it s the faulker focus. i martha maccallum in for harris faulkner. yesterday, announcing that the doj set a motion to unseal the search warrant. that s the topline permission to go in. it s not a very thorough document, but there is good reasoning for going in and what they are looking for. release it. he could release it himself, but his attorney, they are so far saying they will go through this process with the courts. encouraging that he did not release the document, and you can really sit on his own, for the attorneys and everyone to coordinate this move. merrick garland, days long silence on this very large-scale raid. he revealed in that briefing yesterday at 3:00 that he personally approved a warrant but did not oversee the search. i m guessing that he did not know the timing. house republicans held a news conference this morning. i m hearing it from both sides of the aisle, worried about the weaponization, politicization of the doj and fbi. the public trust
shelby. we have an incredible team of nbc news reporters coveraging every angle. steve is breaking it down for us at the big board. starting with you, following the senate primary there, where to things stand this morning? look at the poles to start. all of the action in the primary senate race has been on the republican side. it is a crowded primary. at this point, when you look at the poll, there is one candidate with a significant commanding lead, that is georgia football legend herschel walker. when you look at the recent polls, the closest competitor is 58% behind him. that is former commissioner, gary black. at this point, it seems this is herschel s race to lose. he will be the republican nominee, barring any major development. senator warnock has been focused on working in washington, d.c. he does not have a viable challenger. we did hear from him when he spoke at a fundraising gala and a big issue that we expect to play out as we head toward the general election ha
to bear the burden of illegal immigration. the number one source of people coming through here illegally is in america s airports. almost 600,000 folks overstay their visa every year. i think this should bring legislators from every state back to washington, d.c., whether they are democrats or republicans who pass immigration reform. that s what the community is asking for. not only do you see these big banks saying it, but you also see semiconductor factories. what about just enforcing the rules already on the books? it is illegal to enter the country. you need to be sent back to your country of origin. everyone has been touched by this weather they came through airports or not, but were sent back. we don t have to come up with a whole new plan. there are absolutely laws on
the more we talk to groups and constituents back home, the reason a lot of folks want to see title 42 not lifted, is for the wrong reason. they are trying to do it for enforcement reason, not to pay any attention to the public health issue. we should be coming together, pass immigration reform, make smart investments at points of entry. that is where it is still a challenge. our ports of entry is where the investment is needed. some that don t want to work together in immigration reform, are standing in the way of smart investments in our ports. i was at eagle pass in textas, the folks we spoke to here on this program, all democrats were saying, we are not seeing the help that we need from the federal government, to deal with what may be coming in