this apparently happens every day at their place. ainsley: is he hispanic, but they have been in this country for generations and they have owned this property for a long time. watch this video. well, this is my house, okay? my house where i live with my children in this house right here. okay? there the [bleep] wall. i posted some videos yesterday. i offended some of y all. bielema security camera footage. eight individuals just [bleep] wall. running, okay? running across the wall and ran right through here. ran right through here. tried going in my door but my door was locked. so what does he do? they ran right inside my grandpa s house. four of them made it inside and barricade themselves inside my 95-year-old grand paparazzi house. all males. steve: if you call the police, do you think anybody is going to come? no. because it happens every day. they are overwhelmed. in el paso, oea apparently they
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a blink much an eye right next to it because they are not affiliated. that s oea fill united stated with nato. that s why sweden and finland are scrambling to join in june. not only can they defend themselves, they are already spending enough on their defense to fit all the criteria. rachel: i think there is a possibility of some peace negotiations. we don t know. pete: at this point they have bone down completely as putin s aims have shifted to the east. we will see. rachel: there are european officials who have spoken with putin who have said that he does want to have an end game here, to find some sort of end. i don t know if that s true. obviously, we don t know. but, if he is cornered, that could be bad for everybody. brian: he looks like he wants to take. i o-he wants to join crimea and donbas region by taking mariupol. ultimate goal to take odesa, doesn t seem possible because is he losing kherson. if you look at what he wants to
republican senator chuck grassley. up next, the panel on the future of covid and how public policy may change going forward. first, beyond our borders tonight, pac stan s parliament elects opposition lawmaker shah ba shareef new prime minister follow as week of political turmoil that led to the weekend ouster of premier emran khan. shareef is the brother of disgraced prime minister that with a shah riff. proximate cause oea emmanuel macron and marie lapin begin run off election after getting the most votes in sunday s first round of balloting. macron says he wants to convince a broad range of voters to back his centrist position. lapin plans to highlight rising prices for food and energy. just a couple of stories beyond our borders tonight. salah receive, we ll be right back.
health concerns, emergency powers, safety. whatever they can do to oea accumulate power and crush opposition. this is chinese style stuff. it is spreading and that is why the canada story is not just about canada. it s about all of us again economic warfare we talked about earlier. so important. i think freedom is really under assault this idea that on the state of the union, they re not going to allow people to peacefully protest is so fundamentally unamerican we cannot allow them to put fences around our capitol the people s house as preemptive move. wrong. steve: listen, they can do what they want to do. as long as they allow the protest and as long as they are peaceful. that s the key. let s see what happens on mardi gras day. last week there was an earthquake in san francisco.