more beds, changes the ten-year backlog that in we re many now to weeks before people are deported. the bottom line is, everybody that looks at our bill says it will greatly reduce the flow of the illegals in this country. the american people are done with this. the border has to be secured. the president has the authority right now. he doesn t need another act of congress. he can do it right now. he s unwilling to do it. there s a clear choice for republicans. fix the border or keep chaos at the border because it helps donald trump. it s like they were trying to sell us on gucci. but it s the package in the guy in the alley pulled out of his trunk. that s the equivalent of this border bill. all right. you re looking live at capitol hill where the battle is on and the knives are out. the senate releasing their 118 billion spending bill with aid for ukraine and israel tied to border security. leaders on both sides of the senate say it s the best you re going to get a
look. here is ats. i am a woman sitting at the table wearing a blue blouse. sean: we will play the full cringeworthy remarks coming up. but first we begin with what top economists are calling a perfect storm and it is one for you of pain and suffering. today that consumer confidence index declined for the third straight month that the drop was larger than expected, driving these numbers 91 million of your fellow americans adults were now unable to afford everyday household expenses because of joe biden s inflation and his energy prices. all told 40% of americans are having difficulty just paying their bills including half of all senior citizens that cannot afford essential expenses meanwhile foreclosures are on the rise, new home sales have dropped to a 24 month low, motor vehicles, well, the repo man is back and repossessed at an alarming rate and in the peak of summer, this is sad for kids. i used 11 ice cream truck came by, mr. softy, good humor, even ice cream trucks
Arthur Francis Hayes, 90, of Angelica died May 14, 2024 while rehabilitating from the effects of COVID-19. Art was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, on Aug