they debate, who knows who wins, people go, they vote and you see what happens. but they would have an idea, they would disagree, the public would hear it, the debate and discourse would take place and then somebody would make a decision you would win, you would lose, the public would make up its mind but now there is no debate because they refuse to let our side speak or to be heard. they don t want debate because we have easy easy victories in a debate is called common sense and other things but it s called common sense so they don t want to do that. the time has come to break up the tech monopolies and restore competition. [cheers and applause] republicans, conservatives must open up our platforms and repeal section 230 liability protection. and if the federal government refuses to act then every state in the union where we have the votes which is a lot of them, big tech giants like twitter, google and facebook should be punished with major sanctions whenever they silenced
spending $86 million to put up migrant families in hotels, john. john: also, sandra, axios reporting as of saturday border patrol held more than 3,300 unaccompanied minors past the legal 72-hour holding period. agents in the rio grande valley released about 150 illegal crossers without giving them a court date. jeff self, a 33-year veteran with customs and border protection standing by for us. sandra: i m looking forward to what he has to say but we begin with grif jenkins live from tijuana for us with an exclusive look inside a migrant tent there. grif, hello. kick things off for us. what are you seeing? good afternoon. sandra and john, remember the day one promise from president biden to undo remain in mexico? it s caused camps like this one in tijuana at the foot of the bridge, the pedestrian bridge to san ysidro, california, to absolutely swell. they saw the people getting loud and waiting for the m.v.p. to go across and that has brought more. we have upward of 1,00
tourists, canada considers the same for any tourists. canada already indicating come monday all public establishments must cut themselves town to 50% down to 50% capacity. all restaurants, bars, theaters must honor this. what to make of all of this. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, and a very, very world worried world at that trying to deal with spikes in omicron in particular that has now gotten one country after another reassessing the need for restrictions. some are just way over the top, others are making people question whether they should get together at all for the holidays. is all of that fair, right or even necessary? we re on top of it all, and you decide what you want to do in response to it all. let s first go to mark meredith in wilmington, delaware, with the president. reporter: neil, good morning to you. both the president and senior white house health officials are issuing stark and dire warnings to unvaccinated americans, letting them know about the
continues to the end of trump area 22 title 42 of the border. a temperate hold on lifting the major at the administration facing pressure from all sides. powerful tornado tearing for the heartland, officials are assessing the damage, fox news team coverage ryan yannis at the border, but first alexandria hoff. president biden said he s not concerned about the possibility of recession right now but quickly followed up saying he is concerned about the possibility of one next year. gdp data shows the economy is shrinking for the first time since the pandemic began. first quarter of 2022, white house press secretary jen psaki pointed to job creation and unemployment. a very low unemployment rate and costs are high and inflation is not where we want it to be, federal reserve continues to reject that and will come down by the end of the year. a trying week for the white house overall, cabinet members were world on capitol hill on gas prices, crime and the southern border. only
ballot also today, we are following the chaos on the coast and gaza. what the israeli military is now saying about the more than 100 people believed to have been killed is crowd rushed a convoy trying to provide food and idf spokesperson will be here welcome to the lead. i m kaitlan collins in for jake tapper today and we start with our breaking news and our national lead and the split screen that is playing out right before our very eyes. both president joe biden and former president donald trump, both down at the southern border right now, is immigration is set to be a major or if not the biggest issue in the 2024 election. any minute now, we expect to hear from former president trump. he s in eagle pass, texas after he s been meeting with members of the state s national guard, eagle pass. you ll recall became the epicenter of that tense standoff between texas and the federal government last month as they fought over who had jurisdiction over that part of the border short