here is america reports . john: president biden will attend the dignified transfer of three american soldiers killed by an iranian proxy attack in jordan. he will face the families as the remains of their loved ones return to u.s. soil. sandra: the moment will be playing out on video, but no audio. we will bring that to you when it plays out as we honor these three soldiers brave service. john: right now, we are waiting to hear from new york governor kathy hochul at an event here in new york city. outrage growing over a migrant mob attack on police officers in times square and now we are learning some of the suspects may have left town. hello, john roberts, good to finally be with you. sandra: in new york city. good to have you here. john: missed you yesterday. sandra: but the show today, and nice to see you last night as well. thanks for joining us, everybody, sandra smith, and we are in new york. this is america reports . immigration on the mind of many voter
welcome to hannity . joint house republicans marked up articles of impeachment against department of homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas. this as biden says he has done all he could possibly do at the border which is as big a lie as him telling us for three years that the border was closed and secure. jim jordan and texas attorney ken paxton will weigh in in a few minutes. also what taylor swift might not know about the democrats that are trying to rule her. i will explain that tonight. also we begin tonight with this. it is time to stop funding the united nations, the who, the wef and get out of the paris climate accords and all these other globalist organizations. why are we supporting these groups? historically the un for example has been anti-american, anti- somatic. the who is the propaganda wing of china during covid. now a new israeli intelligence document spelling out very disturbing allegations against a dozen employees working for a un agency. the unrwa, which by
extradition to the u.s. the rally in iowa has been canceled due to weather bridport governor desantis is in the early presidential caucus state today. first let s go to bill melugin live at the border in brownsville, texas. bill, what is the latest there? brian coming in brownsville for the many cities that declared a state of emergency. brownsville sink thousands of illegal crossings every day this week. massive numbers and as a result of that border patrol i did mass releases. take look this video which are right here in brownsville. large group of migrants mass release walking on the bus terminal here ngo they get assistance with her travel documents. large majority are venezuelan right we caught up with one who said his release in the morning. i m elated and extremely excited. i was released this morning i made it. the mass illegal crossing here in brownsville officially got plugged up because with the state of texas dead. take a look the drum drone team shot to see a g
the minister of humanitarian affairs told journalists that more than 1.3 million people had been displaced in the worst now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. in the increasingly overt struggle between western liberal democracy and authoritarianism, hong kong s position is unique. it is chinese sovereign territory granted special autonomous status under a handover deal done with britain. many hong kongers hoped that deal would guarantee theirfreedoms, but those hopes have been crushed. my guest is ted hui, a hong kong pro democracy politician exiled in australia and convicted in absentia by a hong kong court. has beijing neutralised hong kong s dissenters? ted hui in adelaide, australia, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure to talk to you. you, of course, arejoining me from australia because you fled from your home, from hong kong, in late 2021, and you said you left with a very heavy heart. did you also leave with a sense of defeat? i
my guest is ted hui, a hong kong pro democracy politician exiled in australia and convicted in absentia by a hong kong court. has beijing neutralised hong kong s dissenters? thank you. my pleasure to talk to you. you, of course, arejoining me from australia because you fled from your home, from hong kong, in late 2021, and you said you left with a very heavy heart. did you also leave with a sense of defeat? i don t, because. it s common that people might think that way. it s like an escapist guilt. but as long as i m still fighting, as long as i m still speaking up for hong kong s freedom and democracy, doing my lobbying works and advocacy work, i don t feel that at all. i feel that it s a new battleground for me to speak out so that the world hears hong kong. you fled whilst facing charges. you were on bail. did it come as a surprise to you, what happened to you? cos you d been a legislator in the legislative council, you d been an activist on the streets. i m just wondering