biden,. so now confirming a corroborated it. have you changed your mind? harris: all right. so we ve been watching for the last 35 to 40 minutes the press briefing at the white house and we re going to pass it on. you saw psaki walk away as she wrapped up. we go to mering reports. criticism from both sides of the aisle raining down on biden s handling of the border crisis. the white house and homeland security struggle for answers. good afternoon. john: good to have you back. sandra: good afternoon. the white house says most of the haitian migrants are being deported but multiple reports dispute just that, and there are
thanks for having me. there has been an open border from the start of this whole crisis and that s why they have deployed hundreds and hundreds of personnel, tabs tabs department of public safety personnel to the southern border to help our federal partners to secure the board. i was in del rio saturday afternoon. thousands and thousands of migrants were crossing into the u.s. from mexico freely with no resistance until our troopers got there and they put a stop to it and contained the area. it was a very effective strategy from our personnel to put a some to that current surge in that particular area. we saw how they did it, backing the patrol cars up against the river creating a wall of steel. in june they sent letters to the sent for heads, or marls, rather, to sector heads saying we re expecting something will happen and it will require a lot
the next step looking at evidence and finding out what classified information may be part of that case, john, as you know with covid it s slowed things down. a trial is many months away but it found like susman is going to fight it. a lot of intertwining relationships. washington, d.c. is, after all, a small town. very small. people know each other. john: thank you. sandra: laundrie remains on the run at the this hour as they search for them. good samaritans have come forward to provide clues and tips in this case. so could the public finally be the key here in locating laundrie. a former miami-dade homicide detective with 35 years doing just that you look at this case, and what stands out to you? obviously there is so much about this unprecedented but the twists and turns it continues to take are shocking at times. without a doubt. the news media, social media,
search for brian. i m doing some work, and then when they prepared for their trip i saw them loading the camper. let s bring in criminal defense attorney john with more. i don t know if laundry was ever seen after the neighbors saw them going away for that weekend camping trip. all we know is the parents say he went to the carlton reserve in their mustang. they let the car there for a day but then went back and retrieved it, and you would think if he was still hiking there they would have theft car so he could come home. does this all add up to you? no, not even a little bit. how weird is this sort of interim camping trip when gabby was living with that family and laundrie comes home without her and the family packs up a car or camper and then goes camping?
petito how difficult the task at hand was. her stepfather made the trip to wyoming after she went missing to be closer to the search efforts. on wednesday he came to the spot where mayweather weather was found and created a tribute, making a cross out of river stones and laying flowers, a crime scene that s a long walk from the main path of the campground. this is spread creek and beyond that tree line right over there is where the dispersed campgrounds that s where people pull up and park to camp for the night and it s where petito s white ford car was spotted. you can see what a trek it was to the area where her body was found. the area tucked away behind a grove of trees hidden away from any casual hiker enjoying the scenery of the creek. a possible contributing factor of why petito was not discovered for so long. it s hard to imagine such a horrific crime happening in such