vaccines are providing against the delta variant. we begin with president biden declining approval numbers on immigration. a poll shows biden under water just 35% of registered voters approve of president biden handling ever immigration. his weakest category. i am john roberts and welcome. i am jackie in for sandra smith. the poll comes awaiting new numbers from border patrol. july apprehensions will exceed 210,000. the highest in 20 years. jacqui heinrich. the chief calling the border public the most complicated situation. and standing by for remarks from the dhs secretary mayorkas who was at the border today. the biden administration says the border is closed. but community leaders say their towns are being overwhelmed by migrants. fox news coverage. jonathan hunt is in brownsville, texas, today. we expect secretary mayorkas here at the brownsville station within the hour to answer questions from the press. we asked a one-on-one interview with him for fox. it ma
consequences. are president biden s $1 trillion infrastructure bill hurdle in the senate there are things in this bill no republican should vote for. no defense for. win number five on the 20 1 season for the driver of the 5 kyle larson is going to win. feel the rain on your skin no one else can feel it for you only can you let it in no one else no one else can see the words. steve: live from grand rapids, michigan where currently they have clear conditions, 7 degrees going for a high of 80. if you live in grand rapids it s going to rain this afternoon. just saying scotch guard yourself. ainsley: take your umbrella. hey, will contain. will: good morning. glad to be here. ainsley: how was the weekend. it was pretty good. steve was asking what is that trophy? i was surprised that he did not know that the fox & friends weekend crew competes on everything. the competition yesterday, which ashley strohmier won that trophy. ainsley: good it. will: cake flipping.
cavuto, this is your world. first, to hillary vaughn on where this spending push is coming from. hillary? with all of this money going out the door, the u.s. government says that they need more money to cover the costs or at least more credit to cover it. treasury secretary janel yellen session if congress doesn t raise the limit, they re in trouble. but democrats unveiled their plan for more spending on human infrastructure without plans to raise the debt ceiling. but did include pricey provisions like universal pre-k, a civilian climate corps and a pathway to citizenship. republicans are already blasting it. this is a $3.5 trillion debt bomb launched on society and joe biden s transformation of america. this is a social reformation like we ve never seen before. there s pressure on moderate democrats to make sure that the $3.5 trillion infrastructure plan is paid for, a letter circulating to speaker pelosi pleading with her not to rush a reconciliation package before
election lice whachlt did they learn? the chairman of the committee dick durbin, joins me next. plus millions of americans in danger of losing their homes can now breathe a sigh of relief because one democratic member of congress drove the most powerful person in washington to take action i ll speak to the leader of the protest, congresswoman cori bush, ahead. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is in rewind. for the first time since february, the u.s. is averaging more than 100,000 new covid cases per day. hospitalizations and deaths are also once again on the rise. almost exclusively among the unvaccinated. president biden this week flash nud levels of frustration, rebuking republican governors for standing in the way of vaccine and mask requirements. some governors aren t willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic and should allow businesses and universities who want to do the right thing to be able to do it. i say to these govern
finally pass an infrastructure bill. will they finally be able to get it done? i ll speak with a key republican negotiator, senator bill cassidy, next. attempted coup? an investigation by the top senate committee digs deeper into the plot to push trump s election lies, what did they learn? the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin, joins me next. plus millions of americans in danger of losing their homes can now breathe a sigh of relief because one democratic member of congress drove the most powerful person in washington to take action. sometimes presence makes all the difference. that s what this was here. i ll speak to the leader of the protest, congresswoman cori bush, ahead. hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is in rewind. for the first time since february, the u.s. is averaging more than 100,000 new covid cases per day. hospitalizations and deaths are also once again on the rise. almost exclusively among the unvac