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Foreign nationals were stopped last month alone. that's an invasion if that's the word for it. it's affecting every part of american life and having an affect on farmers and alex muir is a farmer in yuma, arizona and joined us to tell us what he's been experiencing and alex, thanks for coming on. so we don't hear often enough from people in border states about what it looks to them. what's your experience been? >> well, hello, tucker. thanks for having me. it's over the last two years, it's just been death by 1,000 cuts and been a slow trickle. and we're seeing it every day and we're right. th...

Work force are pushing hospitals to the brink. doctor, can you comment on this situation, especially with the hospitals and how they're coping with this tripledemic and how people should look toward the holidays given these challenges we are seeing on three fronts? >> well, you've reported it accurately. we are seeing an up tick in cases followed by an up tick in hospitalizations, and as you showed, there's a percentage, more than 60% increase in deaths. we have done much much better recently than we had a year ago this time. if we were having this conversation, there would be literally hundre...

>> brian, just kind of boring down a little bit into the different groups within our nation and the unemployment rate there. latino unemployment also ticked up, african american remains solidly the same but it's kind of high. >> it is high. with the black unemployment rate, for example, we did see a more substantial up tick in the unemployment rate earlier in the year, call it in the middle of the summer. it has fallen as has the overall national average to the 3.5% we saw in the month of september. that was the lowest since 1969. it's jumped back up a little bit to 3.7%. some of that is compo...

Surprising. the level of violence, it is an up tick in the level of violence. it's an up tick in our knowledge of the level of violence. we have always lived for very long times politically with the violence of indifference. you know, oh, we shrug our shoulders, you know, he said this. or he said that. the violence of language. the violence of ignorance. and it's gone back a long time in politics, specifically in the modern era of politics, i don't think i'm alone. i trace a large part of it to the late 1980s when newt gingrich decided that the way for republicans to really gain control was no...

Former president donald trump was elected to office in 2016, members of congress have seen really an unprecedented uptick of violent threats lodged against them and theirfamilies coming through their offices. in fact, in the last six years, capitol police said they have taken an increase of tenfold threats coming through that they are keeping track of. and so while i think everyone on capitol hill today is absolutely appalled, i think you would be pressed to find people who are truly surprised that something like this could happen to a member of congress or theirfamily. how is this up tick in ...