around the santos flew 50 migrants from texas to liberal martha s vineyard in massachusetts last week. greg abbott continues bussing them to new york city in the d.c. home of borders are vice president kamala harris. we will have fox team coverage with film allusion at the southern border and christina coleman on the battle brewing between ron desantis and governor newsom. lucas live at the white house. sending over 50 buses filled with migrants to new york. thousands are crossing the border every day overwhelming his city. two days ago we had almost 2000. a little over 1900. yesterday, the day before yesterday we had a little over 1500. the numbers have been continuing to increase. earlier today, nine more buses arrived in new york. most from el paso. seven more expected early next week to arrive. legal action against texas. if the vice president was correct when she called the southern border secure. i believe we can continue to coordinate better to make sure that
from examining the classified documents were seized in that search. now, the department asked a federal appeals court in atlanta to immediately lift the hold and let them resume their work, claiming the delay quote, impeach the governments efforts to protect the nation s security. that motion was in response to a order that was issued by trump appointed district court judge aileen cannon, that was done earlier this week, denying the justice department s request to exclude classified documents from a special master s review of the material that was seized. cannon named raymond dearie, a former new york federal judge, as that special master. and a decision from judge can and will likely significantly delay the department of justice s probe, which is looking into just how exactly classified material ended up at trump s residence. according to new reporting from the washington post, in a call last year with members of trump s team, nationals archives officials were told that none
the saudis share that urgency. reporter: despite how those production increases were only fleeting, biden says he has no regrets about the trip. no. the trip was not essentially for oil. the trip was about the middle east and about israel and rationalization of positions. good afternoon, everybody. reporter: the administration now contemplating next steps, including tapping into the strategic reserves again despite saying 48 hours ago that wasn t on the table. we re not considering new releases, releases from the strategic petroleum reserve beyond the 180 million. reporter: even before opec s decision gas prices were already on their way up after a recent 99-day streak of decline. with 32 days to go before the midterm elections republicans are putting gas prices and biden s energy policies at the forefront. he s made us dependent upon russia, saudi arabia, and now venezuela. he hates american oil field workers so much that he ll never turn to us. reporter: mem
write may your days be merry and bright. carley: good morning and merry day after christmas. here on fox & friends. it only comes once a year. let s stretch this out as long as we can. joe: christmas lasts as long as the christmas tree is up. you can t say it s not christmas if you have the christmas tree up. carley: you raise a good point. when do you take christmas tree down? joe: i will take it down when i get back home which may be a while. griff: christmas tree reject music. this is 80 s rock band play those after christmas you still got to get them in which our executive producer tammy is cringing they were playing all this christmas music. as long as you have bad christmas music you want to play leave the tree up they go together. carley: bad christmas music is better than no christmas music at all in my opinion. carley: we celebrated christmas in a big way. griff: on the couch. carley: so glad you are here today. we have some pictures to show? gr
podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. you can also find on anderson cooper. i want to head over to jake tapper in cnn tonight. welcome to cnn tonight. i m jake tapper. we re just one week away from the midterm elections. one week. one key issues for voters is now surging to the front of the pack of issues. and that issue is crime. tonight we re going to try to explain why this issue seems to be resonating with so many voters. and we ll investigate whether the perception of rising crime matches reality. let s begin by examining this through the lens of one particular high profile assault. david depape, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi last week. he entered not guilty during his initial court appearance. according to the assailant s own words, depape s main target was nancy pelosi. a sharer of far right conspiracy theories. depape allegedly wanted to break her knee caps with a hammer. there s also been a lot of speculation regarding mr. depape s vulnerability to