daughter's foreign wire is, every member has gotten paid except the four-year-old, it's not right. lindsey from louisiana, after watching the cnn town hall i now know why don lemon needed a vacation. hey, don. tip for us, dvr the show, kayleigh is up next, i'm watters and this is my world. >> hello and welcome to fox news tonight i'm kayleigh kayleigh mcenany. we are less than four hours away from title 42 expiring. unleashing an unprecedented surge of illegal immigration at our southern border. let us be crystal clear, the to rent of illegal immigration that you are about to see was entirely preventible. there is one reason and one reason alone for the destruction, the human devastation and the complete lawlessness about to ensue and that is president joe biden. he

is enabling the cartels, emboldening the child traffickers and incentivizing human devastation. when i worked in washington as press secretary, my boss former president trump had a clear plan to secure our border. remain in mexico for example, that required my grants to stay in mexico during immigration hearings instead of released into the interior. the safe third country agreement flying asylum applicants out of the border to a safe third party country. but president biden he did away with trump's policies, dismantled the entire system and now we are on the cusp of biden doing another trump era policy, just tossing it out the window. title 42, it's a pandemic era order that allows for the rapid expulsion of migrant the. the numbers tell the story of biden's border failure, 6,000,000 migrants crossed the

border. that doesn't count the 1.2 million got aways. as we approach tonight's lifting of title 42, 11:59 p.m. this evening, more than 10,000 migrants are crossing our border illegally each day. that is the most on record. and the president of guatemala told a congressman that 80,000 more are on their way to the border right now. president biden wouldn't even take his call. what we are dealing with is unprecedented but the biden administration they are more interested in finding someone to blame. >> our current situation is the outcome of congress leaving a broken, outdated immigration system in place. >> the president is doing everything that he can with the tools he has in front of him, that's why he asked congress on his first day. >> congress has been unable to pass immigration reform. >> congress refuses to do their

job when -- as it relates to the border. >> fundamentally we need congress to act. >> congress, congress, congress. there is nothing else to call that but a lie. the president, he has inherent power toss deal with the surge. but he is choosing not to use them. as for congress, house republicans have been hard at work passing a bill to codify remain in mexico, in fact that bill passed today along party lines. biden he vowed to be veto it. instead, biden has a master plan of his own, street releases. releasing migrants into the streets after the shelters fill up. that is not a plan. that is abdication of duty. do you know who suffers? the children and infants trafficked at the border. the coalition of trafficking and women found 60% of unaccompanied alien children are caught by cartels and exploited through child pornography and drug trafficking. that means that as many as 90,000 children were

exploited coming across our border last year. and there is a loss of life. the federal government well they refused to publish the number of migrant deaths at our border. but bill tells me his context found 600 migrant deaths in 2021 and 800 migrant deaths in 2022. this is joe biden's version of compassion. joe biden's lawless southern border, we'll it's the anti-thinks of compassion, it is cruel, it is wrong and it is preventible. stephen mill is a former trump adviser, welcome, stephen. >> thank you, great to with you, i wish it was under better circumstances. >> i do, too. for our viewers is outer oval as you know where you stand outside before you go into the oval office. countless times you were there, chad wolf was there. ken was there, you were going in because you had a plan

and it was working to maintain our southern border. what is the plan this administration? do you think they have meetings like the one you all had. >> oh, i'm sure they have meetings, kayleigh, many of them. the purpose is to figure out how they can demolish our border and bring as many illegal immigrants into this country as humanly possible. under president trump we had a flawless system, you were either detained, deforwarded, a safe third nation or returned to mexico. either under mvp or expelled under title 42. that's it. there was no other option. you would not under any circumstances be released except going to the emergency room in a truly medical circumstance. when joe biden came in he switched the policy from detain to deport to catch and release. what we are seeing now is the end game, the final element of the joe biden plan which is to push as

many illegal immigrants into parole. which means they will be allowed into the country, this is the new smart phone app they created, allowed into the country, set free, they will be able to apply for work permits, mark my words joe biden will demand that congress give amnesty to the millions of illegal immigrants he is paroling into the country. this has been their plan all along. crash the system. >> >> one night i text you, you hear about remain in mexico and title 42, i text you, was it just those or dismantle the whole system? within minutes you sent me a list of ten policies that were dismantled. this is on congress is he really that helpless or reinstate those policies? >> he could reinstate every single trump policy in 24 hours and the border crisis would end as quickly as that. you mentioned the conversation we

had over texts recently. in addition to dismantling remain in mexico, dismantling the safe thirds, dismantling title 42, he canceled every single trump asylum reform, clear you are not eligible for asylum, you are not -- just because you are poor. because you come from a failing state. we stopped is a sigh human fraud, empowered ice to conduct arrest and removal operations of anyone who violated our laws, mayorkas, enforcement, we took prosecutions to record highs, work cite enforcement to record highs, opinions to make sure immigration judges had to stay within the confines of the law. systematic comprehensive reform of our laws. where joe biden this is his end game. this is what they have been aiming at, crash the cyst 'em, flood our cities, bring in millions upon

millions, break the morale of cdp, morale of ice, country and congress and say all we can do now is give amnesty and citizenship to millions of people. >> all the hard work you put in dismantled. thank you very much. >> well chad wolf is the former acting head homeland security, he has been at the border in el paso. he joins us again tonight to share the situation from the ground. welcome, chad, you were there yesterday, we spoke. it looks like a little bit different of a scene. what's happening there now and what should we expect to see at 11:5? >> reporter: well kayleigh what you see today is a few less illegal immigrants along the streets of el paso. and why is that? it's because they did an enforcement operation here a couple days ago and they offered individuals notices to appear. and so el paso has always been a wait station, they want to be

able to travel elsewhere in the country and so what cdp and dhs were handing out a few days ago were notices to appear, allows to travel throughout the united states and eventually get work permits which is what they want. that's why you see fewer and fewer folks here in el paso over the last couple days. again, as title 42 expires at the end at mid night tonight i think you are going to see again another rush of individuals toward that border, you will see the streets of el paso and other cities along the border crowded until they are able to process them out. this administration wants to process, they don't want to solve the crisis. they want to try to manage and process their way out of it. >> there is no doubt about it. i saw you say that biden has inherent powers. could you list out just some of those inherent powers he has to stop what we're seeing? >> well, stephen mentioned a few of it. there is a number of policy that reside not only with

the president with the second of dhs. so, the procedure that we established in 2018 and 19 and 20, we didn't have any help from congress. so, this idea that only congress can solve this issue is -- i have to call it what it is it's a lie. there are things that the secretary can do today to solve this crisis. it takes leadership and will to do that. and he's not doing it unfortunately. >> we heard a lot about this 11:59 p.m. time. that peace when it expires, should we see a mash rush of 35 to 40,000 individuals you said are in ciudad. >> i think it's going to be a rush, and a trickle, you will see people starting overnight. but you've got texas dps out. we were on the ground with the department of public safety of texas. they are lining that river constatino wire. cartels

are having to move people around. and they are doing that here in el paso. and so what we saw they are moving over into new mexico because the governor there is not taking the same actions as governor abbott in the state of texas. we see large groups coming over the border in new mexico they end up here in el paso. there is a number of things going on. >> it's very dynamic, the plan that the information has laid out. governor mayorkas was on television talking today. it's not going to work and it's really too late. they continue to talk about a chaotic scene they are expecting, it's like they are bystanders in this situation instead of players on the field. >> last question just 10 seconds here, are you seeing mainly single adult males or unaccompanied children, for whom i have a big heart for. >> yeah, it's almost exclusively in el paso males. some are in

groups, some by themselves. i would say almost 90% are males. >> wow, chad, thank you very much, we appreciate on the ground reporting. >> the white house press corps cannot be counted on to report on the border crisis. their questions today were absurd. april ryan, she spent the day tweeting and spreading a debunked conspiracy theory that border patrol agents whipped migrants, that was an abject lie. it's clear reporters cannot be counted on to challenge the biden administration's talking points. they've been allowing the administration to get away with statements like these. >> we want to do this in a safe, orderly and humane way. >> the process safe, orderly and humane while protecting our dedicated workforce and our communities. >> again, a safe, orderly humane way. >> our approach to build lawful, safe and orderly pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways works.

>> again, in a safe, orderly and humane way. >> don't believe your eyes everything is fine. marie harp is a fox news contributor she joins us now. marie, you stood at the state department podium, i stood at the white house podium. we both understand the power of words. and i just don't understand why the administration continues to say ordinarily when the images just seem to debunk that, why do you think they use that word? >> well kayleigh, it's great to be with you tonight. you and i have both stood at those podiums and dealt with situations where it is hard to distill what is happening and talking points where you know there is a problem, where i would say there is a crisis. and i think the goal of the white house is to have a safe, orderly, lawful process. i think that's the goal. and you have seen secretary mayorkas pretty leaning surging active military

troops at the border, they are bringing back the rule that a lot of progressives hate, the transit rule, you have to apply before you get to the border. this is a terrible situation. it is heartbreaking. it is dangerous. but i think when you stand at that podium, they are outlining the goals, outlining the policy that they are working towards and we will see how that plays out over the coming days. >> the word orderly is aspirational, the images seem to be anything but that. what i don't understand is this consistent talking point we hear of congress has had 20 years to act. look, could the system be better? sure. it always could be better. but the surge we have seen has happened exclusively to record highs levels under joe biden's administration, i will give you 2020 because the pandemic shut down, not a good representation of numbers. 169,000 encounters at the border, 2.2 million now. why the explosion if not for change in

policies? >> well, we've had spikes throughout every administration. i mean, you all lived through that as well. title 42 is never meant to be permanent. this is one the covid restriction republicans like is title 42. experts have looked at that, one of the things the administration is trying to do that is often made fun of by people on the right is going after the root causes, going after the reasons they actually come to the border. because that is actually what we have to do in the long term. >> the root causes didn't work. i mean that's been debunked. >> i knew saying that would get a reaction. but here is the deal. congress doesn't have to pass comprehensive immigration reform. one of the big guess problems at the border is the lack of processing centers, beds, judges, places to put people while they are being adjudicated for asylum. congress could pass additional funding for that piece, not the only thing, not comprehensive pac

package, congress could do that mayorkas is looking for. >> republicans did pass, let's say you don't like that, that is a trump plan, even though it worked i would argue it's still compassionate. kirsten sinema. john tester, manchin make comments, sinema has a bipartisan plan in the senate, why can't kamala harris, get over to congress, pass that, increase president biden's power, why not lead on this issue with your own people in the party? >> well kirsten sinema is not a democrat. we are -- i agree, look. and mark kelly in arizona, there are a lot of democrats who represent border states or district that we are listening to and they are going to be part of the solution, i can guarantee

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>> kayleigh: we've an update in the case involving former marine daniel penny. >> 24-year-old marine veteran daniel penny will turn himself in tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., expected to be arraigned tomorrow and charged with second degree manslaughter. alvin bragg chose not to go to a grand jury, described as the reckless cause of death of another person, penny could receive 3.5 to 15 years in prison. the charges come ten days after penny put you jordan neely in a chokehold for 15 minutes on the f subway train. neely's death was ruled a

homicide leading to protests. witnesses say neely was aggressively screaming and threatening passengers before penny restrained him. suffered from mental illness and romped on new york's city's top 50 list of homeless people who desperately needed help. penny will be absolved of any wrongdoing, he risked his own life and safety for the good of his fellow passengers and the result was unintended and unforeseen death of neely, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: ryan, thank you. the fbi has refused to turn over an informant file on hunter biden to congress. they had a deadline yesterday. last week house oversight committee james comer issued that legally binding subpoena. the fbi responded with a lengthy rebuttal, stonewalling comer's request. the latest politicization of our justice system, james comer is the chairman of the house oversight committee. he joins me now. i

asked jim jordan this yesterday. i want your thoughts on it, too. former doj official told me the question doj should answer on the record it whether they are handling that document at that that explosive document that would show biden giving a favor in exchange for cash, that doj and political appointees are they handling it, do you have any update on that? is. >> we have none. we are completely in the dark. senator grassley who worked with the doj and fbi for decades is completely in the dark. we know that this document exists. the fbi knows we know the document exists. and instead of answering that simple question as to whether or not they have investigated this allegation, and what their findings were, they simply explain to us what the document was and we're patronizing as to why we didn't need to worry about the document that to trust them, they would

look into it. >> kayleigh: trust them. right, right. interesting response there from them. but one question i have for you, you issued these four subpoenas to the banks. and it's been four months. you gathered a lot of information, i was intrigued particularly about the crew corrupt ukrainian we learned about yesterday. more to learn. what point do you subpoena members of the biden family, nine of whom we know got cash? >> well, we're building the case because obviously the biden family is not going to cooperate. we've requested documents, we've requested answers to the questions as to what the biden family members were doing to receive these massive amounts of money from foreign nationals and obviously they haven't responded. so, when those subpoenas are issued, they are going to fight, they are going to try to tie them up in court. you will subpoena them? is it. >> more than likely. if they refuse to come. what we are doing is try to get all the evidence first to where if we

subpoena them then we can win in court. >> it's all about winning in court. we have a lot more leverage today because we went the back door and subpoenaed the banks to get the bank records from the people that were wiring the money to the bidens. they were expecting us to subpoena the bidens on day one, we would be in court. we knew who the intermediaries were receiving the wires from the foreign nationals and then laundering it down to the bidens. we subpoenaed their bank accounts, we got the wire from the foreign nationals and saw the wire to the bidens. so, -- >> kayleigh: so that makes sense, your strategy makes sense. will you hold them in contempt of congress the same way that we saw the january 6th committee do that to members in the other party? >> absolutely want to do that, that will be speaker mccarthy's call. speaker mccarthy has let me do 100% of what we've asked, speaker

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ashley moody from my great home state of florida. moody sued the administration to block the release of migrants into the u.s. after title 42 expires. she said the administration was "making a mock early of our constitution." welcome. >> great to be with you. >> kayleigh: you know, we are 3 hours and some change from title 42 going away as chad wolf said, the surge of migrants, i mean are you expecting an answer tonight because the clock is ticking? >> i expect an order any moment. from what we got back from the judge already, you can tell he is looking at this policy they've said where they are going to mass release people into the united states, he says this looks similar to what i just told you two months ago was illegal. florida went to trial. we've won that trial. a judge said that they have done -- made a mock early of our federal law

and public safety immigration system what they are doing by mass releasing people into the united states in violation of law. they could not do anymore. he vacated that policy, here we go right before title 42 is going to expire, they release a policy is basic what he found was illegal. i'm sure the judge is upset as we are, i'm not upset just for florida, i'm upset for this country. >> kayleigh: i thought biden respected the courts. i respect the independent branch of government, it doesn't seem like that's the case here. >> he hadn't from the moment he got in office. he will blame title 42 for what is about to happen. but understand that biden and mayorkas they are masters at manipulation and mayhem. he started mass releasing people. trump and his last month in office released 17 people by his first month in office biden had released 571 times more than that. they blamed it on what they call

prosecutorial discretion, discretion to release people as we seat fit in violation of the law, founds familiar like new york and portland and chicago. and they also started telling congress, we don't need detention, you could cut our detention. they cut their detention in half, their detention capacity. they asked again later for less detention capacity. think about this, as they are mass releasing people into the u.s. in violation of federal law, all along over the last two years, they are reducing their detention capacity, all along asking for less money, and at the same time mayorkas is saying that the border is secure, kjp says it isn't happening. >> kayleigh: you did something that is pretty interesting. our own bill reported about the street releases so if these facilities fill up, we'll release people on the streets, but you uncovered a secret memo that detailed this long ago, was

this hiding in plain site? >> a year ago when site he will 42 was about to expire and we said this cannot happen because they've broken down any semblance of security at the borders, this cannot happen. we uncovered this memo, we called it the broken arrow memo. meaning if all goes to hell what are you going to do, do you know what their plan was? step back, let everyone come in, mass release. >> kayleigh: i can't macing. >> that's still their plan today. >> kayleigh: it's like it's intentional. we await that order, we hope it comes down your way. >> thanks so much. >> kayleigh: well the current border crisis effects citizens all across the country, new york city mayor eric adams is one of the many sanctuary citizen politicians who wants to reward immigrants. a state judge recently blocked mayor adams' plan to provide for illegal immigrants attacks payer expense. hoping to transport and lodge hundreds of migrants in hotels in rockland and orange

counties, kind of like desantis and abbott criticized for doing the same thick. the plan was thwarted by a suit filed by theresa kenny, she joins us now, theresa. it sounds a lot like the desantis and abbott plan he is taking migrants and shipping them over to you. >> yes, that's exactly what it was. he did it deceptively. he downplayed this plan he had he might be putting some immigrants in hotel rooms only to find out that he was looking to set up a shelter right in our town. basically a homeless shelter right in our town. >> kayleigh: how did you find out about this? >> the mayor did call me last friday and he downplayed it. again, it was like it may happen, it may not happen, you may get a couple migrants and they would be in a hotel. but when i tried to drill down on the fact he punted, someone in my office will get in touch with you later. they did, i was also getting close from residents

there were hundreds of mattresses outside of a local who tell. then we started to learn adult single men only with capacity up to 340. and as we started to learn more we realized he was going to be opening a center, a city run center with case workers and social workers and medical staff. and that's why we went to court. >> kayleigh: so when you spoke to mayor adams, he likes to kind of grandstand and say, biden do something. i appreciate the pressure from within biden's only party on this. do you get the sense he cares about this issue? is he frenzied about it because the numbers of migrants coming to histone. >> he is panicked and desperate i think this is a desperate move. i mean the degree he is going to to still do this. orange county after he had given assurances he was going to pause it, two buses showed up later this afternoon. we did obtain a

temporary restraining order against the hotel because it violates our zoning codes and rockland county obtained temporary restraining order against new york city because you need to have a health department license to run a shelter. >> kayleigh: but your neighboring county he said, i will give you my assurances i won't send the migrants there but he did anyway. deceptive practices. i thought mayor adams ran a sanctuary city. theresa, kenny, thank you. >> kayleigh: title 42 is set to expire in a matter of hours. we have a live report from tijuana straight ahead. plus the media had a complete meltdown over trump's cnn town hall. we break it down next. with caplyta, there's a chance to let the light shine through. and light tomorrow, with the hope from today. this is a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is a once-daily pill that is proven to deliver significant relief

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to show you a camp just a few miles away from where i am standing here. people are staging between the fences to enter the u.s. many are already in border patrol custody. and some will be deported to mexico, others flown home and others will be released in the united states and how the u.s. handles that question going forward? is going to do a lot if we incentivize more individuals around the world to take advantage of this opportunity. >> you know, have you people that don't have birth certificate the, don't have biographical information. a lot of people from africa, india, they don't have birth certificates. >> so they are trying it save themselves and families, they'll do what they can to seek that safety, that might mean crossing through irregular ways further endanger be themselves and others. >> reporter: the shelters are full, the processing facilities

on the u.s. side, those are packed. and even as more migrants are arriving daily. so, beginning tonight we are going to find out the clock starts, what i mean by that is people are going to be going to the board every patrol and have 72 hours to decide whether that person goes to ice or actually released because bylaw they only have that amount of time, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: 3:14 minutes, william, thank you. liberty media is outraged that cnn broadcast a town hall with the gop front runner, president trump. they want to issue a total blackout of the former president, take a look. >> to the point about whether or not cnn should cover him, of course they should cover him, he is newsworthy. there was not journalism. >> it felt like a trump rally not a town hall. and those are the images broadcast across the nation, a supportive crowd who is an insurrectionist candidate.

>> it was bad for the media, it was bad for cnn, it was bad for american democracy,. >> what i saw last night at least was as chilling as anything i've seen on television since january the 6th. >> kayleigh: wow, hyperbole much. the truth is that president trump skewered the partisan attacks against him and they can't stand it. miranda divine is a columnist at the new york post. she joins me now. you can take your pick, that joe one, come on. >> hi, kayleigh. that was just hilarious. and they are so upset, they are so insecure because that was donald trump speaking unfiltered to the cnn audience that has been brain washed for the last four or five years that donald trump is a monster, that he is worse than hitler. and he 3,000,000 viewers

back home watching as he talked without a script, he batted away the tough questions, he was humerus and as the audience loved him. he got a standing ovation when he came in. they laughed at his jokes, they cheered him. that was -- that was like a dagger to the heart of the trump deranged because they just want to keep their audience, they want to keep half of america in the dark about who donald trump really is. >> kayleigh: yeah, i would love to see our current president in the same format. my favorite, i mentioned joe, he might have been out down by joy less baher. >> the audience would be filled with his cult. a bad standup comedian with a bunch of people in his cult who love him and that is not american as far as i am concerned, that is not american. >> they were unamerican cultists, miranda.

>> just tip da from joy bahar from the hatred that the anti-trump and never trump crowd go on with because they cannot stand people thinking for themselves. they think that they are superior. and that they have pronounced that donald trump is beyond the pale and he must be just disappeared. and they are doing whatever they can with their welfare and stupid prosecutions. and it's not working. there he is, he bounced back, he is as popular as ever and the audience was cheering. and it's just a sign of their own in security because their account is biden. and biden can't compete one on one, they know that. imagine as you just said, imagine joe biden on that stage next to donald trump. you know, it's worse now than he was three years ago. >> kayleigh: do you think in all seriousness that cnn and msnbc any of these guys will invite president trump back? >> look i think kudos to cnn for

actually doing that. they were fair, they invited republican leaning audience. they gave donald trump a platform. i think though that their phones must have been melting down with complaints because they cut it short by 20 minutes. so, i hope they do but maybe they'll be scared off. >> kayleigh: yeah, maybe the invitation was fair but kaitlyn collins that performance, less than inspiring on this front. miranda divine, thank you. someone made the mistake of putting a microphone in front of kamala harris, she blessed us with another bizarre word salad, we will play it for you next. than just seed alo ne. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? pick up a bag at lowe's today. feed your lawn. feed it.

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>> vice president harris: she would say i don't know what's wrong with young people. you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. [laughter] just in the contact. of all in which you live and what came before you. hands are so big. it's unclear what kamala harris meant by any of that more importantly why hasn't she been to the border? she has been very busy working on this with the president. >> they have had several conversations on this issue. and so when it comes to the issues that matter to the american people there aren't. >> we know the host of kennedy and a host of the guy benson the jonas to react kennedy, did they not learn like venn diagram's, the meaning of time it doesn't ever work out.

>> the significance of the passage of time. i don't understand what she is saying ever. anna love to be her speechwriter just a sort of drop in a few these things so she would just throw out nonsense notes for no reason. mri? >> might make more sense. it might. >> it would go perfect into her word salad. >> we can imagine what could be what's unburdened by what has been. she loves that one. she goes to it constantly. [laughter] >> brilliant english part. >> can't get out of my mind. like voting rights and legislation. police reform. big task but my favorite is putting her in charge of stop in ukraine more how that work out? these are big jobs. >> i think that there is some degree in her camp they believe

that there was sort of set up to fail. because i just handed her the good luck it's played out exactly how people might expect. i actually had this moment about to happen three days ago when i happen to be and they're playing a montage of older political clips and kamala harris, senator harris was featured several times she has absolutely gotten worse. i think she has one of the political version of the gaps are. like one athlete forgets how to play. she is never good and i never agree with her with most things but she was not the sort of of a mess even if years ago if you like something is in her head on this now. she's almost leading into this character. >> which needs to do is quit free styling in your right when she was in the senate and she was going after greg cavanaugh she had prepared question in front of her and she stuck to it. she was in this role that fell apart very quickly when she ran

for president in people's all right away that there was not really a whole lot there. she was not an ideal candidate in a paper, but then when she went on the trail the paper completely dissolves. and so now we are left with someone who is a lower pole rating that a president who according to one poll this week was at 36%. she is pulling worse than that. wildfires are more popular. >> i love political gibbs, i'm gonna use that that is a really good sports analogy. to the point of hard tasks now they are serving europe on a platter. i would say the probably on the easier site to make these arguments for young people in the party to think she can handle that one? >> that seems to be an area where she is speaking with a bit more passion. obscene makes more sense for her to be on at the joe biden. broadly speaking when you're looking at joe biden's future and are speculating is he willing to do this? to the bill and make a present

for six more years? to the democrats want to go that direction? the second he starting about options beyond him. the first name that has to come up is hers and a woman of color. in the play clips like we just did open the segment. it's like well in expletive. >> joe biden has talk with, and the mets were to see great. all right. over to sean hannity. >> hannity: a group of people have a message for you what is it? ♪ ♪ >> love it. >> hannity: we are back with a great rowdy live audience tonight. i know get allowed okay. we have mayhem tonight in the southern border we are going to take it their life is title 42 now set to expire in less than three short hours. also manhattan d.a. is out yet again.