all of this quite well. i want to tell about the story. he had gotten her safely across ask went back to get his wife and the gurl saw him and went running a after her dad. he grabbed ahold and hay got caught in a current and he tried to save her. while the wife is watching. this is just awful. this whole thing is so awful. my question for you about the debate about the border and about how we re going to fix this problem is does this picture change anything? does it change anything about the house and senate versions of border funding, of preventing mass deportations starting in 11 days. does it get us anywhere? i don t know if it s immediately going to do that. they need to solve that funding problem. i think this is sort of maybe something that could change minds in a larger way out in the country. and maybe that s something more important. we also know that president
agents of individuals have how far we re willing to go in tweeting these children in this manner is completely unacceptable. is this a funding problem or management problem? i think it s definitely a management problem. reporter: now, according to the cbp official we just heard from, he says that all allegations of civil rights abuses are being taken seriously and are being referred over to the inspector general. however, craig, when asked specifically about allegations from some of these attorneys that these children haven t been provided with snacks while they re in these short-term facilities, the officials said, quote, i don t buy it. craig. gabe gutierrez there for us in texas. keep us posted, sir, please. good work and good work to your photographer as well. after the outcome of the 2016 election, after the polling, it really wasn t very good. are we right to be skeptical this time around? it s a question that s trigger what s being called a crisis within the polling in
mentioned, we spoke with this immigration attorney taylor that she herself had not been inside one of these facilities but worked with two children ages 6 and 10 years old that had been inside this very facility for 14 days. take a listen. i think that regardless of the arguments there is not enough funding, there is simple basic decency. there should be lines the government has these agents as individuals have how far we re willing to go and this manner is completely unacceptable. is this a funding problem or management problem? i think it s definitely a management problem. reporter: now other attorneys part of this tour had been speaking out and saying that these conditions are just devastating, appalling as we ve been hearing. we ve been hearing about kids getting sick. those two children siblings that taylor told us about. they got soak sick inside this facility. other lawyers talked about lice infestations inside these
reporter: yeah, steve. so they re considered unaccompanied if terms in te how the customs and border call them. it s not toddlers that made it through terrain, themselves, oftentimes they come in with family members and adult siblings, people that looked after them to bring them to the u.s. side of the u.s.-mexico border. under the u.s. laws, people aren t considered a parent or lawful guardian. therefore, the child has to be sent to health and human services. the breakdown is there is not enough space in health and human services, they aren t taken out of border conditions quickly if you have. they re staying in this conditions. that s why president trump is making the case for more funding problem. here you have a management problem. we ve seen the numbers for a long time on the backlogs. we were, my colleague and i were some of the first to report on the backlogs and what it would
from abortion facilities that violate the law. we are protecting the sanctity of life, and the family as the foundation of our society. for years, republicans have promised to cut funding for planned parenthood. there was some hope that with control of congress and the white house, they would be able to do that. however, in the end, the bill included zero cuts of the more than $500 million planned parenthood receives in taxpayer dollars each year. shannon. shannon: garrett, think of her much. pro-life group gets their way planned parenthood will have a whole new funding problem on their hands. pressure to a direct federal funds away from clinics that do abortions in favor of qualified health clinics that provide medical care but do not perform abortions. let s discuss with the panel. penny nance, dr. ronnie floyd, president of the national day of prayer. it s coming up tomorrow. welcome to you both. this issue that garrett touched