we're better than this. the difference was the tone at the top. in that situation where our state could have fallen apart, my job wasn't to judge either side. my job wasn't to decide who was good and bad, who was right and who was wrong. my job as a leader was to pull out the best in people and get them to see the way forward. that's what we need in a president. someone who's not going to divide people, but pull out the best in people so they want to be patriotic, they want to love america, and they want to take care of each other again. [cheers and applause] john: we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. [cheers and applause] thank you all for joining us. thank you for watching our south carolina town hall. i'm john roberts. enjoy the rest of your day. [cheers and applause ♪ ♪. shannon: i am a shannon bream more pressure on the present to today with putin after the

fierce demented critical winds up dead. ♪ >> think make no mistake putin is responsible for navalny's death. shannon: president biden during the course of world leaders placing the blame for alexei navalny's death squarely on moscow this all coming after a firestorm on capitol hill as the house intelligence chair sounds the alarm about a possible russian nuclear weapon in space forcing the white house to clarify. >> we are not talking about a weapon can be used to attack human beings or cause physical destruction here on earth. >> we will talk with democratic senator michael bennet sits on the senate intelligence committee about the administration latest foreign-policy headaches. then 24 campaign is so good to be home. >> president trump stays on offense. the key had they be heard of or you don't hear her name too much anymore. >> we discussed the big primary trumps a bordchild support or pp

pick senator tim scott. and, with nikki haley surrogate new hampshire governor chris sununu about her path forward. plus progress you are confused you think i am on trial coursework these people are on trial for tran to steal the election in 2020 progressive georgia election interference rope to the massive verdict against president trump and his new york civil fraud at trial will break on the legal proceedings piling up on their gp fron the gpfront runner plat. and. [inaudible] our sunday panel waste and on which a candidate benefits the most from that new suit. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington but we became a starkly different visions for america's foreign policy from the two front runners in the 2024 presidential race. president biden slamming congress for being out on recess without passing wartime aid to

israel. and to ukraine for announcing the previous president for recent remarks saying he would not come to the aid of any nato country that was not up-to-date with payments to the alliance. for president trump calling biden's foreign policy week while suggesting any new aid for ukraine should be approved as a loan and not direct cash payments are. in the moment we will get reaction from both sides of the aisle per democratic colorado senator michael bennet who supports the president's reelection south carolina publican senator tim scott who is backing president trump. but first let's turn to fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live on the ground in rehoboth beach, delaware hello lucas. >> ukrainian forces have retreated from a city in the east giving a russia its biggest victory in months. president biden blames the congress for the loss. >> were going to fight until we get them the ammunition they need perfect president biden voiced his outrage over house

republicans refusing to vote on the senate 95 billion-dollar aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. the bipartisan alternative has been introduced which includes funding for the southern border. days before the two-year anniversary russia launching full-scale invasion of ukraine there is a growing conc growingn washington about russia watching something else a nuclear warhead into orbit. >> we are discussing is a russia antisatellite weapon but we have to address seriously and on immediate basis for crisis security conference 2007 russian set latimer putin warned the west about his future intentions secretary of state antony blinken huddled with the chinese and indian counterparts to warn them or russia russia's new wean threatens their satellites gps and communication systems two. former president. >> and no i would not protect

you in fact i would encourage them to do whatever they want. you've got to pay your bills for. >> biden defended the 75-year-old military alliance. >> that is critical to our survival the idea to let nato begin to split is totally against the interests of the united states of america. >> biden spoke to reporters he reiterated he blames for the death of alexei navalny instead it cannot be tolerated. shannon: lucas thank you. joining us now senator michael bennet senator, welcome to fox news sundays good to see you. >> thank you it's good to be with you. shannon: asserted president biden said there be devastating consequences if navalny died with his and russian custody. it appears that happens you set on the intelligence committee what options do we have? >> first of all there is no doubt putin did this.

he did in the security conference just to tell the world he doesn't care would invite thanks and he can do anything he wants to do. the most significant thing we could do right now to push back on this is to continue to fund ukraine pray to push back on the illegal invasion that putin has led the first incursion into a free country in europe since world war ii order since the new order after world war ii was established. that is what we should do. shannon: when you think about this question president biden pushing back limiting export of liquefied national natural gas they say that is going to empower putin those folks in europe were kinda exports from us that cannot get it now will have to seek elsewhere arguing it gives him an advantage at the time we should be putting him into a corner. >> i actually do not support what president biden is doing there i think it has been a very

important for american liquefied natural gas to replace the gas sending to europe i think it's important for us to have the benefit of selling natural gas and other countries such as qatar in this world. i believe one of the massive strategic strengths is our energy. our clean energy, fossil fuels i think that's a shortsighted decision but. >> you mentioned aid obviously the senate has passed a package that includes aid for ukraine, israel, taiwan, other interests out there as well. do you consider the ukraine and israeli threats equal? are they is as urgent to you in both cases question rick would do if the house will not pass this package but for standalone pieces for ukraine and say separately for is really? >> i don't think we shouldst pass a stand alone package is both a very urgent the house has shown they cannot pass the israeli aid by itself.

in the senate we pass it not just with democratic vo democra2 republican votes. we got 70 votes for this package you cannot get 70 votes for anything in the united states senate. that is a reflection of how urgent republicans and democrats in the senate feel about this. i believe it's a reflection of the american people's sense of urgency when democracy is under attack. and the american people sense they want america to lead. they do not believe in the isolationist rhetoric it's before we went into world war ii. not shined well on those people looking for every excuse for america not to lead in this fight for democracy. this fight for freedom. this fight for the western world which is what we are engaged in

it. >> at the house will not do a package if they send back individual bills would you be a no vote on a bill for israel, for ukraine? >> i think they should not pass it individually. but if it comes over as individual of course i will vote to support it. these legislative these political games the house is a playing what should we do 10 billion here or 10 billion there? we are talking $60 billion in the face of having spent $4 trillion on afghanistan and iraq. here we have a case they are not american troops where we are able to rebuild our armed forces as a result of what we are doing we are able to learn the russian battlefield and the use of technology there is so much the united states has gained from this engagement in the amount of money we have spent is a

pittance to the amount of money we have spent in these other much less successful efforts. i will vote for either way. in the first defeat part of the fact they're outgunned 10 -- one by the russians. we can help solve that problem for them and we should. they have done anything anyone could have asked them to do. they are worthy of our support for. >> let's talk about the israel part of this conversation. talking yesterday again today before cabinet meeting there's no way that's going to happen without direct negotiations between the two. and he thanks it is a reward for terrorists and to have that on his border is essentially existential threat 24/7.

do you disagree? what do you say to those some on the senate side are proposing to be conditions would you vote for conditions on aid to israel that require them to do something like a two state solution? >> i completely disagree with what prime minister netanyahu said but i don't know that he would care to hear me say that. but i do completely disagree with it. he is animated by his own domestic political interests he wants to stay in charge. he's pursuing the policies he is pursuing. important to continue as democratic and republican administrations have over generations free to state solution. that will be the only solution that we will endure. there is no way for they are to be an independent democratic israel jewish only states in the

region without also there being a palestinian state. that's not just what i believe that's what i have always believed. and for good reason. that is the only way there will be an enduring peace in that part of the middle east but to stay in the middle east and want to bring up a couple new poles we have this week we asked voters out there, do you think a president biden or president trump is better equipped to handle who do you trust you had a wart this israel/hamas splits the conflicts. michigan voters give trump an eight-point advantage north carolina give trump a 15-point advantage freight those results come on the heels of nbc news poll that says three quarters of voters including half of democrats said they have concerns about president biden mental and physical health. those numbers are before the report came out. what do you say to vast majority of americans who worry president biden is not obtaining the issues? >> what i say on that as

president biden is going to have to go out and litigate this election. the economy getting better every day. the coalition he's put together. over russia's invasion of ukraine. obviously the situation in the middle east is a grave one. and the american people are reacting understandably to the chaos that is therapy the question i would ask if i and i will ask which is more likely to bring more chaos which is more likely to be able to work with allies around the world to bring a more enduring if not peace, a path forward in the middle east. that is alluded all of us need

to do better than we have done people in israel deserve to live i hope america can be a stalwart ally as we move into a world with the two state solution. i will tell you this also because i was there throughout this entire time iran became more dangerous during donald trump's presidency. they came closer to a nuclear weapon during donald trump's presidency than they ever did during barack obama's presidency. that is a huge cause to president trump's approach to these matters in the middle east too. i am not sure everyone who is listening to fox this morning will agree with me but it is true. shannon: i'm guessing the next guest will not will take that up with him pretender bennett thank you so much for your time. >> thanks for have may be joining me now south carolina republican sender welcome back.

you heard what your colleagues said things got more dangerous under president trump you have endorsed. hogwash. we need to know without any question is present obama the jcpoa or the nuclear deal would into place with iran. it was a disaster. what do see in the jcpoa without without question the mid range missiles. under president trump we were better off. world peace, think about this. before president trump incursion in ukraine. after president trump a war in ukraine. the one thing that are completely clear is on president trump is an office world peace were not only objective we were experiencing it. under president biden botched withdrawal from afghanistan war in ukraine we have conflict in the middle east.

instability in the indo pacific and our southern border might be in my opinion the greatest national security risk we have today. we have lost 70000 lives because of sentinel coming to the ports of entry across our southern border. president biden refuses to close the southern border. it's the number one issue according to the american people. that is why he is underwater according to all of the polls against president trump it is called common sense. secure our southern border. but let's talk about that. because you and your fellow senator lindsey graham were just at the border. retirement president biden what he needs to do. majority leader chuck schumer says this it's nice you took a field trip it adds this action speaks louder tspeak louder thas

graham and scott voted to keep the status quo against the necessary resources to secure the border. if the issue is so urgent why vote against a package that arguably did something about the flow of people coming illegally across the border. >> let me say this to every single person watching the show. i hope the united states senate and frankly congress will have a field hearing in eagle pass, texas at the southern border. you will understand why i voted against the border deal that lacked two really important points it. the one thing i heard from the border patrol agents themselves was this, if you had a physical impediments, a border wall it would drop the crossing significantly. and number two, if it had the remain and mexico policy -- within two weeks some of the border patrol leaders said we could see a 90% drop in just two weeks in the eagle pass area of

our southern border without doing those two things. and allowing according to the bill, allowing up to 2 million illegal immigrants in the next 12 months or so that senate bill anyone should sign and certainly not a bill that i can support. 5000 a day is what you allow it in that bill. 5000 a day and it codifies catch and release. >> to be clear it would be once that the ruling average of 5000 a day they say, the proponents of the bill it would shut it completely not continue to allow 5000 a day that we the work of stopping it's a no for you for now clearly. i want to talk about your support for president trump though for a lot of speculation you may be on the shortlist for vp that you potentially being vetted for that. let's talk about some of his policies. were heading into south carolina primary, critical to your home homestay. former governor nikki haley appointed you to the senate running far behind president trump at taking a lot of shots at him. she says she is very concerned about where he is on foreign

policy. his comments about nato and letting people within nato be attacked if they have not paid their dues. she says she is very concerned about the relationship between president trump and vladimir putin. here is her take. >> he is going to side with a thug who kills his political opponents? he is going to side with a dictator who arrests our american journalists and hold them hostage? he is going to side with a dictator who has not hidden his hatred for america? >> why would president trump give the appearance he would support any of those things? >> it is ridiculous. i am not sure what nikki is doing right now. i think she is in desperate without question she's going to lose her home state in double digits of her there's not a state coming up that she can win. even in new hampshire she laughs women but it's a donald trump right she lost millennial's to donald trump. she left the seniors to donald trump. here's what i can say about donald trump and foreign policy. without any question the resources necessary to protect

this world according to the nato alliance those resources with up under donald trump because of his language. number two, we had a safer wor world. putin stayed out of ukraine. hamas stayed out of israel. indo pacific, china it was not targeting taiwan. our southern border? we had on average last year in office about 1000 folks crossing our border illegally. today the average is closer to 6000. the one thing we know for sure with president donald trump as our president, we are certainly better off. and that's not even talking about the economy which is a number two issue. low unemployment, low inflation we are talking demographically for asians for women and 70 year

let you look at law and order there was not the challenge in the poorest communities around the country. we had the kind of law and order where people could walk the streets in their neighborhoods. all of that can be back with four more years of donald trump. >> before you go there's a lot of tension obviously between president trump and governor haley. that make sense as her head to the showdown in south carolina. he says things like she wasn't born in the u.s. which usa calls or birdbrain. he made comments about her husband being on military deployment as if he was trying to get away from her. wall street journal says this he seems to have forgotten, if he ever cared, that he will need some of her admirers to vote for him in november by talking about centrist republicans, independents even democrats who voted for her. his president trump writing them off question reported see thinker supporters will go if he continues to attack her like that? >> there is no doubt the race has gotten kind of challenge and without any question for the

rhetoric coming out of the haley camp talking about people's age. we see that haley camp in the family referring to me as judas iscariot too. we are hearing a lot of chatter out of the haley camp. not just the matching the rhetoric from the trump side but going further. why? they are desperate. here is what i can guarantee you in just six days a president trump a wind my home state of south carolina. we will see a total sweep in the state. you go to super tuesday he will run the tape there as well but then we will turn our attention to where it should be now on joe biden. joe biden is underwater in all of the battleground states which means that the momentum continues we will have four more years of donald trump. that means we will have a law and order, not chaos in the streets will have the strongest economy with the low inflation we have not seen that.

we have completely secure southern border. we will unite the realm, donald trump as republicans. independence will do the same thing i go to church i go to the gym and pulls across the country wait for her years of stability, forminformer years of security n former years of world peace. but still ultimately be up to the voters to see where they go. we'll be watching in south carolina and will be on senator scott thank you for your time. >> yes, ma'am. >> dadays until highly anticipad primary there in south carolina nikki haley facing a steep uphill climb to try to close the gap will bring an one of her fiercest advocates new hampshire governors chris sununu. he is next

we six south ground voters went to the bull saturday for the 2024 gop primary. nikki haley traveling across her home state taking aim at president trump over foreign policy and his legal woes. polls show she has a lot of ground to make about she's going to catch a bird fox news correspondent alexandria hoff joins us live from columbia, south carolina amount. >> good morning. the former governors a message has been a south carolina is not her final battle. she points out that in the 10 days after the primary there will be 20 states to cast a ballot those voters deserve to have a say two. >> at the early primary states she knows best.

no safe haven for former governor nikki haley who spends crisscrossing. as of late has been on foreign policy calling out gop front runner donald trump recent statement russia should quote do whatever they want to nato members who do not spend enough on defensive. haley also hit on trump's a lack of comment regarding the death approach info alexei navalny. >> if you're going to encourage putin to invade our allies because they are not pulling their weight, then you need to tell us what does that mean that you think about what putin did to navalny? do you think he is responsible? he is responsible this is a putin dezie kills his political opponents request that a rally in michigan last night former president trump made no mention of navalny and only briefly mentioned south carolina. quest get out and vote two.

watched cercla south on how we're doing for. >> according to tracking firm at impact trump has maintained his commanding lead in the states despite receiving roughly $10 million less than haley and political add support. now, trump is been critical of voting here in south carolina. in this a primary registered democrats can vote and the republican primary so long as they did not cast a ballot in the democratic primary earlier this month. >> alexandria hoff thank you. joining me now new hampshire governor chris sununu. good to have you with this, governor. >> you but good to see you. with the stock reality hear the latest monmouth "washington post" poll in south carolina long primary voters has trump of the 8%. governor haley at 32%. more recent polling's and even wider gap. why is she still in? >> look, to states new hampshire and iowa, as great as we are being a filter do not dictate the republican nominee for the entire country pretty got to let the staff play out for you got

to give folks a choice. again the early states have been kind of filters to try to narrow it down to one on one race. got not, that's great. nikki haley is raising a ton of money she has resources she is going to buy the super tuesday states she's going to do very well there. she's going to do wellin her home state of south carolina there is a lot to play here. nikki haley had about 4% of the vote about six weeks before it new hampshire and in that timeframe she wiped out every other candidate got within 10 points showing there is a real alternative here. there is a choice it. this election is not just about the primary it is about november. nikki trounces abided in november. but with trump is going to be a nailbiter just like in 2022 we lost the candidates and weight lost in 20. this is about winning you cannot govern if you don't win you can't pass these policies she trounces bite and the fear is if trump is the nominee ultimately bideinvited all insects presenta nice states is harris. that is a reality of the domino

effect trump would have in america. shannon: it seems like an argument that primary voters are not buying there is also the issue of all the polling has shown the governors on favorability is ticked up her favorability is ticked out over the past couple of months but one analyst put it this way there is a significant dip in favorability and rise i and on favorability it seems to correspond with her increasing attacks on trump this would seem to indicate in south carolina as apparently in the nation as a whole the republican party is a very much trump's party. is there room for nikki haley in a party that most analysts thanks belongs to donald trump? >> absolutely. let's look at south carolina they traditionally have a low voter turnout for a lot of the opportunity nikki has is talking to the republican voters talking to some of the independent voters that are more conservative but typically stay on the sidelines and getting them out to vote. there is a lot of margin for improvement to get the new butter out. that is where it nikki steam has

been hitting the ground and having some success the polls show those type of numbers. the polls in new hampshire had nikki down by 20 of the day before the primary should close each about 10 points you cannot just look at the polls this is all decided at the voter box. and it two or three states do not dictate the nominee for president for everybody else. to say were going to look at a few hundred thousand folks and they are going to tell us who are nomination be should be for the entire party the entire country, no that's not the way it should work you've got to take this through super tuesday and start showing trump's most recent comments overseas on putin that is undoubtedly going to hurt him. those are un-american comments they really are. the fact she is raising money and spending money on a campaign he is spending all of his money right now at least 50 -- 60 million on his legal fees. where are the resist is going to come from? has it record low amount of cash on hand because of his

leadership and his type of message but you need everybody to get in your if you don't have the suburban moms back if you don't do some the young voters back you cannot win in november and that's what this is about. >> do you think all that legal cases are legit nonpartisan apolitical cases against him? >> no i don't but that does not matter he still going to have to spend 50 -- $100 million abetting himself. that is kind of the point whether it is legitimate or not does not matter he has chaos that surrounds him. it absolutely does it will keep surrounding him if he were to become president so nothing is going to ultimately get done. when you buy off on them or not does not matter the fact is they are his at cassin's got to handle it. >> nearest times of peace said saturday all of the punches governor haley is landing on president trump are actually hoping president bite in the general election. quoting tyler jones a democratic strategist in south carolina said ms. haley has been aiding the biting campaign by making the most effective attacks on donald trump. but in republican spaces.

statistically there's almost zero chance she can pull off the nomination. why continue to do things to help president bite in the general? >> first of all it not a zero chance she's going to win the nomination for that is nonsense in itself. that is a primary. in >> to 2016 everyone had shot that trumps in all of that you cannot attack the front right of the democrats might use it. i'm battling it out and calling the candidates for what they are where they going for? where are the policies going to go? it's absolute fair game and should be on the table for folks to make their choice disable to two or three states and call it a day that is crazy that's praying the former president gets a free ride. he has not earned a free ride he does not deserve a free ride. the republican party deserves options and choices in the next generation of leadership that

has a lot of the same policy ideas but not just win in november that implement this policy ideas. like being fiscally conservative which trump wasn't rebuilding the wall which trump didn't. putting in trump did none of that. we want to republican that doesn't just talk the talk but can deliver those results for america. >> governor we will see what happens in south carolina but thank you for stopping and good to see you. >> you bet thank you. shannon: fox ne fox news channes hosting to tell how the head of the permit to preserve today 5:00 p.m. eastern. nikki haley sits down with american reports co- anchor in the states capitol later this week former president donald trump sits down with laura ingraham and spartanburg south carolina 7:00 p.m. tuesday the 20th on "the ingraham angle" on the fox news channel affects more president trump slapped with a massive fight in newark, nearly half a billion dollars. and sparks fly in a georgia court room the d.a. behind trumps criminal trial takes the

>> and donald trump may have authored "the art of the deal" but he perfected the art of the steel. >> she is a horribly corrupt attorney general and it's all having to do with election interference. thirty-six new york attorney general letitia james four president trump on friday speaking after jugs arthur handed down his ruling on the civil fraud case against trump. barring the former president from operating his business in new york for three years and

finding him liable for more than three and $50 million in damages and interest near half a billion dollars for the bombshell coming after month month long trial stg from james lawsuit alleging trump and find his assets and committed fraud buried our legal panel joins us with that and more. former principal deputy assistant attorney general tom depree fox news contributor and george washington university law professor jonathan turley appeared great to have you guys back. >> thanks for having us. shannon: will try to get to is much as we can muster the case the judge in this room it with these massive fines said this about the dependence they are complete lack of contrition and remorse of borders on pathological. jonathan he really went after them. >> he did and the opinion comes off a little too cathartic for the judge. the judge lashes out at trump. and you really see that and the ultimate conclusion he impose it damages the equal of micronesia

and very southern countries. the question is what is the basis for that you impose a 350 million or more in damages plus another 100 million that's going to come from interest in the case where there was $0 lost by the banks the banks said they wanted to do more business with the guy you just barred from doing business with them. the question of the excessiveness of that fine does raise a serious appellate issue not just for the new york court of appeals will potentially for the supreme court. shannon: tom, all the questions on the bill people are asking questions about the banks if there were quote unquote victims are stone came forward and said he lost all this money and i'm in the hole because of this guy why are banks and other institutions who are worn do your own due diligence to your own appraisals and estimates where they not caught up in this law? what's at the great points. that fact as these are not unsophisticated business actors these banks of the among the most sophisticated business entities in the united states they themselves do their own due diligence to look at the materials that borrowers are

submitting to them on that sort of thin thing what makes this ce unusual is new york's law did not require the attorney general to prove there was a victim andn fairness she didn't need to prove that but here's the thing i am not aware of other cases where you have a prosecutor choosing to bring charges and claims of this nature when you don't have a bank or someone coming in saying i was victimize this dr. to spit on the books for a long time. i cannot think of many other prosecutions are similar to what happened here. shannon: looked into the other state case. this is in georgia kenny willis was on the four allegations of such here's a little bit of her on the stand. which is highly offensive when they try to implicate that you slept december the first they met with them. contradictory is contrary to

democracy. >> let's be clear you have lied just couldn't say which one you lead right here you light right here. no, no, no this is the truth judge it. it is a lie it is a life or you think i am on trial question at these people are on trial for trying to steal the election in 2020. i am not on trial know-how art no matter how hard you try to put me on trial don't be cute with me and think you're not going to get an answer. shannon: , i'm going to try to think of another case to see a prosecutor on stand this whole situation is so unusual. >> i cannot believe it with all the other day here's the thing janet willis made a calamitous misjudgment when she decided to put mr. wade in charge of this prosecution. there is no question even liberals and trunk opponents acknowledacknowledged this was e error. the question to my mind is why hasn't she just stepped aside at this point? prosecutors are judge not for an essay impropriety but the appearance of impropriety. what we have seen here in the details that came up during these hearings these sordid personal details when their relationship started, when it ended for the question is can she continue to serve in this role given every thing that has

been raised. you would think at some point, pull her aside and say step aside, let a new team come in and take the case over. >> she and mr. wade said there were no relationship prior to the working relationship starting and there is no sharing their cash repayments by her to him for what he spent do you think the judge has seen an up or would take the step to say where there's smoke there's fire? >> one thing is clear is no one will ever say election laws boring again. but the astonishing thing about this issue of two prosecutors who stand accused of filing false statements in court. mr. wade is accused of answering falsely. and willis is accused of making false statements in her own filings that is what they are prosecuting defendants in the case four. building on what tom said at some point you have to recognize your personal interest have to give away to the interest of the case in the office. they have not done that. has the judge heard enough? yes that he is still the top

position disqualification is a heavy lift. the issue of the appearance of impropriety it may give him a basis for saying you need to step aside. my question is will he refer to these two to the bar? there are allegations of false statements being filed. their testimony did not help in that respect and so will this adjudge or say look i am going to suggest that one or both of you remove yourselves or maybe even order it. i am also going to ask the bar to look into these allegations. shannon: were quickly before we go the supreme court is sitting on the request for the safe in the present essentially president trump essentially key wants to be able to litigate this issue of immunity that's close on the jack smith trial against him. does the supreme court get involved or do they say we leave room for now? >> i think there is a good chance the court is going to just let this stay where it is. they've already done a lot of lifting on the election. they may want this cop to pass from there ... but i have to say

trump has one good argument i think the justices are not going to be that persuaded on immunity. but the idea of extinguishing the right to go for an intermediary appeal does rub a lot of us the wrong way. that is what most litigants are allowed. >> i agree with jonathan per the supreme court may be experiencing a bit of trump litigation fatigue at this poi point. they often will save them a complex issue come down the road hey if we do for this may be able go away so this court may say it let's out a trial play out if in fact there is a conviction because address the immunity question on the backend. the six gentlemen it will be another busy week thank you both very much. we are going to take a deeper

>> he is a horrible precedent for the worst we've ever had. the happiest man in our country today is a man named jimmy carter because he is considered a brilliant president by comparison perfects a position n of the maga republicans can be characterized by the "new york times" headline it reads trump first, putin second, america third period. >> president trump president biden trading shots indicates they are likely on a collision course for a rematch in 2020. we'll talk about it with our sunday group josh kraushaar. katie pavlich. forbes contributing writer richard fowler and political white house, welcome to all of you. i want to get to fox news

pulling brenda on a couple's key swing states north carolina you suit trump is a five-point advantage on biden michigan is tighter but a two-point advantage. how is the white house feeling? >> they are not feeling great. they recognize big problems in michigan they sent a camp pain manager to try to meet with political leaders there she was rejected from some of those meetings they had to send national security officials like jon fine who said we regret some of what we did in gaza and so there look at those poll poles d feeling pretty nervous. shannon: the same fox news posey at a third party like jfk junior and others that lead goes to nine points in michigan trump leads to five points but the goodness for the white house as it looks like joe manchin does not run in progress not one have joe manchin third party candidates there will be a lot of other third party candidates challenging to biting look at

those numbers joe biden has a prom there's a lot of independent voters that back to biden in 2020 that are now supporting donald trump he also has a base problem it's shocking to see over 20% of african-americans in north carolina and michigan supporting donald trump in the polling pretty only got single digits in the 2020 election then is a three time -- make over three times more support among nonwhite voters. it is a bid big red flag among the base you heard signed arab voters i and mission it's also younger african-american voters going here a lot more outreach from biden to the base. shannon: richard you have a piece out on this this week, how

the biden sham campaign should be managing these concerns. >> there is a concern on black voters. i take these polls as a grain of salt only poll is how people vote on election day. if you look at black votes specifically black men you look at the election in ohio what we saw was this when it comes to protecting a woman's right to choose the demographic devoted in the highest percentage for that was black men. so with the white house is doing at this moment is to have a conversation with these voters because ultimately they will be the deciders in places like michigan because of detroit places like north carolina places like charlotte and raleigh durham. it require the white house have a conversation given the fact that while the present has a low approval rating, the economy has created this economic environment that's create is working in the right direction inflation outside of this month's numbers are down. unemployment is at a record of all these things are working in the president's favor he now has figure how to get credit for it from the american voter perks our polls show again the key sets of north carolina and michigan people do not feel like the economy is going well for them. the vast majority say they're either holding steady or falling behind in both michigan and

north carolina the largest group responding said they are falling behind this also comes at a week were treasury secretary janet yellen is saying people are doing better than they think they are. >> the economic numbers are not working and president joe biden's favor they have repeatedly for months tried to sell biden nomex it is not working. inflation has not gone down things are just going up prices at a slower pace to see those numbers going up this month on things that people need like food and housing and basic essentials like energy that everybody is using that's a big problem for the white house and for president biden. look at the polling across the board president trump constantly beats biden on the number what issues for voters and that in the economy the other issue the white house is having a huge problem with we are in week two of this now is the mental capacity issue joe biden is facing it how you have a number of democrats having huge concerns about this issue president trump beats joe biden on that topic of mental acuity mental capability and serving in

the white house as the commander-in-chief to make big decisions are 20 points. shannon: it feels like a would've been done talking about the report to some extent but the white house brought up again sent a letter to the white house correspondents association sync i am compelled to urge caution in the future with reporting that is either an attentive to details or misconstrues the facts and evidence. they were not happy about the reporting but that memo seems to have reignited a conversation about it. >> the report it was to be told how to do their job. clearly they recognized age is a huge issue the white house officials i talked to. there it was kind of -- we should remind ourselves how biden was supposed to be a transitional candidate in 2020.

he hinted he would only serve one term. and of course harris was not able to become the great political start they had hoped to take the mantle. that is really dogged the white house in terms of having biden still in that role. shannon: and josh, the press corps reignited this conversation. kelly o'donnell who is the white house correspondent association president push back and basically said we are not going to police a journalism or decide the government to adhere to their view of what we are doing. >> the white house their spin is age is not an issue just look at joe biden and see what he does and people are looking at joe biden they're worried about is age 85% as katy pointed out of americans in the poll said they are concerne

shannon: the israeli cabinet voting unanimously to approve a resolution rejecting any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state without direct negotiations with israel as the idf continues to prepare for an

expected major ground offensive in southern gaza. joining us now live from tel aviv, fox news foreign correspondent trey yingst. hello, trey. >> reporter: good morning being. it is day 135 of the war between israel and hamas, and with no concrete solutions on the horizon to end the conflict, tension remains high across the middle east. many northern gaza, children hold signs and chant we want flour. hundreds protesting the lack of aid delivered to this part of the strip. over the weekend hamas threatening to suspend all negotiations for a ceasefire deal until food and medicine reaches these vulnerable people. it comes as israeli operations across gaza continue ahead of a looming ground offensive into the southern-mostty of rafah where more than one million palestinians are sheltering. with the conflict raging on, observers worry that attacks from iran-backed groups across the region will continue until an agreement is reached between israel and hamas.

the lebanese militant group hezbollah still launching rockets into with northern israel, gradually drawing heavier responses and threatening a full scale war with the jewish sate. and in yemen, iran-backed houthi rebels have maintained attacks against red sea shipping lanes, causing the united states to launch four new strikes next week hitting missiles that were being prepared for launch. diplomatic efforts are unfolding with oversight from the united states, but with each passing day the possibility of a broader regional conflict increases. san noon? shannon: trey yingst in tel aviv, thank you very much. that is it for today. thank you so much for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a great week. weal see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪