Tim Pierce

That's unclear, but it led Trump to accuse Biden and government bureaucrats of trying to undermine the new administration before it even gets started. Now, Trump and his allies have promised to clean out agencies of entrenched bureaucrats who abuse their positions to buck the president's, what's known as the deep state.

Here's Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, talking to the Daily Wire and warning those bureaucrats to get moving.

Here's Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, talking to the Daily Wire and warning those bureaucrats to get moving.

So that warning could very well apply to anyone involved in this latest controversy of the border wall. Trump and Homan are going to look at this and go after anyone that they think may try to impede Trump's immigration agenda.

So that warning could very well apply to anyone involved in this latest controversy of the border wall. Trump and Homan are going to look at this and go after anyone that they think may try to impede Trump's immigration agenda.

Good to be on.

Good to be on.

Most of the rise was driven by a lack of affordable housing, natural disasters, and an influx of immigrants. A January count by the Department of Housing and Urban Development found over 770,000 people homeless, a number that is almost certainly an undercount. The sharp 18% increase followed a 12% increase the previous year.

Most of the rise was driven by a lack of affordable housing, natural disasters, and an influx of immigrants. A January count by the Department of Housing and Urban Development found over 770,000 people homeless, a number that is almost certainly an undercount. The sharp 18% increase followed a 12% increase the previous year.

The HUD report also points out a concerning trend of family homelessness, which surged nearly 40% due to the arrival of migrant families. New York and Chicago saw these numbers double due to migrant arrivals. Los Angeles reported a small decrease of 5% in people living on the streets. This could be due to a Supreme Court ruling that says outdoor sleeping bans can be enforced by local authorities.

The HUD report also points out a concerning trend of family homelessness, which surged nearly 40% due to the arrival of migrant families. New York and Chicago saw these numbers double due to migrant arrivals. Los Angeles reported a small decrease of 5% in people living on the streets. This could be due to a Supreme Court ruling that says outdoor sleeping bans can be enforced by local authorities.

Homelessness among the veteran community continued its downward trend, dropping 8% this year.

Homelessness among the veteran community continued its downward trend, dropping 8% this year.

According to The Post, Biden and some of his aides still believe he should have stayed in the race despite the rocky debate performance and low poll numbers that prompted Democrats to pressure him to drop out. The president's polling had cratered and he was trailing Trump in nearly every battleground state when he was effectively forced out.

According to The Post, Biden and some of his aides still believe he should have stayed in the race despite the rocky debate performance and low poll numbers that prompted Democrats to pressure him to drop out. The president's polling had cratered and he was trailing Trump in nearly every battleground state when he was effectively forced out.

The Post reports that Biden also says he should have picked someone other than Merrick Garland as Attorney General, complaining about the Justice Department's slowness in prosecuting Trump and its aggressiveness in prosecuting his son, Hunter.

The Post reports that Biden also says he should have picked someone other than Merrick Garland as Attorney General, complaining about the Justice Department's slowness in prosecuting Trump and its aggressiveness in prosecuting his son, Hunter.

Yeah, John, really a moment to look back here on a life that ended up being more impactful in many ways after his presidency than during it. We learned Sunday from the Carter Center, which announced that the president had died peacefully that day at his home in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by his family.

Yeah, John, really a moment to look back here on a life that ended up being more impactful in many ways after his presidency than during it. We learned Sunday from the Carter Center, which announced that the president had died peacefully that day at his home in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by his family.

The former president had entered hospice care last year after being diagnosed with cancer, so while death is always hard for a family, this was not a surprise. His son Chip Carter gave a touching statement on behalf of the family, saying, "...my father was a hero not only to me but to everyone who believes in peace, human rights, and unselfish love.