before i get more into that, i want to show you what s changed here. national guard is now here. state troopers have arrived, they were not here yesterday. we saw a lot of people turn themselves in. in front of the national guard troops you can see groups of migrants that have been stopped, that barbed wire was installed today. they are telling them this is not a port of entry. go to a port of entry. this is not a legal place of entry into the united states, and these are the asylum seekers, the migrants that have been stopped. this just began this morning. now, going back to what happens to those that cross and turn themselves in, like i said, it s a lot of moving pieces. we know that migrants from venezuela under the current policy, they are expelled and have to begin a different process. they re allowed to remain in the united states and seek their asylum process. there s a gentleman we met here, edgar, he crossed last night, asked for asylum and he was turned away. [ speaking non-e
release donald trump s personal tax returns. our political and legal team is here standing by, so let s get right to it. i m lindsey reiser in for hallie jackson, and let s go into the hearing right now. 6103, given the confidential nature of the subject matter, i now move that pursuant to claus 2g1 of house rule 11, the committee proceed to executive session. mr. chairman if i may be recognized. mr. chairman i ask unanimous consent if any taxpayer information is public as a result of the mark of today, the entirety of today s executive transcript be made public as well. this transparency is precedent as we ve discussed in 2014 and 2019. i think we re in broad agreement with the gentleman s request. is there any objection? hearing none, the question is on the ranking member s request that the documents not the
is she white? yeah. good. one of the only comedians i ve ever been intimidated by was joan rivers. joan was a machine on stage. and she did it before it was easy, when women were not permitted to talk a certain way on television. the marriage was in trouble since the wedding night. really? yeah. well, a lot of men smoke afterward, edgar smoked during. and that s asked me for a light. isn t that incredible? yes, incredible. i said, get it yourself from the dashboard. joan was undaunted. she was just determined to succeed and keep succeeding. her rule about life, that it s all a big joke and we re here for like a second, like that really stayed with me. i could die any moment now. you know how lucky you guys would be? you were there? yeah. and she was lying there and the face didn t move. we thought, well, botox. but her jokes and her style will be here forever, because when you do something great, a little
mind? it didn t cross my mind because around that time there was just a lot of things going on in the neighborhood. so we had heard gunshots before. allison tracked down another witness who had heard gunshots around the same time. and she showed us that location was just a few blocks from almost apartment. she is parking by the high school. the woman named elena also saw a car speeding down an alley and thought it might be connected. she called 9-1-1. right now through the alley there were two gangsters. okay i ll sentiment over there to check it out. a month later detectives investigating courtney s case went to interview elena. she told them her husband edgar had also seen the car and its passengers. but police did an interview him even though she told detectives that he had been right there in the alley when the car was passing through. and yet seen these guys? he had seen the guys, in