extinguishing actions that need to be taken and we have not received an adequate response. we will pressure the government until we expect what we need to manage the expected influgs. ashley: doug luzader has more. doug: scrambling ahead of this thursday deadline on both sides of the border. we ve seen long lines in texas, hundreds of immigrants, that is just a fraction of the thousands that come across everyday. the administration has claimed the border is closed and secure and blaming congress. the president has taken action on this issue of the border since day one and what we re seeing from republican officials and from congress, they want to play politics and not deal with an issue that has challenged us for decades. this is nothing new and challenged us for decades and the president is doing everything in his power and he needs congress to act. doug: the white house says they have been prepared, but the situation is out of control. the chief of border patrol sha
todd: outkick host tomi lahren joins us. what s your reaction when you see that video from our amazing reporters at the border? you hear border officials say hey, if you thought it was bad before, just wait until you see what happens in 72 to 96 hours. what s your reaction to that? yeah. this is just a pregame. this is just the beginning of what it s on and pop and come thursday. i also want to say thank goodness for fox news reporters down there covering this while most of the media turning a blind eye to what has been going on two and a half years. 6 million plus illegal immigrants in this country so far. there is already hundreds of thousands amassing ready to come in after title 42 expires. to say put that in perspective for the audience my home state of south dakota is under 900,000 people. that s over six south dakotas come in the last two and a half years and about one south dakota waiting to come into this country. so, if you don t think this is
conflict in ukraine. one a, talking about the impact on gas prices. how can kamala and pete stand up there at an event on energy and not focus on gas prices? tomi: it is because they are both taken deaf and they don t want to face the music and think talk of green jobs and green energy will do the trick. it will not. here is why, guess what it takes to make electric vehicles? it takes fossil fuels and emissions to make electric vehicles they speak about. i m not saying we don t have a commitment to green energy, we do. the world is in crisis, we have an energy crisis, if we can make it here at home, that is what we should be doing, like my home state of south dakota suffering from the cancel ation of the keystone pipeline.
litmus test, the catalyst for that in the future. jillian: we ll certainly continue to follow that to see what happens. it s hard to believe it s going to be 20 years. congressman august pfluger, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your time. thank you. good morning. jillian: good morning. todd. todd. todd: it s unbelievable. take a look at this, kaye gloss illinois as multiple tornadoes reported across the state. look at that. you can see one twister toss around a huge piece of debris. this tornado could be seen for miles as it carved its way through the region. jillian: multiple homes suffering heavy damage. no injuries have been reported, thankfully. the storms forcing o hare airport to cancel more than 600 flights yesterday alone. todd: janice dean joins us with the forecast. a dozen reports of tornadoes around big cities and it s a miracle that no one was really hurt and fingers are crossed because we have another round today in some of the same areas. you can look