louisiana, where our friend and colleague jeff landry is . so this is an unpressed crisis in every single day. there s about two thousand god ways, you know, people that are bringing illegal drugs and crime into our country. and so when i see somebody like governor abbott sending a few thousand migrants to places like martha s vineyard or, you know, to washington, d.c., you see the left, all these human cries about what a catastrophe it is . but meanwhile, places like yuma, arizona, have tens of millions of dollars of reimbursed health care costs in places like arizona and texas. we are spending tens of millions of dollars on incarceration costs. there s cost to our education system. and of course, you cannot break the law. your first act, entering the country, breaking the law undermines the very principles of the rule of law and why people want to come to this country in the first place. so what joe biden has done is unnecessary, unwise, and it s unconstitutional. and that s why we c
must guarantee the future of our common freedom. the freedom of people who stand for their values. ladies and gentlemen. ladies and gentlemen, americans. yesterday before coming here, to washington d.c., i was at the front lines. now what. in our stronghold, the east of ukraine, the donbas. the russian military have been taking bakhmut nonstop since may. they have been taking it day in night. but bakhmut stands.
a lot of people with no national security background would say, hey, there could be trouble on january 6. and that question, how it is, that the intelligence community and the national security apparatus of the united states did not get a clue and were not mobilized? that s one of the biggest questions that i feel like there s still not a full answer to. are we going to get a full answer to that question when we read the full report tomorrow? you ll get a more complete and thorough analysis. and you will get an answer to that. in some cases, there is conflicting information from people who were there. and i think that that s fair. and i think that s something that we also aren t shy to discuss. but what i would underscore, exactly what you said in that executive summary. nobody could understand or contemplate the fact the president would summon the mob to washington, d.c., that he knew that they were armed, and that he would point to the united states capitol and tell people to go th
well, just how detailed and comprehensive this plan was. the former president and people around him sought to delay the counting of electoral votes on january 6th. they attempted every legal strategy they could, and they failed 61 times in court. they sought to delay and impede the proceedings on january 6th. the president knew that the mob that he had summoned to washington, d.c. was armed. he knew they were dangerous. and still he pointed to the capitol and told them that he was going to march with them. that s very dangerous behavior. but those are the facts. and we have learned that time and time again from witnesses throughout our activities. the other big story is the ongoing humanitarian crisis at the border. thousands of migrants crossing into el paso every day finding themselves with no food, no
so, clearly, there is some organization here. one interesting thing, as well, when the planes arrived here, there were vans waiting for them. sounds like a charter company may have done that. otherwise, they had about 20 minutes notice that planes were coming. and not until they got off the plane did they realize these were migrants from other parts of the world. back to you. miguel, thank you. we know you will continue to talk to people and do your work that you re doing on the ground. to washington, d.c., where the latest round of buses from texas, governor greg abbott showed up outside of vice president harris home this morning. did these migrants know they were going to d.c.? ana, some of them knew they were coming to washington but not to the home of the vice president, here at the u.s. naval observatory. there were volunteers and nonprofits set up to receive them at union station. about four miles down the road, where most of the buses have been dropping off. there was thi