judge, which there is there is massive backlogs. but when you put people in the same boat, you look at the scenes in el paso, i was talking to former congressman will hurd, you have people living in squaller, it s dangerous, it s bad for the migrants who are there. there is a heartlessness, too, to letting people in the country without a plan once they are here. steve scalise said that they were closely watching alejandro mayorkas, department of homeland security. they threatened during the campaign and now perhaps they would try to impeach him. seems like they might be heading that direction. why? do you think that this is a alejandro mayorkas problem, his fault, his issue, or is this something that they can just hold up and elevate from a political tact perspective? i think it s a no one situation for mayorkas. there was no situation in which he could have appeased both democrats and republicans simultaneously. in some ways it doesn t matter who was in the position, it
to the border. you re in tijuana. this is a border town. then candidate joe biden said this during the final presidential debate in 2020. this is the first president in the history of the united states of america that s anybody seeking asylum has to do it in another country. that s never happened before in america. they re sitting in squaller on the other side of the river. reporter: the scene president biden described then appears to be happening under his administration, too. but tension as peer to be escalating. migrants rushing a border crossing. and some pleading with authorities, saying they just want a better life. according to an administration official, smuggler misinformation is to blame for the incident on the bridge leading to el paso. now the white house has pushed back on comparisons of current border policies to those of the trump administration, saying that the biden administration
enforcement on concerned parents and domestic parents and pulling law enforcement off actual criminals, defunding the police, de-moralizing the police with procriminal district attorneys and letting american cities descend into squaller and chaos. trainingwi irs agents for armed combat and allowing their own billionaire pro crime activist to avoid taxes through partisan and voter registration schemes that illegally abuse charity law. time after time, they push policies to control everyone else but not themselves.ev erclosing public schools while their kid s private schools stay open.
close too border has experienced the exact same humanitarian crisis for nearly too long two long years. that includes el paso, whereas we speak there is a humanitarian crisis hundreds of illegal immigrant men, women, and children that are now sleeping in the street, they have no shelter, no bathroom, no shower, no food, is this more humane for chuck todd and the woke left? is this what you prefer immigrants to be? look at the conditions they re living in. did you forget about del rio, are you looking at el paso, and don t forget recently 60 miles west of eagle s pass, thousands of haitians lived in squaller under that bridge for weeks in a make shift shanty town. none of these areas have any infrastructure to house joe biden s tens of thousands and millions of illegal immigrants. they don t have dozens of millionaires or billionaires either with unlimited resources
in squaller of this tent city. i remember driving through the hills of port-au-prince thinking this is not right, not fair. and it got to me. there have been so many moments in my career that stand out. one in particular is very tied to the team we are at fox news, that was the elementary school shooting sandy hook. in the moment we all took a beat in newsroom together, the nation heard my voice. we were there as a team. i could not have done it without them, that is fox news. togetherness. when it s good, when it counts and when it s tough. there is a comrade behind the scenes at fox that is special, like being a super bowl champion. everyone is working together. and it is not just players on the field, the coaches, the trainers, the guys in the locker room, the guys painting the stripes on the field. the people i have worked