i m harris faulkner along with emily campagno and kaleigh mcenany and carley shimkus. we knew they were not going to let that, and the optics were horrible for this administration. they housed mostly haitian migrants for weeks. but the crisis is not nearly over. thousands of people and migrants are waiting to be released into the united states. tweeting this, his shirt reads: biden please let us in. over the weekend, the secretary actually told us how many his department has let actually stay here. how many of them, well, first, how many have been released into the u.s.? they are released on conditions and i think that it is approximately 10,000 or 12,000 or so. that have been released? yes. and the numbers got bigger after they were moved out of that bridge. no, it is 174 and i m not focused on that number, though. i m focused on 1.5 million. well, it is a stunning amount of people. it is catch and release. they say that the border is shut down and locked down. n
people that remember inflation. they are remembering those times or if you are knew to this it packs a punch especially at the grocery store. the fastest spike in more than four decades and will draw a forceful response from the federal reserve. bill: a series of rapid rate hikes. a recession could be triggered and we don t want that. dana: the white house tried to get out in front of this blaming the war in ukraine. numbers tell a different stories. prices are on the rise since biden took office. maria bartiromo on deck with analysis. we begin at the white house with peter doocy. good morning. good morning. white house officials had people bracing for a bad number. it turned out to be worse. we have it on the screen. prices are up 8.5% since last year, 1/10% higher than projected. food and energy are driving the spike. if you strip them out the so-called core inflation number is better than expected. a 6 1/2 rise in prices since last year. the prices have been rising s
dana: anarchy in el paso. a stampede of migrants trampling a group of national guardsmen. a snapshot of a crisis that continues to be unchecked. good morning i m dana perino. bill hemmer has the day off today. good morning. jacque: the guards were trying to break the migrants into smaller group and some mentor through razor wire and rushed them. dana: authorities charged at least one of the migrants are assault. new york post dubbing it an onslaught. jacque: there was a new york reporter who witnessed it. griff jenkins key white house. let s go to nate foye in eagle pass. good morning. so far at least one migrant is charged with assaulting a texas national guard soldier after a group of over 300 migrants, many single adult men from venezuela, pushed past the national guardsmen and rushed the border wall in el paso. take another look. [shouting] the migrant charged with assault is accused of pushing the texas national guard soldier down and trampling over him. te
the legal front. david, nice to see you, good morning. if you thought the tension on capitol hill was palpable regarding republicans and their efforts to get information from the white house and white house counsel s office or d.o.j. regarding hunter biden, you should check it out today. it is more intense. republicans are constantly being stonewalled when it comes to getting information regarding their investigation. their separate congressional invest into the president s son, hunter biden. expect his legal team to be at it once again this week working with the department of justice, u.s. attorney david weiss in delaware on a revised plea deal or one that provides more information to federal judge mary ellen the judge who refused to they ignore request for information. some republicans say they want transparency but that also requires cooperation. i believe based on what i m seeing, these appointees are running interference and essentially protecting not only hunter
deals. bill: at least one lawmaker accuses the d.o.j. trying to intimidate archer after prosecutors filed a letter on saturday pushing him to report to prison for an unrelated fraud conviction. new york post cover, arch enemy. dana: critics say timing is suspect but archer is expected to power through. according to miranda devine she said the stakes could not be higher. there is enormous pressure on devan archer. he has had to go into hiding. what he has to say is a bombshell. dana: congresswoman nancy mace is a member of the committee interviewing archer and we ll talk to her in a moment. first to chad pergram on the hill. good morning. we re standing outside the o neill office building where devon archer will arrive at 10:00 talk to house investigators not under oath for four hours. between 10:00 and 2:00 today. we re told they will discuss new bank records they have from ukraine, kazakhstan and russia. devon archer has avoided testifying three times but he will