eric: thank you for joining us in the fox news channel, i m eric sean. west virginia democrat joe manchin bucking his party as tradition and sinking the crisis of climate change and manchin is a no. he says inflation is way too high to okay more spending. president biden now promising, quote, executive action but manchin s defiance would lead to catastrophic warming by the planet by west virginia senator ignoring the looming crisis threat. meantime the president continues to face criticism of the fist bump with mohammad bin salman on what was achieved in the saudi visit. aishah hosnie. hey, aishah. aishah: the president has returned home without any solutions and facing criticism from members of his own party for what is happening here and abroad. first off, let s start with the president s build back better agenda in carves thanks to joe manchin, senator tanking any hopes of funding for energy in the package. progressives are mad about this. manchin is willing to pass a smal
better back in question as democratic joe manchin deals a crushing blow to newest proposal. fox team coverage. let s start off with aishah live with the latest from the white house, hi, aishah. aishah: good afternoon to you, the president returned late last night to growing frustration among americans and members of his own party on a wide variety of issues. let s start with the build back better agenda now on ice thanks to joe manchin, west virginia senator tanked any hopes for climate or energy funding in august at least blaming rising inflation. progressives are angry over this but manchin is willing to pass a smaller package to lower prescription drug costs and extend healthcare subsidies. the president vowing telling the senate to take manchin s deal and lever climate and energy to him in executive orders. meantime new fox news polling shows biden s approval rating at dismal 30%, 31% approving of job on the economy and 25% on inflation. this as the price of groceries, ho
Latest numbers. agents encountered more than 207,000 migrants. total number of encounters so far this fiscal year topping last year s total with 3 months still to go. matt finn in the border in eagle pass, texas. it s 11:15 and our crew has seen two groups of migrants cross into the united states, men, women and children. we all know the drill by now. some of them may be deported under title 42, others may be given notice to appear. some may appear and some we may never see again and also custom and border patrol also announcing to seizure of nearly $700,000 of cocaine in a single bust this week in laredo, texas. agents say a drug-sniffing dog discovered the cocaine that was hidden in a tractor trailer with shipment of air-conditioning parts from mexico. and the u.s. government just released numbers saying cocaine busts were up 25% in june compared to may. also texas governor greg abbott
Venezuela and some of them seem like they are very tired and faces are hot from the sun, 92 degrees with high level of humidity, of course, it s southern texas. we watched as the state trooper gave instructions to the migrants in spanish telling them that they ll be processed. you ll see the migrants are being placed in the shade by law enforcement here. they are going to be given water, some of them look like they desperately need water. there are men, women, very young children, babies, mothers carrying infants across the rio grande. the state trooper when she told the group they were going to get water, some of them shouted back water, water. agents say a drug-sniffing drug discovered cocaine hidden in tractor trailer, shipment of air-conditioning parts from mexico. cocaine busts are up 25% in june
It was part of a series of cocaine busts over the last few weeks. in all 26,000 pounds seized worth an estimated $350 million. tonight there s growing concern about vaping after eighteens were hospitalized for serious lung damage. nbc s joe fryer has that story for us. reporter: at children s hospital of wisconsin, eighteen agers have been hospitalized with severe lung damage in just the past month, and doctors suspect vaping is to blame. symptoms, extreme coughing, fatigue, and shortness of breath. vaping is causing harm to our kids. and we want that message to be loud and clear. reporter: state officials say vaping is the common thread among the eighteens, but they ve yet to determine if a specific device or substance was the cause. with an estimated 3.6 million teens and preteens vaping last year, health officials and parents worry it s a trend moving in the wrong direction. this week vaping was front and center in congress for a hearing focused on the popular ecigarette brand