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five other people injured following a shooting at the entrance to jerusalem. the two palestinian assailants were shot. one of them was killed. the other was apprehended by police. the attack came shortly after the israeli military announced the truce with hamas will continue as mediators continue the process of releasing hostages. the original ceasefire deal that was already extended once was set to expire at midnight eastern time. the truce has allowed for the release of nearly 100 hostages held by hamas since october 7th. 16 of them were released wednesday night. in return, israel has released more than 200 palestinian prisoners. it's also allowed for the free flow of aid into gaza. stay with fox news channel for the very latest. out of the middle east. for now, back to, the very latest out of the middle east for now. back to our regular programming already in progress. >> for global islamiaisingc war against the west, defacing national landmarks, statues,atu.

vandalizing our old white house, burning american flagstre and tried to break down the doors at the dncd to dow. these obsessive rioters, they hate israel, hate america.i the jewish people, they hate so much, they're now pe at work're now condoning, excusing terrorism, ,murder, torture kidnapping, women even women, young children, babies. but you don't have to take my word for it. had an oakland city council meeting a measur word focitye tn the october seven terror attack that was met with outrage and plenty of praise for hamas. >> watch for yourself. there' o s not been beheadings of babies and . >> israel murdered their own people on october 7th. >> they keep talking about hamas, hamas, hamas. our government does no t fundvernment does no hamas. our government funds israel. our government. g funds. e. our government funds fun the killing of babiedss. >> hear them to hear them t complain about hamas violence. it's like listening to a wifeomi beater complain when his wife finally standshi and fights baca

>> calling hamas a terroristorga organization is ridiculousni, racist and plays into genocidal propaganda that is flooding , d plour media that we shoul be doing everything possible to combat. i support the right of palestinia s to resistncludi occupation, including through hamas, the armed wing of theng palestinian resistance. resistance to colonialisrem is, not terrorism. >> killing innocenterrorist peo. that's terrorism. killing kids at a concert. that's terrorism. kidnap a co children.ling killing children. that's terrorism. the left in this have become so radicalized and the very same woke who believe words are violence, they're nowrape excusing actual, actual torture and murder and kidnapping. now, ultimately, the city council, they voted unanimously demand a permanent ceasefire. they want israel to stopceas fighting back, defending their country, even though hamas has taken a pledge not to wipe israel off the map. they are just simplyo wipe defee

themselves. but the resolution to condemn the hamalvutios attack, yeah, that failed by a vote of 6 to 2 and today is well left. terroris m, i guess, is okay, sos di long as it's directed at the jewish people. norew naturally, this includes washed up actress cynthia nixon. apparentlyed , nixon does not believe that israel has the right to defend itself the right to defend itself hunger strike in support of a itse acease fire. of course, she's only going to participate. cease-two out of the five dayshe because she's got other things to do. i do hop dayse she getset the attention she desperately is looking for. but while cynthitentioa and oth you know, these woke losers are looking for their recognition, manan, wokey of these pro-hamas protesters really do hate the jewish people, hate israel, the jewish state, the united states, and thatpeople jew should be dey concerning to anybody with a heart, a conscience and a soul . that's very concerning. all right. we'll have more of my monologue coming up, includingcience a ver from, includingcience a biden's disastrous trip to colorado. orfirst, joining us with reactin to all this. south carolina senator linsey

south carolina senator linsey senator, you know, i watched chuck schumer today and it was it waswatche good to finally hear him speak out. he spoke out powerfully against . anti-semitism. i'm sure a lot of it directed at his own party -semitis lot. where was he when congresswoman to leave was saying, you know,ba to wipe israel off the map from to wipe israel off the map from did chuck schumer that was a stand alone aid bill forwh israel on the senate floor yesterday. and he i'm tolterday andd was ld the effort to stop that aid bill. is that correct, sir bill.? rig. that's exactly right. so senator schumer made an soenator presentation about the rise of anti-semitism. and he's right that. so what happened here is 39/11 for israel occurred on october 7.r israel occurred on october slaughtered in their homes. the biggest killing of the kil jewish people since the holocaust. and you have an oakland, lif thecalifornia, people praig hamas. the democratic party supports the palestinians as over

the israelis for the first time in polling las imt year. imt year. democratic colleagues to put corestrictions on money going to israel to defend themselves is sick and absurd . foick and absurd this call for a cease fire is nuts. p that what would we have said to a group that asked us to have a cease fire after 911? we're told them to go to . h sohe here's what i say to my democratic colleagues. support israel without m support israel without m to destroy hamascond before it's too late for the jewish state. stand with state israel. all reject hamas. tell all these crazy people to shut up. the bottom line here is the republican is with israel. the democratic partys wi is very confused. well, i mean, i really don'tnfus understanded. why washington ws this way. i understand. understawell, okay, fair answer. >> but, you know, i knowts what chuck wants to do here. he wants to tie funding for t israel to funding ukraine for,

funding with taiwan. and maybe he'll give somg for ue to the border. the house is not going to go along with that period se in te sentence. i don't see that happening. israel has notn't seappening god money. ukraine has gotten nearly $80'ra billion of money. we're paying more than europe is payinyiore isg. con it's their continent that is at war. and tii think that's been unfaie on their part. my question is, why can't wen on every bill as a stand alone al every bill as a stand alone and why are these games always played? he can be so concernedyed? israel. he had an opportunity to help them yesterday and h ande passe. on that opportunity. >> yeah. so we need to bring up aso we nn israel stand alone bill and support israel and b be donet v with it. but i'm not going to give money to foreign countries until we securee moneountries our own boe >> ten democratic senators 10 d opposing effortsators to provide border security, ha opposing policy changes that would secure our border. woulcure o governor, if you're g

sean hannity tonight, do me watc sean har. night, do me make it real to those ten senators in theirn deal what you're been dealing with in texas insteath idl of sending them all to new york. why don't you look at the states in question. . rhode island, connecticut, oregon. governor abbott, make it real to these ten senators. o e 10what it's like to live wia broken border. send thousands of illegal i immigrants to make it real to the politicians who oppose border security. the democratic position bordis remain in texas. they're okay with texas being overrun. governor abbott sent bus loads of illegal immigrants to these senators , so they willlive understand what it's like to live with a broken border. >> let me ask you, senator, wek we hear this virulent anti-semitism in the halls of congress. we see i antit on, you know, college universities, prestigious universities, a lot of them. we see it on the streets of our cities.

we are seeing it worldwide, all across europe. we're seeing it even in australia. s auf the jews.me did you ever think in our lifetime we'd ever hear thos e words in light of the history of what happened in germany ? 93hat happened in germany because that sounds like the 1930s to me, and i've never used t that analogy very often. i thought it was often misused n and overused. i don't think so. in this case, based on the knowledge we have.t thint acts they committed that are on videotape. frankly, though,haon vid i likem frankly, though,haon vid i likem toharmful for the families unlee we pixel out their faces. well, they're not a coupleeix to people at fox tomorrow and beg them to put on the airmo some oo the videos so you can see fore yourself what happened to the jewish people. you can see that on october the seventh,e that 20, 23, 80 ys g and poland, hamas wants to killi all the jews for religiousn pola reasons the wanted to kill all the jews because of racial reasons.

i never thought i would live to see a holocaust survivor who survivedsee the terror toe killed by hamas and israel. s we live in dangerous and sick times. i am begging fox to air the the footage so the american people can seeca what israel is facing. no conditions on israe fl. to my friends in israel, do what you need to do as long toat you need to do as long your country to the palestinian people. turn on hamas. >> kick them out of linsey. ve b you know israel well. you've been over there many times. i've been there many timesee man times.. tunnels.many timesee man >> i've been in the terror tunnels. i know you've been in the terror tunnels. i'veknow you've te i've i've be the iron dome. i've seen it work. i've been to border. they wrote 10,000 rockets. they got hit within a ten year period of time. kidst wi can't play outside. they play in underground bunker s and i'm thinkingground bunker victory to me is this if it once and for all gaza can no longer be a launching pad forto

rockets into israel. but that also includes the north. lebanon can no longer be a launching pad either ifo ha they want to have real security and peace in the region and securityve andpeace for is. but i'll say this nobody seems to ever want to talkeems t aboue number one state sponsor of terror, and that is ira tern that we now know. they trained hamas for this. they supplied them thy for this. them they are fighting another proxy war, one of many in the region . they have been fomenting terror and getting away with it for the. etting away with it for yes, i would say it might be time for the world to realize in the entire region p that maybe those refineries that thaert joe has allowed thet to use more than donald trump did, maybe those need to go maybe those nuclear facilities, maybe they need to go before they get nuclear weapons. >> well, so we'v e been on yourg about show a lot talking about this. how do you protect american troops in syria theican troops in syria in iraq? you attack iran when we're attacked in syria and iraq by iranian proxies. this biden administration

is incredibly weak. nobody respects some nobody is afraid of them. let me tell our friends in egypt and the united arab emirates, if you go in to brics and join an organization made up of iran, russia and china,erm you're going to make an enemy. let me telad l my friends in san arabia, i want you to normalize with israel. i'd like to have of a strategic relationship with you. but if you join briggs str, an organization basically controlled by russia, china and iran, you will be an bid iran, you will be an biden has lost all respect and all fears lost to the irani. if you kill one american in syria, in iraq, and i know you're trying to d irao your ih will do everything i can to make sure proxi you're in ren to the republican party. let' returns stand up forput pr israel without equivocation. let's put pressure on the biden administration on th, our troop. president biden does not have the backs of those serving. in syria and iraq. mr. e ia and iraq.

need to let the iranians knowir if you keep trying to kill americans, we're comin trying g. >> se comin you.ea all right. senator linsey graham, thank you. senay your time.ere we turn now to colorado, where your president, joe biden, made a rarepr, as usual, as per usuau didn't go. well, in fact, the trip started with a very concerning moment ntduring photo op with workers at a wind tower factory. biden randomly started talkingry about the nuclear codes. >> okay, watch this. i love my my marine cars. has what has it caused to blow up the world? that is not nuclear weapons. >> it. all right. okay. okay. joe bide >> on was not coherent pretty much all day, dazed and confused, even when reading the giant sized font on his teleprompter. take a look fod anr yourself. >> but i am friends with your leader, mr. moon. you know, all around the world. and we're good guy . d we're good guy

>> here in colorado, the wind turbine manufacturing vestasis is investing $40 millionth ad investing $40 millionth additional 1000 employees. >> solar manufacturedir br meyer >> solar manufacturedir br meyer cellbuil factory just down the d in colorado springs. instead of cutting thesprings.mr congressman trump and bob, we're going to do we could use it to help billionaires, millions of families afford instead of millionaires. millions of families affor d, a little help for senior care. can someone interpret that for me? congressman trum p, what was trum biden actually trying to say? how on earth is he capable of being president? this is the toughest job in the world and he wants to serve anothee r five years. has he lost his mind? i think it's becoming quite transparent. yes, biden is a cognitiv yes,eu knowis a cognitiv wreck. i know it. you know it. democrats know it. and but barring some major trip

and fall or emergency health condition, it looks likeergenc s on a path to be the nominee for the democratic party. so given biden's condition, well, that means his vicden'e president plays an important role. unfortunately, as vice president happens to bunfortuneh harris, who polls lower than him. and today, she couldn't comeanop with a simple answer to a pretty simple question about tick tock. take a loo toktake ak. >> you don't have a specific view on on tiktok itselfview o. >> oh, you want to inject yourself? i'm not. do >> i a you not like it my waylye overall and my family are. >> i'll tell you that. you tell them to get off. you know, you can tell youngl yo people in your family all kindsf of thingf?s to.ily al >> well, we got the giggles, but we didn't talk about venn diagramsl sean:, as she calls , whatever they are. anyway, unlike kamala harris, my next guest ha ws taken toughi action against tiktok and is now backing a bill preventinngn china and foreign adversaries from buying up u.s. farmland. they've alsoenting c been buyiny land and land near military installation. inand joining us now is south dakota governor kristi noem. governor, let's talkg us about m

the danger is with tiktok. oh, my goodness. i can't believe she actually said that. shtuallyd e going to comment on. they literally banned it from federal devices after wey tooko action in south dakota. we banned tiktok. tae ba tokwe're the first state 30 states have done it since then. but the federal government took action federal governman and ba. so how can she legitimately sit there and go, yeahy , i'm not going to comment. they know and they acknowledged that it is a comment.now an national securit. threat. grow up and have an opinion if you're going be the vice president of the united states. just give us an honest answer fous ar once. that's what's so shocking to me is the way what's biden and kaa still think. they have to dance around everything. the one thing this country's desperathinke is the truth. just tell the truth. we have an opinion. we banned it. d esh. we don't think it's good.it all right, move on. yeah, well, you know, one ofe the things. is it a spy mechanism, governor? is it a spy mechanism? okayy anism?, so the answer is . senate. okay. >>usand n to me and youk at

know, as i look at the people that are coming into this country unvetted at our southern border, we're finding people from iranis count and sy tens of thousands fromou russiad and china. we're allowing the communist chines russie to buy up farmland,fa ranch land and then land nearrm military, ranc installations. if i wanted to buy landted to in china, would i be allowed b to do that? i tend to doubt it. no, you would not allowed to do, that. let me be clear, sean. it's. i've los would y not bt my filtm if you are using tiktok, you are helping china destroy america. you are facilitating it. so get off of tik tok. whatet off of tik tok. on what you think is fun. and let's start doins g the hard work of saving freedom. and it's the same thing f with purchasinreedom theg farml. we have national security interests in this countr e y that our kids and grandkids are going to depend on. and we hav n ane to ensuredestro that people that want

to destroy us do not own land t right next door to those military installations that controle mili weapons thatt keep us safe. so this this investmen wilt chia has made in purchasing up our assets, our landmade i is dangerous, is just the next step in lining u p the that they need to control us. and they've been very clear about this for generations. they've been very clear that they have a long term agenda to become the dominant superpower in the world. and for them to do that,e united the united states of america cannot exist . you, >> let me ask you that. we just heard about the passing of henry kissingerabout th, a monumental figure on the world stage for such a long period of timhe worlde. i i've had numerous opportunities to interview him, meet inte with him,m,, meet a brilliant man in so many ways . you talking about china. he played a huge rolche ple in e nixon administration and i nn their efforts to open up discussions with china at that ch, making a lot of historysot

doing so. yo. g so. >> it's a sad day for led us because he was a leader that led through challenging times. and i hope that everyone's reaction to his passing is to go learn lea a little bitdn't more about him that you didn't know before around your dinner tabl k. e. when you're driving in the car with your kids, tell them a few. kissinger quotes that that weree used as strategic times. give them a little bit of history because if we forget what happened in the past, i we're doomed to repeat it. and many times throughout,y t history, the united states of america went through dark times, and leaders like kissinge timess r stood up and i took action and they provided leadership. le it the most. >> yeah. governor noem, great to see you. we reall yes. greaty appreciate. by the way, we will talk about it coming up in the course of the program tonight. we'll have more informatiorogran about. >> all right. coming up, this is huge. tonight, james cosmo just revealednight. that a bankr warn investigator warned about hunter biden having veryed

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two months free. new >> yes. a fox has learned a staple of global politics. stable really, for so many decades. henry kissinger. so mantonight, sad news. dead at the age of 100. now, secretary kissinger worked under multiple administrations. he wonkissworked the nobel peace for negotiating a cease fire in . there's so many other accomplishments this man has vietard his life background andd experience is is really beyond a inspiring. he was a jewish refugee. he fled nazi germany with his family in 1938. fa the united states. >> he excelled academically, graduated from harvardelled ac and earned an m.a. and ph.d. degrees at at harvard. really? really. somebody that that so many looka up to in so many different ways and accomplished so muchrde tha but really, you know, became. a household name. he served. served under two republican srepublicpresidents. one being richard nixon,

the other being gerald ford. he advised powerful leaderser in both the american political partie s for decades. he was advising presidents up . he came to be seen as perhaps one of the most prominent leading diplomatominen and international relations intellects of threlatione 20th y and orchestrated the normalization of relations with china during the nixon presidency helped ease tensionsf between the u.s. and the soviet ith union at some of the toughen moments during the cold war. tougl peace prizee cold war. for negotiating that settlement that ended the vietnam war. nobe what a life that he is. he has led and was so instrumental in that that the relations the openingng diplomatic relations between the u.s. and china, something up to that point not really doable or thinkabl e during the nixon administration. one of the most, you kno nw, alo he had his share of enemies and detractors for a lot

of reasons, most of it having to do with vietnam. joining us nowvietna with reaction to the sad news tonight is fox news contributor ari fleischer. ar i, i've had the pleasure h of interviewing him. i've had the pleasure of havina just general conversation with him. and it wasn't that long agh himo last conversation we had, and he was as sharp as he ever was. amazing man, an amazing life. nz and again, our prayers are withe his family tonight. you know, sean, it was for anybody who did get to know hi i really was a pleasure. he was such a intellect, such was e to just listen to hishi knowledge of history and his ability sum up conclusions. you know, i got to know him in november 2002, if remembe you remember this. probably very few people do. s >> he was actually named to be the chairman of theommiss 911 commission. >> and then after he was namedin senator georgeamed s mitchell ws going to be the democrat co-chair of the 911 commission . they both realizedhe neither one of them wanted to do it. so henry kissinger, after he realized all the thingsized d

have to step down from all the conflicts of interest, he spent a nflicts of interest, he spent to me about this, asking for my advice, shoullod he proceedho with this. what's going to happen with all these other endeavors that hine is in the middle of? and i told him, the press will kill you. you can't have anydl, him other endeavors. the press will say it's a conflict of interest. and it reall it'y got to hime wanted because he wanted to serve. he didn't want the presso . and i was honored that he r advic my advice. >> and listen, you know,d that was one thing about him i remember very distinctly. it's interesting you sayerrticur that at a particular event, i had an opportunity eve to spea one on one with him and he started asking me questions. mequestioni'm like, i should beo you questions because of his, you know, incredible background, when you think of in light of what's going on in the world today, especially the rise naday, especially the rise nazi germany. i would have liked to have had r that conversation with him about because i didn't think we'd ever see this in ourlifeti

lifetime. m su i'm sure. you think the same way, arre y yeah, absolutely, sean., and, you know, i did get to talk to him about things of that nature because after mod white house, when i movedork, back to new york, he and i would go to lunche andh somets and sitting at a lunch table,m just the two of us, i would ask him those kinds of questions. i would asestions.k him about h. i'd ask him about coming to america, the opportunitieo s. america being jewish. angrica being jewish. conversation for me just to siti there and almost be nott i wa a reporter, but i was the inquisitor asking him things. jus and that's where i just really grew my respect foready u his intellect. he was already up in his age at that time. thate.t time. for about ten years now, but i suspect he was sharp to the ends . tory, but what a life story, sean. and he loved the united states. he hated united states because he recognized what opportunity wad whats. you know, recently he was he was in a wheelchair. giv

and it seemed like he had just given a speech. and this is going back maybeech a month, month and a half ago.an >> and some liberal reporter was was asking him contentious questions and the like. the pr o was he just ignored it the car and got in the car and drove off. >>rove but you're right. what a life he lived. some a life he lived. a little locked into where we l are now in this momentit and wee lose historical perspective, you know. but he lived throughera. the vietnam era. that means the 60s. we know a lot of horrible things happen in this country, a great divide in this countrye in the sixties. look at all the people assassinated in the sixtie'6.s. you think of of, you know, the hippie movement. ofyou of the early seventies, the nixon years, vietnam. k this was a divided country >>is was a divided country >> no question about it.bout in 1968, in many ways wase wors the worst year we've hadth in more than 2020 with the george floyd riots, the one about covid and everythingfloyae that took place 68 at,

the height of nixoatn and vietnam, etc.. and, you know, henry kissingerwa was the wise man who got the united states through so st, as you said, whenough so he opened up relations with china. so that was absolutely unheard of, impossible to do. he did iard of at and it's a dia china back then than it is now. but therback te just certain the that were impossible in foreign policy. and i don't think henrn y ever accepted the word impossible. his life was a possible. he coming to america was a possibility. he saw what the united state posssw what the united state represented and relished it. and that's why i think the word theimpossible was never in heny kissinger's vocabulary because of the life he ledas never, buts the mind shot. and this is what i got to know about him. the mind i he had didn't see limits. didnse in places and in ways other people did not see. they may have seen a dead ore sd a roadblock. he said, i'll get over that. yeah. v china, vietnam. he played such an important role historicallhey at a very

divided time in this country's history. ari, we appreciate you stay with us. thank you. joining us now on the phone is brad baers,, host of special report. brad, let's get your initial reaction to thisist . a tower what a towering figure he was. what an incredible life he ledwa ,100 years old.nd and my last conversation with him, he was as sharp as ever shown. n, he was as sharp as can be even in the end. i mean, there were people who clamoring to get to him to say,t you know, what do you think about this? you think what did you think ab? he served as national security? adviser and secretary of state under president richard nixon. ander president richard nixon. gerald ford. but asd then say, he was really foreign policy guru for, policy two administrations, a lot of theu fom after that.afte

i saw him last when he was at charles krauthammer's lunch . i came there. charles asked me to a lunc.h and i got there and there was kissinger. kissinger and we spentth the entire lunch talkingund th about everything around the world. he was an amazing person who understood foreign policy from a lot of different spectrums, a lot of different perspectives. and like charles krauthammer had, he could cut through the noise, you know? >> yea cou cuth. >> you know, it's interesting. we do we use the termean: y frequentlyouus called shuttle diplomacy. well, he conducted the first shuttle diplomacy in his quest for middle east peace. he used secret channelst to pursue the ties between the u.s. and china at that point, endin

g what was decades of isolation and nothing but hostility betweedes ofn two countries. he initiated the parisn th negotiations that ultimately provided provided the means for an interval, as he called it,o to get the u.s. out vietnam. it was two years later that saigon fell to the communists. he was the one that pursued the policy of detentt e. >> the former soviet union, leading to arms control agreements and raise policy dr i possibilities that the tensions of the cold war and its nuclear threatet did not have to lastth forever. >> at 99, he wasnuclea out on a tour on leadership. i mean, well, i mean, some of le the most sensitive foreign policy negotiations he was a part of. and frankly, a trailblazer in this. and he had that ability to talk in his deep voice that wasvoic a baritone voice that cutise,

through the noise. and he would there h were who were looking for his advice up until 99, up until 100. and it was truly amazing to seeg that he was that strong foreign policy all these years. years and, you know, i talked to himi probably few months ago, and he's still at it, you know,y but i'll tell you one funny, funny story, you know, that i trou fun storyy to do these imi. i don't think that that great. but i one time did my imitatio of him to him talk about bottom laugim to him talk about bottom said that to him and he laughed. he had a great sense of humor on top of everything els had gre he did. and if you could ding o henry kissinger, if you could do,

you know, i can't do i can't do it, john. >> i well, it would be we talk about foreign policy, you know ,that's the way he did it. come on. hannity and comes with that h on him and myself and back in the day, too, he was just a giant of a man, heart of gold, brilliant mind to the very endes. brad, we really appreciate you taking time. thanks for being with us tonight. really you bet. >> sad news. one of america's legendary diplof america's legendary of state, henry kissinger, died at the age of 100.r while kissinger has passed away. his legacy that willhapassed li. on forever. >> let's take a look back with his towering and ruthlessring realpolitik, his dazzling shuttle diplomacy obsession with his own image. henry kissinger was perhaps bsessionthe most gifted, admired and reviled american diplomat of the 20th centure moy. there is no country in the centu world that it is conceivable that a man of my origins could be standing here next to thecoob president of the united states, a refugeanding he from hitler'sr germany.

kissinger emigrated to the's united states in 1938 after serving in army counterintelligence in worldee war two. he earned three harvard degrees. kissinger's seminal 1957 book on nuclear strategy earned him consultancies to the kennedy and johnson white houses. >> dr. kissinger is a man who is known all people who aren interested in foreign policy. >> as president nixon's termm national security adviser, kissinger negotiated to entionad the vietnam war. while the commander in chief withdrew u.s. troops and secretly bombed cambodia, another 20,000 u.s. troops and countless vietnamesecambod e four years before kissinger famously declared peacerishee is hand and received the nobel peace prize. when the cambodia bombings leaked to the press, kissinger colluded in white house wiretaps and got it to revitalize our alliance, get into a new relationship with the soviet, and begin to feel our way towards the china. >> for nixon's historic trip to china in 1972. it was kissinger secret overseas flights that paved the way and their pursuit of detente with the sovietthe wh

union led to major arms control accords astonishing breakthroughs. that earned kissinger broad acclaim, but enduring suspicion among conservative majors who lg argued he and nixon should have sought, like ronald reagan, to defeauet the soviet unionto d in the early 1970s. >> i don't remember anys i do conservative even talking about it, feedinn' g itself into good for one could even consider of the aspectssoviet of reagan's policy. vietnam had to be finished. poetnam had to be finished. the fact that communism was t ultimately defeated by the palliatives that nixon started then. but the politics that reaganha and that reagan could never have done what they did. if nixon had not first helpedd the ford create its structure throughout his service to nixon, kissinger publicly heaped praise on the president in public, certainly heroic quality about how he conductedln vietnam, but ridiculing himan in private and ultimately taking a more measured of his

partner in power. >> he lacked the capacity to reach out to people as individuals. the way almost model, the kind it is that i've known did. >> so naturally i shall testifyu with respect all matters>> confi confirmed as secretary of state in 1973. >> kissingerof diplomacy helped end the yom kippur war. after nixon resignedssinger', kr stayed on a reassuring figure amid the upheaval of watergate and also for a time, an improbable celebrity bachelor. hollywooe yom kid drawn to the s diplomat who called power the ultimate aphrodisiac.mate yet lawsuits and controversy would dog kissinger for decadesf after he left power in 1977. liberals called him a war crimrals called him a war coddled right-wing dictators and was culpable in the assassination of two chilean officials charges. kissinger denied. unfazed, the elder statesman trotted the globe, a wealthy consultant, his widely sought. >> he could be critical of u.s. policy. we have to stop lecturing the russians on our concept

of reform. i think what is lacking is athie definition of what the purpose of our china policur cy is. >> but kissinger supported president bush's muscular a response to 911 and the iraq war. >> we are going to sit there and let weapon the snd let weapon the mass destruction pile up in at country that is alreadweapony us them against its neighbors and its own people against whic ith we fought a war ten years ago. a war in 2014, he gathered10 with five other secretaries of state for the groundbreaking of the united states diplomacy center.a and to the last, he remained active in foreign policy discoursto the l reme. book writing a book calledld world order, reviewed favorably in the washington post by hillary clinton, who, likeke all of kissinger successors, drew on his counsel when she served as america's secretary his , henry kissinger, forary war crimes. arrest henry kissinger for war crimes agitators continued hounding kissinger as at the senate armed services

committee hearing in early 2015, prompting senator johnng, a vietnam veteran, to defend the onetime architect of u.s.et policy there. >> get out of here, you lowlife scum! i' outf here yd like to apologir allowing such a disgraceful behavior towards a man who served his country with the greatesta man wh lifelong studet of balance of power politics. acclaimed author of more than a dozen books, an embattled subject of dozencclaimeds more. henry kissinger engaged every major foreign policy crisis across, six decades of service and commentary, and strode the world stage with an authority and charisma matched by few other unelected figuresuy in american history. in washington, richardson, w tualfox news. >> all right. joining us now on the phone>> is someone who knew dr sea. kissinger very well. >> our friend monica crowley is wita h us.th monica, thank you for being with us. a lot of people may not know t oft of people may not know about your background, but post-presidency, you worked for a long time, very closely

with richard nixon, and you were alspresideno very close toy kissinger. tell us about the man you knew t and the man that richard nixon spoke of. >> yes. thank you, sean. first of all, my deepest sympathies to mrs. kissinger and the rest of the kissinger family. lived such a long and substantial life and it's never easyhe to lose someone. and i considered henry kissinger a friend. so i am very saddened by thisis news. yeah. you know, sean, my very firsty s job out of college was with the former president, richard nixoti . and during that period of time, i got to know a whole arra got yun of heads of state around the world and other diplomats otn. orld and other diplomats and the one, of course, that stood out apart from nin was dr.ean,apart from kissinger. and so i will tell you i,e the very first time i spoke to him, i was, you know early 20th and first out of college. and i rememberw, sittingdent with president nixon in his study in his office, and the

phone rang and it was dr. kissinger. and over the interco m, nixon's assistant said, i have dr. kissinger on the post for you.vy and so i went to get up to give him some privacy to take the call, and he waved mehe back down into my chair. so he said set and he picked up the phone and he said, henry. r and the two of them spoke for a couple of minutes. and they oftencouple a couples a weouple of times a week about the state of the world. ek e stand what american foreign policy was and what it should be. >> and at one point in the conversation started, he sai d, akrsation started, he sai ne to my new foreign policy assistant, monica crowley, say y hello to her. and then she wrote her heard toward me. and i'm 21, 22 years old. what's that taught me. and i ended up talking to henry kissinger in front of richardd nixon. and it was a completeas out-of-bod ay experience. these two men working together c in the white house and then

beyond to towering intellect. g shawn who worked together to advance america's interests in the world. ogether what tremendous partner? >> well, i can't say it anyif better. for well said. what a life experience for you to monica. too,our thoughts and prayers got to his family tonight. >> all right. s ju when we come back, republicans just revealed a bank investigator warned about hunter biden having very unusual, erraticr bi activity20. back in 2018. we'll have the details straight ahead.ahead. the time is now. okay. here we go. we're gifting you fox nation's once a year sale just in time for the holidays. get our lowest price of the year to start streaming our biggest shows. i'm rob lowe. and this is liberty or death. boston tea party with the biggest stars. it's perfect. it's just perfect. and your favorite fox personalities start streaming fox nation today for just 1999, a year, today for just 1999, a year, our lowest price, the year forof

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anyway, anyway, joining us now, we have breaking news as ity relates to a story today, a mountain of evidence of corruptioy.n. e but new email released by the house oversight committee reveals money launderingovgh. investigators raise concerns about money from china. anyway, here with reaction. all of this is just news.com, editor in chief founder, investigative reporter john solomon. under and john.what t >> this is a huge story. tell us what they found. well , they are. >> tell me about it. yeah. chairman smith, chairman jordanh ,chairman komar working together. they're following that money trail and it'sairman on a nighte we're mourning the passing of henry kissinger. who could imagine decades after he had nixon opened up the door to china, that we'd havet wh a sitting president whose son shook down money from chinat . and by the time and sometimes invoking his father's name in a imtext fat message. t and by the time 2017 rolled around, bank officials over the country were flagging these transactions coming in from china, a $5 million loan, among

them, $5 million, comes inton fm from an entity tied to cefc, china. that's the energy companybide hunter biden did a business deal with. it goes into one of these new firms that huntenessr biden created. it then moves into some of the money into his law firm, h some that money from his law firm goes to his uncle, james biden. some of the money fromto his james biden goes to joe biden. a direct traily from china,dirt communist china, all the way to joe biden's wallet. chbut in the process of that, the banks saw several red flags. wa butfirst off, there was no te documentation of thi ws $5of the million loan. that was a concern. the payments coming out didn't appear to have $ that was business purpose. that was a red flag. they saw the payments moving and goin that wg in unusual ways.g in it looked erratic to them. they looked this and said, hey,n this looks a little bit like money laundering. it looks a lot liksaela political influence peddling. they went out of their way to note that china was went ine business of going afters the sons and daughters in businessof famous american ps to try to gain influence with money. that'ss ofican what the bank fld

in 2017. and then three years later, joe biden looked in the camerasy and my family never got any money from china. moh and thes knew banks knew the truth in real time. this looked like money laundering to them. t e. it looked like p political influence peddling from communist chinaical. >> wow. john solomon, thanks for that news. we really appreciate it. wowand joining us now as weon, continue our investigation, we have s thao much to talk about e with more house oversight committee chairman james comer. house committee chairman jim jordan, house ways and means committee chairmanon jason smith. gentlemen, i apologize. it's a little segment then we had a plan for. congressman colmer, thiscomer, is your committee. >> this is 2018 money laundering. investigat thie later warning about hunter's unusual erratic payments from china. payments from china. well, that's a great question. pathe bank did what it wason. supposed to do. the compliance officer called it. the what it wthey that this isl what they said was a companyiz with no known purpose, meaning it was a shell company orn a fakepurpos company.

and they were concerned because the the politically exposed person who owned the account was the son of the former vicerr president of the united states. enthey through press accounts and through his ex-wife'sws, th and interviews that he had a drug problem, that he was he h trouble.m, that he was so they knew that he was compromised. they knew that china did thi s. ht this is the way that china bought influence. this is the way that china compromised politicians. they would send money to compromised members, a bigd i politician, to try to gain influence. soly, bi when they were when they contacted the bidens to ask, what was this, $5 million, why are they said it was a loan? just lik5 milliore thee joe bid, the checks that we identified he received was a loan. oan. so the bank did what i did. they said, okay, we'll provide the loan documents. they couldn't do that shot. they didn't have loan documents. so the bank knew that china didn't sin. hunter bidenn't , $5 million as loan without documentation.

then even further, they said that hunter biden took 58% of that in the form of feesstriu and distributed it to various family members, includinte tgn. biden. let me ask you, jim jordan, >> syou,mk you, jim jordan, with your investigation into whether the doj has been weaponized to politicize inv. we know why this allowed the statute of limitations to pass. we know originally wanted nolimi charges at all against hunter. we know that htaass.e was goings with this this, you know, sweetheartng deal that got blown up by a judge in delaware. >> is this more evidence that biden's doj is weaponized and that protecting hunter? >> yeah, it is. and, you know, remember, son, r two whistleblowerswo who came forward and chairman smith's committelee, the doj would have probably got away with it. god bless the judge who saw the sweetheart . e dealtheart but it was mr. shapley and mr. zeigler who came forward and gave us tht it washoe factsw this whole investigation was slow walked and whatthis they d but i actually think jamie's right. the most important line in thi s i most important line in thi bank document is the line tha that says china is targeting

children of politicians. so this may have been a lof thao less than a shakedown, which john solomon referred to. it may have been that someonwnee but it also could be going the other way. china trying to influence becaus goingothee at what china. they they most likely knew about joe biden and hunter biden's contact and involvement with this ukrainian energy company and how joe biden went over there, leveraged our tax dollar y llar s to get the guy fired who was applying the pressure to the burisma executives at the request of his son. so that's the scary thing here. ching a may have known that chio may have such an easy target or a big target and taken this action that they did. >> let me ask you, chairman act smith, because it also dovetails into your committee, the ways and means committeeio.i you know, if we look at all of the issues involving taxes o and, of course, the statutef of limitations, in one case, the amount of the sheer amount of money that we have been taking in this suspicious activity reports the shell corporations, the tens t

of millions going to what james colmer is identified, embs ten biden family members. you know, what is your committee seeing in this? k >> you know, next week, sean,we we're having those two brave whistleblowers come wers comback to before our commu in fact, they have been givingti us additional documentation that'sonal going to help that will help with this investigation. l but one thing that we havey cl to pay close attention to those checks chairman colmer releasedn that were loan payments to president biden. >> what's quite interesting, if you look at the public taxloe returns of president biden's, there's no documentation of, any interest income that he reported. >> so if, in fac rept are loansg wouldn't you charge interest? we have a lot of questions. president biden and the the the whistleblower have done an incredible job, sean, by giving us. the evidence, the documentation to show exactldocumenty how thee

department has not beenhow th following a proper investigation. >> and you add on top of that, there's a lot of loans. we got that,t of into thisme with congressman colmer last night, a lot of loans around there, but that would be something that should be easily traceable and an and agreement made. and you're right. interest being paid. app gentlemen, again, i appreciate you staying on with us tonight . in light of the sad, tragic news that henry kissinger has passed away. hen has more "hannity" after the break . >> ask any veteran. ten out of ten know the meaning of sacrifice. >> ten out of ten know what it's like to stand for something bigger. and ten out of ten know the true value of home and i get it. only three out of ten know that right now they can get a home loan for zero down. that's right. zero down. higher than that. so if you're a veteran or service member, go to realtor.com, slash veterans to see if you qualify.

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