africa. what does that mean? today in ghana she went to a skate rink and a recording studio. what is happening here is changing the way people kind of enjoy themselves. [laughter] and then kamala talked about freedom and liberty. as you have mentioned, we have had today, this afternoon, a wide ranging discussion. we have discussed a number of important topics, including the importance of concepts and priorities, such as freedom and liberty. jesse: kamala finally got to the real reason she is in africa. the will the will of my focus on the continent the next few days will be on increasing the relationship, particular from u.s. private sector for investment on the continent of africa. knowing that it will generate prosperity to the benefit not only to the people on this continent but the people in my country as well. prosperity for your country and my country. what does africa that kamala wants so bad? joe and kamala promised to america green. they can t do that witho
capitol and white house correspondent kevin corke. kevin good evening. good evening trace. there is a group of house republicans seeking to impeach alejandro mayorkas for his failure, they say, to stop essentially an invasion of illegal aliens into this country and the willful disregard for the rule of law along our southern border. representative andy vigg talked to him from the border state of arizona said he s going to file articles of impeachment against mayorkas saying the failure to even reasonably attempt the nonstop flow of illegal migration is not negligence and it s not by accident and wholeheartedly his colleagues agree. the secretary of homeland security said the border is closed. the border is secure in march of 2021. was that true then? no. is it true now? no. democrats argue now is not the time to cast blame for the problem but to work together to solve it in a bipartisan fashion. to which republicans say, hard cheese. all i m saying is last congr
as california deals with deadly flooding, countless mudslides and a sinkhole that swallowed two cars. we begin with a classified documents that found in a forme office of joe biden and the president is i finally talking. matt then has breaking details. trays, today at a north american summit in mexico after dodging questions from reporter for two days, the president responded by the first time about classified documents at that his attorneys that found i his think tank office. people know i take classifie documents and information seriously. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to lear that there were any government records that were taken there t that office. are turned over the boxes in th archives. were cooperating fully. tonight, republicans are demanding to know why classifie documents believed to be taken from the white house were found at biden s university of pennsylvania think tank back in november before the midterms. yet, that discovery was not re
disappear from store shelves plus even among core groups of people who voted for him. were going to break down all th chaos. a bombshell revelation at the michael sussman trial. campaign manager testifying under oath that the democratic nationally personally approving giving allegations to journalists. plus franklin graham montour of the uk. on why he is being he said his message is really about the first pick another blow to the biden demonstration after a federal judge alters vital tort fortitude to stay in place for now. joining us now from our newsroo with the very latest on that. it has been in place for mor than two years it looks like fo now that title 42 will be aroun even longer. the biden ministration plan to roll back the order on monday but a federal judge in louisian has decided otherwise. and the judge cited with 24 states and said the states proved would cause immediate an irreparable harm. judge roberts several hayes processing facilities that woul then
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