seriously. they don t care about people. they care about advancing the power of the political party they belong to. if you need more evidence of that, joy reed went on to explain that the hurricane, the one we just saw, is not a moment to stop and reflect on the flailing jilt of life. no. it s another reason to keep our border open. watch. the reality is that humans, we re literally running from what the climate from the climate change that we re pretending isn t happening, but we re physically being moved around the earth because of it. it will actually be the single biggest cause of migration. we talk about migration being caused by conflict and wars, in syria and ukraine. it s going to be migration because people can t move. generally prosperous people can move first, because they can afford to, but when the grain stops growing, the fields start flooding, the poor people move too. we have to come to terms with
0 it just always feels so big. this is one of the best rivalries in the game. how much pressure is there on dallas and dallas every year? we re talking about zeke elliott, city land like a parsons. they have the pieces. there s a lot on the line for both these teams. that was incredible. the nfl sunday on the box, photobooks super bowl.s my worl. fifty seven .is a f this is oxa fox news alert. search and rescue operations are underway at this hour throughout the state ofrt o florida. hurricane in, as you know,fstera struck the southwestern part ofe the state yesterday as a category four storm and causedca catastrophictast roughly damage. roughly three millionav floridians no longer have power . many of them don t haved. communications. entire communities were flattened. there tht as of s no official count as ofs right now, but it is clear this could be the deadliest storm in florida s history. x let s go now to fox s steve harrigan, who is in placita, florida. statcharley, counting th
other folks around the country about how to best prepare for it. i m curious, what do you think the impact is overall, when it comes to the important discussion of immigration that, frankly, isn t happening. i think that this certainly has thrust immigration once again into the spotlight. but the important thing to keep in mind is that there are legal processes for individuals who want to seek safety in this country and seek asylum to go through. we need to make sure that those rights are being protected and that is an important piece that isn t being discussed. it is not common for individuals to be just kind of placed in a community, not knowing that they re going there. and then being left there with no provisions or support. and i think at the end of the day, we should be striving to treat everyone who comes to this country under some dignity and respect and allow them to access the legal processes that exist.
think they re happy this morning. no doubt. they want and deserve credit making it happen, based on what we heard from the parties overnight. but sometimes in politics, it s hard to get credit for things that didn t happen, isn t happening, so they may not get as much credit as they want. they may not get as much credit. but the alternative is worse, transit and supply chain disruptions moving into the fall stretch of the midterm campaigns would be very disruptive. especially because i think this is an election at its core is economic issues and how much of the country is returning to a sense of normal now that we largely moved past the pandemic in some form or people feel that way so to have massive disruption again in september of a midterm year is not what anybody wants, especially a president who ran on getting things going again and a president who has this close long term intimate connection with amtrak. and one quick thing. this election is also about getting things done.
accept what turned out to g be a massive wave of human migration . so what happened next? what sd the second part of the story? well, there s a humanitarian crisis. that crisis is still going on . life in europe much worse. have you been to paris lately? you should visit violent c crimes, particularly skyrocketed. an and yetd european politicians, many of them funded by soros, refused to acknowledge look away. they said this isn t happening.i you re crazy or a criminal for noticing. g so n for the past several years, something not so different has been happening inng our country. george soros has decided to destroy the american justice system and he s doing it with prosecutors. but this pro point fully one in five americans, that s more than 70 million people now live in a jurisdiction overseen by a soros that s prosecutorct soros visa s run cities like new york , chicago, st. louis, new orleans, philadelphia, los c angeles, our biggest cities, the elsewhere in places likeit travis cou