Enough fentanyl coming in to kill everybody in the country. Isis smugglers, and all the numbers you just heard. Can the c. R. Be a way to get leverage to get ill leave that up to others. Well, and let me say this and we should wrap up. But some of yall may know brandon judd, the head of the National Border patrol union, brandon is a good friend. Ive spent a lot of time talking with Brandon Judd About what the Border Patrol sees and one of the interesting things brandon says, he says they dont particularly need more money. They dont particularly need legislation from congress. What they need is a policy change. What caused this crisis was a decision by joe biden and Kamala Harris and every Senate Democrat to embrace catch and release. What caused this crisis is when they apprehend people, they are given a court date years in the future, they are let go and the vast majority are never seen again. Joe biden could solve this today because the problem is he is brazenly defying federal law.
Who can stop this white house damaging the american dream, putting their donor base and ideologies above you . The and the senate is in turmoil. The fbi now investigating senator menendezs bribery case. And this really big problem, chinese nationals wiring big buckets of cash to joe bidens main home right as he was running for president in 2019. Plus, news coming in on Major Political interference at the Justice Department to protect joe biden. A big fight breaks out in the new push to house Illegal Immigrants in u. S. National parks. And a parental rights group slams a, quote, out of touch white house and toxic school agendas. And the Justice Department broadly widens its investigation into the president mishandling classified documents. Im liz macdonald, the evening edit starts right now. Elizabeth well, weve got tonights fox business gop debate. Whos got the policies to reverse bidenomics . Whos going to protect america as a beacon of freedom and capitalism . Who will prove they sho
Axelrod again, im jim axelrod. He loved his family, baseball and the navy. Thats how his family described randall smith, a petty officer in the United States navy and the fifth Service Member to die from an attack on the Armed Forces Recruitment center in chattanooga, tennessee two days ago. Smith and his wife had three daughters under the age of seven he called his little present says. He managed to flash thumbs up after surgery and died at 2 17 this morning. Were learning about the shooter, Muhammad Youssef abdulazeez spent more than half of last year in the middle east and recently in shooting ranges here at home. Jericka duncan begins our coverage. Reporter a fifth cross was put in the ground today at this growing memorial site to mark the death of randall smith. Shot three times during thursdays rampage. Hundreds came to visit including the family of one of the victims. Staff surgery, david wyatt. His father allen told me his son died after helping others escape. Im told that my s
Axelrod again, im jim axelrod. He loved his family, baseball and the navy. Thats how his family described randall smith, a petty officer in the United States navy and the fifth Service Member to die from an attack on the Armed Forces Recruitment center in chattanooga, tennessee two days ago. Smith and his wife had three daughters under the age of seven he called his little present says. He managed to flash thumbs up after surgery and died at 2 17 this morning. Were learning about the shooter, Muhammad Youssef abdulazeez spent more than half of last year in the middle east and recently in shooting ranges here at home. Jericka duncan begins our coverage. Reporter a fifth cross was put in the ground today at this growing memorial site to mark the death of randall smith. Shot three times during thursdays rampage. Hundreds came to visit including the family of one of the victims. Staff surgery, david wyatt. His father allen told me his son died after helping others escape. Im told that my s
And involve you in conversations with top world war i historians as we learn about the history of the u. S. Role in the war and its impact. As we open the program, we are joined by the president and ceo of the National World war i museum and memorial matthew nayler. Matt nayler, you have resources in telling the story of world war i, why is it important for people in 2017 to know this story . I dont know you can think of the last 100 years particularly in the United States without understanding the impact of world war i. And thats true of countries across the globe. Im an australian and an american, as well, and for australia it is the defining moment rather than a moment of victory defining a national psyche, for australia its a defeat. It defines who australians are and thats true of so many other places. It had such a profound impact on the reconstruction of world relationships, of how countries were formed and so on, that its essential for our understanding of our current age. In a