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we start tonight with this fox news alert. we have major breaking news aler trump legal saga today.ga the u.s. supreme court has just agreed to hear his criminal immunity claim. now in, the january six trial that would set arguments forek o the week of april the 22nd. now, this is huge. a decision that is likely to come in june, perhaps even late june. son late will joe biden's weapod department of justice insist on a trial. let's see. the month that the republican national convention esidenti to take place that close to a presidential election. now breaking tonight in illinois, judge has ruled president trump on the state's primary ballot, citing, quote, anar insurrection, ban, joininge maine and joining colorado. all right. we've got a lot to break down tonight. here to help us is fox news contributotonight. us, jr turle. let me start with the immunity case. for th i always thought it was the right thing for the court to take upt toup, but i never ho

the confidence that they would if and expediting this.ey'r >> but we expect that, in factsb ,arguments will be made in late april, probably won't get a decision until june, jun perhaps late june. all that puts right upe. until july, the month, the republican cational conventiocan, i would argue. how do you possibly have a case that close to a presidential election? well, that is going to beacing the question facing likely de of justice,li assuming just for for the purposes of argument that smith prevails. i mean, trump's claim is quitep sweepingclai and there there are likely to be justices that won't sign on to that. >> but some of the justices clearly have reservations. while trump's argument mightd. be sweeping, they may view the district, the d.c. circuit opinioc. n, to be sweeping in itself. that is, they're unsure of where that line is drawe unw so let's assume for a second that they rule for smithe fo t

and send back what's called the mandate to the district court fodistrir trial to go forward.he if that happens in june,l the trial judge hajudgs to get through pretrial motions. it could take easily a couple of month months.s. then the trial itself can take three months. now if you do that, you're getting awfully close to the electioge then. e the department of justice has long had a rule not to have elections within a couple of sorry trials within a couple of months of elections. smit now, even though jeff smith hase been given a lot of discretioneh that policy rests with main justice. e atto and i think the attorney general himself really should sign off on departing from that policy. estion so there's a lot of questions here. but jeff smith seeing a loss of calendar space and for him,sn it's significant. >> every day he loseificant.s, o reduces the likelihood that he can get a triaod getl through bn the election. >> and it one of his argumentsss

was that this has broad implications in terms of the country you talked about and i've heard other attorneys as well make the argument that maybe the president's attorneys were very broa ybe e d. >> their their definition of immunity can. >> they modify those arguments, fine, tuned them, if you will. >> yeah, i expect that some i of these justices are as concerned with the lower court's decisione lowe ann lack of clarity as to when a president can on immunity. >> so even if they may agree with the resule t, they may not agree with the logic or rationale of ther ra lower. for but the real danger here for jeff smith is once they get into that high grass of presidential immunity, you don't knowimdon't kn whereto they're going to come out. you know, they have to try to creat te some clarity here.ts and that's what is surprising manyurprisin people felt that t would just want this cup to pass from their lipju wansto and just say, we're not going

to review it now that they're going to review itit , have to they're going to have to lay down some new law heren some ane this could not be more important. you know how they define these n ses a huge impact on our separation of powerspae and the three branches of our government. >> if donald trump and his attorneys called you and they said, what would the argumentattorns well,ak what arguments would you make in that immunity case? what would your arguments be?let unanell, you know, there's a number of questions that were left unanswered by the lower court decision. for example, let's assume that trump was not assum running forelecti election, but objecting to another person being certified in the election, he was not a candidation he we and would te be outside the scope of the protecte thed speech of the immunity? i think that what you're going to have is a lot of hypotheticalsa like that to better understand what it is about. this that falls outside.ders now that the d.ctand. circuit hd

its own sweeping views on this. and i think that many people would say n peoplo. what he was doing on the ellipses in that speech fell outside the of his core responsibilities. >> if anything, they were part of congress's responsibilities . but the supreme court doesn't have the luxury sometime the sus of generalities. >> they do. they they often retreat to iitt but now that they've accepted this case, they're going to have to make some typefo of delineation for future presidents of when they can a count on immunity. and i have a feeling that at least for these justices files,d not feel like the lower court decision did that. sourt how will they come out te on this once they start working? the problecome outm is anyone'st i still believe that the odds favor jack smith in the in then outcome but this is going to be one interesting oral argument. it's going to take a lots of time. it will be interesting. goin taklet's move on to the otr issue, and that is donald trump being on the ballo tissu in illinois now joininge. the states of colorado and theoe

state of maine. and again, in this particular, the word insurrection was used. last i checkeded, donald trump was never charged t with insurrectiorump wn, even ie jack smith case, the january six case in d.c.h , let alone convicted of insurrection or citing an insurrection. how is it possible that they could cite that as the reaso thn for removal from a ballot? >> well, the advocates are arguing that insurrection when thires amendment was written, was meant to include a much broader range of conduct, even something like a riot. manyething of us disagree with o what is really odd about this illinois decision is that most judges are waiting to hear from the supreme court juhearn of many of us is that the court is going to reject this claim, is going e to reject this theory. and yet this judge decidedorr jg to break from the other judges and say, no, no, i want to go on record. ites no,.

it's like paddling furiously to get on the titanic before it sinkbefore is just so you can bn the list of those lost at sea becaus ae, you know, the suprems court's going to be ruling on this shortly. it doesn't look that good. and this judge basically justt replica cited the coloradotoo. decision and said, me too. i in some ways i don't think that's going to play well with the justices. >> it reaffirme justics the fear expressed by people like justice alite o and otherslo who said, look, if if we allowt for is justit to allow this sot of for tat type of rulingsvari from various states, the rusouh of this judge to get, in heropio own opinion, to disqualify trump inn , illinois, i think, will only magnify those concerns for the court. all right, jonathan turley, thank you, as always, for your expertise you. y was we appreciate it. now. today was a huge day on capitol hill. owell, zero experienced hunterh biden finally sat down for his long awaited deposition as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry intochmently

his father after previously defying a subpoena from house republican defy ags, accog to a copy of his opening statement obtained by fox newsti ,he told lawmakers, quote, i did not involve my father in my business, not while i wast a practicing attorney, not in my investments orn my, transactions, domestic or international, not as a board member, and not as an artist. never really. then why did devon archer testify that joe biden was on the phone with hunter's business associates at least 20 times that he recalls ter bide? why did both archer and tony bobulinski claim that the brand hunter was trying to sell was in fact, his father, say joe bi why did joe allegedly meet with, for example, the russian r oligarch, former first lady of moscow? allan, about arenaussi and othes at cafe milano? why she in her case, she contributed, what, $3.5 million to the family syndicate and according to devin archer, invested another $100 million plus in their real estate ventures.

now, according to sources familiar with the deposition, hunter downplayed the infamous g i am sitting here with my father whatsapp message sayinghe his father was not actually sitting next to him, and that the messageo him and t. to the wrong recipient while he was either high oither seemiy contradicting his attorney. >> abbe lowell's claimntradict n june that the message was fake. >> and after his testimony, one reporter shouted this question at hunter. >> listen, i think we for >>ur people, mr. biden, was the cocaine at the white house. he was. >> now, meanwhile, predictably, the left person in complete meltdown mode over hunter testifying today. take a look at themeltdown hun t temper tantrum filed by thk eaw left. >> what we saw, i think, was a rather embarrassing spectaclee where the republicans continued to believe are completely trivial points. they seem to btelye obsessively focused on speaker phones and use of speaker phone. i did noeaker phont know that tt

the devil's technology, but apparently ily it is. what we just witnessed over the last hour was, i think, a deeps i deep fishing expediti because the republican case had completely fallen apart over the last several weeks. what we are seeing is is just a complete and inappropriate expedition into the president's son. they've got nothing. that'sson. what we just witnesse for the last hour that hour of this much anticipated testimony was the nail in the coffin to what is a complete bogus and sham impeachment inquiry. >> okay, mr. fang. fang swalwell. then, of course, you've got jamie raskin jamie, then you goc and the last guy you saw, t the congressman. wasn't he the guy that actually said, well, when whe guyen joenn to hunter's business meetings, what did they talk about i probably the whether it was more on today's deposition

in house oversight committee chairman james colmer house judiciary committee chairmanan jim jordan.im house ways and means committee. jason smith, he's the chairman there. let all right.'s james colmer, let's start with you. let's get your general of the day. >> well, i thought it wa thos a very good deposition for us. we were able to confirm a lot of the wrongdoings throughoings hunter biden's testimony. therthe are many financial crimv that we believe have committed that were committee thd by thebt biden family. hunter was asked about specific transactions for a specific llc that many of whom that i referred to as shell companies. e got his answer on the record. we're going to go back and verify many of thosefy many . but what we also learned today, huhn, was that a lot of what hunter said was contradictornty to what three of at least three of his former associateee said. so i think the next phase now is to bring hunter in for a public hearing and hear froman the other biden associatesd hear

and let's determine thende who the american people think they're tellin think ag truth,e we've got the bank records. bank records don't lie. we kno l.thw the bidens have tan in tens of millions of dollars from our adversaries around the worlr d. al and we still don't know after all these depositions, after all the hours of testimony from the biden family, exactly what the biden family to earn, the $30 million from0 our enemies, the world. well, i think jim jordan, thaty partt's the ke of the question here. now, hunter on his own laptop, those very reae.n hil implicates his father. >> half his income goes to pops. icates hwhat accounts should i r dad's home repairs? 10% for the big guy. then, of course, we have devin archer. not one,n but 20 phone calls.ei he testified to that joe called in on with foreign businessen partners. that meeting alan, about arena and others meeting, the cafe mi, the russian oligarch foreign business caf. that seems to implicate the father in a major way. and a big part of the testimony from what i read and heard

and my sources he are a had to do with the fact that he just wanted to protect his dad under all circumt hi here, in spite of what would be a lot of evidence to the contrary. te >> yeah, i mean, sean, the rules of the house prohibitb us in a deposition format from talking about specificous of tht deposition until the transcript is released. but as chairman kilmer, therehig were lots of things said todayid that evidence we've already got and witnesses we've already talked have to contradict what hunter biden said. so we but sai doid think that t maybe the best takeaway is we've got a lot of good information, i think wouldgogooa good roadmap for when, in fact, we do have a publia puc. but you're right, we alreadypho knew that it was phone calls. itca lunches, it was dinners, io was rounds of golf from. the same white house who said he had no involvement whatsoever with this busineswhag and any of his business associates. but he engaged in all those activities. and wethose knew that from pres witnesses that we've had a chance to deposeve had.

and jason smith, he's basically basically saying that all sayiusines partners liedg the and he's the one telling the truth. but then then i i back to whatan congressman colmer just said. when you look at the bank records, when you look at what you've identified, what you've said oatn this program, and jams colmer, said identifyingt ten biden family members that got paid. okay, , well, what did they actually do? what services were rendered, o this massive amount of money of millions and millions mi mil? ?s you ascertain that. did you ascertain what hunter did, how he was capablee of of doing it, considering he mentioned many times todayllu is addiction, can you tell us what is the grandchildren that got paie ldren thd what thr the money they got? >> shawn hunter came h up with numerous excuses. he first started out his opening statemenus excust. d >> you said earlier that his father was not involved in his business i. well, guess what?ne his business associates have testified differentlyss. the two irs whistleblowers that came before, the ways

and means committee, their evidence proves differently. in fact, shawn mmittee, their e, 327 different emails proved differently. that was between joe biden, hunterhunter, biden and his buss associates. joe biden was not just involved. he was a participant in these activities p. >> all right. let me let me i beg your indulgence, james comber for a second. bear with me. asr talkedracy about maga motivated conspiracy theories and how he's beenrtisan hunted in a partisan political pursuit of his dad p and. >> and that you've been dealing in innuendo, distortion, sensationalism. n dealme ask you about the case that i think most americans know the most about. and that wouldask abou the casee of burisma, the oil and gas giant out of ukraine. they said, well, it was john solomon's reporting, correcngt. in october of 2015. theyragency decision015, came dn on the obama administration that they would that that notukn progress had been made regarding corruption in ukraine

loat warrantede that $1,000,0000 in loan guarantees. is that truerantees?? i bel >> in october 2015, i believeie that was from an email. partme >> the john kerry state department. yes. okay. 2015 questiont sean:n, in decemr of that same year, 2015, have you confirmed conphone ca and corroborated that a phone call took place with joe biden an n d when he was in dubai befo burisma executives five days before joe went to ukraine. >>t to i believe devon archer t, testified that. yes. let me ask yes. the next questin because i think this is the key question. okay. when joe went there, didn't couc he brag before the council on foreign relationsil that, in fact, he withheld? you said you're not getting the billion unless you fire un that bristolo co is so concerned about when they wannc thet a d.c. help. and that's when he leveragedbilo the billion and they gave himn a 6 hours and son of a b, that guy got firedt gu as a rest of that firing. did hunter continue to get paitd by burisma holdings for worke in

that had no background or expertise in at a time where he a lot today on at a time isat he admits he was addicted to drugs. >> that all true. that'st all all.y shel how many shell corporations have you identified and have you noticed any other legitimate ather business activy in any of those count accounts ? john, i haven't found an llc i yet, other than his alaska, which he said was his professional account, which he charged all of the other llc, his legal fees for. he was a lawyer. i don't know what legal fees he performed, but alt lel at lee 20 of those llc don't appear to have any assets. they didn't have any website. they didn't have, you know,, thy the office. they didn't produce a good they didn't produce a service. >> they weren't involvedd. anyan type of manufacturing. they weren't licensed to be any type of lobbyisty

or consultant. so it appears that 20 of thosecn llc were in fact shell companies, a shell company by definitio defn, is a companyme with no assets or no, no purpose. no. some of the companies he tries to claim throughout the course of this investigation were, elee investment companies. but we released an email from a bank a examiner that looked into one of these so-called investment companies and sai dk exam in an email from one bank examiner to another, this appears to b anothere an invest company with no investments. i think that email pretty much sums up everything that i've from ablthate to learn from allf these different things that thet bidens had. jim jordanhe, me go to the other oil and gas giant, this one out of china again. f hunter no experience. hunter claims the whatsapp message that was written when he was either high or drunk. he claims now that in spite of what he wrote, his father wa s not there. first of all, for somebody that was high or drunk, i'd say

was a pretty articulate message that was sent and pretty sophisticate sophistd on on some levels. but he sent it. no daysexchor not true o after that exchange that millions of dollarsanions e sent to one of the biden family bank accounts, is that. , >> jim jordan yes, that's true. that'sth >>xactly accurate, john. >> okay. and before that, that means in the spring of that, yeah, in the spring, in thofe of that year you had a chinesein executivese exe show up at the four seasons with hunter biden and his business partners. this is accordin his bug testimony from rob walker. and while at this lunchde to close the deal in comes a e biden for drop by a drop in and he does a short speech to the group and thee n leaves and then the deal gets sealed, then the agreement gets finalize getd. $ and a few weeks later, hunterom biden gets $3 million from this chinese energy company. >> and then later that summer, very thing you just talked about with the whatsapp message$ is when the $5 million comes in to hunter biden. okaycomein.

>> jason smith, in any of these business dealings where we're talkine oug about tens of millions of dollars. can you hunter claimed, i guess, his background on a u.n. board on an amtraank board as background as an attorney. >> but then again, when convenientan , he seems to claim, you know, that he was addicted at the time. jason, is there any services that you've identified that he offered an he y of these compan for the massive amounts of money that they're talking about here? ee only services that h to all of these companies wasd s access to the brand. and the brand is joe j bidenoe, his father. they sold access all over the world. the chinesr the e ukraine, roma. you could name the countries in millions of dollars knowing that this is how you get to his father. >> it's through him. last question. i'll>> sean:ques ask congressman colmer and congressman jim jordanm . >> a lot of people felte that hunter got special

consideration when you senton a second subpoena. i understand that this thisubpoi deposition was not videotaped today and you agreed to onlyde. d 3 hours of the deposition on the republican side. would you say was that consideration given to peter navarro oenr ste steve bannon that are both facing jail terms for contempt of congress? ve bancolmer well, i think thatw got a lot of questions. tion you know, the i think the deposition lasted longer than that. jim ma ly have a better idea.t i don't know what the final count was, but the democrats s didn't use their full hour. the way the depositions work, we get a r ann hour, then they get an hour. but we took the full hour, first hour. they took about 20 minutes. the second hour, we took anothese hou toor full hour. they didn't take, but maybe th minutes, a second hour. and then wene went way past the third hour. >> so i feel like we gote a lot of. >> but i'll yield to jim jordan and let him answer that. erjim no, no, it's not.a weah, i think we had a good

deposition today. as we said before, i think we've got a road map for if in fact we have a publicd map fo at some later point. and you know, we got these contradictort.y statements fromd hunter biden to all the witnesses and evidence we've gathered thus far. so we're going thu to continuewe h our impeachment inquiry next week. we have sally painter, who is with this democrat public relations firm that did work for burism ic relat a. a and then the week after that, we have a public hearing with robert,c r her on the classified document issue relative to joe biden, mishandling all those classified documents over severa ovel decades that he didrding last year. the special counsel's reportto last exit question on a scale of 1 to 10, how damaging was today's testimony or deposition to hunter biden? jason smith, you go first, 1 to 1010, ten being the worst? well, i would say that they'redt pretty good at not recalling many things. so i would say an eight.er? >> okay. james comer, i'll tell you>>,? they. okay. jim jordan yes. >>ean, it wasean.

john, i think it was very good for us. as i said, i think we got a lot of information that we can a use if in fact we have a public hearing. as i chair mccomasg as to.i kn all right. thank you all. appreciate your time had. i know you've had a busy day. when we come back, the speakercr of the house of representative s ,mike johnson, will join j us for an exclusive interview. a deal was apparentll y just reached to avoid a government shutdown. the last speaker about thad t and more. >> thank you for being with us tonight on possible. what makes balloon brand sheets so soft? it's everything you can't that makes the difference. we start with the rarest cotton on earth. >> then we transform it with our signature for over one under. >> we've this sheet starts out soft and unlocks new levels of softness with every wash. even if you can't see the difference, you'll feel it. sleep better at night with ball and branch. >> at jones, we know one thing

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transformation for your health. all right. so last night, congressional congs t at bidenple white house with joe biden. and according to multiple reports, the meetingrds, was wellreport described as reportedly intense. tonight, wede learned that congressional leaders have reached a tentative deal to fundntative o fund gove and avoid a government shutdown. first, they will pass a short termth will c.r. to keepf

the government open for a few more weeksweeks., during which they will have time to pass all 12 appropriations bills to fund the government. the ones, by the way e , that were supposed to be passed by october the first when the government's year begins.siy joining us now exclusively to react to this and much more,i speaker of the house mike johnson of louisiana. mr. speakeohnsonr, you for beinh us. firse that theywer ganged up on you yesterday. joe biden, mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. >> any truth to that? a well, the reports are pretty accurate. accurthey said that i was on a island by myself and it was me versus else in the room.'t >> what the liberal media doesn't understand, john, is tharstand, e het if you're ht in washington and you're described as a leader that's on an islands on by themselves,i probably means you're standing with the american people. and that's what i dit probabd yesterday. i reminded the president and all involved that thsident a e number one issue in america is that open border, the catastrophe that we have the president biden himself designede that, he caused and created. and i told him, just as ire

have manated ay before, he mustt address it with his executive authority. >> we can't wait any longer. >> my understanding is you're referring to this as a process c.r. this will be the force for a continuing resolution in washington. these bills, the appropriations bills should have been done by october one, as you know. apparently, six of them are expected to be done by march 8th. and another six by, i believe, march 22nd. correct me i 2f i'm wron2.g. d do you have faithat and confidence that finally those appropriations will ge thf done? yeah, it's been a fight show and, . it's taken a long time. we broke the omnibus fever in washington, where where t the democrats, usually in the senate, would jam the house right before christmasts us evep year with, you know, a 4000 page piece of legislation that been, o you know, over a trillion and a half dollars. that's no way to run a railroad. wayn a so what we did was we be this up so that we could actually amend and negotiate ini and fight for policy initiatives on 12 separate appropriation 12separan bills. we've done that. we've got an agreement now. and now they'l

l be ines bec two packages because, as you noted, the calendar has run ouat . >> this was an important thing. we have got to break the cycle and the way washington worksnd. we've got to reform budgeting and spending, and we're going to have an opportunity to do. hg that going forward because we had this hard fight right now. >> there havfigh are two big ish i know that are on the minds of conservatives and many republican cons, and that is theoe b issue of joe biden's wide open borders. n ille >> nearly 10 million illegal immigrants, former top fbie officials have described this their words, as an invasios n of military age men. we have described the countries we know they're comingcountrie from iran, number one state sponsor of terror, the satellite countrnsory, egypt, home of the muslim brotherhood, afghanistan ,home of al qaida. our top geopolitical foe, china,l-quaida ten, ten, tens of thousands from there and 10,000 plus from russia., our numberth two geopoliticall foe. is anything going to be done? any partfoe.in of this deal goig to deal with the issue of joe biden's wide open borders?

>> we never stop working on it. you know, we passed h.r. two almost a year ago now. >> chuck schumer's let it sit on the desk collecting dust. chwe'll continue to push it,. every piece of it, every initiative, because listenl pus the catastrophe is having real world consequences around the countrld consey as know. violent crimes, brutal murders. lake and riley murde and, otherl that even in my home state of louisiana, aggravated rape. this past week by illegalus aliens because joe biden is catching theme jo and releasg them into the country. and it's caused an absolutesean catastrophic effect and it will continue, sean, sadly. so we have to push w the president has the executive authority to fix it right now. i told at the whiten house yesterday one on one and in the group i told him, mr.f yo president, if you just issue an executive order that reinstatees romania, mexico, sir, the border patrol, your own border patrol, your agents told us it would it would reduce the flow by 70 percent overnight because the message would go out throughout the world. don'e woult waste your life savo on a cartel. >> they're not going to be able to get you over the lineut thed. . >> stay where you are.e sa

stay in mexico, stay in vingait safe third country. >> he won't do it, john. he told me that he didn' havt have the authority to do that. >> i said that's just simply not true. president trump did it. why can't you do it? did t he said, oh, mexico doesn't want that. well, here the president of the united state s, you should act like it. on the first hundred days, he rescinded all thet 10days trump policies that had actually secured the border and ths e result has been devastating to the country. we saw what happened to this nursin saw wg student in in geo. >> i mean this should not happen. and my biggest fear is, you know, have tariffs becausefs many of these illegal immigrants are unvetted from ou some of our top geopolitical foes. what do you think the odds are that do yo are terror cells that are in this country as ary result a of joe biden's policies plotting, planning and schemingt another 911 or worse against the american people? i'her d say the odds are 100%. but i pray to god i'm wrong and don't think i am. >> there's no question about it. this is a veryo questi, very da time, but we've allowed that to

continue. you got i think ther continue.e5 million illegals who've have come across that border sinc rdere joe took office.d such >> you know, president trump had such that there was suchhe i a distinction between these two leaders. >> you know, he built the wall. he he deported wall. criminals t seized fentanyl. joe biden has done exactly the opposite of al ol of it. e >> we see the effects and america can't stand for can'r. y longe america you know, by the way, i give you a lot of credit. i'm not sure . >> well, i would do in a meeting with joe biden, the vice president, harris. chuck schumer and mitch c mcconnell. not a great position to be in,l. but we will watch carefully. these are consequential times, mr. speaker. we need leadership. we definitely need a united republican party, something we discussed from day one. we appreciate your time, sir. thank you. all right. coming up, we did send our owncg sara carter to an illegal immigrant crossing hotspot in arizona to show just how badsi this crisis is. t hathat joe biden has created.g o i promise you, you're going to want to see this tape next.

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now, of course, the real crisis is far, far away from our veryrn own. sara carter now spent the day along the borderth, arizona. that's because the wire work, the variou is work in texas, they moved to arizona and california is what she saw . >> arizona. you won't believe it. every day, izona. wha 1500 peope leaving the darrian gap. they said right now, every, 15 people coming out of this junglethg ou that is consideredg one of the most dangerous >> weser on planet earth. what was your name again? so good about that. where are you from? i'm from guinea. are you from india? india? he said because biden is the presiden india?e bidet of the the immigrants, he's working for the immigrants and he is the. he's in favor of the of the migrants, of the people coming here illegally. >> do you know? do you know who our illeou know ? yes. who is joe biden? joe biden. so you know joe biden, right? chinese haitians and the total

miscellaneous. afghanistan. afghanistan. arabic some arabs also. so just every place on earth.n people were there in the darién gap coming through. >> what happens now? they they wait her knoe e. right now. they're detained. they know the drill. caey know that they stay here.e and this is the camp, the makeshift camp that was that has been put together putea by the ngo's. ngos basically set up a camp cat that the smugglers have toldgo them this is where to go. yes. yes. as you can sees you ca, it's it. the smugglers know it's here. the smugglers drop off the migrants up on the hillo and they tell them where to come. they cross the border, they cro cuts in the fence. >> and then they come here and then they wait. they wait to be processed into the united states. >> sarah, it sounds it's all over the world on top of iran, syria, russia china, egypt, afghanistan. is there any place they're not is they'rem? e they

>> are they all telling you because they're coming because of joeg be? >> sean yes. every single perso n that i interviewed coming across the border illegally, whether they were from guinea, whether they were from pakistan, india ,guatemala, el salvador, ecuador, you name it they said they were coming here because the united states has an open border. they feel as though it is an invitation from president biden and this enhances the security concern. right.. i was speaking to people last week, both ambassadors peopl frm central america as well as others from around the world who arers fromd e working in ine operations and then with federal law enforcement, here in the united states, sean. lookn , just in 2023 to thiso year, up to date, we have had ko over 218 that we know of intercepts of people on the terror watch list. that doesn't include the over 2 million known guy, two ways that have entere d country.

i spoke with our dom cueto. s the vicehe's president of t the border patrol union. and i want you to take a listen to wha t he had to say while welong t were in scottsdale, arizona, along the border where so manyd migrants, hundreds and thousands have been pourinvo in over the past month. >> take a listen to this. do you think the american compr people comprehend the gravity, the nationaleh security implications of this? >> i think some people comprehendf this it, but i think president biden still has his base that thinks he's doing a greaent bidebase that. the >> the ultimate end could mean another attack in the united states. uli and it's you have to i be smaller than the amount of fentanyl, methamphetamines and everything else is coming here. right. the amount of people i mean, e r cbp has reported people from 160 plus different countries. and i'm going to tell you, they get vetted if there's a criminal iiminal r record fors in the american system. but if they've committedm. crim. in their country, we don't know because we can't vet them becausause we them. e we have tr countries want even back and their country won't take the.mn.

back. >> and it's military has made millions in this country. >> sean, our adversary is china ,russia, iran and others around the world are very aware that the border is a wide open sieve. and like many intelligence analysts are saying to me, it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of whenot a our country faces another september 11th or something far worse. ver >> sean. very chilling report. hera carter, great as always. thank you.h here with reaction, south carolina senator linsey graham,s . you know, when the fbi was the world's premier law enforcement agency w, their top officials came out recently, warned our country and said that this is an invasion of military age men, iran,, syria, egypt, afghan stand, russia, china. are they coming here, in your view, because they want a better lifuse theye for themss and their families, senator? >> well, some are, but mostl are. one thing in common, they're all coming here illey. lng her

the young lady that was killed in georgia, the nursing being student, the the person being charged with her murderceu and everybody's innocent until proven guilty was releasednt ino this country illegally by joega biden and his administrationllye >> they're abusing the law under the law, the homeland securitye secretary can release people into the country on parole, on an individuan l basis based on the unique humanitarian need or special benefineed ot the country. they're letting 30,000 people might come in onth n par. that's a violation of the law. and this young lady death, i think, was caused by the biden administration breaking the law. and if i were her family ift, and this guy actually did it, i would sue the hell out of the admiral government because the biden administration has been breaking the la bw for ovei two years now when it comes to parole. >> at what point do we sayoint that the biden policies,- at at what point do we saydo w they have blood on their hands?

>> they inherited a secure border, the most security that ever been. >> at what point did they bear the responsibility when things like this happen or, god forbid, were right andat i' sarah's right and what i've been saying. >> saying a 911 attack or worse is going to happen in our homelandn in . well, i just got back fromwo the border two weeks ago and i t hope in november we fix this. if you want this to stop, yo, oh you better elect trump. biden is going to the border because e has to. trump is going to the border because he wants to there's a way to fix this, but you got l to have the will to do it. o the border patrol said two t things. if you go back to trump, remaion mexico policy. the speaker's right, 70% reduction overnight. if you start deporting people,sl the cartels will will go out of business because people not going to paye ar when they see people being deported. sonthis is a multibillio business based on all of human misery and the mosn t outcomeokb

of this broken border policyor is a terrorist attackes on the united states o on pan pr with 911. that's most likely outcome. and you have individualli tragedies like this young girl in georgikea, i think today she's dead today because of broken border policies,violat violating the law by the biden administration b, allowing people to come in this country unvetted. i think that's why she's dead today. >> sad story, senator graham,k thank you. we'll be with president trump of the border tomorrow. a special edition of "hannity". we hope you won't miss it. and straight ahead tonight "ha biden got his annual physical today. you're not going to believ you e the they're in. the they're in. we'll explain straight ahead. u. >> so congrats, carol. your youngest finally popped the question, but now you're really going to have to get those new dentures. that matches the moment.

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all right. as you>> sean:r president joe b cognitive decline is called into question, the presidentan, well, he had his annual physical at walter reed this morning and tells ahea declineco of time. but of course, the white house physician's reportn,e ha said joe is doing great, just fine, referred to him as ae phys healthy, robust 81-year-old is anything but. but this physical isn't going to make anybody forget about robert herz report that highlightt s biden's serion decline. and what everybody really wantse is him to take a cognitive test. but according to karine jean-pierrve everybode, e he passes one every day. and just like she said thatn on he does, he completes more in one hour than the averagere day american does in an entire day. housow many of you believe that lie? here with reaction, former white house physician congressman ronny jackson, along with the host of tomi cksos on outkickes tomi lahren. okay, now you're a medical., didn't you?

you actually served three presidents, if i'm not mistaken, congressman, right? >> that's right. that's right, sean. r ight?three bush, obama and trum. okay, now, as bad as joe was in 2020, i would say he has gotten dramatically worse. that is cognitive declin e. is that much more apparent. and he shuffle thas along. he mumbles, bumbles and stumbles. so does this look like somebodey that is a healthy specimen to you? >> that's ridiculousmble, sean.o >> this whole report is absolutely ridiculous. it's nothing more than the white house'rts effort to check the box and hope that we'll move on from this. but we're no t to move on from it because cagey or whatever the box of rocks she's that they are. press secretary, she she's right. every da r.day he'sy he's on dir us. and every day he does have a cognitive test. and every day he tellscognitivrh miserably. and so, you know, the fact that they didn't do a cognitive test as part of this physical a exam, they get a neurological exam. there's five parts to a neuro exam. one of them that they conven the the onetht,

that we care about is the mental status exam. they have nothing on his mentam. status. this was a complete joke by dr. . onnor and, you know, if he weree done serious about this, he would have done a thorough, comprehensive, objective exam that included it, that included a cognitiv ince. bef and he would have stood up before the press in the press briefingore th room and defended it. >> and he would have answered questions. but he doesn't becauset to he doesn't want to and he doesn't want to answer the questions because he's going to have to lithe e. you know, tommy, i kind of feeli inadequate because if ifs it's all true and joe gets more done in an hour tha an i do in a day or the average american in a day, i, i just feel i, as i said, inadequate. >> i don't feel up to par. yeah. i think toddlers get more done in a day than joe biden.e but, you know, they want us to believe that joe is benjamin button, that he is aging in reverse. in fact, i thinkg in joe bidenks himself said he looks a little too young. no that's right up there you with the border is secure. migrants aren't committing crimes. the econom crimey is doing grea

i mean, pick a y, any y coming y out of this administration. it's a daily thing. they sure are busy over there churning out lies and fabricatioe s n and delusio. but what i'm also getting wh of thesean, is some people coming out and saying, oh, well, joe biden could do more pushups than donald trump. i don't know about you guys, but i don't really car butdon'ei how many pushups he could or could not do. what i care about ist is his to speak to foreign leaders, to speak to the press, to speak to the speak people, to speak in general would be nice. >> sy o i'm tired of hearing this. oh, look how physically fit he is. he can ride a bike. he can do that little half run, walk up his kids stair.s. re n i'm not buying it. the american people are buying it. and most importantly, democrat n aren't buying this either. >> john, i don't think. he couu do ten pushups. >> i do pushups every day.ps e up's part of my trainingvery . >> they're running. sean resilient. push yourself up off of the stage at west poinf t. we've seen him push yourself up off the stairs down air forcen. one, right? yeah, right. so every time he falls dow eah.n, we see him try to push himself up,

which is frequently. >> well, i'll tell you, i'm only to. do you know, those that producop that helps people that are older get up the stairs. mayble older e if joe is nice tr i will buy him one of those forp air force one so he can get up the big boys stairs againn th instead of using a little boy stairs in the back of air force one. i'm goin of airg to sacrifice my money my to buy that for him as my giftom to joe. back, all right. thank you both. when we come back, details about my interview d with donald trump at the border. >> straight out, welcome to fox nation, where history is held secret. in one night, they show world the three people could rise up against unchecked power and heroes shine pilots are laser focused and determined to perform without excuses. a place where we look to the future. i was determined to be out there and toast to our past a history of the world and six blessings. this is fox nation, where all of america's stories

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