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Looks like it could be an entrance point once again. the mayor says he tried to tell federal officials that something like this, that huge influx of migrants was possible back in february. he told them at the time cities like del rio and others along the border need infrastructure, processing centers, food, and shelter. the mayor says he sounded the alarm that something big was going to happen, but nothing was done. all of those federal resources that we saw a few weeks ago underneath the international bridge have now been cleared out, according to the mayor. he and other public officials like...

>> there are people devastated by weather conditions are and will be facing as far as recovery. >> well, you know, we do need infrastructure and things that we need, pumping stations and all kinds of things, what we really need is opportunity. we need to be able to institute the oil and gas industry down there. and it's on, as far as i can

Markets, particularly republican s who fear that it's going to be target trump with non-stop investigations, already of course who will head the how judiciary committee and others are following suit. the read on all of that with fox news contributor jessica tarlov, trump 2,020 advisory board member, madison we've also got former new york congressman dan heyward. this is going to be a mess. >> yes. neil: bottom line it's going to be a mess. the question is how much of a mess, the election had the final count is it just investigation after investigation, or will there be other areas in which bot...

That stimulus spending under fdr the unemployment rate up to 20% and stayed there until world war ii. in japan 10 stimulus plans in eight years their economy stagnated. obama's first plan he said the unemployment rate will not go above 8%, it within up to 10%. how much failure -- it went up to 10% how much failure do we need? >> will this new stimulus plan create jobs or not? >> it will create jobs. i'm glad mike brought the long view in. the bursting of the bush bubble was on par with 1880 and 1930. hard to believe by comparison we've done well. the first stimulus created, spared 1.2 million ...