his campaign ahead of tomorrow night s action setting the expectations low. i don t expect that you ll see him respond to any attacks or anything else. he s going to keep doing the responsible thing and that is focusing on the american people. john: hour two starts right now with the issues top of mind for voters. john roberts in washington, good to see you. sandra: kicking off a new hour, good to be with you, john. parents rights is going to be a hot topic in the debate and new jersey parents are fighting for the simple right to know what the kids are up to. john: and immigration, no longer a border state issue. stunning images on the cover of the new york post, reporting dozens of open gates along the arizona border. sandra: fox team coverage
broken. people are supporting reform and they say this president is asleep at the wheel. 52% of americans say the president is choosing to ignore immigration as an issue. is a really big problem for democrats, whoever can go out there and talk about a solution it s viable as the one is probably going to win on him issues of immigration because immigration just isn t about immigration it s also translates to a number of issues that are important to voters. translates to safety, to job security, there s a lot of people who think this is tied to the impact on the housing market, think about what s happening in new york and taking over hotels and other things, people are concerned about the prices of housing as it relates to this as well, it impacts across the board and is not just about the border it s about our country and our cities. what is different this time this used to be a border state issue. only those states that were dealing with this along the border would have political c
vulnerable american children displaced by men. emily: we pay for the fields as taxpayers, estimated cost to clean it up after tentses are gone is 2 million, we will pay hundred times over. dagen: i m with mollie, zero sympathy for people upset about this. moms on the upper northeast, it is not reach to know this is what they vote for. they vote for democrats up and down the ballot all day long and they never thought this problem would arrive in their parks and play groundeds, when you vote for democrats and they open the border, not on my doorstep, they thought it will just be a border town, border state issue, it is hurting their children. now it is hurting your children and leave it up to the democrats
level of security along the border. democrats have also been sort of hemmed in by their own politics on the left. barack obama to his credit tried to get really tough on the border. certainly on removing people from the country, and all he got in return was grief from the left. especially for democrats, it seems to be a bit of a no-win situation. you know republicans are going to be primed up to go after this, and this is not just a border situation, as jose s interview showed. all across the country, you know, that family is trying to get to chicago. this is not just a border state issue. people all over the country are concerned about this kind of thing. now, secretary mayorkas says he has a plan. we ll see if that is executed. you re right, if this ends up just being a blip and we don t see any real spike, ultimately not having a crisis can be a win. we won t really be able to celebrate it. there will be significant political value to this not being in the news every day.
people off the streets. bill: i have to imagine you would have liked some from the other party to join you today. that s not going to happen at least today, right? not today but i m hoping that as the more attention we draw on this, the clearer it becomes to the american people all over the country what we re facing here. i have continually said that this is no longer a border state issue only. actually i think that every state has become a border state. as you talk to my colleagues across the country, bill in other states they are being plagued by the fentanyl crisis in similar ways than us here. this is where it starts but it goes through the entire country. this is something that impacts everyone, both parties. when i talk to parents that have lost children to the fentanyl overdose crisis, it doesn t matter what side of the aisle they sit on. they lost a child. that is what we re missing is the human element of what s happening to people on this side and quite frankly you talk