The GOP senator pushing the immigration compromise says he's frustrated with his fellow

Republicans intentionally putting out false information.

The lead starts right now.

That feeling of frustration from Senator James Langford, the conservative Oklahoma Republican

pushing the border deal, Speaker Mike Johnson, is just one of many in the GOP quick to trash this compromise that at

least will try to do something to slow the number of migrants coming into the U.S.

We're going to hear from a House Republican piling on calling the proposed

plan, quote capitulation, plus Senator Langford, will be here in just minutes.

And historic rainfall flooding parts of Southern California, some cities getting a month's

worth of rain in one single day. CNN is on the ground in one of the hardest hit

areas. Plus, the surprising news from Buckingham Palace this afternoon announcing that

King Charles has cancer. What does this diagnose now mean for the monarchy and

how is his prognosis? Welcome to the lean on Jake Tapper in two hours a high stakes meeting on Capitol Hill

that may determine whether the Senate's bipartisan border deal ever seized the light of day.

Tonight, Senate Republican leaders will try to convince their colleagues

to pass the bill, which would dramatically change immigration law

for the first time in decades in the United States in effect severely restricting

asylum claims at the US southern border plus much more advocates for the bill

need 60 votes to advance the plan and as of right now it's unclear if they can get there.

And even if the bill does make it through the Senate and to the House, House Speaker Mike

Johnson says it is dead on arrival there.

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