blaming the oil companies. wholeheartedly i agree with even my own tweet geraldo rivera, my twitter account. oil prices is pass the savings onto the the consumer. $25. but what undermines the president s position, he will let me throw a bone to my colleagues is the fact that the squad and other powerful progressive house democrats are set to demand the president used his executive powers to declare, get this, nashville claimant emergency. hey, gang go about national claimant emergency. let s plan oil drilling on federal lands and it is totally, judge in same proposal. greg: i m confused. jeanine: i m busy. geraldo: you will not answer the question? greg: i don t understand what you mean. geraldo: about? greg: oil couching.
of a windfall profits tax. we get supply and demand that profit margins should not go up. that is just oil companies couching. if you would be so kind it is a horrible idea. it s just a bad idea. the whole point of the situation we are in right now is to try to encourage production and to get companies to invest money and get them to call workers back to work and begin to change what the current investment plans are, then why would someone threaten higher taxes on those companies? you can t have it both ways and say we want you to do something in your long-term interest and then at the same time to say if you do that then we will put the hammer down on you in terms of higher taxes. it is another example of trying to talk out of both
our southern border. fox s bill has been down there doing outstanding reporting and shot this footage from the mexican border. our drone video shows a massive group of illegal immigrants held by border patrol. this is the largest group we have seen in our trips to the border. at least 1,000 people. border patrol sources tell us more than 8,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended just here in the rio grande valley alone over the could. sunday night in lajolla this large group of 200 migrants who turned themselves into border patrol many couching. coughing. a 900% increase in july. tucker: thanks to a man who just retired from i.c.e. we are
things are going there? david, thanks for having things are going there? david, thanks for having me. - things are going there? david, thanks for having me. i - things are going there? david, thanks for having me. i would | thanks for having me. i would channel the late madeline albright to say i am an optimist that worries a lot, and that we are a long way from and that we are a long way from a lasting deal. we should be sceptical of russia s words and observe their actions, and they are saying to us that they are not serious, and they are simply using this moment to posture and reposition their forces and to regroup. and frankly, their pledge to dramatically reduce troop numbers around kyiv, and couching it as a concession to increase mutual trust is pretty ridiculous given the situation on the ground. on the ground. although ukrainian on the ground. although ukrainian commanders l on the ground. although l ukrainian commanders on on the ground. although - ukrainian commanders o
particular keeps getting bailed out and a problem offender. this is what he wrote, the king county prosecutor s office asked for $25,000 in bail the first appearance tyler martin arguing he substantially likely to commit a violent offense. the judge lowered the case to $1,000 paving the way to be bailed out. what happen once he was bailed out? well, right now we don t know where the question is what is he doing right now? we know why he was put in jail and this is a homeless man tyler martin and accuse of couching an officer s eye while resisting arrest. it is disgusting but he jammed his finger so deep into the eye socket that this is not someone who should be running around free. how he got else commit was paid by the northwest community dell fund. there are organizations all around the country that effectively indiscriminately paid the bail of people they say