i think they re doing a good job keeping the lines moving. yeah, the holidays. they re waiting for us. get tsa precheck. i m not sponsored with united but get it. it makes everything easier. kansas city. go to kansas city. kansas city here i come. pretty crazy. we sat in the customed line a long time and missed our connecting flight. here early. it s busy right now. neil: all right. they are off. today shaping up to be the busiest day of the holiday season, maybe the entire year. the tsa expecting 2.5 million flyers to be screened each day through the start of the new year. one industry group is saying that will be chump change. it will be busier than that. whether it s by air or road, get ready for a busy your world. we take off now. see what i did there? we take off now. all on basic cable. welcome. i m neil cavuto. let s go to my buddy outside chicago o hare. garrett tenney with what he s seen of the crowds and the build-up. what s going on, garrett? yeah,
enormous, four times, 200,000 people. that s just since we got into the christmas month of december, folks. not even over yet this month. many of them taking advantage of places where the border wall is broken or damaged by the cartels. this is my current fascination with this story. because the smugglers and the cartels just go out there and they cut through the fence. there s so many holes in the fence right now that workers work to fix them and they ve done it so many times that the washington post says parts of the barrier look like something out of a sculpture garden or mad max movie. joining me now, former new york republican congressman, lee zeldin along with the five co host jessica tarlov. we ll take you to the border. bill melugin with his live coverage today in lukeville, arizona. hi, bill. hi, martha. good afternoon. you re right. the border wall here gets cut every day. doesn t matter how many times border patrol fixes it. this is what happens when there s
hello and welcome to the programme. over the next half an hour we ll bring you some of the exclusive interviews and original stories that we have brought to you over the last year. adam deacon ended up being sectioned after threatening people including his former mentor. he was later diagnosed with having bipolar disorder. he went to meet stephen fry to discuss the impact the condition has had on their lives, jobs and friends. he was one of the main people yewtree being. you had quite a public. yes. i almost certain that i would have been diagnosed as attention deficit disorder as a child. look at my school reports, disruptive, brilliant, annoying, never stopping to speak. i went to prison for complicated reasons. and then i thought everything was fine for top and that is really when it all started to go wrong. i realised that i was somehow prey to these terrible moods so when it came. i was in a play and i booked out and everything collapsed, my confidence, the general feeli
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