On Tuesday night, Fox News discussed the effects Biden’s border policies will have on Americans, and MSNBC spoke about election deniers running for House speaker.
Fox News — Sen. Ted Cruz on Biden’s border policies
On “Hannity” Tuesday night, Sean Hannity spoke to Sen. Ted Cruz, R-TX, about the ongoing border crisis and how the Israel-Hamas war has intensified the border issue.
“We’re a little over 7.5 million illegal immigrants. Going to go 8 million by the end of the year, that’s three years,” said Hannity, emphasizing that around 99% have stayed in the United States, and none of them have been vetted to ensure no terrorists enter the country.
Hannity added, “If that doesn't scare Americans, I don't know what will.”
Under the Biden Administration and the Democratic party, Cruz said, “the world has gotten much much more dangerous.”
“Israel is at greater jeopardy, much greater jeopardy because of Joe Biden and the Democrats. America is in greater jeopardy because of Joe Biden and the Democrats, and your family and my family are in greater jeopardy because of Joe Biden and the Democrats,” Cruz said.
MSNBC — Jan 6th. police officer on election deniers
On “The Last Word,” MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart spoke to Harry Dunn, a capitol police officer who was working the day of the Jan. 6 riots.
“House Republicans still don't have a speaker,” Capehart said Tuesday, before Rep. Mike Johnson, R-Louisiana, was named speaker on Wednesday, “and every candidate is an election denier,”
Capehart asked Dunn how he feels about Republican leaders downplaying what happened on Jan. 6 at the Capital.
Dunn said that as a police officer, “that doesn’t deter me from doing my job. Republicans, Democrats, Independents, we protect those members of Congress no matter what their views or what their beliefs are.”
But, “As an individual, it’s a little frustrating that anybody, especially an elected member of Congress, governors (or) state representatives could downplay what happened that day as not serious. ... it’s a dark day in history, and it will continue to be that.”