coliseum behind me. these problems are a byproduct of president biden s open border policies and the lack of planning for the fall out from those disastrous policies. sean: now, remember governor abbott s child protective services have been denied access to even check on these children and the facilities. it is basically saying that they have become rape and torture abuse centers. kids, 14 feet off of walls, left in the most unsanitary conditions in these cages. overcrowded. is there a time you re going to pay attention and stop the abuse, go down to the border, address what is a self-inflicted catastrophe? children are allegedly being sexually abuse. any american day care center that remotely resumed these disgusting conditions, if they ever had pictures like this coming out of a day care center, they would be shut down immediately and the people responsible arrested for child abuse. biden should interview immediately and stop child speetwo seven and the abuse of migrants.
huddled with the cabinet secretary in charge of border security and in charge of migrant shelters. and he told them the u.s. government effort to fix the mess at the border will be led now by the vice president kamala harris. i think she is the most qualified person. two days after laughed off a question about a border trip. not today. [laughter] she became the point person for talks of mexico, guatemala, and honduras. speak with the people of our countries, i believe, need to help stem the tide. after weeks of denying request from the press with unaccompanied kids being held, the administration led a small group of press on a tour hhs shelter they picked. president biden thinks places are filling up because of natural disasters, drug trafficking and trunk. there is a new surge in dealing with the last administration. but it is our responsibility to deal with it humanely and to stop what is happening. the president of mexico disagrees. this is happening because of
monumental turning point with the administration of the first shots and nationwide mass vaccination program. one that many experts say that could never happen this year. details on all of that shortly but as we mentioned just moments ago the president s attorney general saying he s leaving, handing in a resignation letter on the president excepting it chief white house correspondent john roberts is here with all the breaking specifics, good evening, john. good evening to you, it was a surprise but no shock and no secret that the president has not been particularly happy with the attorney general in the last few weeks, first of all when bill barr said but the interview with the associated press that to date he had not seen evidence of election fraud on a scale that would overturn the results of the election. the president not particularly happy about that. bill barr had to come out and say we are still investigating reports of election fraud but when it came known late last
good evening once again i m in for stephanie ruhle. tonight, russia s escalating the battle to control eastern ukraine as the war enters day 57. putin s war has brought a devastating attacks to the region particularly in mariupol. that has been under siege since the start of this war. russian forces are closing in. and ukrainian president zelenskyy says more than 100,000 civilians are trapped amid the fighting. [interpreter] this situation in mariupol is worsening. unfortunately, so far we are not able to achieve a positive result there. our troops are now defending hundreds of wounded and civilians. some civilians have taken shelter inside the basement of the sprawling steel plant. along with ukrainian fighters who are holding out against russian attacks. today there was an effort to open a humanitarian corridor and evacuate civilians in mariupol. but ukrainian officials said it did not work as planned. nbc s matt bradley has the latest from ukraine. tonight new images
devastating attacks to the region particularly in mariupol. that has been under siege since the start of this war. russian forces are closing in. and ukrainian president zelenskyy says more than 100,000 civilians are trapped amid the fighting. [interpreter] this situation in mariupol is worsening. unfortunately, so far we are not able to achieve a positive result there. our troops are now defending hundreds of wounded and civilians. some civilians have taken shelter inside the basement of the sprawling steel plant. along with ukrainian fighters who are holding out against russian attacks. today there was an effort to open a humanitarian corridor and evacuate civilians in mariupol. but ukrainian officials said it did not work as planned. nbc s matt bradley has the latest from ukraine. tonight new images of russian-backed troops surrounding the steel mill in mariupol. ukraine s last stronghold there. and an urgent plea from the ukrainian commander holed up inside. warning