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those migrants then being bussed to different cities in the u.s. we have fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson outside the white house and cb cotton in new york city. but let's start off the hour with bill melugin live along the border in brownsville, texas, good afternoon, bill. >> breaking news right now, multiple cbp arrested afghan national in the fbi terror watch list after he crossed illegally. he was arrested in ote mesa inland san diego county, with a group of migrants, once border patrol took them into custody, ran fingerprints and he was a match to the terror watch list. i'm told the fbi was then notified. they confirmed the match and they are now leading the investigation. congressman darrell issa's office represent that is area and confirmed with their local cbp contact and they have given

me a statement responding to this, says in part, biden's open borders aren't just a gateway to 5 million illegal, drug trafficking and deadliest drug crisis in history, biden's reck's policy is open invitation to even the most wanted terrorist in the world to come to america. the nation knows what's going on and this president has only begun to be held accountable for what he has done. more information as we get it. take a look at this, courtesy of texas congressman tony gonzales' office showing significant overcrowding in el paso at a central processing center in el paso. he says he shot this video on friday. one of the rooms had capacity for 120 people, he had 700 men in it. total capacity of 1,000 and the day he visited on friday it was about 6,000, severe

overcrowding. illegal crossings since then in the last 48 hours have plummeted in el paso, this has likely been reduced. you are looking at a snapshot on what it was friday. mission, texas in the rio grande valley, there has been some migrant overflow after illegal crossings. illegal cross negotiation the rgv have fall ever off a cliff in the last 48 hours. earlier in the week it was 3,000 a day, climax of 3300 on may eighth, last 24 hours alone, there have been under 500 illegal crossings. the numbers have completely fallen off ever since title 42 dropped and ever since the state of texas came in here and started repelling people not letting them in illegally. mike: bill melugin, many thanks. border security and debt ceiling negotiations causing headaches for the biden administration as

migrant crossings reach record numbers and debt limit deadline approaches. lucas tomlinson live in the north lawn with n the white house with the latest. lucas: good afternoon, the border and the debt ceiling major issues at the white house. on fox news sunday ro khanna blamed both parties for log-jam at the border. >> i don't believe it's a democratic or republican issue. it's a both party issue. nothing has done since president reagan signed bipartisan immigration reform in 1986. lucas: when ronald reagan signed 3 million and the number is over 11 million. the debt ceiling battle in the june 1st deadline looming. the gop controlled house passed the bill raising debt ceiling cutting spending and limiting spending increases to 1% in the future. florida congressman byron donald says the president and senate should sign into law and keep the government defaulting on

31 trillion-dollar debt. >> if joe biden brings nothing to the table, if all he does is sit there with his hands in his pockets and not understanding what he has done and a way to actually negotiate, then he's the leading the nation into default and it's a very sad thing to see. lucas: now yesterday president biden spoke at howard university's graduation here in the nation's capitol at cap one arena. >> it's truly special, special to join fellow honorees. i didn't know that you were so talented. i thought you were foreign policy latin american guy. we have to talk. mike: alejandro mayorkas'

message. >> he reiterated talking points for many days. he did not call it a crisis. mike: lucas tomlinson, thanks very much. 20 veterans have been reportedly booted from temporary stay in order to make room for incoming migrants after new york city eric adams sent bus flows of asylum seekers. cb cotton with the latest on this story. reporter: new york city scrambled finding houses to scramble rooms, more than hour drive from the city. a spokesperson telling fox news in part, our veterans were housed in several hotels that were preparing to receive migrants from new york city. thankfully my team and i were able to scramble and find new temporary housing for the

veterans. whether you agree or disagree with migrants being housed in the hudson valley, i believe all of us can agree that this issue should not negatively impact our homeless veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country. on thursday new york city eric adams sent two buses with adult single male migrants, 60 in total to suburban orange county. the migrants are voluntary participants in relocation program with the city paying for them to have a four-month hotel stay. adams planned to send migrants to rockland county but a judge issued temporary restraining order blocking the city's move. the city is reviewing legal options in response. as for orange county, there were lawsuits filed attempting to stop adams' plan but the migrants still arrived and the county leaders aren't happy at how this played out. >> in the last couple of days since i've spoken to you, brides and brooms and wedding parties

have been kicked out of the hotel in place for migrants in new york city. 15 veterans were kicked out, combat veterans, afghanistan, iraq, vietnam veterans that were homeless and the slew of other people -- reporter: new york city spokesperson respond today the attempts to block migrants headed for the suburbs saying and until the federal government steps up other elected officials around the state and country will have to do so. the new york civil liberty union filed lawsuit on thursday against orange and rockland counties for blocking arrival of migrants. one of the hotels which reportedly evicted the veterans told the new york post it had not done so, had not taken in any migrants nor it has plans to. just new york city announced the launch of its first asylum seeker arrival center and ninth relief center. of course, all of the efforts to handle the influx. mike: cb cotton, thanks a lot. the online fundraiser for marine

veteran penny's defense reaching $1.7 million following his arrest for secondary dry manslaughter in the choke hold of jordan neely, alexandria hoff. alex: was given early boost when governor ron desantis shared it on twitter. since then you have had thousands of people come forward donating anywhere from $5 to $10,000 in one case i spotted they are being collected through the website give, send go, any access funds will be donated to mental health advocacy group in new york city. 24-year-old daniel penny is free on $100,000 bond after turning himself in on friday in connection to the may first death of jordan neely, neely died after penny held him in choke hold. the on the second-degree manslaughter charge, penny's

cousin steve baldwin told the new york post. disgusting, a young man that served the country, handsome young kid counted on when you need his help. take a listen to penny's attorney here. >> i know manhattan very well and the reality is that there is not a single living, breathing new yorker, anyone who rides the subway who can't relate to exactly the sort of the situation my client -- >> he did call the whole thing a tragedian attorney for neeley's team said he needed to be helped and not taken to the ground. he should feel that penny should be charged with murder and not manslaughter. according to new york times the city had placed him on watch list of 50 homeless individuals

who had exhibited concerning behavior but who had refused help. mike. mike: alexandria hoff, thanks for the report. more on the case, he's a senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation and former prosecutor, coauthor of rogue prosecutors how radical soros lawyers are destroying america's communities, hold up the sign. i thought we were going to have the sign for you. at last check $1.7 million pouring in from the community for this marine's defense, what do you make of that? >> well, this shouldn't have happened in the first place. i mean, this young man was disturbed, he was on a watch list we are hearing about now and what he should have been -- what should have happened, mike, he should have been held accountable for many crimes he had been committed and then held accountable and given the services he clearly needs. everyone could see that this guy was off, all right, and is the

question for the second degree manslaughter case. did mr. perry, former marine, in conduct that was unreasonable and was conduct gross deviation from what a reasonable person would have done, if not he's not guilty. mike: what we read that the homeless man was threatening people, the 24-year-old marine, attorneys are saying self-defense. >> i think it's a great defense to put forward because it's the obvious defense to put forward. not only did he restrain this mentally-ill man but two people, the only thing i bring up race, the rogue prosecutors that have been writing about have a view in the world that look through race-colored glasses. you heard previous guests on the show that race had nothing to do. in one sense it shouldn't have anything to do with this. justice should be colored blind and if -- if alvin bragg was

your standard average law and order prosecutor, i don't think people would have questioned this second-degree manslaughter charge or not because they would have based on the facts. he has a long history of letting dangerous people out on in nail and marching marine a hundred thousand dollars bail and on and on and on. this is why this think which is run by black mayor and black da, it's not a race issue, it's a failure that shouldn't have happened in the first place. mike: the family of the deceased man is not happy with second-degree manslaughter charges, what about that? >> well, you know i was a homicide prosecutor and you see all gredations of homicide. this is not a second-degree murder. this was clearly a situation that didn't have to have happen because the city didn't take care of the young man in the first place. you are going to charge him with anything, second-degree manslaughter. the question is, were his

actions substantial and unjustifiable under the circumstances. some people say yes, many people say no. and then was a gross deviation from what the standard person should. do i don't pay attention to protestors. were they protesting when police officers were killed by recidivism criminal that alvin bragg let out, no? i think most wouldn't have. we will see how it plays out. mike: presumably it goes to trial in new york, should the defense worry about a liberal jury? >> every defense should worry about picking the right jury. you may see motion for change of venue to move it out to somewhere else, the picking and the selection of the injury are really the deselection of the jury will be one of the most important parts of this case should it even come to trial. mike: thanks so much with the book.

>> thank you. mike: exclusive interview with penny's attorney, live, be sure to tune in. democracy 2024 showdown called off in the hawkeye state after threats of severe weather caused former president trump to cancel rally in iowa last night even as possible gop primary opponent ron desantis made his way all across the key election state attending several big events. alexis mcadams has details from sue center iowa. >> mike, good afternoon from iowa, this was supposed to be a huge weekend between former president donald trump and governor ron desantis but the weather is not optimal and changed all of that. we are now learning about new steps that the florida governor is taking that he is signaling entering the race. >> we must fight the good fight, we must finish the race and we must keep the faith. i can tell you this, i'm proud of what we have done in florida.

i'm thankful for governor reynolds and the team in iowa but i have only begun to fight. >> talking with supporters and the events were packed and also set to be in iowa and showed up only to find out the event was called off. desantis, though, seized on the opportunity stopping by des moines right about the time that trump's rally would have been happening. republican congressman organized the event for desantis, wouldn't tell me who he is backing. >> i'm not throwing my support to anybody. i want to be ambassador to everybody. i want to show everybody what iowa has to offer. we have so many great things. our economy is growing. great wonderful leader in governor reynolds. i hope everyone can come and anybody that can beat president biden, i'm all behind. >> endorsements continue to roll in on both sides. governor desantis is backed by 3

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mike: back to top stories. border officials saw record-breaking number of migrant encounters this past week. for more discussion let's bring our political panel, former advise the other speaker john boehner as well as matt bennett, welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> happy mother's day to your mom in the studio here. okay, so secretary alejandro mayorkas is making the rounds today, let's play him. >> we have added beds to immigration and customs enforcement in our detention facilities. we've increased our transportation resources. the number of flights removal flights with our foreign partners, we are setting regional processing centers now. it's extraordinary what we have done over the past 18 months or

so. mike: more republicans on the hill think he should be impeached, what do you make on mayorkas and things at the border right now? >> members have every right to be angry with the failure of the situation. the white house has had time. they appointed vice president kamala harris to look over the border issues that we have been facing over a year ago and not much has been done and they announced in january that they were going set the day of may 11th to lift the covid emergency policies and we didn't plan for what was going to happen on may 11th, they have every right to be frustrated because we are seeing surges border at the border for some time in preparation for may 11th. >> no, i don't think so. you know, it's a pandemic-era law and we call -- lots of republicans calling for end to the official pandemic which the president declared and so he couldn't keep it. we had to go back to business as

usual at the border which unfortunately is often kind of a mess. i will say the president has done a bunch of things that the people on the left of my party do not like including sending 1500 troops down to help with administrative things, they are surging some judges and others to help with processing asylum claims, but no president has been able to manage the fundamental problem that central and some parts of south america are disaster and people are desperate and they are coming north no matter what the president is. mike: okay, 2024. florida governor ron desantis was in iowa, how did he do? >> there's no surprise or coincidence that he ended up going to barbecue joint down the road where former president trump was supposed to speak so i definitely thing he's running. mike: performance, did you get to hear from him? >> i say desantis is speaking to one of trump's biggest insecurities.

he's talking about losing and we've heard from senators like cornyn and todd young t that thy are echoing the argument. he again tried several times said that he didn't lose. he's worried about the narrative going into this election for sure. mike: i want to look at numbers from the washington post poll, on the president's job performance, down to 36% and then the question do you think mr. biden has the mental sharpness to serve effectively as president only 32%, matt, what about those numbers? >> they're not great. the poll is outlier. it's much lower in all kinds of ways. reelect numbers, favorability numbers for biden than most other polls including some that come out since. i don't think it's a particularly accurate snapshot but there is no question that this is going to be a tough road back for the president. people like me think that he can

do it, incumbency is advantage for him and he has real record to run on, he passed a bunch of bills, most with bipartisan support. rallied the world against russia in ukraine and he had a really good midterm. so i think things are going to start looking up. mike: one headache for him and his team, hunter biden, his son, investigations in his team and doj. >> it's a narrative that the republican party is going to push. i would say and this is something that many people at home are frustrated by is the hypocrisy on both sides. you know, we would -- if we are going to uphold the law, let's uphold it no matter whose father, you know, is president and not cherry-pick when they decide to enforce it. it's really important. people are frustrated on hypocrisy on both sides. mike: matt, your thoughts? >> there's really no evidence tieing hunter's conduct. whether he did things illegal or

not, we will find out but so far there's zero evidence connect to go conduct of joe biden as president or vice president. his son got $2 billion from the saudis after they left the white house for reasons that remain kind of unclear, so i think the hypocrisy issue is real. mike: so family concerns make people want new blood, new energy to run? >> nepotism, we saudis play in both trump white house and also with the biden family and how they entrenched in policies. the trump administration appointed several of his children to be advisers and no one in the biden family is adviser in a capacity. the fact that we are having this conversation is because we have two candidates who are of an age to have adult children who have history of careers and different things whereas, you know, maybe we should be looking at someone who has kids that we don't

discus because it's off limits. >> i couldn't agree on that level. sasha and malia were in high school, they were not getting contracts from the saudis or dealing with ukrainians. this is the race that we are going to have and we have to watch hypocrisy. they need to look at the trump family as well. mike: i'm old enough to remember the bush twins. thank you so much. >> thank you. mike: fox news sunday shod shannon bream has interview with democrat ro khanna and republican byron donald, that's coming up after this show. stay tuned. one of the first reported shark attacks in florida oh, dear, fought off by a courageous 18-year-old, we will have herr story next.es ,♪ ♪ ♪

mike: a 13-year-old girl bravely fought off a bull shark that

attacked her in shallow water at a florida beach thursday despite sustaining injuries to her stomach, arm, finger and top of her knee, she plans to get right back in the water. what a champ. jonathan live with more on this. hello, jonathan. >> ella reed is amazing young woman, she has the scars to prove attack. it happened at fort pierce, atlanta coast. the shark swam under the friend, headed straight for ella first biting her abdomen. >> i started blocking with arm and hand and slipped in and got my finger and arm and it like scooped around and got my leg again. it didn't really hurt in the first part because adrenaline was just, yeah, i don't know, we were so shocked. >> ella's friend drove her home in golf cart and paramedic rushed her to the hospital. her mom says ella was remarkably

calm the whole time at the hospital where she was treated and eventually released. according to data from the university of florida, the u.s. average is 74 unprovoked shark bites her year. that since 2013. attacks are rare, you can further reduce chances of being biten extra caution in sandbars a void going into water dusk dawn or at night, avoid areas where people are fishing and if you see dolphins doesn't mean there are no sharks on the water because the sharks may be feeding in the same fish the dolphins are feeding on. ella was doing most if not all of that and yet she was still attacked, nevertheless, this is not dissuade her from returning her to the beaches and plan to go back to the water as soon as her stitches are out. mike: one tough young lady.

jonathan, thank you so much. biden administration and republicans have not reached deal on debt ceiling and the congressional correspondent says why it matters to you. >> it's easy to dose off when you hear the term debt ceiling but the consequences of a debt ceiling collision are anything but a sleeper. >> out of sight, out of mind. like, i wouldn't have known anything about it if you didn't say anything about it. >> they'll fir your it out. they always do. >> manufactured issue. >> however, the debt ceiling issue is very real. the government has a credit card, congress extends the line of credit. the limit is the debt ceiling. the treasury department uses the credit card but it lacks spending power if it hits the debt ceiling and congress doesn't extend the credit line. >> there's going to be a day possibly in early june when that

checking account is in danger of running out and there's simply not going to be enough money in it on some given day to pay all of the obligations that are due that day. >> that means hundreds of thousands of federal workers don't get paid potentially the military, benefit checks delayed. treasury decides what checks get cut and since this is like a credit card and the government is over the limit, treasury pays the interest first. >> it will prioritize interest and principal payments so that it's not strictly defaulting on securities on treasury securities which would royal financial markets. >> could wreck the economy. >> if there's no problems of debt ceiling, are you worried about the markets, mr. speaker. >> there's risk whether external forces whether downgraded or a market response could make this situation worse.

>> rates for car loans and home mortgages could jump long term because of federal default robs the system of fiscal trust and important note, default is not a government shutdown. shutdown comes when congress doesn't fund the government in this case congress funded the government on paper but the government is out of cash. on capitol hill, chad pergram fox news. mike: it is election day in turkey with both president erdogan facing toughest challenge after decades in power. more on that coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ with 30 grams of protein. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood sugar. and more protein to keep you moving with diabetes. glucerna live every moment [bones cracking] ♪(tense music)♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic.

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lagging far behind. if none of the 3 cross the 50% mark the top two candidates will go head to head in a runoff on may 28th, voters there are also electing 600 members of parliament. the 4 university idaho students who were brutally murdered last fall are being honored by the university this weekend. jeff paul joins us now live with the details. >> six months to the day of murders, 4 university of idaho students who were killed are not only being remembered but honored for the lives they lived. the university of idaho awarding degrees and certificates to the families of madison, kaley, sana and nethan.

ethan's will get his in the coming weeks but the families of madison and kayly who were both seniors attended the commencement ceremonies for class of 2023. madison's parents walking across the stage while kaley's family received bachelor's degree in general studies on her behalf. her mom calling her experience surreal on abc good morning america. >> i would have never thought a year ago or even six months ago that there was going to be a reason that kaley wouldn't be able to accept her own degree that she wouldn't be here. >> the four students who were stabbed to death in their off-campus home after a night out six months ago after extensive search authorities arrested 28-year-old brian six weeks after the killings. the case is just in the

beginning stages of the legal process. fbi director larry told those graduating to remember those killed for strength and inspiration. >> you have gone through a physical crisis, a pandemic and horrific tragedy that could shatter any community but did not here because of the strength and the work and the love that were shown to you by everybody in helping one another. >> the off-campus house where the murders took place is set to be demolished as a healing step meanwhile the suspect brian has yet to enter a plea but does have a preliminary hearing that is scheduled for the end of june, mike. mike: we will follow it, jeff paul, thanks very much. full circle home is helping ensure service members are able to celebrate the moms in their lives from afar. the organization sends gift boxes with a note from deployed troops to their loved ones.

since 2007, they have sent 31,000 packages. >> joining me now full circle homes founder and executive director vickie, vickie, welcome and happy mother's day. >> thank you, thank you for having me. mike: tell me about the mission of your organization on a holiday like mother's day. >> well, it's all about honoring, celebrating and connecting both the troops and the women at home that are supporting them. and for mother's day it might be moms, wives, sisters, grandmas. any important woman, any important mom in their life. mike: what does this mission mean to you. i understand it's very personal for you, tell us about that. >> well, it started when my son was deployed and asked me to attend something to his then girlfriend now wife and i quickly realized that there was no other program like this because in each box is a

handwritten love note from the service member and that makes it very personal and very important. there's also packet of tissues in there because obviously these, these love notes can be very emotional. and so we just kept working on this and we have feedback from so many people. we have already gotten calls this year and emails and notes, so it really touches the women in a very powerful and personal way. mike: beautiful. >> and it kind of us takens during a long deployment. mike: i could imagine. tell us about the visit you and your team had to walter reed to the hospital there. >> lisa miller is basically the other half of full circle home and she runs the walter reed program. we brought 100 boxes down there, actually 75 were for mother's

day and 25 we left for father's day coming up. so we do support the men at home as well. it's really wonderful because we get to meet the injured service members and just the strength that they have and their families that are with them, it's -- it's very powerful and relieve there feeling like there's nothing that could stop us, nothing that should stop us. mike: so for more information our audience can go to fullcirclehome.org and find out how they can contribute and support your mission. vickie durfee, we are grateful for your time and the great work that you are doing. god bless you all and have a wonderful mother's day. >> thank you. mike: we are celebrating all the wonderful moms out there today after the break we will hear how operation gratitude is showing its thanks to military moms today and year round, stay with

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mike: since 2003 operation gratitude has been bringing cheer to members and now bringing buddy bears to the children of deployed troops. last year their bear battalion

bears. welcome to both of you. happy mother's day. >> thank you, thanks for having us. mike: carolyn, tell us what operation gratitude is doing this mother's day. >> well, operation gratitude says thank you to all who served and for mother's day we helped send our battalion buddies, cuddly stuffed animals to the children of so many moms and dad that are deployed currently including to captain donet's daughter joy. mike: what is the impact? >> the impact, it means so much. [inaudible] >> my daughter was on -- mike:

we are showing a picture of your daughter right now. beautiful picture of her squeezing the bear. very touching image on this mother's day with her parents forward deployed in europe. carolyn, we've seen that operation gratitude issued 19,593 battalion bears, 87,556 troop packages at cost of $25 per care package. what is the reaction that you received from the people whose lives you're touching? >> well, we get so many letters of thanks from the troops, from their family members, everyone we support but it's -- it's a thank you circle, gratitude circle. we are trying to thank them for their service. both the children and the adults and it's very hard warming for us to get that kind of feedback but more heart warming for us to fill those battalion buddies and get them to those children.

mike: captain what does this mean to your daughter receiving care packages? >> i think it means the world to her. i would say -- [inaudible] >> sleeps with them every night. it's a source of comfort for her. mike: carolyn, for those folks watching who want to help out, what can they do? >> well, they can go to our website operationgratitude.com and there's so many activities that everyone can participate in, handwritten letters of support are meaningful and possible that they can do. handmade greeting cards, they can come fill box, fill a care package and get it sent off. mike: captain, the audio has been tricky, you are forward deployed. what message do you want to send to your precious daughter jordan on mother's day?

>> i would like to say i love you and -- [inaudible] >> thank you for -- >> mike: beautiful moment there, carolyn, i'm sure hearing that emotion and seeing the emotion is what this is all about. >> absolutely. i'm a marine mom and i was reverse of captain donet where my son was deployed also named jordan coincidently and i know how meaningful it is for her and little jordan. i really appreciate the opportunity to get to meet her through this and to let the american people how they can support her and jordan and all who serve. mike: carolyn -- >> i want to say hi to my mom too and happy mother's day. >> absolutely happy mother's day. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. mike: before we go we want to

take this moment on this mother's day we want to thank all amazing moms that raised the fox news live team. associate producer chris veras with his mom kimberly. our show producer malory at taylor swift's tour, our media buzz live producer jillian randal's mom kelly. looks like that is washington capitol superstar alexander, pretty cool. associate producer olivia and here is a photo with her son and her mother. happy mother's day to both. our newsroom associate producer lakia atkins with her mother samantha and show director kevin's mom laurel.

production assistant leo with her mom maria. our production assistant allie with her mom tracee. our tech manager rodrigo fernandez, maria. our floor director gary o'donnell with barbara and new bride lisa. graphic's operator alicia's mother and last but not least my wonderful wife with our son recently for the prom and our daughter tes. she always puts others first and is a major blessing in our lives and, of course, i'm thinking of my mom olga forever in my heart. that's all for this hour fox news live, fox news sunday with shannon bream next. i'm mike emanuel. thank you for watching and happy mother's day to all we honor fut today. thank you.ure. ♪ ♪ ♪ helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing,

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