week; i never if give up. [cheers and applause] maria: now republicans are preparing to get to work with plans to adopt a new rules package tomorrow morning, and speaker mccarthy finalizing committee heads this week. coming up, florida congressman byron donalds who emerged as a potential alternative before helping to empower the former minority leader to take the gavel. plus, former green beret and florida congressman michael waltz on the promise of a vote on term limits and a balanced budget within 10 years. plus, joe biden finally discovers fentanyl after two years of silence and 100,000 americans fatally poisoned. for example, since august of last year, custom and border patrol has seized more than 20,000 pounds of deadly fentanyl. that s enough to kill, kill as many as a thousand people in this country. 20,000 pounds of fentanyl. it s a killer. it s a flat killer. maria: coming up, live from the front lewins. texas twof greg governor greg abbott is here as the preside
majority, voted to overturn roe v. wade, eliminating in an instant 49 years of precedent and productions. now, a lot of the country s minority, to make life-changing decisions for the majority. on the basis not of science or medicine, but religion, specifically on when conservative christians believe life begins. that decision set off a cascade of new state laws, either severely restricting or completely banning the procedure. making an abortion so difficult to get that pregnancy itself was suddenly at risk. you ve heard just some of the stories. amanda, we ve had her on this show from texas, who was denied an abortion even as she was miscarrying and septic, and onda in florida who lost half the blood in her body and had lasting damage done to her uterus after doctors sent her home to miscarry at home alone at 16 weeks because there was still a fetal heart beat. kelly shannon in alabama who was denied an abortion and forced to drive across state lines for crucial reproductive
institutional hollywood support behind it. what does that tell you and do you find that etifying or heartening that this is being seen by the american people? well, first of all, thank you for inviting me on this morning and i m really grateful to have a chance to talk about something that is so personal for me but it s also the number one human rights issue in the world. in our generation and in our time. so thank you so much for making this part of the conversation. it wasn t unexpected that this movie would become a hit. but let me start by saying that the trafficking of people of color did not just begin with the human trafficking movement. so that we need to understand that it was beyond our comprehension to think about trafficking children. however, trafficking people of
they re pouring people across, and they re trafficking children, trafficking women, and we have a process, a legal immigration process. we want to know who s coming into our country. we don t want people pouring across from 80 or 90 or 100 different countries, some of the worst of the worst people are coming across this border, and we need to know who s coming into our country. maria: well, i think there were 100 people who were on the terrorist watch list who were apprehended, actually. that s right. maria: i want to ask you about how the other side sabotaged you. we ll take a break and come back, carrie bake is kari lake is with us, and we ll be right back. i m not a doctor. i m not even in a doctor s office. i m standing on the street, talking to real people about their heart. how s your heart? my heart s pretty good. you sure? i think so. how do you know? you re driving a car? you have the check engine light, but the heart doesn t have a hey, check heart sign. i want to sho