republican congressman john katko of new york calls the situation disorder at the border by executive order. reaction from him in a minute but first fox team coverage david sphungt is in wilmington, delaware where biden is spending the weekend and we begin with griff jenkins live in mission, texas, griff. reporter: good afternoon jon we re here in rio grand valley next to wall and turn and use a visual here with our drone you can see i m behind wall that is intended to stop the illegal crossers from getting into the u.s. but then all of a sudden, in this section of the wall, it is nothing but a gigantic hole. this section of the wall intended to be completed during the trump administration but it was stopped during the biden administration simply because he halted all wall construction. and here in this specific area it is ground zero for border surge in terms of numbers people coming across we ve been here talking to agents and talking to residents one of them jr. and who ha
impeachment trial. a vote expected on wednesday. watch today at c-span2 starting at 11:00 this morning, c-span.org and our radio app. and our first hour, you can comment on the process of the impeachment trial that s played out. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. and independents, 202-748-8002. if you want to text us, you can do so at 202-748-8003. tweet us @c-spanwj. and you can post on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. u.s.a. today this morning has the pictures of the candidates campaigning to become become of the united states on the democratic side. you ve seen a lot of these candidates over the weekend if you ve been watching c-span and you can see these candidates as it plays out tonight as iowans go and participate in their caucus. here s a lineup of what you can expect on our network. starting at 7:30 tonight, you can see the democratic caucus play out. and all the results of today s caucus, the candidates speeches and information you
covering the caucuses in our journalism school. students are everywhere across the state getting to experience the caucuses for the first time and it is so fun to watch them experience that. as a state representative in the party that is currently the more active caucus campaign right now, i have been hearing from a lot of candidates and working with candidates over the course of the last year who want to make you have surrogates and folks who are helping to advance their cause. and working with candidates over the course of the last year who want to make you have surrogates and folks who are helping to advance their cause. i have been seen both sides of the campaign in a new way this time. host: as far as the candidates themselves, and you yourself support a candidate or caucused for them? guest: yes. i originally endorsed senator booker and followed him around as a surrogate. when he with from the race, i took a week to mourn, and then jump back in and endorsed senator warr
talking about this week. how do you advise the most vulnerable senators when they are handling questions about calling witnesses? are there senators who put themselves at risk in november if they refuse, or they vote against calling for witnesses? i don t offer them personal advice, that is other people s job, but i would say that i think you ve got to pay close attention to your state, what the president s numbers are in your state, that will have an impact on how you handle the issue overall. i would also say i think impeachment in general is not likely to be wall-to-wall an issue next november as it is right now. you have to vote the way you think is the right way to vote and not worry about november consequences, because at the end of the day, a lot of this will be washed out. i think if anything, a lot of looking back and impeachment and think, what was that in the end? i think they need to look at their state and how it fits their situation. do you, would you say th
backyard barbecues, saying vaccines will be available to everyone on may 1st. i need you. i need every american to do their part. if we do this together, by july 4th, there is a good chance you, your family and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or your neighborhood and have a cookout and barbecue and celebrate independence day. empathy is a singular biden strength, and his prime time address underlined the great american sorrow. ha hate, the president says, must stop. the truth offers the country forward, a light in darkness. the president said that cookout in july is dependent on americans keeping their distance and their masks on in the meantime. travel now, the cdc worries, rivals the track back on thanksgiving. that, we recall, was the gateway to the horrific winter surge. an update from the coronavirus team highlights new steps to make sure every american will soon get a shot in the arm. we need to make it easier for every american to get vaccin