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returned to south carolina today making his pitch for reelection. in the faith that saved his campaign in 2020. the palmetto state park at the democratic primary season for the first time after it came to the nomination calendar. thnot yothat you're ahead of prt biden to shore up support among minority voters. welcome to a new hour of "fox news live" i before hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. democrats have long struggled to try and win the red state of the general election. next week's democratic primary is key to mr. biden five secrets to drum up enthusiasm for his campaign. main title it wasn't really out is making a leap has been battling donald trump for the republican nomination. polls show the former calculate a governor trailing mr. trust in their home states. the former president has been ratcheting up his attacks on her. arthel: personnel were going to back to calc south carolina

repeatedly see if following president biden's campaign. >> we are on the ground and columbia, south carolina area. the motorcade is moving somewhere before he gets here to the networking is going to give remarks. we are told that he is coming to this dinner in columbia to talk about promises he has already kept black voters in the states where democrats say this correctly campaign left cycle. three years ago, you gave us wings. and joe and i will never forget it. without therapy carolina there is no president biden. [laughter] [applause] you elected my husband because he knows how to get things done. and he has delivered results again and again.

also in south carolina sniffing around for joe manchin is gauging interest year independent run for it is unclear how worried they should be. >> olivia slow for anyone. if i ever saw that one way or the other i want to make sure they understand. they are not speaking for the third of americans they are speaking for a smile that has a political system that's with her speaking for. not speaking for the 40 and 50% of this year. >> someone else already in south carolina ahead of the president of the campaign sc stopped sergi gavin newsom he is warning democrats in south carolina not to get too cute flank in the states open primary on the republican side trying to help nikki haley beat crump. >> i think you get exposed in a fight to gain a system. if you play by the existing rules to the extent that open itself up underneath her

playful, fine. but at the end of the dates do not think about it for granted. thathat's w why i'm here till bn is not. >> just because the way the calendar works this is a little bit avenue. providing primary campaign launch. he is expected to cruise in the primary. but he is expected to be in november whoever the republican hownominee points at the hearing south carolina. arthel: oh boy, peter so much to cover kind of a relatively so little time for november here before you know it. thank you peter. i saw this thinking he's not crazy. it's cap on crime, before the latest tenant raises the other politicians as this ad, that pad

through senator. just a few hours ago became the first republican to run for gove state. doing it he says to take back the papal rhetoric of the aisle. the former republican leader of the assembly also we stand up comedian who charity by poking fun at the political class hopes to bring his next of the moderate republican politics and humor to the governor's mansion. the current governor democrat phil murphy is term limited. newest candidate joint status first television interview since announcing his campaign state se senator welcome to fox news. it's good to be with you. first with us in your state gone wrong from democratic policies do you think? whwhen they got off the track? something they can present it across the country cutting up to fix it? we are the number one exit state in the nation. that is because people cannot afford to live here. people are deeply concerned

about crime. we have to change the built system because we have to catch and release with respect to people breaking into cars. breaking into homes. people are afraid and they want smaller government. they do not want they also want to feel as if they could trust the republicans. i do not believe there is any reason the people names. no reason difficult government murphy and naperville biden a name. concentrate on the basic rules of the road. the traditional values have the republican party and we will then. we're not going to they do not process work like us. with my comedy likable. people who have been opposed to 14 years to president trump. you talk about hateful rhetoric. what do you see the future of the republican party to be cl?you were an estate that is a million more registered democrats. how do you address them and try

to get their votes? looks if you're talking with the democrats they want change. they are concerned about their own policies many democrats come up to me and said they do not like the direction of the democratic party shortly across the republican i want to create an atmosphere where they can trust a republican. they did they agree with our basic values but they don't want us to be hateful. they want us to be civil. they want us to treat democracy with respect that's what i've always done and will continue to do it. that is a plan to make a republican governor we can bring it back balance. democratic control for many, many years. stuff like what? they passed a law that if a police officer told the parents of a 12 year old child that the

child was smoking marijuana and drinking beer he police officer it was the criminal. completely nuts. the police officer cannot do anything whatsoever when they saw a 12-y the 12-year-old smokg marijuana and drinking beer. that is extremely policy 80 -- 90% of the review does not agree with. >> you think of both new jersey voters the balance of the middle, joe manchin for example has been talking about this. the balance of the middle debate rerejects these policies we have seen that have led and been playing for the problems in the across the country? >> one 100%. but then they say wait a minute now, do we trust the republicans? the republicans deny what they saw on january 6 and act like that did not really happen is credibility. we have to call out bad behavior cleared to be the law and order party, and please see somebody

getting hit over the head with a stick that the law and order party, we have got t to call it out and that's what they want. the democrats want us to tell the truth and guess what, we will win. before they think the message of lisa said will resonate among republicans in the face and wrote wrote drunk candidates in the primary you defeated two that were out in your last election. how you navigate that? >> one, if we do not win the extremists on the left of the democratic party will become more extreme. first i have to convince voters that we've got to win. i am the candidate who could live i have one and a democratic district that biden won by 17 points and i won by seven points. so i am the electable republican. so look, i understand why some

of the public feel that i don't know, he seems to be not one 100%. give it one 100% guess if you're going to get your going to get into the democratic governor and more extreme policies. so once again i say i have one that type of district. i could with its 3 feet wide i will bring my policies, law and order, lower taxes, smaller government. that is not the republican party stood for and continues to stand for. i was able to have a good leader. i had every republican in the state assembly reelected for a decade. i do not know how i'm not the. fieldwork finally you know your esstaessays in the coleco needsa friend a democratic u.s. senator under multiple indictments they have been crushing property taxes for years you've got a migrant influx of the fact that other parts of the country and thrive. is it unique to new jersey for the issues we were dealing with

also nationwide? >> the thursday might be more correct. i remember when chris christie u.s. attorney and said thank god for illinois otherwise we would be the most corrupt and it grecountry our share of corrupt. essence gift to the scale with a million poor democrats they trust us and right now my job is to convince democrats, independents and republicans that they can trust me. and i am hoping we can change what was on entrance and with that type of policy. eric: first to throw his hat into the ring as a republican for the state house in trenton. thank you for joining us. congratulations movie watching the campaign. arthel. if i think it would go nuts in a crisis of the southern border as we get staggering numbers on migrant encounters in december,

300,000 migrants illegally entered the u.s. last month. shattering complete records. this, is texas refusing to back down on its ongoing political fight with the vita administration. not fitting is covering it all four of his life in the border in eagle pass, matt. >> and by the ministration has issued deadlines to the state of texas. federal border patrol agents are allowed back in the property. texas is not complying with the biden administration. right now the texas national guard continues to defend its property on the street along the river. yesterday texas attorney general filed prior backbiting in part i suggest any time you might spend assuming texas to be re- directed towards enforcing the immigration laws congress party has on the books no claim texas has restricted access to the

land owned by the federal government to get your first demand letter acknowledge that is valid shall bepart of his mud owned by the city which is a cliff with u.s. customs and border protection tells fox and his supporters before this not to come back into sh shall be parked and. down the razor wire texas is using basically as a border wall. by the border patrol removed on emergency basis. i asked texas governor danna patrick of right now. we'll be getting started with portable throws allowed back here if it did not have the texas razor wire. they don't all. >> we've got it covered. mr. president, mr. president, going to say when to secure the border. texas has secured it, leave it alone. if you not need to down here in eagle pass and secure. next at the heart of the dispute between the inviting

ministration and the state of texas is this razor wire behind me. except texas does not look at vita administration coming back onto the property and removing any razor wire at all. and, in the meantime texas is installing additional razor wire right now. arthel: map for him at the border in texas. thank you. report back at washington president biden is pushing congress to pass a bipartisan border security bill. the president said he will be the authority opera in that bill is shut down for them border when it gets overrun. first built has to become law first. lucas tomlinson has more. >> eric, election-year politics will factor heavily into the center of porterville house state if it's dead on arrival. drunk is not someone here is t10to state senator marsha blackburn protects the president could post them border if he wanted to close the border.

he will not close the borders. we confessed all of the laws there are. if they are not going to follow the law why are we passing something? procedures with the pro center for the plan. mandatory the attention of all single adults. mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters hit 5000 shutdowns would not lift until daily encounters reduced to less than 3750 encounters per day. in short here's the plan, the mitmight also be allowed into te u.s. under the senate deal. 150,000 per month and 1.8 million per year that's about the population of phoenix. president by reacting in a statement saying quote for too long we all of the border has been broken. it is long past time to fix it. which been negotiated would have passed into law be the toughest in paris a set of reforms to secure the border we have ever had at our country. he would give me, as president,

a new emergency authority to check on the border plate becomes overwhelmed. many republicans think a border is already overwhelmed voice on the stork number of migrant encounters last month. a recent abc news people says only 18% of the country approves of the job biden is on the border gallup polls advising the approval rating last year was the lowest of any president jimmy carter. president biden is heading to south carolina where his neighborhood on the ballot for the first time ahead of to skipped the iowa caucuses in the new hampshire primary. start lucas thanks so much. arthel: eric, 96000 troops including americans are taking part in the biggest military exercises hold the door. we are going to get into why this show of force is so important with doctor rebecca grant.

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this. >> tensions are rising and attacks for the u.s. as they struck as a response for an in self-defense. meanwhile we did get new detailed study on the british tanker that was hit yesterday and also caught fire. u.s. central command is saying the ship issued a distress signal the uss carney other coalition ships came to help the vessel badly damage but no injuries were reported. we also know the oil tanker has links to the uk and flies under the flag of the marshall islands but interesting it was caring for russian fuel fuel the iran k to movement claimed targeted in response to british and american aggression. crews onboard thanking those who came to help today. >> we have lost hope that we were not able to fight. they have done a phenomenal job.

and hat caps off we will come on board. we will try to fight the fight. >> u.s. central command forces say presented an imminent threat to vessels and u.s. navy ships in the region. claiming the missile was ready to launch at any moment. fate responded in self-defense today. that was due the u.s. military said they struck and destroyed it. it was a houthis and tight ship missile aimed at the red sea since november the houthis have launched dungeons of attacks on commercial vessels traveling to the red sea. one of the world's busiest shipping lanes of course, forcing companies to suspend operations or divert them around south africa which is slowing down trade. the houthis are targeting vessels in support of palestinians in gaza. now for down t now there are nos of slowing on either side of this war, back to you perverts right stephanie thank you. arthel: thank you.

u.s. departing from virginia naval station this week to join and nato's largest military exercises since the cold war. around 98000 of natives and military personnel will take part in operation steadfast offenders 24. along with a host of naval ships, aircraft and tanks. nato's show of force will take place across europe and a warning to russia. doctor rebecca grant is the president of iris independent research and national security and military analysts and fox news contributor. dr. grant, always good to have you especially now. you have got these exercises coming ahead of the two-year anniversary of russia's invasion of putin, of ukraine on februar. what is the warning to putin and what is the message to china? >> great question. first of all nato's a big message is hey, vladimir putin

the 31 members plus sweden are ready to defend every inch of the territory. nato has a new force concept they approved last year so these military exercises are putting together the muscle memory to toughen up nato's ability to respond. but, china watching as well and i guarantee you na nato's senior leaders want china to see how effective nato is as well because china is trying to make inroads within that alliance as well as studying the pacific. >> meanwhile, at five time will go back to them. meanwhile i have a statement from the russian militant military they said this step is deliberately aimed at escalating things. it increases in military incidents could ultimately lead to tragic consequences for era. doctor grants, how could these exercises lead to tragic consequences went putin's

determination to destroy ukraine has depleted and weakened his army. two, 31 nato countries plus sweden art united are there countries in putin's crosshairs? >> they love to use the word escalation. they roll this out every time to try to scare us. missions like germany there off toward the east that are really scared that russia will be able to attack into nato at some point. we see it russia trying to rearm building drones, getting a semi conductor chips on the black market for their military systems. i think the eastern partners in an nato feel like they are in the crosshairs and overall with whatthis is intended to do is to show the nato allies will stand together and therefore to deter russia not to escalate things.

>> how does this tie to support for ukraine and not backing away from agreements to help ukraine fight pollutant? >> such an interesting point. as you we see the debates in the u.s. and in congress. but from that european perspective there is just no a question and nato has been steadfast on this from the start. pollutant cannot win. the fact we are participating in this big exercise reconfirms how important european security is an and in a way ukraine is takig the brunt of russian military power. it will be good for ukraine to see nato's abilities as well. and do not forget there's a russian presidential election taking place in march right in the middle of these exercises too. arthel: i'm going to need a short answer on a big question before we go doctor grants.

how can a massive world war like conflicts be avoided? >> nato's strength and our in or determination with our allies in the pacific. convincing a russia and china it is not in their interest to take things any hotter than the art right now. arthel: doctor rebecca grant always good to s see you thank u very much. >> thank you. arthel: want to remind everybody there will be more of this very subject on "fox news sunday" tomorrow. shannon bream will speak with nato secretary general, that is at 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news be sure to watch it. eric. eric: the world is marking holocaust remembered state today. while many are holding somber ceremonies others are taking to the streets. [background noises]

skirmishes broke out in italy between police and pro- palestinian demonstrators today. those rallies were held to coincide with holocaust remembrance day to defiant request by the jewish community for a protest bandit. meantime in poland a memorial service was held at the site of the concentration camp. holocaust survivors say it is more important than ever to make sure their stories are being heard. >> the holocaust happened because of hatred of others. let's be clear about that particularly jews. this anti- human to be anti-semitic. do you understand that? it is anti- human it's not against justice it's against everybody else. >> 79 years ago today when the concentration camp was liberated by soviet troops.

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medicine is life in the lancet with the very latest on this. >> that legal issues, they just keep piling up for the d.a. and or special prosecutor nathan waited. now it just yesterday a member of the georgia house introduceda bill to impeach willis along with the investigative committee. >> is strictly a personal relationship that is not what we are interested in. but to the extent lines were crossed, ethical lines were crossed and the legal lines were across the state funds were used in the furtherance of this, that his or her interest in finding out her back to senate committee will be able to call witnesses to testify. but it would not be able to discipline the d.a. just bring recommendations. also this week the former president joint motions by the codefendants to dismiss the indictment and disqualify it willis from prosecuting the case. court documents filed by those codefendants accuse willis of having a romantic relationship with wade. another codefendant once access

to communication between the biden administration and the das office. special prosecutor nathan wade submitted bills for two white house related meetings. the das office had they spoke with the white house about logistics and procedures for interviewing current or former white house officials. one law professor at said that senate committee investigation could reveal a lot of potentially damaging information about the das office. >> he senate committee could unearth a lot of evidence that could be damning. there may be nothing there either. the investigation could be politically harmful to the das office. it might give ammunition for other kinds. >> no word from willis on allegations prove appeared shes until friday to formally respond. the judge overseeing the case is scheduled a hearing on the matter for fibroid 15th.

>> there's a way too many questions still needing to be answered. nobody can answer those questions except jordan. the fifth a person he was there but he wasn't there after. >> those questions about how three kansas city chiefs bands turned up frozen to death after reviewing party a few weeks ago plead tfor the fifth man has non identified as alex lee he apparently left the horror before his friends bodies were found in the backyard of the home where the party was held. the mysterious incident has not been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner's office has yet to determine a cause of death. former d.c. detective ted williams joins me now. and ted, based on your experience as a homicide detective what appears to have

happened? >> have got to tell you, i believe the authorities know quite a bit more than they are letting on concerning the deaths of these three individuals. as you have said here they have not ruled that a homicide. they have also said there was no foul play. normally investigator gets to the scene they were going to examine the bodies they will be looking to see if there's something suspicious. apparently there is nothing suspicious here. so as a result of that they sent those bodies to the medical examiner. i would have to believe an autopsy has been performed what they are waiting for i believe four toxicology reports in three weeks since these individuals have died. i would have to believe they're going to try to look at these toxicology reports.

arthel: i want to take a look at the timeline of things that happened according to police and attorneys so let's take a look at this. january the seventh afternoon, david harrington, ricky johnson, clayton and alex meets at jordan willis is a rental home to watch the chiefs game. january 8 approximately 12:00 a.m. midnight. leaves will for other men were awake watching jeopardy. january 9, 2 days later approximately 9:00 p.m. beyoncé goes to the home to search for him. discovers one body on the back porch into bodies in the backyard. willis allows a police to search the home without a warrant or an attorney present. ted, what would have prevented him from seeing bodies or in his backyard.

i think jordan has questions for the authorities are going to have to ask he was alleged to let the three individuals out. he let them out the front door the question is how did they get to the back porch of the home? also, for two days remember this incident happened around midnight on january 7. these individuals were discovered on january the ninth. we would have to have believed he would've looked out his front door. in a few would've looked out his front door he would've seen these individuals are still there. more questions than answered. was there some kind of foreign substance of drugs or alcohol.

just alcohol or enough of it and in that cold weather i can lower body temperatures and that thats certainly something there looking into. arthel: look, we do not know we are waiting for the investigation to be completed, but who knows is that possible it's a group of guys who were to gather who do not know? it just a question as questions are being asked, is it possible that group perhaps ingested some recreational substance that could have been laced with something? another question is in terms of not being able to see the bodies. i haven't seen a picture of the home. could willis have backed out of the back of the house and not gone past the front porch? i am not sure but i do have a quote for you ted before we wrap up again final thoughts. this is the attorney for jordan willis. he says the number one thing

people need to remember from our point of view is that these wers three buddies. if they were in danger he would have helped them. if he knew they were out there, he would've called the police himself. anything beyond that is a pure speculation. what do you make of that statement, ted? >> it is coming from or i am saying one of the attorneys there. but i can tell you one of the things they are definitely looking at is hypothermia. when his three individuals -- mike it was the one individuals and might be something different or more suspicious. but three individuals ended up in that backyard. that in and of itself is clearly suspicious. but again, the authorities have said no foul play. there is not a homicide. that tells me that preliminarily they know a lot more comment meeting the authorities come than they are letting on too.

however they are waiting for the toxicology results to try to determine how these three individuals died. arthel: very curious. ted williams thank you very much. always good to see you sorry for the bizarre story. take care, ted. >> right back o at you. eric: wwe professional wrestling has resigned after bombshell lawsuit. some are asking what is the future of wwe? will have the details on the stunning case straight ahead here on fox news live it. every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. when you stay at a vrbo the host doesn't stay with you. because without privacy in your vacation home, it isn't really a vacation... ...is it? [birds chirping]

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>> the disturbing allegations former wwe employee janelle is suing the company world wrestling entertainment its founder vince mcmahon former debbie debbie executive for unspecified financial damages. the extremely graphic federal lawsuit was filed in u.s. district court in connecticut on thursday were debbie w ee is based. grant claims she expensed physical and emotional abuse, sexual assault and trafficking while working at the company. she says mcmahon forced her into a sexual relationship to keep her job and shared sexually explicit photos and videos of her with other men both inside and outside of the company. her attorney said quote he exercised complete ownership and control over both her personal and professional life. mcmahon also subjected misprint to acts of extreme cruelty and degradation. the cosmos grant to disassociate and/or become numb to reality in order to survive the horrific encounters. grants attorneys also state mcmahon pressured her into signing a nondisclosure agreement and exchange for

payments which he stopped making the lawsuit they argued is void under the speak out act which prevents the nda's and instances of sexual assault and harassment. debbie debbie e parent company tko group said they will take the allegation seriously and address that matter internally. meantime mcmahon strongly denies and grants claims in a statement fox digital he said quote i stand behind my prior statement lawsuit is replete with lies, obscene made up instances that never occurred and is a vindictive distortion of the truth i intend to vigorously defend myself against baseless accusations and look forward to clearing my name. mcmahon said he resigned yes to have respect for debbie debbie eat universe that business and others including employees and superstars affiliated with debbie debbie eat. eric: are christina thank you. arthel: eric and christina thank you by former president donald trump is vowing to appeal the

verdict and the defamation lawsuit. a jury yesterday ordering him to pay over $83 million in damages to writer carol. in may a different jury awarded carol 5 million. it found trump not liable for rape about responsible for sexually abusing carol. and then defaming her by claiming she made it up. cb cotton has more on this. >> hi arthel, former president donald trump speak at a campaign event in the batter this evening. we are monitoring to see whether he will make any mention of this astronomical total issue as you mentioned is been ordered to pay 83.3 million. the bulk of which are punitive damages. carol's attorney telling the jury trump cares about money they should hit him where it hurts but political analyst predicted this case along with several other criminal and civil proceedings against trump may actually turn into favorite for

the gop front runner on the campaign trail. >> i think with this kind of number that's really exceeded what carol was asking for but i think is going to strike the conscious as a little bit over the top. politically is going to play into donald trump's hands that he is being sort of a persecuted big-box hurt legal team all also mostly in the courthouse on friday by the jury took less than three hours. the trump remarks while president denying her sexual assault allegations. the attorneys arguing in the two-week long trout that carol was left with a tarnished reputation and the steady stream of online harassment. now, the four president stormed out his carol's attorney gave her closing arguments while urging the jury to set a high amount in damages. later trump's attorney firing back. telling the jury the former president did not intend to hurt carol and should not be punished for what people write online. we'll also arguing it was carol

who actually sought out to the attention. she won another civil lawsuit against trump last year in that case the jury ruled trump was indeed liable for sexual abuse and it did defame her. it is now vowing to appeal this most recent verdict against trump. >> before i walked into court that judge decided that every single defense president trump had we were not allowed to raise in front of the jury. >> we are seeing a violation of a justice system. >> the attorney said the verdict proves no one is above the law carol herself calling it a victory for women who stand up after being knocked down. cb cotton thank you very much wg t back high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost.

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