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getting at at great november 4th a publican party. donald trumbull be elected president, we will grow the house majority. we have polling from organizations across a spectrum indicating that now because the art reading what is happening out in the country, people are fed up with a cost-of-living, the rise in crime, the open border with the weakness that we are projecting on the world stage. they do not feel secure right now. and chuck schumer and the democrats who have stopped all of our legislation in the scented, we have to return to the sanity in washington. i'm optimistic we can. i think we are heading for a big november, we can turn this thing around. >> neil: mr. speaker got great having you. thank you for taking the time. speaker of the house mike johnston. when we come back, what do you remember about this day as we look back at normandy tomorrow. fifty-six years ago today, robert f. kennedy was shot and
no so january 6 was a dark day for our democracy. >> and i think people have all ideologies. feel that way we all saw this direct threat to our democracy and it was chilling and so my putting up a sign that says trump is a fascist because i believe that he's a self-proclaimed fascist and you are complicit you includes everyone. it includes everybody in the gop who endorsed this or didn't say anything against it, or trump himself, who said standby and just it's to everyone. and i also think it's two people on my side of the spectrum. it's like, what are we really doing to hold these people accountable? countable before this attempted coup and insurrection like we need to do more, i feel like and so, okay, so now let me get to the upside down american flag because you
printer with her wherever she goes in order to print out those stacks of custom compiled press pieces just for donald trump's consumption. i could not find that more stark that alvin bragg is a person who is really a gallonarin to support all the members of his office. and you saw in that video tape, he's not smiling. that's not a performative source that we saw in the courtroom. he was the same person in the courtroom as he was in his own church of his youth as every member there is giving him a standing ovation. he's calm, he's modest. there's a humility about him that most people saw and instead frankly indulging the soft bigotry of their own expectations on both sides of the political spectrum when it
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that sometimes children can be very reflective of what adults really end up doing two, so maybe his antics are not that far out of place on the house floor. >> and also a reminder of no matter where you land on any political spectrum, we all have kids that are really good at embarrassing as i'm putting us in our place. >> congressman john rose guy, guy up top. all can say is as up top. thanks so much for being with us and congrats on starting summer brave guy, have a great summer and please continue to terrorize your data as much as possible. it's it's so much fun okay. >> thanks for having me on this morning. thank you so much, congressman. >> thank you. i mean listen, i got two of them. there. they're older than that right now. but the whole time i'm thinking, you know there, but for the grace of god, if i showed this clip to sailor delphine, they'll be like taking notes, taken notes let's turn to this right now, a panel of drug advisors are meeting today to consider whether the fda should approve mdma, the drug commonly
going to take effect pretty quickly. now, what it does, it shuts off as access to asylum for migrants who crossed the border illegally when that dili thrust hold of 2,500 jared is met. we've been there, in fact, homeland security officials told me that just yesterday, they encountered over 3,500 migrants crossing illegally. this would be turned off when those numbers dropped down to 1,500 a day. now, unaccompanied migrant children are exempt from this. there are also some other exemptions for a unique circumstances. and the idea here, we that these migrants would be turned back to mexico or deported to their origin country now, senior administration officials acknowledged that they anticipate getting some lawsuits on this from either side of the political spectrum, republicans or democrats, they're prepared for that. >> but this is essentially taking a page from former president donald trump's play good luck. >> in fact, in 2018, he tried to use this exact same authority to shut down the border. now, when pressed about that senior administration official said, this is totally different because they do have
policy in a minute, but just on the rob politics well, they fully expect that they are going to be criticized. and i think the criticism has already been pouring in because we've been reporting on the anticipation of this news for awhile, they expect that they're going to be legal challenges. they expect that they're going to be slammed by folks on the left, by immigration groups. and there were senior administration officials that we're briefing reporters earlier today on what to expect. and there was one thing that an official said that i thought was really interesting. they said, we expect that we're going to get challenged from everyone on the political spectrum from the left and the right. and that is always what happens whenever we do anything on this issue. and by the way way, that tells us that there is no lasting solution other than basically congress acting on bipartisan immigration reform. >> and i think they happen to be basically right, right. >> this is an issue where no matter what the president does, he is going to get slammed if he doesn't act, that he's week if he does take action like the
trump. and then also the aclu saying that they're going to sue the administration on this, senior administration officials acknowledged that this was probably going to come either from a from either side of the political spectrum. but clearly the president trying to get an upper hand here before the first presidential debate and only months from the november election briana priscilla alvarez, live force at the white house. thank you. and let's turn now to cnn's rosa flores, who is there along the border. she's in hidalgo, texas. rosa, what kind of reaction are you hearing? >> well, there's mixed reaction on the border. there are some individuals who say that this is a great. this is a tool that the president can use and there are other individuals who say it's too little too late. but what will be the actual impact on the border? briana, the easiest way for me to explain this is that this is border security on steroids. it's going to expedite a lot of the processes that in the past we've seen administration's take weeks six months, and even