hear from the people in charge saying oh the border is closed. no it s not. we are down here trying to work the border. brian: focus on mission. steve: border patrol does not like him because they want to do their job, and he will not let them do what they want. which is to stop people from coming into the country. ainsley, to your point, when asked, you know, by chuck todd, when title 42 ends, what does border patrol need? he says resources. we need more people, we need better technology nothing. we need facilities, we need transportation. , that s his list. but, really what he needs is money, and he needs it from congress. and this congress is not going to give him any because they don t like what he is doing right there. brian: if you want nationwide empathy republicans and democrats, show a kid trying to cross. you see them all alone and crying. everybody feels terrible. wwhichjust astounds me of all te questions to ask him. no one says what happened to the 85,000 kids that y
a share. we ll send it back to you. steve: unbelievable. alexandria a you detailed this back got $30 billion in march from a bunch of other big banks. hoping to prop it up. since then, the depositors have said we just don t feel like it s safe so they pulled the money and their shares dropped 75% as you just defailed. so clearly it s another kind of run on that bank. yeah, you are right. they didn t have the inflow to keep up. there was some optimism that was expressed just a couple of weeks ago by first republic ceo people have been pulling out at slower rarity there. federal reserve came out on friday say would go he have to look at these banks. what happened? yes there was mismanagement there they said federal regulators didn t catch on to this soon enough. they were too slow to act. this is something that has to be looked into. potentially changed. federal regulators with first
had two jobs meanwhile a big donor to ro khanna. ainsley: conflict of interest. third bank to collapse since march. silicone valley, signature bank and now first republic what happened silicone valley bank collapsed. first republic clients to your point, steve. they started to panic they took out $100 billion in deposits. steve: do you blame them. [first bank silicon valley bank nobody lost any money. all of the depositors were paid in full. keep in mind, we you always see that sign fdic insured. that means your account censured up to $250,000. half a million two names husband and wife or something like that. here s the thing. these deposits will not be paid in full. they will only go up to 250 or 500,000. monday morning when you go knock
thanks, ashley. ashley: we will see you later, joe. griff, it it was so nice having you with your expertise and knowledge and firsthand account at the border. stay safe down there and keep doing what you do. we re going to shine a light. my thanks to fox & friends first allowing me to be with you this morning. ashley: we got to go. ainsley: straight to a fox news alert illegal imgrant accused of killing five including 8-year-old boy on friday night still on the loose. steve: authorities down there in texas warning he should be considered armed and dangerous and can reward that leads to his arrest. gr griff man accused of killg
to the river in brownsville, texas, in the past 12 days, they have exceeded 20,000. we are on the verge of heading into unprecedented territory in terms of the surge that s coming this is 10 days before title 42, steve, ainsley, and brian? steve: that s right. of course one of the migrants in this country illegally the guy accused now of being the guy who murdered those five people. griff, initially, they put out the wrong picture, and they had the wrong spelling. now they have adjusted things any idea what happened? griff: noy. no idea. and we have been in contact with weekend long with law enforcement it wasn t until last night that our colleague, bill melugin was able to confirm that part about the fact that he had been deported at least five times. and you are looking now at the correct picture of will aura or.