, i've got to figure this out. how do i come back and now he raised that issue and get rid of y problem and try to fix it you know what i can appreciate your epithelium is juror, but this is the fact. this is the law you got to follow it right on this is starting today. you have people that could end up
aborted launch last saturday. joining us, tom costello and jose hernandez, former astronaut for nasa, both dear friends i admire. tom, take us through what is happening right now. >> let me just tell you, we're watching very closely the upper corner of your screen there, that gives you the elapsed time so far in the mission and the next critical milestone that we're going to be watching very closely is 12 minutes into flight and you're going to hear capcom call out meco, main engine cutoff. once we have meco, main engine cutoff, it is assumed at that point that the crew is safely into orbit, so we'll be watching that as they accelerate to 17,000 miles per hour. 1.5 million pounds of thrust coming off the launchpad this morning and it all did go beautifully as you heard as they burned on the core engine there
between these two candidates. >> and the moral equivalence. we talk about, you can look at that article versus donald trump forgetting that world war ii existed, that barack obama is not still president, et cetera, et cetera. and you can do the false moral equivocation between january 6th, the riots, trump's role in that, and joe biden forgiving student loan debt. we get all of these false comparisons. and i've got to say, one of the most maddening has been donald trump stealing nuclear secrets versus hunter biden. and whatever republicans decide at the time is the great risk to america's national security. >> the key point here is america's system is working. it's in tact. both donald trump last week and hunter biden in wilmington for the next couple of weeks are
>> so look, the sources that we're talking to at least five of them are telling us that vetting materials have been set out to top contenders. we don't know the exact last of who these have been sent to, but they have been sent out. that was a big part of the process moving on. as the trial came to a close, the search heeded back up again, and if you remember, the trial has also been kind of an audition of sorts for these contenders. you've had people who were interested in this position, or even in cabinet positions showing up in front of the court supporting the former president on social media, doing the media circuit as surrogates for the former president, and these four men have been prominent on that circuit. doug burgum, especially has been spending a whole lot more time with the former president and the sources that we're speaking to say, yeah, it's really been honed in on these four men, with always the caveat that it's mr. trump, the former president, a