hearing from kyrsten sinema about it. lives in d.c., welcome back to the show, friend. good to be back. i know, i miss you guys. good morning to you and everyone out there. democrats truly feel like the tide is turning for them on a couple of fronts. that includes gas prices. we are now seeing 50 days into what remains a fast decline in gas prices in over a decade prices are coming down even as putin s work puts pressure on global energy supplies. okay, so yes, we are not paying $5 a gallon anymore but we are still paying $4.13 today and still more than we were paying a year ago. meanwhile, the democrats to pass $740 billion claimant spending plan but they have one big hurdle. you are looking at her, arizona kyrsten sinema from excess reporting she is worried about 15% corporate tax piece and whether it will trickle down to workers. get this, she is also calling for more climate spending. a big thing in her state of arizona. reminder, 400 billion in climate spending in
Exactly how many votes were there. kevin mccarthy was never known whether the web for majority leader for being a good vote counter. nancy pelosi could vote the votes down to the end and i think when you look at the school board right now 19 republican members voted against him and people thought this was going to go to a second ballot anyway, but without that number would be a lot lower, is kevin mccarthy has not been able to whip his conference to support him here that is a major disconnect and that shows this chasm that starts at the beginning of the 118th congress and we get to passing bills. how are they going to keep the government open and say september or the end of september when the government next needs funding? how will they vote to get something out of committee? vote to impeach alejandra may work us which is something they suggested, the dhs secretary. how do they deal with the debt ceiling? they can t pass all these other big bills or resolutions or
Ask, how much time are you spending at the school board meetings whence death rates through the roof? why is that acceptable but there is nothing being done to prevent people from intimidating supreme court justices? that is a good question to ask when law on the books that we haven t heard answer, to my knowledge, in fact, encouraged to break that law. so, he has a lot of questions and a lot of work to do today. there a results of this, jonathan senator lindsey graham four whether republican senators sent a letter to dhs secretary alejandra may work is because the terrorist to sneak across the southern border. especially from afghanistan and the killing of the leader of al qaeda and here is what the senator had to say on this, watch. speak with the 9/11 attack or hw could an attack on the united states be successful
Midterm elections. and here is what a lot of folks in congress, whether democrats or republicans refused to acknowledge, democrats are afraid to talk about border security, and republicans are afraid to talk about establishing a path to legal status. this is going to get more heated through the course of the day. secretary of homeland security alejandra may work us to testify on he ll today and tomorrow. todd and carley. todd: doug lose later life for us, let s bring in mark mark dannels and border of security. you will be testifying later today but the bigger issue, i think is has the left quite frankly achieved their goal of open borders? good morning, todd and the answer to that is yes, they have you look at the staggering numbers over the last 14 months a number we haven t seen in 20 years on this border and continues to get worse.