pass, texas where a record 12,600 migrants have crossed in a single 24-hour period. there s never been more. write it down in pencil. desperate times apparently call for desperate measures. wait till you hear what texas is doing now because it says washington is doing nothing now. we are now. you know, the numbers are staggering. they keep changing day by day. another record, another day. these are numbers heretofore thought impossible to get to. that you couldn t possibly get anywhere near them. but so be it. fox s bill melugin is at the southern border of what is behind the wave and what they re doing to address the wave. bill? neil, the situation at the southern border has gotten so bad that multiple sources tell me that federal bureau of prisons personnel have been sent down here to help border patrol with transportation of illegal immigrants. the bureau of prisons confirming this. they are providing transportation resources and they tell me the resources are limited. w
along with katie pavlich, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she has a restraining order against the elf on a shelf, dana perino. the five. democrats painting republicans as murderers for simply wanting to have secure borders. check out what is happening in eagle past, texas, right now. a massive migrant snaking around in a line i would make the tsa jealous. thousands waiting to be processed by border patrol after they crossed into america illegally. texas governor greg abbott responding to the insanity by enacting sweeping new powers allowing cops to arrest illegals and put them back to mexico. basically he is doing the job that joe biden should be doing, but of course, dems are reacting to that by playing come of course, the murder card. you look at somebody like greg abbott, my governor, and his solution is to basically say, hey, we re going to kill people that are going to try to come in. that is not a solution. the governor of texas needs to take a look in the mir
Current level of the armed forces of ukraine, well, at least this condition, and the weapons that are , are they sufficient for ukraine to be a member of the North Atlantic Alliance . If ukraine was a member of nato, there would be no war. So far, at least, putin does not dare to go to war with any member of the North Atlantic Alliance. If ukraine hadnt made a fatal mistake back in the 90s and. Wailed its neutrality, if it had stubbornly joined nato since the 90s, as in fact all our neighbors, except for belarus and moldova, did, then there would be no war in ukraine, and this should be clearly understood, but it is too late now, if talk, wave your hands, you have to understand that now there is already a war, russia has started a war with all its neighbors who were not members of nato, and has actually started the occupation of belarus. And never started a war with those former members of the soviet bloc who managed to join nato, and with all that now, when we looking at this history
To push back that supposedly ukrainians, they are actually good, this they are just there, the americans told them something, and that is why they are waging war against us, and on the other hand, in these same programs, russian commentators are already starting to put forward another myth, that it turns out that they are ukrainians, they are not like that, we need a stone for a stone not leave, as they sometimes do they are already saying on the air in this ukraine, it is bad for us, so in fact a lot is going on in the heads of russians, but here i will still try. To find the positive, i believe that if now in the russian official propaganda they will finally stop talking about the eyes fraternal nations, will finally decide for themselves that ukraine is something hostile, and they will start hating it, then it will be better, because this propaganda, when we were constantly told about fraternal nations, as it turned out, it worked very well for part our compatriots who believed in t
Now on booktv Thomas Stanton argues the main difference between companies that successfully made it through the 2008 financial crisis and those that didnt was the willingness of upper management to listen to feedback before making decisions. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. Good afternoon and welcome to the cato institute. I am the director of Financial Regulation studies at cato. I am also honored to serve as moderator for todays book form. Reading press coverage of the financial crisis one comes across phrases such as banks did this and banks did that. These generalities, there was no response to the financial crisis or events that preceded it. To confirm took different approaches and several ceos and their boards made poor decisions, others made good decisions, prudent decisions and sometimes brilliant decision that not only saved their firms but about and to gain market share come out stronger than ever. In my own riding i tend to place considerable emphasis on the poor Public