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morning. i needed somebody to pull me up. judge jeanine: did they have to pull you by your legs? bret: they did. see you, good night. good evening. i m bret baier, 800 a day. that s the number of known got-aways at the southern border as texas officials and the biden administration continue to babletion battle over the border crisis. this comes as washington lawmakers try to reach a deal on dealing with the influx of migrants coming across the border. we have fox team coverage tonight. chad pergram on capitol hill as congressional republicans really turn on each other over the immigration legislation. but we begin with correspondent dana marie nickel with the latest. good evening, dana marie. we have new numbers from the southern border shows a stunning number of migrants slipping through border patrol on a daily basis. border patrol sources tell fox news there s been nearly 100,000 got-aways at the border so far this fiscal year. that s an average of 800 migr ....
That really celebrated, brought to the forefront the celebration of d-day. of course, ike had visited there but it also had been a little more quiet on june 6th on those anniversaries. your dad went there on the 40th anniversary, gave a famous speech about the boys of pontahawk and every d-day forward it seems americans have paid greater and greater attention to it. you have set up the walkway to victory, which victory in what is a village with an extraordinary connection to those remarkable days in june of 1944. tell us about the walkway to victory and the veterans that it honors. well, it was the first town freed by america on the morning of d-day. it is the 181st and 182nd ....
Barbara starr is live at the pentagon. this question is we re hearing from the politicians, what are you hearing from people in the military? so far quite interesting. no public statements from any senior u.s. military commanders from the defense secretary. they have not come out in public so far. and either explained or defended the president s action. president trump now offering a new reason why he wants to be done with the kurds. the kurds are fighting for their land, just so you understand. and as somebody wrote in a powerful article today, they didn t ep us in the second world war. they didn t help us with normandy. the kurds didn t help with normandy. one can only come to their own conclusions about what the president thought the kurds were doing in june of 1944 during the allied invasion. the problem now is what does happen next? there are still thousands of ....
Important job done. and so those oxford scientists flew over here and went to the u.s. government. they went to the best place in the world to try to pull off this big scientific leap. they went to the u.s. department of agriculture to the research lab of the agricultural research service at the usda. there they unpacked their freeze dried vials of this mold and they got to work figuring out how to devise a method for industrial scale production of this medical treatment they had just invent eed based on penicillin. the scientists got to work on it immediately. they tried a gozillion different things and ultimately in short order, they did it. they were using 10,000 gallon vats and obscure corn sugars and different temperature and humidity controls. by the time u.s. soldiers were joining the allied land invasion of europe on d-day, june of ....
The u.s. government. they went to the best place in the world to try to pull off this big scientific leap. they went to the u.s. department of agriculture, to the northern regional research lab of the agricultural research service at the usda. they unpacked their freeze-dried mold and got to work figuring out how to devise a method for production of this medical treatment they just invented based on penicillin. and the scientists at usda got to work on it immediately. they tried a gazillion different things and in short order they did it. they were using 10,000-gallon vats and obscure corn sugars and different types of temperature and humidity controls. by the time u.s. soldiers were joining the allied land invasion of europe on d-day in june of 1944, part of what the u.s. and the allies had on their side in the war effort were tens of ....