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today on "inside politics," expelled. the house just voted to kick george santos out of congress. his response to the historic move, to hel ll with this place we'll go live to capitol hill in moments. plus airstrikes, combat and bloodshed as the israel-hamas collapses and fighting vums. this as an explosive new report is out about what israel knew about the hamas terror plot more than a year before the attack, and why did they dismiss those warnings. i'm going to ask the reporters who broke the story. and remembering a trailblazer. sandra day o'connor, the first justice died toda...

President Joe Biden's DHS is vowing to close holes in the United States-Mexico border wall after halting all construction last year.

Folks, this isn't normal. every week, on this show, we tell you a new threshold that has been crossed. and with every week that goes by, it becomes more and more clear how far into dangerous waters this country may genuinely never recover from. that's where we're going, unchartered territory. there's a word for what path we are on. if nothing changes, we are heading towards fascism, and it should scare the hell out of all of us. joining me now is philip bump, a national correspondent for the "washington post." phillip, great to have you back on the show with us. another week, we learned more t...

Cuellar advocates for better measures after Laredo border wall contract canceled July 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CuellarEric Connolly U.S. House Office of Photography, Official House Photographer Rep. Henry Cuellar announced Friday that the U.S. Customs and Border Protection is terminating two Laredo sector border wall contracts funded by the Department of Homeland Security Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations bill. “There are more effective ways to meet our security goals, including utilizing advanced technology, increasing personnel and giving personnel the proper resources on the border,�...

Novel constitutional controversy. >> constitutional law professor jonathan turley tells me you can expect texas to face legal challenges to abbott's wall plan and it would quickly become a never before seen states' rights vs. federal government issue. >> we have not had a case like this. there is nothing in the constitution that says the state of texas can't build a wall. but, the constitution does say that the federal government has unassailable authority over the border. >> professor turley says texas can legally build its own wall on state land but it has to be somewhat inland from the actu...