the guilty and the innocent have nothing to hide. there are a lot of places you could hide and do a lot of bad things if you wanted to. the guilty run and the innocent have nothing to hide. it also brings up a point, what about his parents. if he is communicating with somebody, there's a lot going on, i think, that we don't know yet. you've seen people and i've seen people who really do lose somebody. they really lose their child or a loved one and they are so distraught. they can't keep themselves under control when you ask them a question. he looked like a punk to me. i hope they find this guy and bring him to justice quickly. >> morgan? >> that's if they find him alive. if he is capable of killing someone, which we don't know, if he is capable of doing that, he could be capable of many other things. we'll have to watch that closely. interestingly, i was looking at a cdc setting from a few years ago. 55% of the time, when a woman is killed in a homicide, it is by an intimate partner. actually, only 16% of the time is it by a stranger. what was really interesting in the cdc study, about a third of the time in these homicides where women were killed by an intimate partner, it was immediately after an argument. certainly the studies would bear out some of the things we are seeing. what i remain curious about is brian's parents. the parents lawyered him up right away. he somehow escaped without the parents knowing about it. there are a lot of questions i have for his parents. we'll see if they decide to ever speak up. >> the two of you have just hit several nails on the head. this whole idea, caylee and emily, of brian's parents. i hadn't thought of it this way. you try not to judge from the outside. you are not in their home. technically, we will all be in their home. we will find out about the evidence if there is any. there is video of the dad coming and going in the last few days, brian laundrie's family, chris and roberta, his parents. to john's point and to morgan's point, your child is missing, another child has been found dead. a child to you, no matter their age. i would be running to the microphone to say, help us find brian. brian disappeared too. look, i'll talk to anybody and tell them what i need to know. i want my baby back. no matter what's gone on, i want my child. is that like a lawyer thing? you have handled lots of cases, emily. when is it ever a good idea not to show that emotion? >> we talked about the disconnect between legal and p.r. strategy. it is never a good p.r. strategy to withhold your emotions and not come across as compassionate and empathetic or at a minimum, concerned about the life of a human being that lived with you that was essentially a loved one, a chosen family member, as it were. that's where the rest of the kuptty looking in is aghast at this. no matter how much you want to protect your son, you would want to have compassion for a missing girl. remember, we have accounts that he hitch hiked by himself to jackson hole. we have the accounts of the parents saying there was a note on this car and this happened. everything in terms of its credibility is pierced and called into question, when, number one, people's behavior around the events certainly indicate something different less than caring and when we don't have that actually concrete evidence to support it yet. at this point, as john said, there are more questions than answers. i agree with morgan that those parents need to remain in the law enforcement spotlight and absolutely will until answers are found. >> the neighbors are talking around the laundries. one of the things we have learned is that they have seen the mobility around the home, the mowing of the lawn by brian as business as usual and now that the son is gone, still, things are business as usual, although you have a lot of fbi agents. that's not normal. nancy grace told me last hour she has been able to confirm. she hiked that exact trail, that exact area. she is able to confirm that where the body was found was what exactly she thought. there is you on the trail. there is brush. there is a creek. then there is the body behind a log. she is wondering, just as dr. bodden did yesterday, was the body moved. you didn't stumble off the beaten trail and end up where she was. >> it is a great point. i heard her make that point on the "faulkner focus". we talked about that on the makeshift point of rocks. was this burial. it seems that way. i have got to point out some peculiarities that have come out about brian laundrie. you said the neighbors are talking. friends are talking as well. the daily mail, one of gaby's friends told the daley mail that brian had what he described as episodes, hear voices and be erratic and cause gabby to flee her home app this pinterest account has very cryptic messages on it as, don't try to find me, my baby enscribed on a tombstone. >> we don't know where he is. they are spending a tremendous amount of resources to find brian laundrie at this point. >> they are. where is he? 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senator ron johnson yesterday tried getting answers from homeland security secretary, alejandro mayjarkas. >> how many people are being detained and how many people have been detained to all points around america? >> i would be pleased to provide that. >> i want that information now. >> senator, i do not have that before me. >> why don't you have that basic information? >> today, a florida congressman, carlos jimenez, gave him another crack at those same questions. >> about 1.5 million people that we have apprehended, how many people have been returned, how many people are being detained and how many people have been disbursed? >> i would be pleased to provide you with specific data subsequent to this hearing. >> yesterday, you were asked exactly the same question and you gave exactly the same answer. you think you would be a little bit better prepared. >> congressman, let me share something with you quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day, okay, so when i returned from yesterday's hearing, i actually focused on mission. >> i work 18 hours a day, harris. those migrants are living in squalor 24 hours a day. you had a phenomenal panel last hour with three different governors of arizona and arkansas and georgia. we'll play a short clip from that and get your main takeaways on the other side. >> more than half the nation's governors all republican have demanded a meeting with president biden. we know how to fix this situation. it's a federal issue. we want to work with them. the time for action is right now. >> what's happening now and what's happened just several months ago in mcallen,texas, are drastically different. the policies have changed. >> that is a border in chaos. the only way you can reverse that and i think the biden administration sees the need to do it is you have got to change policy. even more significantly, you have to put federal resources there that sends the signal we are serious about protecting the border. >> look at the optics of 26 governors. we had three on simultaneously. 26 is a wave of republican governors, ready to take on a president who was a few days ago trying to go after some of them over covid vaccines and mandates. the flip of the switch that biden, the president of the united states has brought on has been inflicted more self-harm. he can't get away from the crises. then, it hurts the rest of the country, because, while he spins on his heels and tries not to take questions and let's jen saki and i know we are going to talk about the vice-president in a moment but where is she? where is waldo of vice-presidents right now? maybe that will change. as all of that is playing out, republican governors are saying, well, somebody has to fill the gap? somebody has to lead. they haven't heard a peep out of the white house since that letter. it is eloquently written. it could say you did this, you did that. it doesn't do any of that. we want to sit down and talk with you about ideas. they are laying out their case today with me. they will continue to lay out their case. let's see what the white house says. i don't think you can spin away 26 governors the way you can the state. >> they are pointing out that jurisdictional issue that because of the complete failure on the federal government's part, it is absolutely depleting state and local resources and straining the state's purview as well. they are pleading with the federal government to do something about it. the question remains, kayleigh, who is getting through. >> i have a question of how many this, how many this. how many violent criminals have been released into the interior of the united states? >> they don't know. >> evp. they don't know. they may try to say they do not know. cbp on their website has a press release about the arrest of three violent criminals, two convicted of sexual assault of a minor, one who was a gang member. they have arrested 325 illegal gang members this fiscal year alone. this comes as we learn from brian judd 600,000 illegal immigrants have been released during the interior of our country during the biden administration. more than half a million. how many are violent criminals? i don't know. >> you know how we know they don't know. they lead with that. that would actually be an accomplishment. >> yes, we have managed to round them all up so we can give you a number of how many were released. we're sorry about that. we have got them now. >> they don't know and they don't want you to know either. morgan, based on your experience, mexico has always remained our strongest ally in securing the southern border. under the prior administration, the allyship and so was that border strong. what's different now? >> the difference us, we got rid of all the asylum agreements and all of the policies that kept these people at at bay. the dhs secretary, his rhetoric, saying the border is closed, don't come to the united states, doesn't match the reality on the ground. no one knows that more than the people coming to the border. they know they can get through. typically, dhs would use ankle bracelets to monitor people. it is easy to cut those off. who knows what the surge of migrants at the border, if they have been able to use all of those people. why would you keep the ankle bracelet on if you end up in court and are deported. why show up to court? none of the rhetoric matches the reality on the ground and no one knows that more than the migrants. i would finally say i have a little bit of a different theory on all of this. i actually think they know a lot of the numbers that the dhs secretary showed up to the senate and then to the house about that information. i think they know a lot of these numbers and they are being purposely evasive in my opinion because it is better to get hit from a pr perspective for being evasive than to actually have to declare the truth to the american people under oath. >> john rich, morgan brings up the p.r. aspect. we now had, as i read in the intro, three different i.c.e. officers injured physically. we have border patrol agents being slandered and vilified in the press despite the absence of the media coverage and the deplorable conditions that these migrants have suffered in the borders for so long. they are putting the onus on these law enforcement individuals who have had their resources strained from the get-go. >> listen, the federal government is guilty of dereliction of duty,plain and simple. when you are missing in action to the level they are missing right now, there is no other choice but for we the people to do the jobs they are doing. they give up their right to criticize anybody if they are not going to do the job themselves. ask yourself this question, if you love america, would you allow this to go on? 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this isn't an offensive piece of equipment, the iron dome. it is to protect people's lives. it doesn't go on the offense. i'm somewhat in a quandary over what this gets us. maybe politically it gets him or them something. >> i think you make the key point. he has lost his base. he has not rolled back title 42 on immigration. this is to placate them. this stops them from coming in. >> a lot of them. look at this image, emily. every flash you see as apac points out, is a rocket being destroyed. every flash is stopping a rocket from across the border. >> it is so transparent the squad is doing this because of their anti-semitic outlook. unfortunately, pelosi had to capitulate to them because otherwise the bill wouldn't have passed. this is not unusual spending, not a precipitous increase nor is it new. this is typical. why now? that is all publically available information. why now is the squad protesting this? we know it is going to get in under the annual defense spending bill. we know that from the appropriations committee chair woman who reassured everybody, don't worry. they will get get their money. what is it about the squad having to make their voices heard on top of their terribly anti-semitic comments they have made in the past? they say they are the barometer of our american human conscious that humanity and equality matters for all. why then is this defensive system where it protects the lives of everyone not revered in their eyes? it is totally political, absolutely. >> morgan, you have some sane democrats. i know i used sane and democrats in the same situation. some are pushing back and saying 4,400 rockets came across to israel this spring. you know this, morgan. you lived it. >> it is great some of the moderate democrats spoke out against these representatives. this ideology is not new to the squad. we all remember 9/11 quite well. remember, after 9/11, right after it happened, there were people in this country that thought that we deserved it. they thought innocence deserved to be attacked because they disagreed with our military policies around the world and with our military presence. so that type of ideology is applicable here. the iron dome simply protects innocence from terrorist attack. it goes back to this ideology that we have seen for over 20 years in this country that innocence in america or israel in in case, it doesn't matter when innocence dies if you disagree with the policy and think in some weird twisted way that they fundamentally deserve it. finally, i would say that israel has really depleted their iron dome interceptors because of what we saw happen this spring, earlier in year, with hamas. that's why it is even more important now more than ever to make sure that those get reinstated. >> absolutely. john, senator tom cotton noting that the removal of the iron dome funding from the spending bill happened on the same day he proposed a bill to label the taliban a terrorist organization. congressman lauren bober pointing out after we gave tens of billions of dollars of weaponry to the taliban. >> is there a certain word we describe to use people who aid in the destruction of jewish people. there is a certain word that comes to mind all right. on top of that, we armed the taliban with american weapons. it seems like the taliban and everybody that hates israel that the biden administration is the best thing that ever happened to them. it is absolutely disgusting to see what's going on. they need to replenish those rockets. had they not had enough rockets when those pictures you just showed were happening. if knows rockets ever sit the ground because of lack of defensive missiles, are you going to let those israelis pile up on our border and let them in and escape what's going on in their country like you are letting everybody else do it. support for israel used to be bipartisan. it is increasingly not the case. so sad. reporters are getting more and more frustrated over president biden's refusal to take questions. now, the white house press pool is filing a formal complaint. veteran homeowners, mortgage rates have dropped to near record lows. with home values at all time highs, now is the best time ever to use your va benefits to turn your home equity into cash. newday usa lets you borrow 100% of your home's value and take out $50,000 or more for security today or retirement tomorrow. get the cash and peace of mind every veteran family deserves. so make the call. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? 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>> i'm telling you guys, come on. >> harris: i just want to make it clear that bleep was when things were being cut. nobody was cutting. the feed was cut. we literally had no access. they cut it right off. my favorite part of that bilateral exchange between president biden and the prime minister, boris johnson, was that boris was loving that. he was like, i expect these questions to be ruthless. then, you see the president going, oh, no, these are all for him, huh-uh. i don't know what would go wrong if, look, there he is. he is saying, no, no, no, that's on you, bud. i'm paraphrasing. that's technically what was going on there. i am curious to know what would happen if the guest said, you are america. freedom of the press. i can take the ruthless questions, why can't you take a couple. i don't know who that might be. the way we treat france right now, it might be macron and they would be together again. how can you preach to the rest of the world what you, inside, the pulpit, can't live by? you preach the congregation but you don't live by those things. that is the height of hypocrisy, which is something this particular administration keeps getting hit with. >> that's right. now, you have reporters who are finally upset by this, ed o'keefe and steve portnoy and jennifer jacobs from bloomberg. they were all so upset. where were you when biden was hiding in the basement demanding he answer questions during the campaign. i would be on air force one with the president for five rallies and president biden would call in at nine. where were you? now, you can complain. hey, you kind of made the way for this. >> it also might be too little too late. who is the final arbiter. they lodged the complaint with the white house? that's going to happen, he is going to come out and say, i'm sorry, guys, i'll answer question now. he is not. this is on the heels of an administration and a then cammer who really criticized the prior at min administration for vilifying the media. this president came out, current one, and said how dangerous it was to impede the media in any way. not only has he been anything but transparent. he is, frankly, embarrassing on this national stage with how he reacts to and treats the media. that's not a leader. that's some feeble old man who is cowering away from the media while the uk prime minister looks on in surprise and, frankly, indignation. is that how you interact with the free press? >> apparently under his watch. my top wrangler in the white house, margo martin, she was excellent. there was also some complaints about how aggressive the wranglers were at pushing the reporters out of the room. >> i think it was obvious they had been told to drown out all questions. they barely let boris finish the sentence and didn't allow any pause in between. i would say it is too aggressive. always stop and see if the president wants to take question. at least let him hear the question. even our australian allies there are noticing. let's pop up the tweets. australian reporters were surprised by biden's press team. an aussie journalist asked them whether white house wranglers were always so strict in ushering the pool out without questions. it seems like the world is noticing. >> i agree with your wrangler, margo. the thing that struck me most about that scene yesterday was the staffers yelling over a prime minister. we are talking about a foreign head of state, one of our closest allies in the world. i don't know about you, kayleigh. i can't think of a situation where you or i or our staff would yell over a foreign head of state. it is not only disrespectful to the american media but really disrespectful to the prime minister. it is the pattern we have seen that you showed in the clips earlier. whether it is president biden not being allowed to answer questions by his staff, whether it is cutting off his microphone, i'm glad that the press corps is finally speaking out about this. it is troubling. the president of the united states should be able to determine if he can answer questions and never, ever should you be yelling over a foreign head of state. it is beyond disrespectful. >> never. apparently, after this, all the reporters rushed to jen saki's office and i have been in there when reporters have rushed in and they do it often. i would have an answer for them. jen saki, when they asked her about it, what happened when she wasn't in the room for the bilateral. i, as press secretary, was always there but not just me and also a deputy oftentimes. what was she doing? 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>> i know. i sang a line of it last week. i sing a lot more than a line if i'm in the car. i would be belting it. >> kayleigh, when i listen to that music it is distracting. i can see how it would be distracting but that's what energizes us. the best thing is to drive to the soundtrack of your life. >> you are totally right. when i drive in my car, i'm a very slow, bad driver, full disclosure. if you put that on, my foot goes down on the gas. i did a radio interview in my car too. that was really perplexing. i'm a bad driver and i ended up getting lost and doing the radio. >> officers have reported that drivers' defenses of driving too fast with a lead foot was, i'm sorry, i got carried away with this awesome song. >> i don't think i would blame coldplay but they have lyrics but it is kind of mellow. i want to go back to the part where you were dancing down sixth avenue. you kind of glazed over that. that was worth spending some time on. >> yes. >> don't you love when you are driving and you feel like you are starring in your own movie, because you have a soundtrack that you like to jam too. i don't think that's a bad thing. i don't get distracted. if i do, i don't notice. i tend to drive -- well, i'm 55. what do you think i drive like? 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