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The border is secure, did you know that? Yes, the third border is secure. And the Biden administration is finally going to end most, most COVID vaccine mandates, most. And breaking news, Biden calls McCarthy to meet. I mean, the debt ceiling warning. Welcome back to the show, glad you're here today on our fourth and final hour. 855-839-1210 on Twitter at Rich Zioly.

President Joe Biden has called on Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other congressional leaders to invite them to a meeting at the White House on May 9th to discuss the debt ceiling ahead of a looming deadline. President reach out to McCarthy, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. There is right now a congressional delegation in Israel, which is, I guess, why they have to wait till the 9th. Now this comes after Treasury Secretary America's grandmother Janet

Yellen warned lawmakers that the U.S. government could default as early as June 1st if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling. And McCarthy was blasting Biden as saying he's unwilling to talk. And good, I'm glad, I mean, I'm glad they're going to meet. Let's see if they actually do something together as a team where they can actually come up with something. But of course, it's going to be, you know, the Democrats get to do everything. And if the Republicans don't agree, then it's on the Republicans because they need to compromise and blah, blah.

You'll see, that's probably what it's going to be.

NJ 1015 is reporting that, do you remember that mysterious death of a councilwoman in New Jersey?

A black Republican councilwoman was mysteriously murdered in front of her condo.

And three months after the attorney, the family's attorney is still raising questions about the investigation after the discovery of a potentially key evidence.

Attorney Johnless Newske is a former state legislator said he received a call from the town of Sayerville, New Jersey, their business administrator asking if he knew the whereabouts of a cell phone issued to the councilwoman by the borough.

It turned out to be in a storage facility in one of these self storage facilities that the contents of her apartment were unloaded into shortly after her death.

The prosecutors office sent two investigators and they went through every box and ultimately located the cell phone.

They also discovered a laptop and a tablet during their search of the unit.

He's concerned now the attorney for the family is concerned about what else may have been overlooked.

He said, quote, the concern is that it took some two months before there was a realization that there that there was a cell phone that apparently the investigation up until that point had not thought to look for even consider.

That seems to be a lapse in what otherwise I'm assured is a federal investigation.

Now the prosecutor has not released any details about the investigation.

It's still an incredibly strange strange story.

She was a prominent young black woman and an otherwise relatively safe suburban community gun down as she returned from the grocery store to begin preparing for dinner.

It's alarming concerning and frustrating.

There's no leads whatsoever.

But they say now the electronics in the case could hold the clues.

And it's just very it's the whole thing is very strange and this this councilwoman no arrests have been made.

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