Of an illegal immigrant, allegedly. If he was the one behind it, there were plenty of opportunities for Border Officials to arrest him and send him back to venezuela. They never did so. There were a lot of cracks in the system. He was able to buck the system and allegedly pull this off. What do you think of how this was handled . Well, thats whats so frustrating about this whole thing, neil. Really when you think about when and where it started in 2022, this guy came across the border. You know, for over two years now myself and a lot of other republicans governors have been saying, we have mass migration happening at the southern border, illegal immigration. We have a situation where this persons arrested in new york and is released and then theyre arrested again, in georgia and released and nobodys checking him. You have someone illegal breaking our laws. They should have been deported and now we have, you know, unfortunately in a horrific crime, a dead 22yearold. Neil and the georgi
democrat governor kathy hochul bolstering security after weeks of protests targeting key transportation hubs. much more on what officials are bracing for. but first, fox on top of the over the top numbers to close out 2023 at the border. migrant encounters hitting an all-time high. and on wall street, stocks hitting a series of highs, and on the campaign trail where tensions on both sides couldn t be higher. donald trump getting banned from another tate ballot. state ballot. meanwhile, republican presidential candidate nikki haley is here on that as the first big contest in two key states closes in. many. david: and good saturday morning to everyone. i m david asman in for neil cavuto, and this is cavuto live. first to the record-breaking number ifs at the border. griff jenkins is here to break it down for us. good to have you in new york, but you ve got new numbers from the border. yeah, david, it s really remark remarkable, we re going to end the year with the south
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we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend our interests and our people with every measure an my command.e will make you pay. and we will continue the mission to get our our allies out. even after what today was the most deadly day for u.s. forces in afghanistan since the worst day of the war and the worst day in special forces history, thatd day ten years ago this month.hah joining us now is congressman jason crow. as an army ranger in the 82nd airborne, tes a member of the intelligence community committee and armed services committee. he s also spear headed efforts in congress to speed up processing of visas for afghans who helped u.s. troops during our long war there. congressman, sir, thank you so , much for making time to be here tonight. i know it s a tough day. thanks, rachel.a it is a tough day and i join yog in extending our sympathy to the families of those we lost. t
the islamic and non-islamic populations they lord over. they charge fines, civil penalties. what do they do with the money? dispatch sleeper agents into nonisis held territory, equipped with $300,000. they say, find your own battalion, or infiltrate an existing one, and with all that wealth, you can sort of creep your way to the top, and before long, you ll be the top commander, the brigade command e and whether they realize it, you manipulate them and steer them in our direction. that s how they took over a third of syria. raising questions about what it means for the u.s. and others who want to support different factions, who exactly are they supporting. do they really know who they are supporting? michael weiss, a fascinating article, in the daily beast, michael, thank you. sure, my pleasure. just ahead, the biggest challenge in the battle against