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so this terrible story has been getting worse as we learn more about it. more than 1300 people are believed to have died during this year's hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia. the temperatures as high as 120 degrees. saudi officials say most of the victims are unauthorized pilgrims like him -- the kingdom requires users for the hajj -- hajj and says it is cracking down on people who try to come without a visa, most people generally don't have a hotel room and that has led to some of the horrific, terrific -- horrific loss of life that we are seeing at the hajj this year in saudi arabia so we'll continue to update you on that as we get it. that is "the story" for this monday, june 24th but as always the story continues. wait to see you this afternoon. we look forward to seeing you back here tomorrow at 3:00. >> ♪ ♪ >> she had such a bright future ahead of her and i

knew she was going to go very far. and, you know, these monsters took that opportunity from her. >> sandra: emotion running deep as the mother of -- asked -- charged in her murder appears in court permit a judge in the case setting bill at $10 million as the second suspect is now due in court tomorrow. all of this ahead of the funeral for jocelyn will be held on thursday. 's and the president joe biden and former president donald trump square off in the cnn financial debates. to one or both campaign saying i had of it? more on that in this moment. but first of this this murder case putting immigration and the border front and center. welcome everyone, i'm chandler smith in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." to fox news' nate foy he's got the very latest what we are learning from houston for us at the top of this hour. >> hi.

certainly a lot of emotion in the courtroom today when the judge said bail at $10 million for franklin pino the first of two illegal and will and migrants charged with capital murder in the death of 12 your world jocelyn merchan -- our immigration system is broken and she explained what needs to happen for this case to become death penalty eligible. >> should those tests produce evidence that would support a charge of sexual assaults or should other evidence we brought forward that supports charged napping, both underlying offences would make this capital murder and these individuals death penalty eligible. >> sandra, elaine court prosecutors also revealed pain year warn -- or an iced gps tracking device at the top -- time of the mortar, he got it after being arrested

and being released by border patrol just to reach before the murder. rescuers also say that two illegal migrants try leaving town asking their boss under construction job for money so they could avoid punishment. >> that is one of the ways that the police were able to determine where they were and who the suspects were. >> prosecutors say peña admitted to kissing the 12-year-old girl and he claims his codefendant committed even more heinous acts or materials jocelyn's mother earlier. >> he was still -- she was so my firstborn. i was a teen mom i fought for her at 15 so 27 now, i'm still fighting for her and i just murmured that she was a very special little girl that deserves her justice. >> jocelyn's funeral set for thursday, -- and prosecutors

plan on requesting again a 10 million-dollar bill. out on the back the womb, sandra. >> sandra: absolutely heartbreaking to hear from her family. nate, thank you. and sks among others comes as -- on thursday the border issue outlining a stark contrast between the two candidates. fox news bill melugin has more on that for us. hi, bill. >> hey, sandra. thursday night will be the first time since 2020 believe it or not that donald trump and joe biden are going to come face-to-face with each other, are expected to clash about the border and it's happening after a week of violent crimes involving migrants will take a look right here just last week alone illegal immigrants were arrested in the wake -- rape and murder of maryland mom rachel more encounter with an kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl in new york city and indicates that needs just talked about the translation murder of all your old jocelyn nungaray in houston. trump blame biden on those issues on saturday.

>> mr. trump: day after week week after week joe biden is releasing illegal immigrants into our communities to rape h., plunder and to kill. and on the one we will delink -- began the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. [cheering] >> know the biden administration has boasted about reversing almost all of content's policies of the border immediately on taking office. a result of that we've all seen it, chaos at the southern border. three years of the highest illegal crossings ever reported with masses of single adult men from all around the world being caught and released in the u.s. often with court dates years away. also internal cbp data reveals nearly 1.9 million known god always have successfully snuck in to the u.s. without apprehension under the biden administration. there is also a record. trump and biden both visited the border and the exact same day back in february. that's when biden slammed trump for his part in killing

the bipartisan border deal negotiated in the senate while trying to criticize biden allowing millions of illegal crossers to be released in to the country. >> president joe biden: here's what i would say to mr trump. set a -- to block this legislation. join me and i'll join you in telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. >> mr. trump: this is the joe biden invasion. >> sandra, here's the bottom line. on thursday night instead of just a thing at other through tv and social media these two men will have to look at her and i and the right one of the most polarizing topics in america today. we'll send it back to you. >> sandra: bill melugin live in la for that, thank you. to enter fox news democracy special -- simulcast our coverage begins this thursday june 27 and 8:00 pm eastern time. what border actions are needed to combat this crisis and protect citizens? was as former acting dhs

secretary chad walked. great to have you here. first off to bill's point what does this look like on that debate stage? how does president biden strategize which he is probably working on right now to defend these policies that have allowed so many of these migrants in to the country, some of which are carrying out heinous crimes? >> it's a great question. i think he will have a really difficult time because i think you're going to have two different visions on how to use through that border obviously former president trump was successful in that and then you've got president three -- three and half years of field policies along the border but i think we know he's what -- is going to blame former president trump and congressional republican's for not passing legislation that gives him power that you already had, right, he pulled the american people for three years he did not notify the executive director already or the executive ability to pass certain actions and then he goes and takes that same action just a couple of weeks

ago so regardless of what he says i think just point the results and in this case, results are obviously waiting to work former president from in securing the borders between the far too many stories know that can be brought up on that stage who challenged him on his border policies when we now have the mugshots of these two individuals who allegedly carried out this horrific crime telling jocelyn nungaray, the little girl who had her entire life ahead of her heartbreaking to watch her mother and her family there speaking next to the d da, talking about the details of this crime. so how do you defend that? i mean, there are policies -- i mean you decide president biden an act -- take executive action, he said to curb the flow over the border. has that made things any better? >> it doesn't. that executive action as well

as any other action is taken over the three enough years have not been successful. haven't been successful because they don't have the will to actually implement -- this is not, you know, is a lot of smoke and mirrors. they save overdoing this but you just look at the results and the results are you continue to have an increased number of individuals coming across the border that they are apprehending illegally in -- and elsewhere. look, i think this is all about results. this is all about i can see one thing but as long as catch and release until the the policy of the biden administration you will continue to see this current month after month after month. >> sandra: let me quickly fall you up there on the strategy on the part of former president donald tr trump. because the last -- republican's are to -- the left says that republicans are to blame for not getting things done sooner under his presidency and they will say that they were handed off what was already an ongoing broken border system that bill say former president donald trump didn't fix. how does that debate play out on the stage? >> well i don't think the majority of americans

obviously believe that. the crisis and the problems that we are now experiencing over the last three and half years are somehow the, you know, from president trump. just doesn't hold weight, doesn't hold water and it's not supported by any facts. love the idea that this is congressional republican's fault for not passing a bill i think is really important to remember that hr 2 which is a very strong border security bill was passed over a year ago and for almost 12 months is been sitting on senator schumer's desk, you can pick it up that he could've debated, we could've all -- gave options for alterations if you didn't like it. he doesn't do any of that. is that it sat on his desk and the administration will just blame republicans for not passing the bill but a bill alone, sandra, is really important, the bill alone will not solve the crisis. the biden administration 94 executive actions in the first 100 days of the administration. that's what caused this crisis. not be civilization or the lack of legislation. is there executive actions and they have the ability to

reserve the -- rivers that are what you want in place and they're not doing either. >> sandra: chad wolf that we settled the debate on thursday night. will see how that all pans out. thank you very much, wait to see you later this our by the way. i know hrebik and i were senator joey earns as demanding answers from homeland security general minor cuts on the current threat coming from the crisis. she is coming up remember first, this. >> weeks before huh if it's a big focus in thursday cn and provincial debate, could that help him more than hurt him? and new signs the american dream is a pipe dream for more and more folks as costs keep going through the roof. investor kevin o'leary trying to hammer out a solution. we'll ask mr wonderful about that. >> ♪ ♪ just melt away. i hear that. this bad boy can fix anything. yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm riding, i'm not even thinking about my painful cavity.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> sandra: brand-new this afternoon lawyers for hunter biden is resubmitting emotion seeking into trial in the federal gun case citing a lack of jurisdiction. it was fungal they on all three counts facing him earlier this month and is the first child of the sitting president to be convicted of a felony. know this fox news alert donald trump's legal team and dod prosecutors are squaring

off again today in a florida court room we are hearing judge eileen cannon just reprimanded one of those prosecutors. jeff paul now he's in fort pierce florida he's got the latest that for us. what happened, jeff. sandra, more on that and there's a second, we just got from our folk inside the courtroom who say that dod prosecutors are starting to lay out there motion regarding this partial gag order permit they say there is a correlation and endanger was one of those are the words they use between what trump says in public and how to move his reporter -- or his supporters spawned in public as well. that they also say that the statements made by trump are significant counting tours and pose a danger to fbi witnesses. it all goes back to the language used the former president after the fbi conducted a search warrant at mar-a-lago in august of 2022. the former president comments on social media that the doj authorized the fbi to use deadly illegal force.

trump also said in a fundraising e-mail that biden's dod was "locked and loaded, ready to take me on and put my family in danger." but the fbi hasn't said that the language used in that certain words what standard and former deputy assistant deputy general tom dupree agrees pointing to the search warrant than at president biden's delaware home. >> very similar if not identical language agreed in the search warrant that the fbi is executed when they looked into president biden's home in delaware. so i do not think it is actuated suggested that the fbi came to mar-a-lago with the intent to assassinate president trump. i don't think that is accurate. >> now it did get a little corny as you mentioned, sandra, between doj prosecutor david horvath and judge eileen cannon, she did like that on that car back was using in court and she said that if she -- if you couldn't stay and use the right words and have decorum in the courtroom that he could step aside and somebody

else from his team could take over and one other thing we just got a few minutes ago is that the defense started making statements regarding this partial gag order and they said that the language used so far is very vague and that it's clear that the statements made by former president trump were aimed at president biden and not at law enforcement. sandra? >> sandra: junk ball live in fort pierce for us, thank you. donald trump's new york conviction, i could come up nicely and an presidential debate there mak if it's a major focus will it hurt trump or like we saw with fundraising numbers for sporadic, help him? -- and democratic pollster doug shown there mack dog start with you first. if you were advising the current president on strategy with that conviction, how would you suggest biden take on with it? >> i would ignore it. put another -- i don't think there's any border in america who is unaware of what

happened in new york. the polling is pretty clear that it has no effect on the electorate or a modest effect at best. voters are concerned about the southern border and you were saying about inflation, about where we stand in the world. that's what people want to hear from the incumbent president about, and that's what he should be talking about. $50 million on as calling trump a convicted felon, has from the number you reported and others i've seen suggest a huge windfall for him financially that i can only believe will only increase if biden attacks white -- in a way that i think he is ultimately not useful and potentially self-defeating. >> sandra: know well i ask because even former new york governor andrew coelho has this take on it. >> that case the attorney general's case in new york frankly should have never been brought.

and if his name was not donald trump and if he wasn't running for president from the former ag in new york i'm telling you that case would have never been brought and that is what is offensive to people. and it should be because if there's anything or left is policing the justice -- believe in the justice system. >> sandra: so perhaps that accept doug's point convert to ignore it ignore if your joe biden. >> absolutely, sandra, it would be a wise council if biden would ignore it. and you know what? if biden doesn't is just a label. it's just a label and at best -- that's the only thing that donald trump has to defend is that label, then that's pretty good because president biden has got to defend the economy, he's got to defend crime, safety, border immigration. all litany of things that he has to defend and if the only thing that they have two slap

president donald trump with is a label well, you know, have at it and look to see if that's the only thing that he's got to punch him on, look to see his fundraising quadruple with that with all kinds of people that will be outraged and especially his base making small donations. >> sandra: interesting. so you're saying avoid, avoid avoid. where should he focus, joe biden? >> i hope joe biden tries to explain how inflation is coming down, why it's going to matter to people in terms of prices at the grocery store and the pump. why the economy has been stabilized, why the southern border is not his fault but arguably the pulp as he believes of the republicans who wouldn't go for that bipartisan compromise. >> come on, doug. what happens with the buck stop with joe? >> i'm trying to answer your question, sandra, in terms of

what he's going to try to do. he doesn't have an article -- an argument on the southern border. i know that, you know that, noel knows that. 's got to try to defend himself. >> sandra: i got you. so noel win it comes to that point, that's probably where -- he is going to position himself to take on donald trump on the economy by saying look, prices were here, i bought them down he here. and you can point to historically low unemployment right now. doesn't mean were all feeling great about it but you can point to some economic statistics that have improved on his watch. >> look, it is the worst thing he could do by naming this bad economy bidenomics. i mean he basically named it as his. it's under his watch. and although you can throughout numbers, he can throw up numbers all the lo long, but i'm still going dutch -- just like many americans i'm still going to the store, i'm still noticing

a higher grocery bill, i'm still looking at her house prices, i'm still looking at maybe i can get more for my house but it's going to cost me even double to get to another house. were all feeling it there mack rent is going even -- no matter if you're in little rock, arkansas or new york city. i mean, you're still feeling that. so don't try to convince us that bidenomics is fabulous and were all better off than we were with him then we were with donald trump because we're just not buying it anymore. >> sandra: dug all give you a final on that. i was just talking to martha about home prices. the average home price in american are $418,000 and is becoming so unaffordable for some any. you can expect that the former presidency is going to make this point against joe biden's policies on that stage. final thought? >> yeah, very hard for biden to make the case that the word numbers work for him but there's got to be an effort to empathize, care, and focus on it as a priority for no

and the future, something he's not been successful about, sandra. >> sandra: great discussion and great warm up for thursday night. thank you to both of you, good to see you. >> thank you. >> sandra: to an and into fox news democracy 24 special coverage of the cnn presidential debates simulcast, our coverage begins this thursday june 27th at 8:00 pm eastern time. all right so as we were just mentioning, home prices and housing costs, they are through the roof. everyone is talking about it. kevin o'leary on what it is going to take to contain what they are calling a crisis but first, this... for crisis and space as a second spacewalk is called in the return and a boeing star liner capsule to earth is called into question mark how long will the astronauts be stuck in that space station?

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are making the best of it. the star liners first manned mission was only supposed to last about eight days but here we are, sandra, weeks later and nasa says the return to earth will -- what happen until at least july. is because of helium leaks and leaks and thruster issues engineers are using the extra time to study these lectures and prevent them from happening again for astronauts in the future but in an emergency the starlight -- starliner would be cleared to return to earth. so nasa says the spacecraft is doing well over all in orbit. here's what an air and space lawyer had to say. >> when people get mad with an airline is delayed, your aircraft -- checking some equipment well, you know, would you like to get there safely? this is a real opportunity for nasa and foreboding to figure out what's going wrong so it doesn't happen again later. >> here's a look at the iss earlier today. there was a spacewalk scheduled but later canceled. there was a water leak in the

cooling unit on one of the astronauts spacesuit and sandra is in the second time that spacesuit issues have canceled a spacewalk in recent weeks and when the star liners does return is expected to land at a space harbor in rural new mexico. back he was thank you for that. medicine. let's talk to former iss commander kerry burke. you for joining us. welcome. is this, like, a dangerous situation, at -- using their in any way panic that they will be able to get home? what's your view of what you've learned so far? >> no i don't think it's dangerous at all and i can assure you that they're not panic in any way to make this test flight so this is not an operational light. test flight things happen we will take their time to understand exactly what's going on. they had some helium leaks which is used for the propulsion and also because the rcs test, small little rock and have problems. when they come back to that spice -- will detach and burn

up so they will never april to find it and analyse it so the only time they can look at it is wilder that -- doctor the stations i think they're going to take the time and make sure they know what's happening. >> martha: >> sandra: also explained to us what it means that there's a certain timeframe that they have to have this fix in backup some of the headlines were kind of scary okay time is running out, because they have a window that they have nokia bill ability is my understanding goes for the next 45 days. then what happens? >> the space station is a very complicated puzzle. i think there are six vehicles attached to it right now between american and russian spaceships and these vehicles are coming and go going, you have spacewalk scheduled in the note spacewalk's canceled and rescheduled. 's kind of like making the daily schedule for fox news. you have guests coming and going and adding this on things happening so the schedule is very tight grandmothers and 45 the clock on this capsule. eventually will be extended to six months think since it's a test flight they just

didn't do the analysis. and related to people can probably extended but i don't think you will need to. thank it will take these few weeks, the bowling starliner ru is joining this precision through and i'm sure that the boeing group will be very happy to get a bonus week or two in space. on my life space flight had a modest month when we had a ten spaceship blow up and really enjoyed it. i was happy to get the free time and space. >> sandra: you guys are really in it for the love of the game because i interviewed a former astronaut earlier in america reports who said he would be doing the happy dance if he was told that he was in space for another few weeks so we totally get it. okay. so there's a learning opportunity here right. if you're stuck in space you can really go investigate some other stuff. we could learn more. >> well, you know, the boeing engineer and as engineers can learn as much as they can about the capsule. to be honest, the station crew will be happy to have some free labors i'm sure they're putting these guys to work, helping with cleaning

filters and electronic box broke and hugo swap that out, change the lightbulb. there's never a shortage of honeydew items on the space station and i'm sure there being put to good use. >> sandra: you don't -- 45 days in space was, it sounds like a long time but they've got all they need, he would predict. >> the space station, i haven't seen the latest suppliers, by they normally have many months if not years of oxygen and water and food and there's plenty of supplies there. and the most aware commodity in space is crew time or astronaut work time so just having two extra bodies to do work like i said is going to be a big help i'm sure. and there were only scheduled for a weeklong flight which is really quick and so having a few extra weeks would be good. >> sandra: amending astronauts are optimists. [laughter] and we have to be, right. >> the glass is half-full.

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moment but first to jeff locke, he's in cranberry, new jersey with the very last. what could go wrong in cranberry, new jersey? >> is a very -- people tell, sandra, and maybe is too beautiful, -- is part of the problem. is a beautiful house, yeah. three bedrooms, tee box, w5 hundred dollars. it was on the market for four quarters and gone, yeah. cash buyers are coming in to the stream of people with a lot of money and the houses are getting snapped up because there's not enough inventory out there and the prices are getting higher and higher. they look at the latest numbers, median house price in the u.s. now hundred $19,000. that is higher than it ever been up six% in the last ye year. in the northeast that it works the worst in 9% in the last year. and consequently people with a lower end of the spectrum are getting shot smacks shut out. they can't get in the house. harvard study just outside europe to make hundred

$20,000 to afford that median price house right now. back in 2020 when it was $82,000. hence secretary yellen now in minnesota asking for help saying that the biden administration is going to make $100 million available for low income health healing -- housing, also wants congress to pass the first time will -- homebuyer tax credit with easy -- even she admits administration is not solving this problem. >> of the solutions i've mentioned silver bullets given networking families have fixed-price pressures for decades. but the efforts we are making and we'll continue to make our critical. >> yeah, efforts but right now with interest rates, sandra, you know how high the right now they got checked a little bit ago, 7.3 i want to see is the national interest rate. you know, if i've got a 3% interest rate, why would a

sale -- sell my house? and at 7% what can i afford if i'm home -- first-time homebuyer with not a lot of money. they have and have-nots. guys come with their cash offers, they have and the rest have not. >> sandra: and jeff, economist call that the look in effect. you're sort of luck in your house payment if you want to trade up or downsize, except to get into another house the -- with a higher interest rate. thank you so much, jeff. always great. what if anything right now can help you bring these housing prices down? list ask i o'leary, chairman of o'leary investors and shark tank at --'s announcement to boost housing supply by throwing money at that -- isn't that -- what got us here in the first place? >> -- is not going to work out it's going to call -- and impatient with ocean act and it up being very inflationary. is spending a lot of money so

that idea isn't going to work. >> sandra: so what do you do? >> so the key to housing is to understand that the cost of owning it really is about interest rates and mortgage rates and just a few years ago there were three and a half cent -- another 7-8%. estimating -- the other two being energy and food. but the only way to make this work is to increase supply. and the problem which is kind of unique to our situation now and really causing pain is if you have a three and half% mortgage the average and up market into another three and half, for couriers. to if you had that you're never going to put that house -- regarded of what you think about the house. is too expensive to make that move and if you that you would lose about 25% of the workspace for the equivalent. so we are really stuck in the face, it's a really unique problem. we haven't seen for a long

time. if ever. because it's a problem caused by this rate increase in a very, very, very short period of time. know one way to solve it would be the fed would also reduce rates in a very quick rate and -- that never happened, not even one. so really stuck in the overall policy situation of simply printing too much money and this is how you pay the price. this is not great for the incumbent in the white house. how the inflation never but there's nothing you can due to change it by november. nothing is going to change by november now. it's in. that's all you can do and so hopefully the fed will cut rates at some point but i don't see it happening this year. >> sandra: but saving up for that down payment is harder arguably harder than it has ever been with those high prices. in the stuff to stock a way money when you're paying 40-50% more progress prices the menu or three years ago, 2025% more for a grocery

bill, all that is just -- is all the speeding in to the support -- affordability crisis. final thoughts? >> the rule of thumb is very simple. if you're spending more than 35% of your asked -- on your salary on a mortgage gaheer not going to make it. so what that really means now is either both of you work, both partners work if you're the average salary is $85,000 for you start thinking about house 40 percent smaller. >> sandra: any a lot of that out there when you look at how could the jobs market is and how low the employment rate is, a lot of folks there saying we're working two jobs to pay for the increase in present and as a very real thing. kevin, wait to have you, thank you so much. >> daycares people coming up the terror concern that has a schmuck and exi are a morning and he's not alone -- over this issue. what is she hearing, we will ask her. at first to kiosk a thing outside of a los angeles

synagogue. police forcing anti- israel protesters away from the temples entrance jonathan hunt on what officials are saying today. >> sandra, pro-palestinian protesters disk -- descending on one of la's best-known jewish neighborhoods and seams described by one rabbi as being like 1930s nazi germany. we'll show you the violent results when we come back. [simultaneous talking] ♪

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>> ♪ ♪ [simultaneous talking] >> sandra: and anti- israel protest in front of a los angeles synagogue turning violent sunday as pro-palestinian demonstrators clashed with counter protesters. fox news' jonathan hunt has the very latest one happened there. >> sandra, is one of very -- major escalation of the many anti- israel protest we've seen here that even the protesters directly targeted one of la's best-known jewish neighborhoods and tried to stop residents of their from entering a synagogue. watch this... [simultaneous talking] >> the pro-palestinian protesters descended on the

areas sunday morning and almost immediately violence broke out as those protesters blocked the entrance to the synagogue. jewish counter protesters tried to push them back and forth sometime violent fights broke out between the two sides. >> [inaudible] >> when they're screaming globalized in viitala there saying kill jews for being jews and, you know, no -- were not going to let that happen. >> right police interviewed -- intervened to try to keep the two groups apart and clear the pro-palestinian protesters from the jewish neighborhood but when remain high for several hours and at one point at least eight officers with weapons drawn for two pro-palestinian protesters from their car nearly concerned the vehicle itself could be used as a

weapon. earlier today president biden condemned the protests posting on x "i'm appalled by the scenes outside of synagogue in los angeles. intimidating jewish congregants is dangerous, unconscionable anti-semitic and un-american. americans have a right to peaceful protest but blocking access to a house of worship and engaging in violence is never acceptable. ." sandra, i hope to -- as the violence was playing out yesterday. he told me he found it reminiscent of the nazi youth in the streets of germany in the 1930s and said and this is a quote, "who would've ever thought we would see this on the streets of american cities?" sandra? >> sandra: obviously a very big statement got jonathan hunt on that for us. to the southern border there are right right now at one of the -- and has iowa republican senator joni ernst

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about this in a broad sense, not the details, but in a broad sense. >> sandra: former cia director michael morales urging the administration and congress to do more, our next guest is also concern following the arrest of eight migrants with six best bested by cisc thais who crossed illegally. and now senator's writing a letter to homeland security a secretary mayorkas, and she joins us now. he says there needs to be a sense of urgency, is there, senator? >> yes, i don't feel that there is a sense of urgency, sandra. this is tenuous times here in the united states as we see president biden continuing to fail when it comes to immigration policies and at the southern border. we did see it was the eight individuals found in our homeland where they do have ties to isis. this is a very violent terrorist

organization, they would love to do harm to americans. so i don't think there is a necessary sense of urgency that we should see. >> sa>> sandra: are less than listeners will try to pair with the little bit of choppiness, it's very important what you have to say. we also want to mention that we have a call out to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas who is welcome to join us anytime. okay, so, senator, what do we do about this? if the urgency is not coming from the administration right now to your point, what can be done at the congressional level? we see their recording every single day, reporter billman nguyen has a microphone up to these folks as they are coming over, and they are coming from everywhere. turkey, egypt, china, and be beyond. >> yes, we need to shut down the border, sandra, it's really important that president biden

taking actions that president trump had when he was president. on day one president biden did away with those executive orders. he can shut down the border. he can do that today, but unfortunately he refuses to do so. >> sandra: and senator, before you go, i want to make sure that i ask you about a very urgent situation and that is i will flooding. this flooding has been incredible, and it seems to be intensifying, there is more rain on the way. what can you tell us as far as an update on how folks are doing and how the efforts are to get in there, this is a look at sioux county on saturday. >> yes, thank you, sandra. it is devastating, but iowans are strong, they are resilient. we have neighbors helping neighbors, and i know that we will get the assistance necessary, but for right now, we are trying to make sure that all of these individuals are safe

and that they have evacuated those flooded areas. this region is receiving eight more times though rain than they normally receive so far this year. and it is just horrible for these folks. we have seen tornadoes across the state and most recently now, this very devastating flooding to the northeast -- northwest iowa, so again, we just urge everyone to be safe. >> sandra: are best to them, so many have had to acte, the hot weather and that he continues it's a tough situation for so many, our best to them and our best to your state. thank you so much, senator. that will do it here, don't forget to join me in john roberts on america reports, weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern time, thank you for joining us, i am sandra smith. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello,

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