tonight. bill melugin is in he ll pass, texas with what this means for officials and states along the border. but we begin with peter doocy on what the ruling says and the politics of this moment. peter is traveling with the president in seoul, south korea, good evening peter, good morning i should say to you. peter: good morning from saturday morning in korea a bret. and keeping this policy and deporting more people that come into this country illegally may wind up being politically beneficial to the president. but on paper, this would be a loss for white house officials who have long said title 42 is not their immigration policy it is a public health policy put in place by the trump administration. and they thought that they could stop using covid as a reason onto deport people but a judge is not satisfied with post title 42 plan. so, in this ruling, part of it says the records support the plaintiff s state position that the termination order will result in increased bord
bret: stocks were mixed today. the dow gained 9. the s&p 500 added 1. the nasdaq fell 34. another down week for all indices means the dow is experiencing its longest losing streak since 1932. and the s&p and the nasdaq are encountering their longest losing streak since 2001. the dow dropped 2.9. the s&p 500 lost 3. the nasdaq tumbled 3.82. frustrated motorists struggling to balance their budget over record breaking gas prices. madison alworth is in hoboken, new jersey with the latest on this story. good evening, madison. good evening, bret. gas prices are hitting a new record high today for the 11th day in a row. we re looking at a national average price of $4.59 a gallon. that is up over 50 cents in the
42 drops, the southern border could see up to 18,000 illegal crossings every single day. and again as peter doocy just mentioned, the federal judge actually used those government projections against the government, citing that those projections showed it s not the time to drop title 42. and, bret, the big question now is going to be what s going to happen with these thousands of migrants who have gathered in these mexican cities across the border who have been waiting for may 23rd to come to cross? we have gone into these cities. we have talked to these migrants. they have told us on camera they are waiting for may 23rd, then they plan to cross. what are they going to do now? are they going to go back to their home country or going to say well, i will give it a try anyways. we will see in the coming days. send it back to you. bret: probably the latter. bill melugin, thanks. bret: another breaking story that we told you about at the top of the show hillary clinton s 2016 campaign ma
he had evidence of a secret communications back channel between the trump organization and a russian bank with ties to the kremlin. sussmann, a former clinton campaign attorney claims he was delivering the information on his owns a a concerned citizen, not on behalf of any clients, including the clinton campaign. but, bret, as we have been saying, special counsel john durham says his team has evidence showing that sussmann later billed the clinton campaign for that private fbi meeting. the fbi found no such connection between a russian bank and the trump organization. mook told jurors today that he would never have authorized sussmann to go to the fbi with any information. mook said point blank of the fbi, quote: we did not trust them and it was up to the media to essentially vet the story. clinton tweet add few days before the 2016 election on halloween. computer scientists from apparently uncovered a covert server linking the trump organization to a russian based bank. then clinton a
revelation that the clinton campaign itself was distributing the story, getting it from marc elias and that entire chain had been carefully hidden throughout the election period. i mean, it s too late to have any political or i expect legal consequences, but it is remarkable. it is incredible. it ties it directly to hillary herself. one wonders what the mueller investigation was doing that they didn t discover any of this at the time and it took durham and a witness for the defense, i might add, to bring out this remarkable revelation. bret: what about the last part of that sound bite about mueller? why does in not come out in a year of investigation? why doesn t all of this come out into the light, number one? number two, by mook testifying when he did, the judge has now let that clinton tweet that he was going to exclude into the trial. and the jury has seen that tweet. yeah. and it s very damning.