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department, the series of treaties between the u.s. and mexico govern the use of the water on the rio grande and texas not only did not consult with the u.s. federal government before installing the buoys, it did obtain a permit. it used to be a beautiful pristine island. fuentes points to an island on the river that he says texas also destroyed. there is what the island look like on google earth. here s what it looks like now. the island is gone.the vegetation is dead ããthe road and concertina wire is taking its place. it made me want to cry. it was sad. fuentes filed a lawsuit claiming the buoys will prevent him from making a living. [indiscernible] mexico s top diplomat complained to washington saying that the buoys violated the two trees between the countries and one that prohibits construction or obstruct the flow of the river. [indiscernible] mexico is also concerned that the buoys may be on their territory. this is our property. [indiscernible]
misdemeanor for evading $1.5 million. kayleigh: kennedy, you have new york times covering for them, a second whistleblower says what emily says is true and new york times, paragraph 21, they say this, that episode was confirmed to new york times by person with knowledge of the situation. they confirm it, bury it, they are part of this of coer-up by the u.s. federal government. so far everything this whistleblower has said has been accurates, leaving more open questions. i look at this whole thing and realize joe biden becoming president is the worst thing that has ever happened to hunter biden. we see how he was shaking people down. we get a look at sources and methods and in terms of the what s app, they tried the big denial with 51 former intelligence officials and that