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Border patrol chief says when they do the mass releases, there's really no way for the u.s. government to know what their criminal record is outside of the united states. here's why. >> we do have access occasionally to some international criminal databases but that's rare. for the most part, they're only able to run the records checks against u.s. criminal databases. so unless they've been in the u.s. and committed a crime, we're not going to have any idea what they did in another country. >> reporter: tucker, we saw five buses here today. my border patrol sources telling me this isn't just a...

And windchills, bitterly cold and that will be the story all through the day. this is a snap shot of what we're looking at in terms of the temperatures. 18 degrees in syracuse. 16 in caribou. 23 in new york. that's typical for this time of year. you factor in the winds, not nearly as gusty as yesterday. it feels like one. just six in boston as we're cleaning up today. it feels like 13 in new york. so you need to layer up and cover up when you see windchills of 1 degree. notice that cold air down to florida. we woke one temperatures in the 20s and 30s in florida. we'll do it once again, especia...

>> yes. it is coordinated. it is also relentless. this propaganda push that is still ongoing. on top of silencing the whistleblowers, they also have this surge of conspiracy theories. the apparent goal is to deflect blame on the virus origins and sow doubt that it started elsewhere, like the u.s. this is all part of the effort to reclaim the narrative of the pandemic, especially as china prepared to host the winter games. something that are incredibly important to them. the covid containment measure that's we've seen put in place, they've further allowed the central government to keep physical...

Understand war far because of the images and content in our feeds is this a turning point? >> it does what social media does. makes things more real and tangible and potentially more misleading. each one of these videos is a tiny little snap shot of a tiny moment of time without any overlaying context. on the one hand, it is serving the purpose that this war is incredibly brutal. we are seeing resilience. none of it is giving a strategic view or idea where russian forces or casualties or

Fdr was able to cement his alliance with other democrats by blocking antilynching laws come all of the stage wasn't swept under the rug. to me, today, passing federal laws against lynching is like passing federal laws against which burning or against cannibalism, as opposed so theoretically, you could say it's occurring somewhere someplace, but it's hardly a national or social problem. there is a dementia here. it's not only doing this, but patting yourself on the back as if this is a courageous, more role stance. >> laura: at the snap shot, a point of conversation, but it's not -- in the bide...