their legal protections are there we re the ones breaking the law enforcement united states government break the law to provide support to terrorists. trying to help people who literally slit their throats and handed them over to their enemies. ainsley: on no agenda i know you are focused on islamic extremism in nigeria. here is a soundbite from a former state department official you talked to about this. listen. when you talk to the people who are the victims. they will tell you every time the mass kerrs happened a group of 10, 20 or 50 men come into our villages with machetes and assault rifles and streaming allahu akbar. which means god is great arabic. that s right. ainsley: how blessed we tore live in this country. lara, what did you learn? what s happening in nigeria? on the same day new haven, that the u.s. was attacked 20 years ago, they were attacked in
lawrence: that s right. hey, ainsley. a big shortage of workers going across the country. but texans are back to work at the texas state fair of texas. so that be coming up on fox & friends. see you all in a bit.
me at all. what honestly surprises me out of that 17,000 migrants under the bridge they re ultimately in del rio, about 2,000 of those got sent back to haiti. that should be the surprise. this is honestly the first time that the administration was deporting anyone bass to country of origin. so more of that needs to happen. as long as folks are coming in and getting released and given court dates years on end, this will continue to spiral. whether it s del rio, whether it s eagle pass, laredo, el paso or elsewhere, we have to start enforcing our laws and that starts with dhs. ainsley: what did you think when you went down to the border? it s as bad as i have ever seen it and i m literally on the border every single week. and what i mean by that seeing the faces of the border patrol agents that are on the ground doing the work, they just felt defeated. seeing the faces of the migrants kind of living under this bridge for days on end was really gut
central u.s. and the midwest dealing with higher than average temperatures today but that s going to get knocked back later on this week. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for this the southwest as well as the northwest. even some snow later this week. but watch the forecast high. so across the central u.s., temperatures in the 90 s. today and tomorrow and then we are going to see that cooler air start to move in wednesday, thursday, and friday. look at that feeling like fall by the end of the week for much of the country. all right, the other big story we are watching is hurricane sam. this is cat 4 storm rellweleyn exploded over the weekend. bermuda is going to have to watch this. not going to affect the u.s. directly we could see some waves and rip current as well. all right, ainsley back inside to you. ainsley: thank you, janice. creating a catastrophic strain on the u.s. supply chain. stuart varney joins us on the ripple effect this will cause you and your family. and lawr
policy sort of bipartisan chaos for decades in this country and now we can see a microcosm of it at the border. the idea that the biggest controversy right now is the esthetics of a photo of a horse and a guy on a horse doing something that people were wrong about as being the thing that the white house is scrambling to fix just shows you how optics matter more to this white house and to democrats in general on these issues than the actual substance of the policy. bret: you know, charlie, you have to commend this piece that you wrote for the dispatch about joe biden and the passive voice that is the portrayal that this is somehow passively happening to him as opposed to decisions that biden is making and the consequences of them. yeah. we heard this just tonight, the clip you had from jen psaki earlier in the show where she says we are weathering storms. no, when you are weathering storms, you are not responsible for the weather. storms are things that happen to