have pelosi and schumer lost control of their caucuses? todd: conditions at the tent city into rio, texas being compared to a third world country as dhs admit nation migrants are being released into the with the secretary failed to answer how many. jillian: griff jenkins in washington. even democrats are condemning biden's border policy. >> reporter: bipartisan condemnation. the administration saying one thing and doing another. secretary mayorkas says migrants are returned when the cross, his own agency confirms they are not being expelled and are being released in the us with orders to appear immigration office in 60 days. all family units and women claiming to be pregnant are freed, mayorkas is growing tired of being asked about actual numbers. >> you were asked the same question and gave the same answer. you would think you would be better prepared. >> let me share something with you quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day. when i return from yesterday's hearing focused on mission. >> this is conditions under that bridge are rapidly deteriorating, children surrounded by mountains of garbage and even democrats are now angry over how the administration is handling it. >> haitian lives are black lives and if we truly believe black lives matter the biden administration must immediately halt all these deportation of haitian migrants. >> not just unhappy with the cowboys whipping them, i am unhappy with the administration. >> at the white house they are struggling to say whether the president has ever even been to the border. >> is president biden never been to the southern border? >> i will have to look back in my history book. >> into rio, texas, see what is going on. >> the situation at the border is the result of a broken system and the president certainly relies on his experience. >> the crisis far from over, sources tell fox news as many as 20,000 haitians and other migrants are spread through mexico and colombia headed our way. >> the thing that stood out to me is that shocking potential admission by the white house in response to peter doocy's question that over a 50 year career, half a century in politics we haven't found evidence of president biden visiting the southern border. no one apparently asked that question in the mainstream media until now. we had election cycle where candidates are supposed to be very to the highest order, the question was not asked. it is his border crisis and it could fundamentally change our nation and look what are border policies have brought us. look your screen. a third world country in texas. jillian: why does it matter? this is the situation we're dealing with, you haven't seen what is going down there first and even in the extent of his career talking about, 10 years ago you haven't been done at the border to see what customs and border patrol do, what ice agents to enter different divisions of law enforcement do at the border then it is hard to be the be-all end all who also we can make change and make these decisions in this country without that firsthand experience so it matters greatly and a valid question is a valid point. peter doocy was on with sean hannity last night and said up until that point he had gotten a response back from the administration to his question leading me to believe the answer is never but we will see what information comes out today. conditions are just horrific down there. you have family units down there, children, pregnant women literally giving birth to babies in these conditions. listen to what a man by the name of john has to say with the organization the great american cleanup and he talks about the conditions that are happening in that video you see. >> i saw people washing babies in the rio grande. i saw babies breast-feeding babies sleeping in dirt, 107 degrees outside, read and everywhere, the kinds that have four legs walking around naked and afraid, the southern border addition out there. they come and go back and forth from mexico as me and you walk across the street. they told me to my face the reason we are here is because of president biden allowing us to come here. >> there have been more mainstream criticism of president biden on the border a lot of it in the last 48 hours is focused on the incorrect narrative demonizing the brave men and women doing the impossible job of enforcing our law at the border while trying to keep their fellow humans safe. they are not trying to whip migrants on these horses, they are trying to prevent those forces from trampling the migrants but perception seems to matter more than the truth. >> the media how powerful they are. we as conservatives know they are the enemies of the truth, they made this whole story up. the whip incident, there was no whip and there was no incident. there was a border patrol agent on a horse trying to drive people to illegally into the country back onto the other side of the border so we can control our border at this, for a second, why is this a national controversy? because the media said so. >> we will ask ron for tele, former chief of us border patrol and retired acting as director about all this as he joins us later this hour. now to a fox news alert just hours from now, brian laundrie was the last person seen with gabby petito before her body was found. todd: new revelations surface about her final days. >> reporter: the fbi and multiple law enforcement agencies will return in a matter of hours to continue their search as the manhunt for brian laundrie enters the sixth day, 60 officers from 8 law enforcement agencies out here in the rugged and swampy nature reserve searching for the 23-year-old who has been missing since september 14th. authorities are utilizing dive teams to search wastey water on top of cadaver dogs, drones and border buggies to search and navigate the uncommitted that is unforgiving terrain of the nature reserve. >> these guys are law-enforcement partners. they are motivated to find brian landry, ambitious to partner with us, numerous resources and we are trying to cover every acre in this preserve. >> reporter: always happening as new details emerge about an alleged explosive arguments between brian laundrie and waitstaff as he and gabby petito dined in wyoming on august 20 seventh. a couple dining at the restaurant at the time say he appeared to be arguing with a waitress about his bill, the 23-year-old was so aggressive, gabby petito had to apologize for his behavior. and instagram post the restaurant confirmed both brian and gabby were there in late august around the same time gabby was last heard from. the restaurant said it notified the fbi and speaking of, former fbi agent tells us he doubts brian laundrie will be able to survive in this massive reserve with alligators and pythons for any duration. we will see if that is the case as the search continues to play out. >> if he's there, if he's alive, no one knows at this point. todd: the white house blaming the british prime minister boris johnson for president biden's media blackout. >> he:individuals from his press corps without alerting us to that intention in advance. >> is that acceptable for the leader of the free world to repeatedly snub the free press? 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(engine revving) jillian: republican lawmakers moving to impeach president biden is multiple crises concern the white house. >> good morning, broke. >> reporter: president biden dealing with a number of worsening situations at home and abroad, former congressman going as far as to file articles of impeachment against the president. congressman bob gibbs that he could not stand by while biden can commit violations of his oath of office arguing biden's policies are directed responsible for the crisis at the southern border the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan was claimed the lives of 13 us service members. house republicans walked out of an intelligence briefing yesterday, the white house still will not say how many americans and allies are trapped in taliban control country. >> reporter: any intelligence briefing, hundreds of americans still left behind and getting reports of beheadings and themselves. i don't think they know the answers. >> reporter: former ambassador nikki haley is also criticizing the biden administration's failure to condemn the taliban. in an exclusive statement of fox news she said president biden was bold enough to go to the un selectable world on human rights but can't find the courage to call on its members do not recognize the taliban and say america looks weak and pathetic. even fbi director christopher ray is warning of lack of security in afghanistan and the rise of isis k. >> we are concerned there will be an opportunity for a safe haven to be re-created which is something we've seen in the past, allowing foreign terrorist organizations to operate in the region. >> reporter: republicans realize the impeachment effort is likely to be dead on arrival in the democrat-controlled house but they say it shows they want the president of office one way or the other. todd: thanks. jillian: the biden administration points the blame and british prime minister boris johnson at the press is shutdown trying to ask questions. >> the british prime minister in the american oval office, when american reporters tried to call the american president, we - >> the relationship with the united kingdom and prime minister johnson is so abiding we will move forward beyond that but calls on individuals from his press corps without alerting us to that intention. todd: here to react, joe conch a. which is white house think he cannot only prevent our president from speaking but the leaders of other countries as well? >> didn't clear it with jen psaki. the british prime minister needs to ask permission from jen psaki and the president's chief and letters around taking questions. wife the press secretary telling our president he should not answer questions about the drone strike that killed 10 civilians including 7 children ahead of the fda and scientists on booster shots or why he hasn't visited the border as president where it is clearly a crisis. a poll out recently found a majority of americans don't believe president biden, this is their words, competent, focused or effective enough to be president. extremely difficult to reverse those perceptions especially when you have a president that runs from reporters at a time when accountability for his decisions is demanded and gallup had a poll out yesterday, dropped 18 points in the span of three months among independents, people that decide elections, this is a freefall like we've never seen before. more than his press secretary selling his agenda on trillions of new spending or a police reform, he needs to do it and answer hard questions, in the process. if he thinks he can govern the way he campaigned by hiding he will fail and he is feeling in the amount of time it takes to complete a hockey season, nine months in. jillian: so alarming how much those numbers and dropped, favorability ratings not just overall but many different topics, afghanistan, covid, they were able to get away with this during the campaign in the run-up to the election because covid, a lot more restrictions, had them in the basement but now is not the case. america is aware and keenly aware of the fact that he's not taking questions, this is now a thing. no one in the white house can argue this. do you still believe they are still doing it this way? this is their approach? >> there options are you put president biden out there in a situation where it is beyond hand-picked reporters by jen psaki where he has to take questions and makes a bigger mess for himself and hide them from the press and hope the news cycle will take the bad news away. it is not taking it away on four key fronts. inflation and economy skyrocketing crime in american cities, afghanistan, foreign-policy in the us southern border dominating the news cycle. even the media but backed president biden during the campaign can't make it go away by hiding, the fact that jen psaki is the face of this administration, not the president, not the vice president, ask 100 people who the chief of staff is an 94 won't no it is run claim for susan rice running foreign-policy. that is the thing. jen psaki seems to be running this administration and that should be troubling for everybody watching at home. todd: hunter biden laptop story after the mainstream media, literally said it wasn't true. is this revisionist history when it comes to quashing news stories, with that? >> just amazing. traditional media working with social media working with the biden campaign to squash the story and they succeeded. where are those? former senior intelligence officials, every media outlet touted as definitive proof, the hunter biden laptop, the classic earmarks, john brennan, will you go on the news. you will see him on the air at the time the jacksonville jaguars win a super bowl. i went after another bad team. the phillies especially tried to run it again. todd: trevor lawrence will be good but the point is they will never apologize. time, 20 after the hour. in loudoun county, virginia, on critical race. taken on the 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mandates. one navy commander writing a letter claiming risks outweigh the benefits. >> covid vaccinations, taken almost half of the total harm total in the database compared to the unknown long-term impact of the vaccine was the strategic concerns are enormous. jillian: a lieutenant colonel resigning after 19 years in the military. he would rather forfeit his pension then serve two more years under president biden's takeover of the military. >> the freedom of the american people. if i want to i could wiggle my way through the next two years and get my retirement but i have to sacrifice my personal integrity. jillian: he went on to say, quote, he will not contribute to what he says is the fall of this great nation. todd: after becoming the center of critical race theory lowering county's board of supervisors will investigative they should give reparations to black residents. >> we illegally operated segregated schools for 14 years after brown versus board of education. it is time to acknowledge this, examine what happened, atone and provide recompense. todd: fight for schools executive director ian prior says the board leaders are looking to out locate each other. great to see. why does the left exacerbate racial tensions by overcompensating away most of the group at issue doesn't even want? >> that is a great question. we are looking at close to 70% of americans disagree with. it is quite fascinating to see the loudoun county school board engaging in this kind of study. i suspect given in the middle of a gubernatorial election to motivate people and fly under the radar, doesn't have to answer the degrees of that but the fact of the matter is i don't think there's 100 people in loudoun county, maybe people would angrily type away when they wake up in 7 hours. todd: has the county said how it would implement this? >> know, great question. 31% 11 county made up. people who were not here, talking desegregation. will they pay for this? what about people who moved to latin county, they fought to end slavery, what about mixed-race individuals? you will only get a fourth of this payment or an eighth of this payment, completely unworkable, ridiculous and divisive. todd: the more we shine a spotlight on loudoun county the more loud and county double down on that. >> reporter: if they wanted to make up for segregation in school. 16% and 11 county, they allow $16 to travel with the student to educational savings account and allow parents to use that money to go to any school they want in the county, private schools, catholic schools or whatever, governed by their zip code, and students to be funded which is currently what we are doing. i don't see it as a serious proposal. it is political. a way to motivate the base during elections and is cynical. heather: are better ways and reparations to address the past. give kids the ability to go to school of their choice, it is so important now more than ever. thanks for getting up with us. we appreciate it. jillian: a prolonged storm slamming the midwest with rain for most of wednesday. over 190,000 without power in michigan after strong winds battered the state. todd: in the northeast will fit the area with thunderstorms. janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. >> janice: a big cold front stretches of forest texas helping to bring showers and thunderstorms to the area that don't need to see any more rain across the northeast and mid-atlantic where several tropical systems move in. we will see this front sneak across the eastern third of the country with flooding advisories in the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast including new york city. be on alert. we can see flash flooding today. know what to do there is a water warning in that area. across the great lakes that counterclockwise spin and the associated cold front pushing across the region. at a bit warmer than average temperatures and we will feel more fall like the next couple days. the severe risk today of damaging wind and flash flooding as i mentioned, maybe an isolated tornado. a couple miles here, peter, what was left of rose and tropical depression 18 is going to become sam and perhaps a major hurricane. this time of year we see cold front moved through the area that helps to curve the storms. hopefully that is going to happen. a major hurricane getting sort of close, we will keep you posted. todd: when will the mail names this year sound like the name of your friend's dads, we have fred, sam, pete, they all seem like i'm going over to billy's house, sam will drive me home. >> janice: not in charge of the names, that is the world meteorological organization. jillian: witching is happening. >> janice: i will call them up. busy today. todd: 31 after the hour, communities mourning the death of gabby petito as the search for brian landry intensifies. jillian: we have those emotional tributes and latest development and this tragic case when we come back. orative herbal sleep to people who were 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part we know firsthand the impact gabby have on so many lives, we grieve alongside the schmidts as the family is ready to take real action against the attorney representing the family of gabby's boyfriend brian laundrie. he was reportedly using gabby's picture to promote his business. on long island blue-ribbon, the community mourns the 22-year-old graduated from the high school in 2017. >> i can feel what the parents feel because i lost a daughter five years ago so i know what they feel like. >> he seemed like an innocent sweet girl and we all felt like she was our daughter. jillian: as you saw in that video there were blue ribbons lining the fence behind me. gabby's mother to represent caveats eyes, and they plan to shine a light for gabby tomorrow night at the blue point nature preserve where people can light candles, pick those candles up here between 2:00, and 6:00 :00 pm. todd: thanks. jillian: a family friend of the petitos, jen mcnamara. last we spoke, there hadn't been any answers, it is a much different situation and sorry for the loss, you were close friends with gabby's mother in the family, sorry for the loss. those ribbons we saw behind ashley and her live report, your foundation was lining the streets with those ribbons before the announcement was made. can you tell you why you decided to do this? >> we felt we needed to have an outward show of support for the petito family, they are very loved here, this communities very tightly close community and we wanted to show families in the world gabby is in our hearts and we love her and miss her. jillian: tell me how the news of the body discovered and the results of the autopsy, how was that news received by her family and you and other family friends in the community? >> i can't speak for the family. i can speak for myself and the community based on what i heard. everybody is heartbroken. this is a daughter in our community. many of us are parents and we are all heartbroken. jillian: beautiful young girl. what brings closure when you have such an enormous loss? you suffered the loss of your husband. i know you can speak to closure, time, and how healing happens in these situations? >> i don't know that there is ever closure. for me when i am able to speak my husband's name when people tell me stories about him and talk about him it brings a warmth to my heart and that is important in my healing process and that is what i'm hoping we can do for gabby's family. to remember, cannot forget is the most important thing going forward. >> reporter: it must bring comfort to so many people in your community seeing how many people's lives this young beautiful girl was able to touch, the world, the country was looking for her. people wanted answers and people still want answers as to where brian is and what he knew, what his family knew but this girl touched so many people. incredible to live a life where you are able to touch that many people. >> she was an incredible free spirit, adventures, artistic, creative, her smile was infectious, her eyes were beautiful and she had a beautiful soul, the type of person that does capture the interest of so many people. jillian: going back to those ribbons we saw her mother had chosen to cover because they matched the color of her eyes which it is hard not to see pictures of those ribbons and get emotional and thinking about that sentiment. >> difficult putting them up. we did it because a number of community members, we did it late at night and we took video of it and i watched the video and i drive into town and i get very emotional. jillian: thanks for joining us, beautiful thing you are doing, appreciate your time. >> thank you. todd: republican candidate and army veteran shares his side of the story after being violently removed from a hearing in nevada. hear from him next. turmoil in the democratic party threatening to derail the president's spending plan as pelosi and schumer lost control. cheryl casone on that. ♪♪ 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>> we are in a pivotal period of our negotiations. he sees his role as uniting and working to bring together people over, agreement on a path forward. jillian: senator chuck schumer ignoring his own party's issues slamming republicans again. >> you want to avoid a default, republican colleagues, vote yes. to avoid a government shutdown, vote yes. >> reporter: moderate dems want infrastructure, $3.5 trillion bill, bernie sanders wants them tied together, that was the agreement. congressman steve scalise sees cracks in the plan saying it is the tax-and-spend reconciliation bill and senate infrastructure bill are inextricably linked. therefore we will be whipping against both measures to stop democrats from an acting $5 trillion in social spending. and to spend the nation's debt limits and by the way, $20 trillion, no one thinks this is a good idea and financial markets. >> big booster news. the fda backing boosters for those over 65, younger adults with compromised immune systems and 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produced opost earthquake. so. [broken audio] everybody that was in the pipeline, they were already in the hemisphere, they decided to come to the united states and so here we are. we have the equivalent of a shanty town on the banks of the rio grande river in del rio, texas. jillian: the images we are seeing in the drone video and reporters from the ground and stories telling you pregnant women giving birth to babies in these conditions. you have a lot of people on the other side criticizing the use of whips from some of our law enforcement on horseback but that has been debunked and we have been told that they are reins. there is a still a lot happening here it makes you wonder, ron, are we at the point notify return with this crisis? i can't fathom a scenario in which this is turned around that quickly. >> i think you are right. i don't know how this gets better quickly. then, you think about the condition those agents are in and their families. they have to mix among these 5, one time 10,000 people under that bridge. they have to keep them safe. they have to care for them. bring them food, water, and all of the things that keep them comfortable while they are waiting then they have to go home to their own families. here we are, these politicians all of the sudden they care about what's going on at the border. they use the thinnest excuse possible to turn this from a humanitarian crisis near disaster into something about police brutality or not wanting to use horses to control crowds in our own country at our own border. they need to take a look why this is coming. mexico stopped helping weeks ago as it relates to this grouping. and people can come in the country and like i said earlier, many of them are going to get released into the country if they are caught or encountered by the border patrol. many of my former colleagues are detracted from that group instead of protecting the border keeping drugs out and finding human traffickers they are doing this work instead. todd: get more into the horse whip story as i like to call it sent a letter to border officials over their concerns it read as follows quote we were alarmed to see footage of inhumane treatment of. such abuse of conduct is unacceptable and raises questions about culture, trach and discipline within cbp from carol malone. as a sitting member of congress don't have you an obligation to get your facts straight before you make inflammatory accusation like that? 40 second to you, sir. >> i agree. these are some of the most highly trained agents in all of the border patrol. they didn't get up and ask to go down and work humanitarian crisis at the banks of the rio grand in del rio. that's not what they were there for. they were there to protect the people on the ground there, including those migrants. and so, for people to accuse them of abusing people or inhumane treatment it's ridiculous, they are out there to help serve this country and we ought to be able to show appreciation to them. even folks that are political ought to be thanking them for the work that they do each and every day. jillian: it's unbelievable the work that they have to do. i'm sure they are exhausted as you said they go home to their families. they still have other things they have got to do it's just hard to imagine, ron vitiello thank you for joining us this morning and thank you for joining us. 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