let s get to the news. border towns bracing for the end of the policy that lets the u.s. quickly expel migrants. texas is putting up barbed wire and deploying hundreds of national guardsmen in addition to the 1500 troops being sent by biden to do administrative duty. bill: the white house says the president would veto a republican border bill that s coming up for a vote in the house. despite the number of migrant encounters under his watch ballooning to nearly 5 million. dana: another city bracing for impact is el paso. there already thousands of people are camping on the streets. ice is launching a targeted operation to process and hopefully deport some of them. we spoke to some of the migrants living in el paso and the reasons for them driving to cross the border illegally. they detailed their journey to seek asylum here. americans should know not all of the people are bad. we want to work and get ahead. i m daniel rom rom and have been in el paso, texas for three d
lawmakers here in congress grapple with how to regulate a.i. without stifling innovation? what we don t want to do is what we did with social media and say go forward and break things and we ll figure out regulations a decade later and we still have done nothing. we re racing the try to get educated so if there is a policy framework, i think we do need one. it is smart and not something that isn t productive. it s not just beijing that s way ahead of us in putting up guardrails to regulate artificial intelligence. european union is, too. so far here on capitol hill there is a lot of talk and discussion how to regulate a.i. not a lot of action. bill. bill: see why the ccp wants to get a piece of that. grady trimble on the hill, thanks. dana: the tragic mass shooting at a nashville school in march has reignited a debate over whether to allow teachers to carry firearms in the classroom. advocates say it is one way to
legislatively. i think that, look, you and i covered the hill for a while as we have seen congress grapple with this, particularly the republican party grapple with this. they haven t been able to do real immigration legislation for ten years. it was ten years ago or more, i guess, at this point, that the last republican president, george bush tried to do comprehensive reform and fell flat. it was a disaster for him within the republican party. this is is a segment of the undocumented immigrant population that a lot of republicans and democrats have compassion for. so this is a real test a real test whether congress can finally get their act together. yeah. work in a bipartisan way, whether the leaders of the republican party and the democratic party can sort of shun their bases, work together and actually get something done legislatively for these very,
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writing that on her own, all that stuff would be gone. in terms of the substantive legacy of the cheney vice presidency, and especially with regard to war. as the president and congress grapple with whether or not the united states is going to do something else militarily in iraq now, is there substantive legacy of the way that cheney changed the approach to war as american policy? that the united states now has to decide whether to walk back or continue with? well, one of cheney s big strategic objectives was what the people in his office, internally called the demonstration effect. that by coming in and squashing saddam hussein, the united states would demonstrate its pow power. that depends on the outcome. a decade later, and well over 4400 americans dead.