troublemakers and those who simply seek attention. i can tell you thimply seetentin i don't think this would happen in texas. i don't think it would happen here in nashville, tennesseewoud . so these liberal cities with these liberal airports start applying some consequenc ethese and see how quickly these people scatter. >> yeah, i bet they lost a lotp> of support today. tomi lahren, thank you so much . good to see you, rachel. much. you, too. g oothat's all for tonight. >> don't forget to check out t from kitchen table podcast.m th of course, sean hannity is next

. >> welcome to this special spec edition of "hannity". i'm kayleigh mcenany, and for sean. and tonight, the white house is eerily quiet. president is long goneth off for yet another vacation. just one day after returningom i from a leisurely christmas trip to camp david. must be niceas. vitamins spend the next week relaxing in sunny st croixd ther in the u.s. virgin islands. here's biden arriving at his beachside vacation . t of f got to be a lot of fun for the president. what we are sufferinesident g he at home. biden has spent approximately 40% of his presidency on vacations. the resultncy ons certainly sigy the time he spent away. here you see hims spen relaxing in the sun seems to be a trend. meanwhilsee, at home, we havecho chaos at our southern border. at ourlook at our screen as we . a massive migrant caravanugh me is traveling north through mexico. already, record numberxis, illegal immigrants are pouring across our border on a daily acs in record numbers.

listen to this.en t a child, these immigrants as well. 24,000 chinese migrants have ouu entered our country in fiscal year 2023. that is upn from nine 19700 in 2 in 2022, in 323. in 2021. safe to say, thi 2021.s is unmitigated disaster. t. t,on't take my word for i cnn. yes, cnn is calling this a n unprecedented surge.an and here's usa today quote, i as migration, immigration,atio court cases backlogs swelln co to over 3 million. >> nbc news is reporting that migrants are being released on u.s. streets at the border as shelters see record numbers. meanwhile, the mayors of chicago e, the, new york and eagle pass, they have something in common. they are all democrats are notyi happy with the biden administration. take a look. this biden . is unacceptable. >> our city here in eagle pass,w we've been getting slammede

with two or 3000 people a day. and it's jus unethicalethica situation. >> what's going on herel in eaglesi pass? the we feel ignored by the federal government. i'm called to the government that we need action. >> what i have said repeatedly is tt have to havee coordination. since taking office, we've had an uncoordinated approach. and what i've work to do, instead of having chao s, is provide some structure and calm around the situation. and without significan t federal support, this is not sustainable. >> the federal government said to new york city, we're not going to do our job.yo >>u you ddoo our job. you take care of 4000 people a week. care of eric. >> period.ot i am not seein seeg the lighint at the end of the tunnel from the federal government and i c think they we can't treat this as a policy we have to treat it as an urgency. >> and i'm just not seeing that energseeingy. and i thought they provided sanctuary. it doesn't seem to be the caseu.

. this is now a costly disaster impacting every corner of americar . and even democrats have taken notice. what do votersn notice think about immigration right now? >> yeah, it's becoming a real top issun right e here. so the top issue facing the nation, the economyt an is still number one. it was number one in august. it's number one now. buk at it, loo now. the immigration slash border security. >> it was just 11% in august. o. look for it's hop to now 19%. so it's closing in on the economy. the most google searches for migrants by state. t all look at all these states fell. they're all blue statethres. illinois is one. new york is two. massachusetts is three. il, new new jersey is four.rs colorado is five. and of course, there's been a lot of tal lot ok about the mt crisis in both illinois and new york. and it seems like even voters in those like ev states, very blue states, states that democrats win in general elections, almosocrats wt, theye focusing on this issue as welll. . but enjoy that st croix vacation. mr. president,igh: but enjoy t e to wake up. you're losing your own party. last night, our ow lg your onn t

bill manoogian spotted this sign at the tucson airport in arizona. nit directs non-u.s. citizens without passports into a special line for domestic alla flights all across the country. thy, the line was incredibly long. look at that. fox news contributorincredibor sara carter has been monitoring the situation at the southern si and joins nthen monit us now with more. sarah, there's a lot to be alarmed by, but to me, these 24,000 chinese migrants, gordon chang said one of the possibilities that came to his mind wheis mind n he heard abous was either ministry of state security agents or chinese military coming into our country. >> your thoughts? oh, i can absolutely agree . with gordon chang on that. he's also a friend of mine and somebody who i highly respect. and he has traveled throughout region. he and i have been to the far east together wherregind i s given a number of speeches. we've been watching and monitoring china , as well as other adversaries such

as venezuela and ira th russia. >> they are all taking advantage of this crisis at our southern border, charlie. think about this. the united nationsyleigh. is non stating and this is the second time that they have done thiatas that the land crossing between the united states and mexico is the most dangerous land crossing in the world. ithe most dangerous land crossing in the world. we have people coming into our countre peopg intoy from alr the world. they're not getting background checks. immigratiotheyn and customsen enforcement are basically throwing their hands up in the air. throwingn is allowing themhem to to come in. so they're aiding and abetting these traffickers. >> but it's not just about the cartels. right? weit'sout th already know this. we know that the cartels are being used as proxies by theused chinese government to move in fentanyl. we've lost over 112,000 americans, many of them young to fentanyl poisoning and fentanyl overdose.entany we are looking at chinese migrants. the surge, absolutelyedible incredible. we can't even get background checks on them because.

the chinese government is not cooperating with us because is notn't want to cooperate with us. this is part of breaking the back of america and whatg is gordon chang is saying is important. and a wrap up on gordon chan anl on this. look, when people come into this country and they disappear intoe the fabric of america, they can be anybody. >> they can be found spying on our installations, our government installations. they could be scuba diving,id you know, in our ports of entry and collecting data on us. they could be delivering food to acting as couriers, but really placing , you know,chnolo technology and equipment that they could use to spygy on us. our agencies are well aware of this. the problel awarm is they just t stopping it. and nobody knows how far thiss n is going to go before weg actually break. and sarah, i have just a moment here, but is reporting that this number of migrants soutigranth of, our border north of mexico, could be as much

as 15,000 migrants on top of these record numbers on tops yeah, absolutely. i just spoke with a source who was saying the same to me and that they are expectintheyg that this caravan, this new caravan to swell. not thw, maduro in venezuela is very active at looking at what he can do. and this is not just me saying. not juthis. we have u.s. intelligence officers and this right now in central america looking at how madurtral ameo is handli moving people. we don't even know if some of these people are cominloeople.gf of prisons. we don't understand how they're just forming into these carav large caravans and then moving and collecting people on the wasy. this isn't just about our ownt national security. for democratour own s out there that have concerns about the humanitarian crisis and and republicans, there are children in these caravans that are losing their lives on the way to our country. they will never make it.

they're being taken by these cartels and these human traffickers. they're being sold into the most heinous and nefarious . i don't even want to say a ring. that's the only way to describe it. and even when they come to thet. united states, many of them disappear. so, carly, like i, say, with time home and all the time and he says this every single someme, and this eve he's on se. what is so good about leaving this border widet open?t do why is our government doing this and why is nobody stopping? it? why is the question, sarah carter thank you. today, both secretary of state antony blinken you., homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas traveled to mexico to beg mexico's president to do something, anything to stop the massive flow of immigrants constantlysometh traveling north through the country. mexican president manuel lopeze obrador predicted the failures of the biden presidency from very beginning. you may not remember this, but this is 2021. this,

obrador, this is mexico's president, described just how migrants viewedpresid president biden. he said, quote, they see himenb. as migrant president and so many feel they're going t and soto reach the united sta" voila, they have in record numberila, thes. was he was right. and at today's meeting with mexico'ay's mees president. noticeably missing was biden's border czar, kamala harris. was she's on a leisurely trip to california and won't return to the office until january 3rd. here now with reaction, former ice director and fox news contributor tom homan is an wipert on altion is tom hol of g with florida congressman byron donalds, who has put forward legislatioon donaln to stop whae seeing at the southern border. souyou know, let me start with. you, congressman donalds. i'm sick and tired i'm si of people say republicans do not have a plan. you passed h.r. two. you did your job in the house. let's call it our viewers. e. here are all of the things in h.r. two that republicans have done, and you can read it as we go along. security fencing 22,000,ng, 22

minimum border border patrol agents and much more. >> congressman? well, look, first of all, kayla is great to be with you.rc you're absolutely correct. house republicans have a plan. we've had one for a very longlah time. i have a plan that adds to this. itatdds to t creates a actuallyt biometric system, something that 911 commission recommended that we do post-9-11. the federal government still hasn't completed that work. but this is bigger thaeted than. you have an administration, joe biden, kamala harris and everybody elsestration. they do not want to do the simple job of securing the border. e simpleand so now when you havv a massive catastrophe with fake, which they createe sa now they're going down to mexico to see what can be done. the answer is simplen be do fol. house republicans, h.r. two. it's the plafolln. and let me be very clear. we've been telling this to the t democrats in the senate and joee biden, don't even talk to us about ukraine untilsecure the southern border is secure. secure america first, that we ca.secu and tn conversations about everything else. >> but this must be done.

it simply cannotust be d wait. >> you know, tom homan, you i both worked for a former president, president trump, who got actionrmer from mexico. he said, you're getting tariffs unless you secure the border. er and the mexican president did just that and sent 6000 troops0o there to the border. what do you think when you see a meeting that went on today and zero deliverables from mexicoon today to be announced? >> they don't need any more meetings. this means doesn't mean squat. meetings.and you're right.to president trump didn't go to mexico and beg for help. ged fohe didn't go to central american beg for help. >> he didn't give them millions of dollarsidn't giof . etting this administration's giving mexico millions upon millions of dollars. they've been such america, millions of dollars. president trump was a game changer. prident trhe didn't he didn't gm a dime. >> well, he told mexico, you can't put military in southern border, northern border. you're going to participate, remain a natural programnorther >> you can participate in a third country agreement. if you don't, i'll, i will tear the hell out of you. and they came to the table within days. centra of yol american talking

the same thing. i'm not on to create opportunity zones down t there and because the money to go to the people never gets money to go. wi them what to do. i won't take our international international aid away. >> and they came to the table. and look, this is a this is administration's serious about securing border which are not they haven't done a single thing to slow the flo t donew . >> it's easy dust off the trump plans. wet is proved it.work work is not even a question, really policy work. we proved it work. >> anybody go to cbp dot gov. look at the numbers. you're tohing trump the most secure border in my career. bothree and a half decades.s >> the dad is pure illegal immigration. a 45 year low. we proved it worked. if you want to secure the borderborder, an., they the, brush it off and put in place. a amen. i couldn't say it any better myself. and congressman,it that planin is embodied in h.r. two. we know senators met todaya pl trying to craft a plan with foreign aid combined with immigration measures. what do you think is going to be acceptable to the house? anythinghouse? short of h.r. twr

you guys need h.r. two in therea ? what's acceptable acceptable s to the house is h.r. two. is i it's simple stuff. we know it works. tuffwhat we're not going to doid is negotiate against ourself for some ham handed deal that gets negotiated in the senate. we have seen a senatnegotie negotiations occur in this country before. they basicallyoccur in weak sout worth the paper that they're printed on. the politicians in d.c. say, i oh, this is great. look at what we did, america. and then the reality loo homee h that nothing really changed. h.r. two was the starting point point. the senators can negotiate all they wan. t, but nothing's moving through the house without h.r. th two. you know, tom and where does this end? , where you've got 15,000 migras heading. you have this caravan, you have chinese nationals. eve is there going to ever be a wakeup call? i mean, even politics democratsd have said, biden, you need to do something. we showed you the cn tn clip.n p >> first of all, let me firstngs start with the congressman just

said h.rma . two needs to be passed fully 100%, i think is a great planreat pla because it ht of trump policies in it. h.r. two, fully or notg. a no deal. and i'm shocked that the democrats are willing to letbecs ukraine and israel suffer because of an open border so badle anty. esse look, these 15,000 they're going to be processed are to be released in th ewhen t united states is catching these. and when they see when the cartels see thousand see thg being released every day, that just gives them a selling point. they don't need a publicnt. affairs officer. they don't need a consultant to sell their services. u.s.r serv. government's actiony day sells the service of the cartels. ou get because you cross the border illegally, you get released quickly, you get throw r you gn to the city, your choice on taxpayer dime. you'll get work off work optimization taxp, five or seven years getting a hotel room, you get three squares a day and free medical. why the wouldn't it come? becausy and fr e not enforce a law on the border. kamala harris, you covered not ' czar all she wants. you've done a thing. she said, i want to findt to ear n my underlying reasonsd un for this mass migration. she says separatis

m walked down the hall to the oval office and she'll find a reason millions are cominmilliog the be because they were made promises by this administration. you know, congressman donalds, where is the president? on va i mean, he's on vacation. he says anthony blinken off, he sends my work is off. they do nothing, no deliverabless alejan, zero.veral he's on vacation. eson40% of his presidency.40% oh i mean, kayleigh, let's let'ssta be honest. >> this man is the most unaccountablccountablee presiden american history. >> you combine that with being the worst president in a american history, the man is probably taking a nap as we speak. i know hist it's a little over nine eastern. he's already gone to bed. we have a problehe's am. joe biden is awful at this job. he iul at ths a leader and he ia radical being led by radicals in, that administration. they all need to go. and for america. m me tweets no mean tweets. let's get somebody back inno m the whiteme get somee house whos how to do the job and execute and put our country first. >> that's president trump.

>> well, i hope president biden enjoys that beachside vacation while undeserved. congressman donalds, tom homan ,thank you. coming up, breaking news fromcog uthe colorado gop. they're now appealing the insane court rulin nowg that would block president trump from the state'presidens 2024 ballot. jonathan turley, greg dare react. straight ahead, healing for the defense. you have unresolved legal issues. we can make that go away. i live to serve the people. this case, a new season of night. good. check your local listings for a must in your medicine cabinet. >> coming up, zach yams, the number one cold shortening brand. highly recommended people love zach haynes unique zinc formula . it shortens colds that can shorten that cold. >> are you tired of that old worn out bath or shower? now you can have a new

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the ability to choose their chief executive through the electoral process ad and, quote, engaged in an unprecedented disregard foramenm the first amendment right of political parties to select the candidatesenal partie of their choice. the u.s. supreme court will now decide whether to take the case. and for democracy sake, they should for ded. >> meanwhile, this morning, the michigan supreme court mi remainn on tp can on the state's 2024 ballot, hesaying that the colorado d decision wasn't relevant in michigaecisiorelevan. with herere now with reaction is fox news contributor jonathan turley. jonathan turley. we expected this appeal. jonathan the of cert fore the supreme court right here in front of me and many of bases you and i discussed are the arguments of the republican party. they section three of the 14th amendment is not self-executing and they say that president trump as a president does not fall under the text of thisndme amendment. what do you thinnt. k? >> well, it's a very strong appeal. it's frankly, the moment that many of u strg appeal.s har

waiting for for months. this dangerous theor.y has been replicated throughout the country as try to findd a judge or a court that will give credence to this theory. many of us believe that it's fundamentally wrong from historical, the legal perspective. >> but they finally found four justices in colorado that were willing to do this . . now, that court had seven democratically appointed justicesthat cou and three of tm refused to sign on with this and saidrefu it was clearly wro. >> but they were able to eke out a43 win in colorado that isc no outlier. >> you know, you have the michigan supreme courthiowit following other courts and refusing to disqualifypo the former president. >> so it is right for rig the supreme to review. >> there is a conflict among the states and there's a very weighty issue here, obviously, foously, fr country. you lo

it is. o and you look over at michigan,ve one of the big victories there, and you pointed this out on twitterinted th, now known a, that democrats actually helped to sto p trump from being removed from the ballot. these are judges, justices by democrats. right.k that >> and i think that's importantm to remind people, becausporte in this age of rage, we oftene f make about people that we don't' agree with. >> and it's important noteat that this theory has been the rejected in variouory s states y democratic judges, judges appointed by democratic governors or judges that are, in fact, democra judget who ranr office. temphey showed that they could resist temptation, that they have greater fealtyhe to constitution than they do their own views and on their political preferences. >> so question now is will w

the supreme court intervene? >> i believe it will. >> what's interesting about this filinwhg is, it doesn't raise the right to free ri raisend it does not the factual determinationection that this was an insurrectio.n that will be raised presumably in later appeals. >> but instead, they're focusing later the threh issues of the removal of this name frof thm the ballot. >> i think it's a very strong appeal. >> professor turley, i have just a moment here, but should the supreme court take hav and e on this? is this the biggest case pertaining to a presidential action since bush v gore? >> yes, and it's a very important point to raise, which should be gore was fortive for the court in many respects. >> many of the justices spen t years trying to repair the divisions on the court itselftryi. >> i think that the chief justice is going to try to get a unanimouto trys decision here. i hope that you can speak

with one voice. >> and that voice should be to reject colorado's decisiont voic and to protect our democratic values, to show the public that the court itself is divided ideologically. but they remain unified on these basic valuesd that definon thee us. >> would be a great day for democracy. indeed, it were nine zero. >> professor turley, thank you for your brilliant turnrleys. s alway turning now to a different legal issue facing donald trump. the do legj case surrounding january 6 is on pause while appeals courtsding jan consider claim of presidential immunity. but that has not stoppedpr counsel jack smith from filing motions just todaym filing, he d the court to bar trump from criticizing biden hibas possible 2024 opponent, of course, over h is ppolitical interference in hs case. now, keep in mind, this is very important. so tak in mind, the a look at t. as the "new york times" wrote back in april, biden thinks trump should be prosecute hd for january 6.

in other words, what trump anuary 6is saying, the evidence he's putting forward, it's worth asking a question about. whhe wanted biden, according to the "new york times", merrick garlanworth asd, take, , decisive action. with more is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. so i wan it get this straight. jack smith is saying i don't want president trump presentingg evidence that would impugn his political opponent. but the "new york times", the gold standard of all reportins," the liof liberals across the globe, says biden has opinions in the past. mr. biden privately told his close circle of advisersoldi trump a threat to democracy prosshould be prosecuted. >> yeah, i mean, that was the of taking out an adal on national television and runnintelevisig 24/7. >> look, many people believe clearly, including donald trump trump, that jack smith's case is politically drive, n. but the special counsel wants to silence trump from arguingnga

what he believes. be lost on no. smith accusing trump of injecting politics intotics a prosecution that already reeks partisan politics. >> you know, trump shouldti be frecse to present a defense of his own choosing. that's fundamental in america. but jack smith is afraid of that. he wants to be both prosecutor and dictate the defense similar tenuously. >> you know in other words let's not bother with let's noal at all. >> let's just move ahead of the hanging. aheththat's exactly the kind of thing that got jack smith unanimously by the u.s. supreme court and the governor, bob, in case you recall it, where smith mangled the law to engineer a wrongful conviction and he was overturned with an exclamation point. the question here for kelly ists whether trump is the victim, what is called in the lawe la selective prosecution, that he

was specificallyw targeted because of who he is and in the law that constitutes an cont affirmative procedural defenseit ,arguing that a biased or discriminatory prosecution that is forbidden under the fifth amendment, equal clotection under t clause. if it's successful, it negates the charges. ily ad now, i readily admit it doesn'ti prevail very often. nevertheless, trump is allowed to make that argumen allowedt, d what jack smith said today in his court today i filing. >> yeah, that's a fascinating theory that affirmative defensee that he could use. i do want to get your reaction, greg, in your expertis e on the breaking news. we expected that colorado would appeal this to colorado republican party and say you cannot disqualify trump from the ballot. noit goes to the supreme courtly potentially. >> what next? >> well, the republican committee in does have standinge to appeal the the supreme court

,kayleigh, because it's directly harmed, as they sae it is y, denying their parts ability to choose a candidate parte. choic denyi >> and i agree with professor turley. i suspect the supreme courtse will take this case because it's too important not i to. >> and i would also expect the high court to overturn decisionado on the very grounds cited ki today'sn petition, you know, kicking trump off the ballot. >> that's a violation of his constitutional right to due process. my goodness, he hasn't been charged with an insurrection or try or convicted. >> the colorado court removed him from the ballot by fiat. and also you have to look at the 14th amendment itself. >> it spells out who can be removeds out wh from ballots, representatives, senators, electors, president is notd. included. >> why? because a president holds, a uniquely singular position as chief executiveposition. es >> indeed, he takes a different

oath, separate from officerss. of the united states. so wo what we have here is a colorado supreme court. >> it is an outlier, as theut professor said, endorsing somethinlier, g that is inhereny anti-democratic depriving voters of their right to decide who to vote for, for president. yeah.me and they can't even write in a name. imagine that under the wordinge. ,the opinion, they cannot evenop write in donald j. trump. i'll be watching sotomayorint ew , kagan, and the others. >> hopefully it's a90 opinion. greg jarrett, than opik you. moa now to more bad news out of theo middle east. terror attacks targetingut american service members abroad continue, but democratamers seem to feel more threatened by republicans here at home. bcrazy. this special edition of "hannity" continues after the break. the time is now. okay, here we go. it's your last chance to sign up during fox nation's once a year sale. this offer won't last, and it's your chance to start streaming

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america is listening. >> if joe biden is the democratic nominee next year, he won't have a record to run on or a second term agenda to promote. so instead of last resor will ht to tried and true tactic, it's the democratic playbook. demonize-true ta republicans.ic. over on msnbc, chris matthews gavemsnbc, c us a preview. >> take a look. this case is royal rage. they are so angry at the liberal establishment, the coastal elite. they look at people on televisio elin. oh, those people on saturday night live, those snarling rich kidlive," ts. i know who they are. they're all trust funders. they don't they they don't hav e to worry about us and the regular guy and the kind of guys there they are snarlingn fun of us again. and every time we make fun of trump, we're making fun of of them. hing that's the weird that's a weird thing. but in a way, it's like . rroris. >> i mean, you know, we think we just put the army in or israel. weel juss the idf in. they're going to solve the problem. it never solves the problem because you enrage never peopled we did it with the kurdistan

and we did it with iraq. fi w enrage the enemy to the point where they're more fiery than ever and theyer hate us moe than ever. that? how did you catch that rural rage? it's like fighting terrorism. . yes, he compared the two. now, of course, this happensdemo all the time. democrats love to trash putdown, vilify republicancrs as threats to democracy. >> here's a reminder. nee last democra thing is neandl thinking that in the meantime, they try and takt in thee off your mask. forget it. it still matters is so many of those extremists, those maga extremists, take their marching orders from donald trump, who has no credibility left by any measurno credie or he's onlt for himself. he's now defending himself and similar actions and criminal actions. and when do they break with him ? you know, because at some point, you know, maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the cult members. donald to be trump, the maga republicans represent an

extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> i was on long island thisndao weekend visiting a reallnsy dear and i was really disturbed. i saw, you know, dozend and s and dozens of pickup trucks with you knof pickupw it's liket is against joe biden on the back of them trump flags justsome cases just dozens of american flags, which, you know, is also just disturbingags. because essentiay the message was clear was this is my country, thiwas cleas is r country. >> i own this. that's so that's what they think of you. joining us now with reaction w the five is jessica tarlov, along with fox news contributor charlie hurts jessica as a very eloquent democraticate who communicates your point of view. >> i assumyoe you at these moments and think they're not helpful for your partyur. . yeah. well, first of all, chris matthews isn't really r the ringleader of the party

anymore. he wasin fired from msnbc and has only just resurfaced a little while ago. inton obviously, hillary clinton is someone who is incredibly important to the party. and i have defendeisbody inct te her comments in that interview, talking about the factn the in that democrats are so far from being in a cult on a s orit'sive basi republicans. it's actually laughable. and i do really struggle to find it in my tiny liberal heart to feel terrible for republicans when we get called things like communistthugs, socialists, thugs,. donald trump called democratspeo every name in the book. it is partph the republican boo playbook to demonize us and it's is the end likek. of the world if democrats are in power. so , yes, will chris matthews his statement be caught up and put into ads? >> cut upu sure. are we going to have a probleme with white working class voters, especially ihaf donald trump is the nominee on the republican side? on ts 100%.oesn't but that doesn't mean that there isn't merit in whatg

they're talking about in terms of how the republican base about donald trump and also that they think that we're a party of just coastawel elites sitting around drinking our lattes, laughing at them in our electri drinkinc vehicleh is not how it actually is. >> but that is the reputatior e >> charlie, i just i don't recall, you know, i worked for i donald trump. i don't recall him giving an equivalent d, the blood red maga speech where he said, as biden said, you know maga, you're a clear and present danger maga. you ara cleae a threat to the foundation of our country. this i just don' ot recallment a moment where trump gave a speech quite like that 4th the of july. >> well, that right there is. the primary difference between, of course, donald trump and joe biden. imary didonald trump attacks the party leaders, even republican party leaders. oftentimes he attacks washington, he attacks the the bureaucracy, but he never attacks the voters on the other side. >> whereas you have joe biden. openly andu a of democrats

openly attacking voters. on the other side, which, you know, it's not that people get their feelings hurt, it's just a really stupid waycs. to do politics. it's not a good way to winsica people over. and as jessica points out, you know, chris matthews is kind of a has been he's always sort of billed himself as sort of the least insane person in the cult. and he tries the lea say things that are kind of true but like such as when he talkedgiving about obama's speech giving him a thrill up his leg so much that he couldn't even, like give words to describe it. he was so passionately moved by it. but that's who chris matthew s is. >> but what he said here, this bu into to me kind of goes something that is very dangerous. >> and when he startat is very s trump supporters to terrorists, trump supporters to, you know, the our combatants in afghanistan and ira, toq, anh and then we do a poll and finden out that youngl an people think

highly of osama bin laden. well, gee, you think maybe there's a line that connects the two? >> right. jessica, mean some of this rhetoric. you know, bill maher, you had him calling house speake rhetorr mike johnson, comparing him to the main shooter. you had the daily beast. and i realize these are members of the democrat parte shooy per, but the daily beast is certainly left leaning, comparint g house speake mike johnson to the mullahs of iran and the taliban. i mean, this stuff is prettyem extreme. yeah, i mean, i happen to thinke that mike johnson's beliefs are pretty extreme and that it is dangerous to have a speaker of the house whoto have is pery happy, not donald trump, to overturning the election. no, i don't use language likely that. the only people who are terroristseople wh are actual terrorists. and i think that you do need to be careful about that . but there is extremism on some of the last but definitely

on some of the right that has made its way to the top of the speaker'y to thes chambers. and it was in 1600 pennsylvania avenue with trump.yo and you said, i don't recallu sa donald trump talking like that about people on the otherm. side of the aisle, democrats. gogo back and look at a 4th of july speech that he made. he certainly does disparage. >> it's not just going after jim acosta. it's going after people for what he did, has to let ideology who are part of the a democratic party, and he does see them as their enemies. and frankly, we are we turn out in droves to vote against him. we see him. he doesn't to get to theecause h democracy because he tried to become one language was worth of the election and still continues to propagate the lie that he won. urth o >> right. well, what was in the 4th of july speech? do you have a line that stood ouf t? thin >> i mean, i watched it. i didn't see anything wrong with it. i saw a patriotic speechi saw p no, there was i. i need to and i'm sorry. i didn't realize we were going to go back to this. exactly. i should definiteli sh definityd it off before it came out of my

mouth. but it was talking buas, us being a threat to america, and that obviously the kind of america that he oversees is different from how wis difm hoe the counte and they're patriotic and we are not. and wey we are hate america. thr and you know that that's a thread of how he thinks hes. democrat >> well, does joe biden tooke bn lessons from you because b you always have your. yeah. ecu alwago charlieyso ahead,. >> you know, i just was going to say, you know, he doesn't talk like that about democrat voters. he talks that about democrat politicians, certainly. doesn't and a lot of people in washington. and quite frankly, the reason qun views in washingto trump it's such a threat is his ability to actually appeal to so many of the voters on the democrat side, unlikee v, any other republican, certainly in our lifetimes. >> well, jessica tarlov, you are a great communicator and wonderfuigh: jesare a grl t. and i wish your party would take some lessons from you. charlie hurt your pa you as wel. >> thank you very much for

you're that. oh, i did. while democrats vilify their thank you democrats vilify their political opponents, actual terrorists abroad are attacking americans. nearlyterrorise every single d. >> u.s. troops in iraq and syria have been targeteds. p well over 100 times in just a couple of months. meanwhile, the houthies continue to disrupt shipping channels and iran seems more emboldenehe houthto dd tha. here is reaction is fox news contributor general keith kellog isg, one of my favorite people to have on general kellogg because you know everything when it comes to national security. and i wanted to ask you about this "wall street journal"wante. headline. here it is. ir.n adds to pressure on u.s with program acceleration. the reason bring this up i mean, they've unleashed their proxy is clearly nuclearrs . o >> they ramped up and i wantne to know the one year plan of ira yean. uld lo iran looks they knowse biden could lose reelection. they know very well they couldpd be having president trump there instead. en instead.so what's the one year l for iran? yeah. kelly, thanks for having me.

good to be with you. look , here's what that article really says. we're heading for a nuclear breakout by the iranians in less than a year. they've gone to they originally got a digit poll, the joint comprehensive plan of action. >> they were restricted enrichment of uranium to just under 4%. they are about percent now.ward9 they're heading towards 90%. in fact, the iae0%a the international atomic energy agencyic said, clearly they're heading for 90%. when you get to 90%, that of enrichment of uranium, that's weapons grade. and if you get nuclear weapon in iran, it changes everything in the middle east. it's totally destabilizing.ey and that's what they're heading for. and this thi are hs administrata is sleepwalking towards that problem. dmistratio and part of my concern in the last three years and i know it's harsh assessment that they really haven't done anything in the field of national security that protects this. nation. they've been time after time. they've made mistakes. example, joe biden in january

of 2022 said maybe a minor incursion by russia in ukraine would be okay. a month later, they did have a minor incursion there. a majo r incursion because you kind of gave them a green light. you look just recently, jake is now security adviser in the very influential foreign affairlivan, as magazine, wrotet for the first time in eight years, we have good accommodationia with hamas, good accommodation to the palestinian authorities. a month later, what happens in seven october, they've toldlr you misread the situation and it puts all of our young men and women at rismen and k. they know they're basically targets sitting on the ground. we haven't responded g in a wayp that should be disproportional in making those hard calls. rol makingkayla, you and i are s by side in the situation rooidm when a lot of those hard decisions were made. we know how hard they ar know h but you have to make them.th e donald trump made them. he was very effectivffectie at e need to do that again. , general kellogg, just a few moments here, but would the world look here.he a little different if former president trump was current president trump oh, 100%.

you wouldn't have hadhe what happened in ukraine. you wouldn't know what happened in the middle east. welved thaave solved that problem easily with the abraham accords. if everybody in the world knows it accords . ayleigh: >> thank you very much, general kellogg. one of the best. up next, two teenage girls were stabbed in new york city's grand central station on christmas day by a deranged criminald in n now charged witha hate crime. full details when we continue. spell splash, boil overs and burn your stove is a mess and all that soaking and scraping are keeping you in distress. >> hi, bruno. here with stoke guard, the number one top quality stovetop protector on the market. a must have in every kitchen. look, these messages are no match for the stove guard. ooey gooey cheese and macaroni. thick, red staining sauce. even this sticky, melted candy. they just rinsed. right in seconds. and your stoves, they sanitary, spotless and clean so you can

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stephen hutcherson. and he's facing hate crime chargens after allegedly shouting, i want all the whitei people dead just before the attack. and of course, just two weeks ago, a bronx judge leton hutcherson back ontothe st the streets after he threatened to kill someone. since 2019, murder is up in new york city by over 23%.new yo here now with reaction,rk vaccines, contributors tammy bruce and ted williams. >> tammy, i can'dt imagineiting visiting this country from south america. you're sitting and havinis counh and then your 16 year old and your 14-year-old are stabbethen youd. these >> right? these girls were with their parents. they were enjoying lunchgis were their at a french cafe in one of the most s in thel building country. and they're minding their own business. and this happense mindtheir owb this is a warning. i know this seemshi new york centric, but it's notsm . it's an example of what is happening across the country. and as an exampl he counte both illinois and los angeles county, just within last six weeks

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you're not losing your mind. you're being gaslinot losit by p that wants this to happen. this is supposed to bepe about. >> the damage that is done to people around this country, of all races, all economic frameworks, but especially inner city people, is atrocious. and people hav espee got to stop it . >> and ted, this individual allegedly shouted, just to repeat, i wanindividual justa people dead. it seems like a hate crime to md. e. well, i would have to say undert the circum and the scenario here, it is clearly a hate crime. when you are sitting in a restaurant like this guyitting e hutchinson was, or use thers wod i want all white people dead,it then pulls a knife and goesdead" stab two teenage kids to innocent teenage kids. and there's clearly something wrong. and i'll tell you what's wrongi. ,kelli. one of the problems we have in this countrwe have y is illns

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