are you going to be having investigations should you take the majority then? we are already looking into the investigation. we re asking this, part of this letter that rodney wrote, preserve that information. we have done this when it comes to the decision in afghanistan, along thehe border, irs releasig american tax returns. out to the public. there are many areas that we need to hold them accountable. first and foremost, if we are fortunate enough to be able to earn the trust of the american people and earn the majority, we will secure this border to stop the human trafficking and the drugs flowing across. we ll make i it easier to open a small n business, not harder. we ll make america energy independent again, gasoline pricesin lower to be able to manufacture here in america. weer will pass the parents bill of rights. this is just the start, but at the same time this administration with one-party rule in one year has no accountability, and we will be able to hold them accountabl
decisions about covid, making decisions about thehe border, wo is making decisions about russia and the north stream pipeline. clearly it is not joe biden. sean: this is a good point. we are at the six month mark since he s been in office. what is the grade that america would give him? i d given my grade, what grade would you give them in immigration, what grade would you give with immigration, the cost of a gallon of ethylene, on average $1.25. every store you go to now cost more. what do you give them with the economy, what grade you give him with these extended unemployment benefits? what grade are you going to give them on china that s threatening our military bases and the reunification of taiwan. workers, career jobs, and yet
of the process we knowing about them. we are violating our own rules because of the people who were killed in the world trade center and we are still fighting the war on terror. this is a government responsible for keeping us safe and actually it isn t. tucker: so we don t know their identities necessarily. you spent your whole life in law enforcement. knowing about somebody, isn t that the first step to assessing the threat that person may pose? absolutely. that is the reason for the procedures in place.s so honored for so many years. now because of immigration and the politicians can t reach decisions how to deal with this, mounting numbers of the people coming across thehe border they decided to get people out of here. d judges get in the way. they don t care about the problem either. certainly not the security part of it. this problem will only get
headline. infectious diseases, a rising threat among migrants at thehe border. i saw a lot of people coughing when i was there, a lot of children. the agents who are donating their own children s clothes and bringing in diapers and formula with their own money. it s like teachers buying school supplies here. how big of a concern is thee health risk both to agents, to the community that are observing this? it is significant and i ve been talking about it since december. e we are seeing younger children arriving sicker every single day. we had an outbreak yesterday the infectious disease with the teenager who passed away on monday. a bad strain of the flu. h1n1. we have seen measles, mumps folks in custody that are quarantined. it s a tremendous challenge. we have a huge medical effort with contract support from the public health service.
rolling. the people that plan and motivated this caravan are taking on the border patrol. they want to make it a storyt about border patrol abusing the civil rights of these animals. the border patrol is doing their job. no reports of major injury but dozens of migrants were arrested. this marks a second time in two months that caravan members have stormed the border and the second time that border agents have pushed them back using tear gas and pepper spray. meantime, in the wake of two migrant children who died in custody of immigration agents, customs and border protection says the number of sick kids at the border is soaring, and that they are now referring 50 people a day for urgent medical care, including for tuberculosis, flu, and women about to give birth. most of those who need care are children, in fact, 28% of all cases are those under the age of five. cbp also says most of those needing medical health were sick before they arrived at thehe