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Now, border patrol in multiple sectors in texas are essentiallyessential ly overwhelmed. and in eagle pass, another single massive group of several hundred migrants crossed illegally at the same time and as you can see from the video almost all of them are single adults coming from countries that for the most part are not subject to title 42 which is why they're willing to turn themselves in, self-surrender because they believe they'll be released into the united states. and in the del rio sector, more than 1,200 illegal crossings there. a bigger group yesterday. take a look at the second piec...

A scammer who used phone calls to pose as a worker for the Metro Nashville Police Department and scare residents into paying for nonexistent warrants surrendered herself on Wednesday.

First, so the drama from today. peter navarro says the justice department was being aggressive and punitive by risking at the airport, instead of allowing him to turn himself in. prosecutors have already asked for the indictment to be sealed at first, because they feared he was at flight risk, if you knew they were coming. what do you make of how this went down today? >> well, he's already shown himself to be someone who does not comply with subpoenas and court orders. so the idea that if they were to ask him politely to please turn himself in, you would be reasonable to think that he might no...

Closer to the hearing but little is known. >> zach cohen, we appreciate the update. thank you. let's speak with a legal expert now, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor wu is here with us this morning. always great to have you. appreciate you sharing part of your weekend with us. i want to ask you about peter navarro's claims that his arrest was unconstitutional. he said he wasn't allowed to make a call from jail, his attorneys weren't contacted. was there any detail in his arrest that would lead you to believe that something improper took place? >> no, absolutely not. i thought he...

Difficult to negotiate a self surrender. so, i think it was treated the way most criminals are treated when they're charged with a crime, alleged criminals, people who are charged with crimes. and as you point out, the justice department, filed a motion with you with the judge, specifically explaining why they believed that he was either a risk of flight or risk to tamper with evidence for witnesses. and for that reason, they ask for the order to be sealed, so they can conduct arrest and bring him to court and on sale it right after that. >> i love how all these republicans have suddenly becom...