about kamala harris s nightmarish trip south of the border but there is still some hacks who see her value. you are dealing with countries that have a lot of corruption, that have a lot of reasons why people want to leave and she is going there and getting in their faces, doesn t she deserve some credit for that? she deserve some credit for that. i didn t realize mika was a spokesperson for kamala harris. kamala harris completely broke down and self-destructed when she gets asked any difficult questions at all, univision held her feet to the fire on this ridiculous pr stunt that is the root cause and she keeps driving when we know that the root cause of the border crisis is an open border, the fact that they dismantled every policy that was put in place to deter what we are seeing which is a border crisis, that is the root cause, not what she has been spinning
what she faces for her role in her son s trip south of the border. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms.
going away. it doesn t fix anything in the near-term or in the long-term. and that greece is still going to need an awful lot of help, and even with that help, there s not a lot of hope that they can turn things around and really make things stick without some major changes to their economy. that s what markets are focusing on already. and if you were looking at spain, the yield on the ten-year in spain jumped this morning. that s a huge concern, because people say we went from worries of this greek exit straight to a spanish panic. and it looks like the ten-year there is yielding 10.71% and that s significant because anything above 7% is seen as completely unsustainable when it comes to borrowing costs. so people are looking to the next step. we hear from the fed, they start a two-day meeting tomorrow. and the next question, luke, is going to be what the central bankers can do to offer any relief. going to be interesting to see what happens there. becky quick, thank you so much for
in the pocket at the time. martha: can you imagine? just the thought of texting while driving on the daytona 500, mind-boggling. bill: other things to do. martha: yeah, they have other things to do. we have a few other things to do, too, because we have a great guest coming up, janet napolitano has been defending the obama administration s strategy in handling violent drug cartels. there she is dug a trip south of the border this week. take a look: i would not agree with the premise that the drug war is a failure. i would say however that it is a continuing effort. martha: we re joined by arizona governor jan brewer who has been an outspoken critic of the border polices and great to have you here today. thank you martha, great to be with you. martha: what did you think about janet napolitano s visit and what she had to say about the drug war policy that the administration has applied? you know, i disagree with
clinton and other members of the u.s. cabinet are meeting with mexican leaders to plan new strategy in the war on drugs. the delegation s trip south of the border comes a year after president obama promised to be a full partner with mexico. and two weeks after an american consulate worker, her husband, and the husband of a mexican employee were killed. nbc s charles hadlock joins us live in texas. this is a very tight rope that the administration is walking right now. we have so many ties with mexico, but this drug war is out of hand. what can you tell us, charles, about how the administration what do they expect to accomplish on this trip? reporter: well, that meeting, ed, begins later today in mexico city between hillary clinton and her delegation and the president of mexico, felipe calderon. but it s happening in the backdrop of a major violent