Handloser sandra smith. John and im this is the story. Major stories breaking at this hour, the Supreme Court has just allowed texas to enforce their own state Immigration Law. This is a very monumental decision. And this is in place for now before it goes to the next level of appeals. For the state at this point can start arresting, people suspected of crossing the border illegally while this legal battle over the law continuous. Is called sb for preparedness talk about it a lot in recent days so we will take you live to the border, will get reaction from about the Supreme Court decision and what the impacts will look like in texas coming up momentarily. What first, what happens when two top u. S. Generals in charge of our deadly exit from afghanistan testify for the first time before congress as free speaking, private citizens about what really happened as the talent taliban swept the country and President Biden announced our unilateral pullout. Time in many ways to happen just befor
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disaster in east palestine. not just a lack of leadership but a lack of action. they are creating fireworks on capitol hill as to journalists testified before lawmakers. american population with the disputes. he gives set up! he survives and advances! brian: yeah, that is the place where the cowboys used to be really good. dallas, texas, on that professional football team. but one of the fastest growing cities in the country. why? people love to go to tell us? they don t say i want to buy a home, they build the homes here they build it. it is cheaper than buying someone else s home? ainsley: it is great for shopping, good churches, people, everyone is nice, i love it, great food. i think we should send somebody from our team today. do you want to volunteer? steve: listen i m actually going to dallas later today. life at the american rodeo in arlington just a little west of downtown the big d. ainsley. there are too many people moving to texas. too many people
biden s policies are different, i get that, but reporters pressed its aides, but not the president who takes very few questions, about this grim situation. some journalists are buying the white house explanation the problem is complicated. that s obviously true, but the tone is drastically different. the old media narrative, trump was a heartless hardliner. the new narrative biden means well but faces a difficult challenge. no amount of sympathetic spin can change that joe biden is now responsible. this is media buzz. i m howard kurtz. journalists keep rising the border crisis at white house briefings while the pundits are pointing fingers. so, how are you say that s not a crisis? it doesn t matter what you call it, it is an enormous challenge. it s something front and center for the president. we re just seven weeks into the biden presidency and already he s facing a growing humanitarian crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. the difference here, a lot of these children
thing impacted. it also means the governor, government, will now treat covid like any other respiratory ailment. joining me now is msnbc medical contributor and former obama white house policy director, dr. patel. doctor, it feels like this moment you and i talking we should take a step back and realize, this has been years in the making here. so, grateful we re not where we once were. we also know this has a lot of information, most insurance companies will now stop covering covid tests. data reporting has essentially stopped. one of the changes will we see, and are we in a place where we can comfortably do this? yeah, lindsey, we knew this day would come. i am frequently here it signals a shift. i do think there are some things that we were probably of aware of. millions of americans will probably lose medicaid coverage because during the public health emergency, we had what was called continuous involvement. meaning, states rubble to give flexibilities so that people don t have