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governors for relocating those migrants to sanctuary areas. the president is accusing republicans of using those asylum seekers as political props. florida governor ron desantis is responding now by calling the president a hypocrite. biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. there was no warning on any of this. the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go their virtual signaling is a fraud. bill: the white house is talking about taking legal action. california governor gavin newsom takes it a step further and considering he is asking the department of justice to consider kidnapping charges. got it all covered. we action from tom cotton. let s start at the white house with alexandria hoff. good morning, alex. this morning a meeting is reportedly taking place for possible litigation against governors will be discussed. the white ....
Rate. the big story yesterday, bill, about the settlement between the rail workers and rail companies and the workers are getting 24% pay raise. i was thinking i m having deja vu. that s what happened in the 1970s when you had the double digit inflation and the unions were getting these huge pay raises but they weren t keeping up with inflation. so you are right, the people are getting poorer. the only reason those income numbers from the census bureau reported weren t worse is there is so much government money going into people s pockets. if you took out all the government welfare payments and all that people would have lost a lot more income. bill: fair points there. this is the number that stuns me. 30-year mortgage rate right now 6%. a year ago it was less than 3%. that goes back to the whole point about people every month now, robert, they re paying more for their home to live in. the white house is still blaming putin. this from just yesterday. ....
Let s bring heard by the pandemic? now, let s bring you heard by the pandemic? now, let s bring you other heard by the pandemic? now, let s bring you other news - let s bring you other news happening in the uk, so if i just turned to the bbc news website, of course there is so much detail on the situation with regards to the petrol crisis but also if we can bring up crisis but also if we can bring up what is on the news app at the moment, we have also got the moment, we have also got the labour party conference which is under way of course, and there is so much news generated from that, in the big story yesterday was the shadow economy minister and her plans for a green future for the uk, if you were to vote labour, but here you can see keir starmer facing a row with the left over ....
Impeach him. brian: you are still smiling after the week you had, pretty amazing. i know you are working tuesday,o hopefully talk to you on wednesday. congresswoman, thanks so much. thank you. brian: meanwhile, we have this straight ahead. we will discuss key you heard me key parts of the ig report that everyone has been ignoring. at a little later, a final exam, the big story yesterday got bumped because of impeachment hearing. last night, we took it. today, you will see it.oo ainsley and janic janice dean, head-to-head for the first time we know of, unless they did something before or after. nless they did something before or after. before or after. ....
Guy doesn t mean they should impeach them. after the week you ve had to come up that s amazing. congresswoman, thanks so much. meanwhile we have this straight ahead. we will discuss key, you heard me, a key parts of the ig report that everyone has been ignoring. and a little bit later, a final exam. the big story yesterday, it got bumped because of impeachment hearings. last night we took it and today you will see it. ainsley and janice dean had to head for the first time we know of, unless they did something before or after. ....