during the meeting he held yesterday in georgia. an illegal immigrant now becoming a central campaign issue as the border crisis itself. hello and welcome to fox news live the man entered the county or the country illegally from venezuela in 2022. he was paroled and released for further processing. there is a stronger push for stronger border security and more vetting of the record-breaking surge of migrants.

special interest aliens. they are being trafficked in from all over the world from very vulnerable places. it is a major issue for us. >> oklahoma senator with us earlier on fox news live. we have the very latest. >> hi, eric. more than two weeks since riley 's killing. the president has repeatedly talked about her. blamed president biden for her death. yesterday, trump privately met with riley's family. >> i met her beautiful mother and family the next day. sister, friends. i will fight like no one has ever fought before to ensure that what happened to this american daughter, this

incredible incredible american, that this never happens to anyone else ever. >> here is a photo of riley's family with the former president backstage in georgia. 50 miles from riley's hometown where hundreds gathered for her funeral a little over one week ago. hugging trump and her father wearing a make america great again hat. in jail in athens without bonds mispronouncing the name of thursday's state of the union address. the mother posted about biden's remarks and called the mispronunciation pathetic. the lincoln riley act passed through the house last week and would require i.c.e. to detain undocumented immigrants.

back to you guys. >> thank you so much. still had this hour we will talk with new york republican congressman about this and the president backtracking from his calling that suspect and illegal >> when you hear president biden apologized for calling and illegal alien that murdered riley a legal it shows exactly what their attitude is towards the policy. they want an open border. they cause this problem. >> the president getting hit from both sides after calling the accused killer and illegal during the state of the union address and then walking it back democrats called it demonizing. republicans say he's worrying too much about semantics and not enough about securing the border lucas has more from the white

house. lucas. >> nancy pelosi had no problem with biden using the word a legal it was a progressive side >> it is undocumented. >> you will regret using that word. >> yes. >> it is not derogatory. it is in law. dhs still reversed some of the court proceedings. >> according to a new abc poll, more people trust trump to lead the country while 33% trust biden and 30% trust neither. republicans trust trump to do a better job leading the country when democrats trust biden. did not announce any executive actions thursday night.

nearly 8 million migrants 2.5 million cross trauma. republicans were being provided from using the word illegal charity. >> it looks mean and has since sold out to progressive left. using the term illegal. you can use any other name you want to, they are committing a crime. >> talk about disgusting. using the word illegal or undocumented. the word you should use this murder were. >> president biden heads to new hampshire higher tomorrow. top issues facing voters. >> when the president of the united states talks about hamas, when you talk about israel, we

should be talking about redlines against chiron. israel is not killing our american soldiers, iran is through the proxies. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu dealing with the war in gaza against the terrorist of hamas. he may have a come to jesus moment. live in tel aviv with more on the controversy. hi trey. >> hey, eric. the war between israel and thomas. there is no cease-fire insight. negotiations are expected to resume this week between negotiators. the intelligence agency is

morning they prefer and cut a deal. growing humanitarian concerns for the palestinian people. causing new tension between the government and prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the administration of benjamin -- president biden. hurting israel more than helping referencing the toll from the palestinian health ministry for those killed in gaza since the israeli operation began following the october 7 massacre rising dramatically if israeli forces enter the southern city something they plan to deal with all the winning hostages not released. >> remaining battalions, it is a matter of weeks until we complete the intense fighting.

>> you took the decision. >> we will go there. i have a red line. october 7 does not happen again. >> in that interview explaining israel is prepared to act militarily against the group if needed. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. u.s. forces as our allies continue striking back with rebels tracking ships in the red sea. two dozen self-defense strikes this weekend. we will bring and retired lieutenant general keith kellogg former national security advisor to mike pence also a fox news contributor. general kellogg, i want to start here. why are they being so defiant

and destructive at this time. is there a link to the fighting in gaza? >> thanks for having me. we have not been able, wanted to push back hard enough to deter them. they are not going to do it. they have a new invention in the last 48 hours. that is a real dangerous side. they don't start by pure accident. can you imagine if one of those drones hits one of our ships, one of our warships there. nearly happened just weeks ago. that a user self-defense system to shoot down a missile. if you get a missile that hits aqs warship, we have not lost a u.s. war ship since world war ii

you are now approaching war with iran. we talked about the deterrence. they will not stop until we make a dramatic move against the iranians. the drones in the missiles, they are not going to get them from a local toys "r" us. they are getting them from iran. we have to send that message. >> the message that they are sending in the meantime if they want a cease-fire in gaza. if they want a cease-fire in gaza, is hamas holding hostages in gaza and if netanyahu is determined to annihilate and gaza, what and how can this deadly puzzle be solved? >> it is not through a cease-fire. it is foolish to say we will go to a six month sees fire to try to get the remaining hostages. they do worry about life. they have pushed back.

when we keep pushing for a cease-fire it is a big mistake. we start the holy month and actually start that sunset tonight when the moon comes out. they will have to do something. we have created a scene. this administration, this president, president biden has created a scene with the israelis. adversaries see them. when you are working with an ally, you should have no scenes. we stand with the nation of israel. hamas started this fight, they killed americans, they took americans hostages and crimes we have not seen since 1945. we need to stand with benjamin that yahoo! the leader of israel as long as it takes for them to finish the job. we have not done that. we have created your problems for them. worrying about civilians

carefully which is understandable. we have to worry about reducing the enemy, the battalions of hamas inside raw file. there is about four italians left. going to have to reduce and sit back and say over to you and let them do it. war is never easy. once you start that work, you have a lot of fiction. >> let me play some sounds from president biden on proposals for a cease-fire in gaza let's listen. >> i want to see a cease fire. starting with a major exchange from prisoners. >> you think they actually want a cease-fire? >> i think they would like a total cease-fire across the board. a better chance to survive it may be rebuilt. >> what is your reaction to what you heard the president say

there? >> he has now said what the real problem is. reconstitute. build their forces back up and they will do that with a cease fire. that is the absolute worst thing that you could deal. they are not doing that. terrorist organization, we should understand that. short-term cease-fire, okay. just left israel. they are not going in that direction. >> let's not forget that they started this with their barbaric terror attacks on israel on october 7. meanwhile the residual suffering continues as you all know. scores of palestinian people are starving to death. those hostages, those people still being held. the families are just living this nightmare. how, i know you just said to me

that the bottom line is you cannot let hamas regenerate there are casualties of war. you feel like that is just the way that it is. is there any way to make a terrorist pay and stop the human toll? >> they will have to reduce and eliminate them and then you can start to build back and build back and away to create better humanitarian conditions. this is a hard fact. 85% thought october was good. reconstituting and redeveloping that. they will have to bring palestinian people back into the fold. remember, it took them 12 years to reunite the south with the north. almost 10 years to get germany up to world war ii back.

the same thing here in japan. this is something we have to look out long-term. this makes everything short-term they need to look at a long-term plan. economic military and diplomatic as well. they are not doing it. the cease-fire is short-term. short over the long period of time. five years 10 years 15, 20 years right now i think that we should support israelis as hard as we can. finish the job and then you can go onto the next thing he had i think it's important to understand. war is a terrible business. israel did not start this fight >> i will leave it there. thank you very much. eric. >> much closer to home. the u.s. military today

helicopter ring rain reinforcements to haiti. they have evacuated not essential. armed gains have been storming prisons, police stations, hospitals and even the national palace in the capital. state of emergency has been in effect as police their struggle to restore order. encouraging americans who were in haiti to leave the island nation now. secretary of state has joined calls for security force to try and gain control of those gangs. >> meanwhile we are learning new details about the border patrol agent that was tragically killed in a helicopter on friday. president biden is facing new criticism over his latest comments about the border crisis new york republican congresswoman joins us coming ud next.ll ♪y]

we are learning new details about the border patrol agent and to national guardsmen that r crash at the southern border on

friday. a fourth was seriously injured and still in the hospital. jeff paul is live in eagle pass texas with more. jeff. >> u.s. military still trying to figure out what caused that helicopter to crash during its mission here. while that investigation is ongoing, we are starting to learn more about the people that were on board at the time of that incident. officials not releasing the names of all three people that were killed. kc franco ski, john -- both army national guard soldiers and u.s. border patrol agent chris luna. a fourth person was on board at that time. a national guard. sources say they are right now in critical condition. the team was conducting a federal border operation at the rio grande on friday. on a routine patrol tracking some people who had crossed when the aircraft experienced some kind of mechanical difficulty and went down hard.

former acting nice director said these air missions with both national guard and air patrol are fairly common and incredibly important. >> a lot of resources there. boots on the ground for a big area. operating a helicopter in those legs of the land. >> here in eagle pass texas, migrants continued to arrive at the us-mexico border. capturing roughly 40 people crossing the rio grande some carrying very small children. one soldier told us it looks like they are entering pete crossing season. river levels right now are some of the most we have seen over the past few months. temperatures very comfortable not too hot, not too cold. in the very near future we could see some of those larger groups trying to enter the u.s. again. >> jeff paul, thank you.

i should have not used the word illegal. it is undocumented. i will not treat any of these people with disrespect. the reason our economy is growing. we have to control the border. >> president biden walking back is description of lincoln riley 's accused lit -- killer as an "illegal" during his state of the union address. criticizing the president for using that term. next saying "the rhetoric president biden used tonight was dangerously close to the language from donald trump that put the target on the back of latinos everywhere. sources tell fox news that that suspect did enter our country illegally in 2022 and was released less than 24 hours later on parole. new york reported congressman joins us now.

a member of the house border security caucus. good to see you. do you think it was wrong for president biden to use that term illegal? >> no. the person was here illegally. we are talking about a murder now. the left is going so far out of its way to say someone in this country illegally who murdered an american citizen should now somehow receive some type of respect or different terminology is just ridiculous. if joe biden will apologize for anything, it should be giving that murder parole. the only reason is because his administration released him. yes, you stated with parole. because cities like new york has decided to tie the hands of the nypd so that individuals arrested he was not detained and then given to i.c.e. to be

deported instead he was released on the street, went to georgia and sadly we know what happened after that. >> it was september 8, 2023 when he enters illegally we are told in el paso texas. then the next day he is released into the u.s. on parole. issued a check in date with i.c.e. for a hearing of a check-in date of october 2024. then in august 31 of last year cited for endangering a child in queens new york. his son without a helmet. goals down to georgia. accused of lincoln's murder. he would say that that is the law. he was released. what would you say to that?

the administration to make parole. he has the authority. title viii of the immigration and national act. he can change parole, change asylum. he can and catch and release. he can shut down the border completely. he chooses not to do that. he has use that authority to dismantle our border and allow dangerous individuals into our country. this is not the first individual he has given to parole. in new york we have seen well over 1200 arrests including the assault of two of our old police officers. people being arrested multiple times released back onto the streets because new york city's

ridiculous sanctuary policy. they go into a luxury hotel room paid for by we the people because eric adam insists somehow they are entitled to housing a legal services, laundry services, education and healthcare at taxpayer expense. it is coming to a head here. it is dangerous. americans dying as a result. exactly what i told the president when he walked into the chamber the other day. the same authority he used to dismantle the border to put it back together. >> we see members of congress at the aisles. people used to do that all the time. talking to the president about this. can you tell us what he said? >> i told him that he needs to secure the border. americans are dying. i said you have the current

authority. view that authority to dismantle the border. i really believe that the president does not know what's going on. he has people around him that are advising him, forcing him to say and do certain things. he really does not know what he is doing. really truly is scary to think that there are people within this administration that are advising the president to do certain things that are detrimental to our national security and public safety. >> he was on the floor for like 45 minutes after he spoke talking to people. he says he needs the authority and you say he has that executive authority to reinstate the trump policies right now. >> that is right. president trump use those very same authorities. he could shut down the border today if he wants to do so.

the only reason we passed is to require him to do those things because he will not use the discretion he's currently has. >> it appears to be migrants in the rio grande down in eagle pass coming up against that fence there. seeing some national guard and a texas state unofficial standing by looking at each other. live from the fox news channel. exactly what is going on right now on our border. congresswoman of new york city. thank you. >> thank you. >> eric, boeing facing a federal criminal investigation over that midflight blowout in january. now the company admits it cannon find the paperwork from whenmake

that means your plug was removea and installed.ted, what that could mean for the justice department, we will find out next.

the nypd hard at work just days after the governor announced increased security measures at the subway. capturing at the nypd detaining three people identified a bad check of previous crimes they are suspected of committing. cb cotton live in new york city with this. what more can you tell us? >> nypd transit division says it has arrested more than 3000 people in the subway system so far this year. national guard and state troopers joining in on the efforts to keep writers safe. all these new patrols have to be followed in the courtroom. >> 38 people were arrested. that is a felony.

should, showing consequences. that is the way this was built to deter people. thirty-eight people and combining them. they rested a total of 140 times between them. how is that happening. how are 38 people responsible for 1140 arrests. >> a behind-the-scenes look with a team of officers screening badge right by times square. so far this year officers have recovered knives, loaded guns and other dangerous weapons. they have also led to the arrest of other people wanted for murder. sex offenses, robberies and others. officers taking this man into custody. the nypd says never return to court to face an assault charge. plainclothes officers are playing a key role in tracking down three beat offenders.

>> you never know who you are sitting next to. my message would be to anyone who is coming to the subway system to commit a crime or do anything illegal, don't do it. >> as you mentioned, the transit team is making some big breaks and cases. they had been wanted in the pit pocketing ring. they took out the phones on the suspects. one of them even pinging. it was likely the owner of that phone trying to track him down. >> you've got a steady flow of passengers behind you. new york city subway station. thank you very much. >> flying in the sky. boeing now responding to those demanding information about the door plug that blew out on the alaska airlines flight a few

months ago. they cannot find documents about the work done in the factory. moved and then reinstalled. criminal probe over the incident christina coleman has a very latest. >> that is right. the department of justice has opened a criminal investigation regarding the door panel that ripped off a boeing 737 max air. the doj investigation into this incident. the federal probe could also provide the doj with details on whether boeing complied with the settlement with the 737 max crashes in 2018 and 2019. today on fox news sunday transportation secretary weighed in on the ongoing efforts to improve safety. >> first of all, boeing needs to cooperate in every respect.

ninety days to show a comprehensive plan on how they will turn their issues around to . every time i step off the jet bridge and onto a plane i know i am participating in the safest way to travel in the world that we never take that for granted. >> also in the letter to the chair, boeing acknowledged that after looking extensively they cannot find documentation for work done in the factory on that door that had blown off during the alaska airlines flight. the working hypothesis is that the documents were not created with the door plug opened even though boeing does require those records. the federal investigation and ongoing safety can learns, they remain optimistic. >> it is an amazing fact that a former transportation nearly the speed of sound in a metal tube

is the safest way to travel in america. if we want to maintain that, as we must, and enormous amount of rigor in dealing with any regulatory issue. that is exactly what faa is doing. >> a rough week for boeing. an engine on a boeing 737,901st into flames on a flight from houston to fort myers florida. no injuries were reported and the crew was able to make a safe emergency landing. on thursday a tire fell off a boeing plant headed to japan from san francisco. landing in a parking lot. it completely crushed a tesla. no injuries were reported and that flight was diverted to lax. landing safely here in los angeles. >> a man is in custody after he drove his car into a gate at buckingham palace in london forcing authorities to boarded up temporarily. they rush to the entrance of the royal residence yesterday

morning. the suspect was taken to the hospital but no other injuries were reported. this does not appear to be an act of terrorism. >> princess kate sharing a new photo of herself and her kids in honor of mother's day in the united kingdom. the first official photo of the princess since her abdominal surgery in january and follows weeks of speculation about her health. the princess and the family how they are doing. >> her absence has provoked far-fetched rumors on social media about that absented her whereabouts. this image helps to calm some of that down a little bit. the princess of wales appearing in this official photograph released today to mark mother's day here in britain. prince george, princess charlotte imprint louis. taken earlier this week by her

hubby. no new details about catherine's condition. the post said thank you for your kind wishes and continued support over the last two months wishing everyone a happy mother's day. she had not been seen in public since before she entered the hospital for abdominal surgery which the powell -- palace never elaborated on the details for the procedure. king charles of course the third underwent a procedure in january for an enlarged prostate before being diagnosed with cancer. the palace has not specified what kind of cancer or his prognosis. he is undergoing regular treatments and has suspended regular appearances while he recovers. also posting today a tribute to his late mother queen elizabeth the second sank wishing all mothers and those who are missing their moms today a peaceful mothering sunday. the black and white photo is of charles kissing the queen's hand during a polo match in 1985. kensington palace says princess kate will not be returning to

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when will americans believe that the gun has investigated itself and found there is no evidence of alien life. >> this is something that is of great interest to a significant

number of people and organizations. they took this very seriously. they follow the evidence wherever it led them. i think the results speak for it tells. >> the defense department said it found no evidence that any of the unidentified flying objects seen over the last decade are alien technology but a lot of americans are spectacle. time to bring in tom jones. get to the skepticism later. first, what is your take away from the government report and how do you analyze what you got from it? >> thank you for talking about this great topic today. i have always been interested in them. when i was in space i did not see any alien objects or evidence thereof. we have to remind ourselves to have extraordinary claims like visited from alien ships requires extraordinary evidence.

we don't have that extraordinary proof. looking into it deeply understand it is natural or misidentification cases that explain most of the siding spirit i am not too comfortable with the government telling us everything. i think in this case they are probably on target. >> what cause the government to change what it previously thought? maybe it never believed that. why did they decide to review existing records? >> so many claims of people claim they know we have this technology or we have this biology from civilizations we are keeping closely held as a secret. so many claims like that that i think the government had to come out and say we've looked into this and that's not the case. there are unexplained things that people are seeing in the sky. i think most of them are natural phenomenon. >> classified programs. okay. i don't do conspiracy theories. we are talking ufos and the

government. what do you say to the skeptics? >> there may be classified programs that we want to keep secret for our military defense. not everybody knows about them. when you spot something flying in the sky, it may just be something we have not been made aware of. >> i understand that. that on the table, we will keep it there. still talking about the government and ufos in the same sentence. what do you say to skeptics that will not buy this new government report for a second. >> i understand that there are some people that will just never trust what the government will say. on the other hand, i have worked for the government in the air force and the cia and for an asset. i know the government is made up of human beings and they just cannot keep a secret for 60

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