okay. so, let s start. delighted to have you here, the call of the wild west is what i called this. jack london, rugged individualist or socialist? turned out to be both. so, jack london, the most popular writer of his time, even more popular than mark twain, since mark twain was in the twain of his life. jack london was the up and coming major figure, sold a half million copies of books, really a phenomenal character. he was an individualist who spoke out against individualism. he was a capitalist who railed against capitalism. he was a socialist who criticized the socialis. he was a racist who hated racism. now you know who jack london is, very complex character. and so we ll have some time for question and answer. but anyway, i like many of you, perhaps have been fascinated with the novels, stories and life of jack london, the most prolific novelist of the american wild west. there s probably no better eclectic writer than london. he loved as a miner lived and wrote
encounters following the end of title 42. and our correspondent griff jenkins is live along the border in brownsville, texas tra tracking movements on the ground on our end and on the mexico side, griff. griff: aishah and rich, it s hard to track, the numbers are so large, we can show you here where we are, camp monument. this is the tip of the spear, aishah, because right here behind me at this temporary processing site they have processed more than 30,000 migrants since the middle of april, 2,000 every day since i ve been here. you re looking along the levee behind me, the migrants lining up all day long. majority, by the way, 90% are from venezuela. they don t just come during the day. we shot exclusive footage with our thermal imaging night drone. we can show you this as well. you can see at nighttime they come. the u.s. side is on the bottom of your screen. matamoros, mexico on the top and they re bracing remember, title 42 is still in effect right now, but they re bra
and democratic strategist david. gentlemen, welcome to the show. i want to start off with the border. david, i will start with you, you know, immigration is a big problem for the president right now. if you can pop up the poll. 61% according to fox news poll disapprove the job the president is doing and he s getting incoming from all different sides that are very frustrated that this administration was not quite prepared for the end of title 42. some confusing messaging on that and, of course, the last-minute troops to the border. david, this is not an ideal situation for him, is it? well, it s not an ideal situation for any politician and we have many politicians out there saying that immigration is their number one issue but it seems like their number one issue to complain about. president biden put forth comprehensive legislation on immigration his first day in office and he s asking for a bipartisan approach. that s what s going to work. right now the president is actin
stevenson in 1956 winning the popular vote 5 7-42%. this is just under an hour.7-42. this is just under an hour. tonight the presidential campaign of 1956 comes to its dramatic climax. the campaign would have turned president eisenhower to four more years in the white house. you re looking at the white house on this evening of november 5, 1956. just there in front of the executive mansion, is lafayette park. and on the four corner stand the giant strat us of two frenchman, laughat and row sham bow, impression, and great polish general, four who helped win america her freedom. now perhaps in the distance behind the white house, you can see the towering washington monument. those on the very spot, washington had originally selected as a site for a memorial to all those who had fought and died in the revolutionary war. now it s a world landmark to honor him. tonight, citizens for eisenhower/nixon, democrats, independents and republicans re-electing eisenhower and richard m. ni
executive mansion, is lafayette park. and on the four corner stand the giant strat us of two frenchman, laughat and row sham bow, impression, and great polish general, four who helped win america her freedom. now perhaps in the distance behind the white house, you can see the towering washington monument. those on the very spot, washington had originally selected as a site for a memorial to all those who had fought and died in the revolutionary war. now it s a world landmark to honor him. tonight, citizens for eisenhower/nixon, democrats, independents and republicans re-electing eisenhower and richard m. nixon for the final salute in the final hour of the presidential campaign. we re here if the library of the white house. washington himself laid the corner stone of this house. and its first resident, john adams, wrote a prayer that s carved in the mantle of the state dining room. a prayer that moved all the presidentes who followed him. i pray heaven to bestow the best of bl