i loved american fiction, i thought was the most creative, interesting, smart, funny movie. and as great as oppenheimer was i much enjoyed watching american fiction. overrated. yeah. i'm a one man crusade, and they're not bad movies, but they are the production design at barbie. that'll win a great movies this year. thank you all for watching the issue is we end with hollywood nights for oscar night ? uh and we'll see you next week for [ ♪ ] >> i'm stevie leskovar. delink campaign appearances in georgia this weekend providing a shop -- sharp contrast between president biden and former president donald trump 8 months before the 2024 election. [ ♪ ] >> celebrate welcoming

immigrants to our communities. donald trump calls them vermin. >> we should be saying crooked joe you are fired! you're destroying our nation! get the hell out of here! >> blistering words from the 2 candidates per million's of voters say should leave their parties on the ballot this november the gloves off 2 days after biden's reset moment at the state of the union. >> the american story of resentment, retribution that is not me. >> shannon: transportation secretary -- secretary already stumping for the president's reelection joins us live. then. >> the country we know and love seems to be stubbing away. >> the youngest woman in the senate takes direct aim at the president. we will speak exclusively with alabama senate or on her state of the union rebuttal. and tick-tock under fire. the house set to vote on a bill that could lead to a man of tiktok, 1 of the most popular

social media apps we will get reaction from our panel plus... former nfl star tim tebo on his mission to help thousands of the millions -- world's most vulnerable children. >> in the middle of her abuse this is what she writes. rescue me. help me. >> shannon: alright now on fox news sunday. [ ♪ ] >> hello from fox news in washington the general election is in full swing. president biden and former president trump trading lows digging in for the long tough campaign ahead. the border crisis front and centre for both candidates has taught what major stories player. in georgia, president trump met with the parents of lake and. the 22-year-old nursing student brutally murdered on the university of georgia campus. a venezuela man now charged with her murder. in an interview, president biden apologized a second time for referring to the suspect as coco

in a legal". at the state of the union but not mentioning her name. we are also learning new details about friday's deadly national guard helicopter crashed to the texas border know to be a high-traffic area for drug cartel smugglers. army investigators are on the scene of the crash. in a month car transportation secretary people to judge joins us. the secretary helping the president making a case for your second term. but joining us first, jeff paul covering the car from eagle pass p. lucas tomlinson live from the white house where we begin. hello lucas. >> hello shannon that's right the 2 presidential centre points 70 miles apart in georgia. trump in rome and biden in atlanta. >> we all know double trump sees a different america. an american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. that's not me, that's not you! >> after not mentioning his opponent by name in the state of union address, a different tone

in georgia. biden called the suspected killer of laken riley and the legal in the speech vicki double down a day later then reversed himself in an interview. >> shouldn't have easily, it was on documented. >> he regretted? >> ask. >> reporter: he called out biden but the after pressure from members of his own party. >> they told me prior to what i'm doing right now that no biden went on television and apologized for calling the murdering and illegal. >> he said he should have called him an undocumented not illegal. and biden should be apologizing for apologizing to this killer. >> reporter: before taking the stage, trump met with the family of laken riley in rome. congresswoman marjorie taylor green's home district who demanded biden say reilly's name during the state of the union address. >> never trump nor biden

mentioned the crash of the national guard helicopter in texas and his statement president biden offered condolences to the family shannon. >> shannon: lucas tomlinson at the white house think you very much lucas. we now turn to fox news correspondent jeff paul live from the southern border in texas with more. hello jeff. >> reporter: good morning shannon, asked the u.s. military saying the crew on board the helicopter was conducting a federal operation here at the us-mexico border when it crashed in the rio grande valley. 3 were killed and 1 was injured and now investigators are trying to figure out how it all happened. in an empty field in the texas border town of le grillo sits the wreckage of au 872 lakota helicopter carrying 3 u.s. national guard soldiers and a border patrol agent. chris cabrera said they were on routine patrol friday afternoon when the aircraft went down. >> thank they were tracking some people that had crossed, illegal aliens crossed into the country. they were in the process of

looking for them. had some type of mechanical difficulty that went down in a hard landing metro vancouver it was conducting the federal support mission at the border, not related to texas is ongoing operational star. >> what happened is a tragedy. >> reporter: the former acting director says border patrol agents serve as spotters helping guide soldiers on board of missions. >> these men and women put it on the line every day so for the men and women of border patrol god bless them and i hope every american understands the difficult job they have. >> reporter: it remains front and centre in places like eagles pass. lurch groups still cross the rio grande in miles north of the border police are busy tracking down suspected human smugglers. they are sightings all-too-familiar to the attorney but smith. >> 's security threat but yet were not doing anything about it. i don't thank american people are going to put up with that. >> reporter: u.s. senator john cornett of texas but no distant calling the crash vary sad but

he also added it is yet another reminder how the biden the ministration and its policies is making the border less safe for everyone. shannon. >> shannon: jeff paul reporting from the southern border think you very much. joining us now chest rotation secretary pete good to judge. welcome back to fox news said it. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: you are out as part of the reelection bid for president biden picked you would not be out for president biden for a second term. the border keeps showing up at the top of the concerns of americans out there. let's begin there. it is no secret this administration from the beginning said they would get rid of policies that that were cruel are potentially illegal under president trump. this is from 2021... >> so we have rescinded so many trump immigration policies it would take so much time to list them. >> since than there has been dozens and dozens of actions that it be done away like emptying -- ending funding and ending executive orders that

would subject people to deportation. the ministration embraces these. these are not hidden actions but we are now at double or triple the numbers them we were seeing under trump administration. does this not only numbers at the border quick. >> the peasant it took leadership in addressing the situation of the border and has demonstrated by supporting a bipartisan border bill that would send resources to help deal with the issue. i emphasis on the word bipartisan because even though president biden was back in the bill it was negotiated by 1 of the most conservative republicans in the senate. they got to a deal that was workable. most americans would agree it would help only for congressional republicans to kill that compromise. apparently at the behest of the former president donald trump you're ethic that shows the difference between rhetoric and action. right now, we have an opportunity to pass a bill to get the resources to help with the border which everyone agrees

is a problem. and yet, you half this intervention to prevent congress from acting. it makes you wonder whether there aren't some like congressional republicans who would rather have the public get worse -- public get worse so they can attack the president over it then reach across the aisle and work with the president to do something about it. >> shannon: let's talk about the 3 years leading up to it because there's no mistaking just factually through nonpartisan agencies that the numbers have spiked to record high levels pick things like this administration saying we will not give notice to appear. 7 has to show up in immigration court pick we will get notice to report where some 50 sec of people apparently do not show up and self-report. with millions of people into this country and have grown and was of people on watchlist, we don't know who is here. that have been for 3 years before we got to this potential deal in the senate. >> over my dew as well the president proposed comprehensive immigration reform on day 1 and his administration in 2021. there are a lot of factors that have been treated to the issues at the border including economic

issues, safety issues happening at central america, but what we know is when there is actually a chance to do some thing about it, actually a hard-won agreement between conservative republicans and democrats on what to do, we are most got there only for the former president who is not even an elected official to pull the rug out from under us by intervening and turn the speaker and congressional republicans to kill that by part -- >> shannon: dew you dispute dispute the 3 years of cass leading up to that bill where the result, is the result, of some of those actions? house republicans will say we gave you a chert to the president give us something a day when he knew wouldn't pass your exam would argue hr to come up from the house it wouldn't pass. that we have 3 years of increasing numbers no 1 disputes actually happening. >> yes so he did weigh the some policies that he believed were illegal or immoral such as separating families at the border. retained a note -- others in a way that not everyone in his political base love but he believed were necessary to keep

this country safe. but again, we can do in washington blame game all day and weekend till there are some folks on the capital who would rather do that then roll up their sleeves and solve the problem but anybody who opens their mouth about this issue should first have to explain any politician should first have to explain why they stood in the way of aborted builder could be passed tomorrow at the president would sign it. >> shannon: should he take executive action knowing it won't happen? >> is taking executive action right now and we'll continually reassess what needs to be done based on the law and facts on the ground. >> shannon: would he reinstate remain in mexico. it's responsible for millions who get here check a box and you hear trailer -- border agents say they are facilitating people's entry into the country then in them know and -- linden goal and not knowing where they turn up again. >> that's why the congress should send more resources there to adjudicate the resources and to get the technology and personal. remember the border patrol union

, not big fans of president biden, endorse this border bill. yet congressional republicans killed it. so again, we continue to indulge in a washington blame game or actually could swing them. i would add this in context of so many areas where there has been talk for years, talk, talk, talk and no action. present biden took action to finally let medicare negotiate prescription drug prices over the objection of big pharma and congressional republicans. you took action to ensure we have a strong economy which is why more jobs have been created on his watch than any president in american history. he took action to pass infrastructure bill where the prior, former president promised it every year and fail to get it done. we can talk about language, we can talk about words or we can talk about action. >> shannon: let's talk about the economy. when you talk about the fact he created jobs there are a number of fact checks by different organizations and more than 70% of the jobs he says were created

or rebound jobs that came back from the trade 2 million we lost in covid-19. you got to factor that into the conversation. when it comes to how people are feeling about how they're doing, the ap looked at it and looked at prices and talked about where we are with food and gasping at. many people depleted their savings the last couple years of inflation. credit card debt is at an all-time high. they note that everything can go on a creditor. medium but for a property that is safer up to 2 bedrooms has jumped from over 1400 to more than 1700 at the end of the year. you've got the higher gas prices, food prices, rent over 300 a-month which is thousands a year. we ask people to have more money in your pocket versus last year, 57% told us they have less. they tell us they're not doing well and their families are doing well. looking at the data and people's experience's experience factor utilities americans they are wrong about their own personal financial situations? >> there are a lot of things in the question so i'll try to take

them in order. first of all the idea of how the economy rebounded from covid-19. let me be clear unemployment is lower than it was even before covid-19. stock market is higher than it was and job creation is faster than it was even before covid-19. no matter what rebound effects are talking about, these are economic results that haven't happened since before i was -- i was born. in terms of cost, it's been a major issue. it's been a major issue in every wealthy country. this is an example of something largely effected by covid-19. but i think there's a reason why inflation in the u.s. is lower than it is in any of the g-7 countries. >> that's actually not true. not accorded to the washington post they said japan, italy and germany had lower inflation rates. italy is under 1% spin can might of been a different time period but i'm telling you if you look at the overall time period when it was toughest hour rate was better and i would have right now, wages are going up faster than prices. that means after inflation you're coming out ahead. >> shannon: for 2 years that wasn't true.

>> we had a tough bout of inflation. that's why president biden is trying to lower cost. congressional republicans were against him when he worked to cut insulin to $35 a month for seniors. right now fact especially for families pressed on cost, we could have insulin capped at $35 a month for everybody not just for seniors. all it would take is if you congressional republicans to walk away from agreeing with big pharma and start to agree with president biden. that's not the only cost he will cut. he was in the house and the state of the union speech calling for an across-the-board 2000-dollar out-of-pocket cap. something else that would help in a country where people are feeling the pinch of those prices that went up with post covid-19 inflation. congressional republicans are standing in the way but he will keep pushing. he's tried to get rid of junk fees take no credit card companies because we know those are something that affects the cost of living. something else that comes into play along said the cost of housing is the cost of

transportation which is why after years and years of talk and years and years of failure, president biden successfully began to put the infrastructure bill that's now creating jobs and boosting income and lowering the cost of our supply chains in every part of the country. >> shannon: there's a lot going on a i would say this, as we have doors falling off in wheels falling off door people are concerned about travelling we are told boeing isn't cooperating with the investigation into what happened with the alaska airlines flight. how do you reassure people to get on a plane? >> first of all polling has to cooperate in every respect. they been giving 90 days to show a comprehensive plan on how they will turn their quality issues around. -- given. every time i step on to a plane which is every few days i know i'm participating in the safest way to travel in the world. and we never take that for granted. just think about it, it's an

amazing fact. a form of transportation that involves sent through the air at nearly the speed of sound in a metal tube is the safest way to travel and america. if we want to maintain that as we must pack a means an anonymous and not of rigour in dealing with boeing, any regulatory issue. that's exactly what the faa's doing. what we also need to do by the way is take that same level of rigour that's made it possible for there to be 3 billion people simply getting on and off airplanes since joe biden took office. apply it to roadway safety were released about as many americans ask until a 737 every single day. we could do something about that and we should. >> shannon: all that is her job. we glad you stopped in to talk about all the things you are dealing with. could deceive see you secretary. >> you to. >> shannon: up next, replicants under attack after the fiery address. including trumps words for israel as the work with hamas goes on.

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[ ♪ ] the u.s. working to deliver. more aid to gaza as the war between israel and hamas rages on. as president biden is caught on a hot mic revealing a private conversation he had with israeli prime minister -- the is really premised or. where lived on the ground in tel aviv with the latest piccolo tray. >> a low channel community. 156 days into the war between israel and hamas there is still no end in sight.

this as tension continues to rise between american and israeli officials over the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. parachutes fall from the sky over gaza. living much needed food to the palestinian people. more than 5 months into the war, a humanitarian disaster is spreading, bringing malnutrition and death in its wake. president biden announcing thursday at his state of the union address that america will build a port to help facilitate the entry of aid and supplies to gaza. >> tonight i'm directing the u.s. military delete an emergency mission to establish a temporary peer in the mediterranean on the coast of gaza that could receive large shipments of canned with coat -- canned food, militant -- medicine in temporary shelters. no u.s. bids we'll be on the ground metro vancouver as the war grinds on. there is still 134 hostages being held inside gaza. the israelis are signalling that

if ongoing negotiations were to see -- for a cease-fire bail they will launch a military operation into gaza's southernmost city. what the month for milling there and rafah. biden answered questions about remarks he made following the state of the union where a hot mike caught the commander-in-chief saying he and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu need to have it come to jesus moment. >> you had a conversation about humanitarian aid with him does he need to be too -- doing more? >> yes, he does. >> the israelis argue distribution not supply it is the issue preventing gazans from bending the aid they need to hear shannon. >> shannon: thank you tray. joining me now the alabama republican senator katie britt welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you for having been shannon i appreciate it. >> shannon: let's start on the foreign-policy front. you've heard the president

discussed israel, the relationship with them. you talked about the greater foreign aid package and he would like to get a pass. he talked about you can, here's what he said that the state of the union. >> i say this to congress that we have to stand up to russia president vladimir putin. [ cheering ] >> 70 the bipartisan national security bill. history is literally watching. >> shannon: you are among the 29 and the senate who voted against advancing the package which is now kind of soon they're stalled in the house. what do you make of the presidents repeated accusations that you're helping russia president vladimir putin if you don't support this package and history is watching the mistake see things you making. >> first off we have to do our job for the american people. after my first year in the said the thing i'm most frustrated about is or not doing just that. were not putting the needs of the american people front and centre. so if you look at what we did with these 12 appropriations bills, it's been 225 days since

we actually pass them out of committee. it took chuck schumer 159 days to actually get a bill to the president's desk. is completely and totally unacceptable. it happens when were not funding our government we are now 6 months into the fiscal year and we are finally doing our job funding our government and our priorities and our troops and our border patrol agents. that's what we should have been doing 6 months ago. what i say to that is i'm not sure how you supplement something that hasn't been done. right now are moving the process of appropriations forward which is what we should be doing for the american people, taking care of those priorities. then we can take a look at what we need to do abroad. i believe and emboldened russia as an emboldened china and is an emboldened iran. ethic receiving that wholeheartedly. so, getting ukraine legal aid, legal aid to protect themselves is critically important. standing with our greatest ally

israel and making sure that they can actually defeat hamas not undermining them like president biden continues to do. he does it with his rhetoric khaki does it even with his actions. need to stand firmly with them and say we want every single hostage back now and we want to aluminate hamas because it's not only the enemy of the people of israel, come us is the enemy of the people of palestine. if we're ever going to have a region that is stable and peaceful, it will be a region where hamas doesn't exist. >> shannon: we'll watch as the next batch of bills comes through. let's talk about your response to the stadium the union address that's gotten a lot of headlines. 1 of the fence of former president trump loved it and said it was compassion and caring. you had a lot of critics out there and want to talk specifically about an anecdote you heard before. horrific story of a check -- sex

trafficking survivor. nobody is questioning that the story happened and she is actually who she is and says she is and that does happen, the question is about the timing and implication of you telling a story. the new york times said nunavut happened during hasn't finance administration but didn't stop the first-term senator from strongly implying the president could have somehow prevented it from happening using rhetoric that seemed calibrated to inflame public fears about immigration. did you need to get the impression this horrible story happened on president biden's watch? >> no, shannon. look back i specifically said this is what president biden did during his first 100 days. minutes after coming into office, he stopped all deportations and hold the construction of the border wall and said i'm going to give amnesty to millions. those types of things act as a magnet to have more and more people here. then said in his first 100 days

he had 94 executive actions and those executive actions didn't just create the crisis, they invited it. i contrasted it with my first 100 days. i went to the border 3 times in my first 100 days in office and when i was there i asked for the real unvarnished truth." wanted to sit down i asked the agents and the people there, i is the victims, previous victims of drug cartels, tell me once like a. what we need to do, telling what we need to know. the truth is and the media knows this yet they're not covering a, human trafficking has gone up under president biden. if you look back to 2018 it was a 500 million-dollar industry, human trafficking by the drug cartels. it's in our 13 billion-dollar industry. the drug cartels are winning under this. it's happening and an astronomical rate and wood have

to bring attention to it. they have to tell those stories. the liberal media needs to pay attention to it because they are victims all the way coming to the border, they are victims at the border, than they are victims all throughout our country. to me, it's disgusting to try to silence the voice of telling the story of what it is like to be sex trafficked when we know that is 1 of the things the drug cartels are profiting most top of. >> shannon: but to be clear the story you're latest notes were not happened under the biden demonstration, that particular person? >> while i vary clearly said i spoke to woman who told me about when she was trafficked when she was 12 so i didn't say a teenager or a young woman or a grown woman, a woman when shoes trafficked when she was 12. so listening to her stories she was a victims rights advocate who is saying this is what drug cartels are doing this so the profiting under a, it is disgusting. i'm hopeful that it bring some

light too and we can actually due something about human trafficking and that's what the media actually decides to cover. >> shannon: okay. i want to ask you about you put endorsed president trump and a lot of folks say the gop put you out there because they need to connect with sir -- cerumen women. cbs polling says the issues of a bordering -- abortion helped -- women see them as major issues and 6 and 10 think overturning roe v. wade was bad for the country, nearly 9 in 10 favour ivf being legal. what do you say to those who say they're grateful you're giving the speech but did don't think republicans actually care about women in their lives? >> i thank the exact opposite is true and that's exactly why i was sitting at a kitchen table. republicans care about kitchen table issues and we care about

faith and family. we are the ones talking about the economy and the real effects of that wild joe biden's claimant by no mixes working. we know gas is higher and he is making is energy dependent on others it's not only hurting us at home that's hurting our allies abroad. window when we go to the grocery store things cost more. window credit card debt in this nation right now is at an all-time high, over $1 trillion, the highest ever and our nations history. when people are looking to buy a home for their family mortgage rates are up. we are talking about the issues women care about. i'm proud to be pro-life and want to make sure we have an opportunity to protect life. that's why i was so proud of the legislature from making sure women had access to ivf and had confidence they would continue and these families will continue to have access. i believe that's not only pro-life but it's also

profamily. >> shannon: not the big conversation about whether there something done at the national level and hook up the senate does it or not. we will track it. alabama senator katie britt thank you for your time. >> i appreciate you having me on china thank you. >> shannon: up next, nikki haley is out clearing the way for a trump and biden rematch and longest presidential campaign indicates. brace yourselves. we will talk about where haley voters go as she declines to endorsed president trump. [ ♪ ]

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>> donald trump has a different constituency. here is a guy kicking off his general election campaign the road up to marjorie taylor green it can tell you a lot about the person who keeps company with. >> joe biden should not be shouting angrily at america. america should be showing annually at joe biden. [ cheering ] >> shannon: president trump. president biden trading blows on the campaign trail as the whole dueling rallies in georgia time know for our sunday group. olivia beavers political correctional reporter appear mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and fox news contributor. u.s. white house contributor francesca chambers and fox news

political senior analyst juan williams everyone set the clock separately. [ laughter ] >> shannon: good to see you. the president is coming off his state of the union address and it's getting graver views. a wall street journal opinion piece said people will say that guy has a lot of fight in him he was wide awake and seemed to be relishing the moment and didn't seem to tire much. in fact improved as the speech moved along. now mollie hemingway he takes the momentum on the campaign trail. >> 's use some pundits oddly saying it went all right. verily polling suggested the american people did not think this. it was 1 of the lowest reviewed state of the union addresses, it was, in fact, the lowest reviewed state of the union address in modern history which is not surprising. it was a very angry speech, a lot of shouting. president biden's delivery was not vary good there was no eloquence in the speech. it was also just so negative. so, he's got many problems ahead. >> shannon: i will put you down as a fan. okay new york daily news had

this, speech draws flood of cash. are celebrating because they say it paid off where it counted for them and that dollars and the base, francesca. >> so democrats came into the stately nude and nervous. over the weekend i heard grumbling about the immigration section as well as the israel section from some democratic lawmakers but broadly speaking, they are up his energy level in particular and they're exhaling a sigh of relief this week it. you bring up the money, the campaign was able to put $30 million in 2 advertising they are counting on the fact republicans are coming out of the dismal primary at a time to try to regroup your just to put the amount of money and contests, that some much donald trump had an cash on hand at the end of january and at the biden campaign now says in the last week it's phrased $11.5 million. we don't know what the trump fundraising as i'm sure he got a

boost as well but those are significant. >> shannon: they are. also this was so, president biden's address was memorable for the wrong reasons. his address was 1 long devices pep rally for a democrats coating republicans throughout the speech and targeting multiple and various villains for partisan attacks and i would note included the supreme court justice sitting there. >> yeah. the argument i find that the criticism that it was somehow political activity that's in keeping with the current political climate which has republicans often breaking with president and being overly political. you know, president wasn't wearing a red hat like marjorie taylor green or pectoral people. so to me, what you see here is he delivered a speech that was political because the gop and so might have painted him as a demented, doddering soup slobbering old fool who couldn't deliver that speech. but he came through, energetic,

alert and responding to the heckling, you know, saying oh, you want to send back the money i give you for infrastructure spending, okay. you know, he was playing with his republican critics in a way that i think energized the democrats. you know, it's very real the money came in for a reason. people who were nervous on the gym -- democratic side suddenly said this guy looks at his superhero to democrats, not only that but he spent time afterwards walking around talking to people and making comments picked up on a hot mic. i think people saw a lively president that reassured his base. >> shannon: well when you talk about the donations, the biden campaign is also reaching out to nikki haley donors. now that she is out they want the donors, voters. here is what -- here's what she had to say as she suspended her campaign. >> it is now up to don trump to earn the voters in a party who did not support in. chi hope he does that.

>> shannon: so, we'll be prebecause he cannot in true social saying nikki haley got trans, talking about radical left-wing democrat supporting her. at the end of his statement he said by the way i'd like to further invite the haley supporters to join the greatest party in history of our nation. >> that's because he wanted to kick out everyone previously donated to her. biden and trump about -- both taken a different approach to court these voters. i think time will tell for them. as for biden's speech they thought it was an opportunity for them to appeal on the haley voters. it's an open question. the centrist republican who would probably be in the camp haley voters are, at least republicans and not the democratic crossover votes said he thought it was the worst ever her. he said he wished he had a heads-up that the speech was only intended for hard court democrats. effect on appealing to some of the republicans it might not of

been a speech for these haley voters. >> shannon: the biden campaign was quick to say come over join us saying donald trump has made it clear he doesn't want their supporters. out want to be clear there is a place for them in my campaign. smart move mollie? >> it's true there were a lot of crossover voters for nikki haley and that makes sense for him to reach out to them. but it's also true the vast majority of people who voted for trump in 2020, nearly every single person told pollsters they would vote for him again. you don't see that for president biden, you see that he's got lower favourability ratings then president trump. 85% of his voters have said they are inclined to vote for him again. >> i just want to jump in and say the fox news voter analysis poll shows 33% of republicans are not maca. there not make american great again trump allies. half of them say they will never vote for president trump.

you stop and think about this for a second, they are just not buying the strongman authoritarian friend. i mean he used -- with the hungarian authoritarian. >> shannon: but -- >> they see under the trump presidency to head a good economy, "secure border, foreign policy were pieces breaking out all over the world and then under a biden presidency they probably do not have good feelings about the economy. aborted that 1 from security being torta. >> we could argue that all day but the fact is i'm just saying trump doesn't have a big enough pull of republican voters to win in november and to pick on olivia's point he is saying to haley's supporters if you gave monday we don't want you or i trounced you or you are a bad person if you supported haley. that's not the way to win. >> i spent months covering the haley campaign and talking to the voters out there. so many of them, it was very interesting, they said if they

had voted for joe biden in the 2020 election, a lot of them were republicans who did not want to have to do that again. there are also many who said they voted for donald trump 2 times and were unsure what they would do in this election, they might even stay home. i thank the number of democrats who might have voted for haley as perhaps being a little overblown. some of them -- >> shannon: 2 they stay home are cross out and show up for sonos? go far, up next influencers teens and teens bombard lawmakers with please. don't been chance extent! it might happen. we will preview tuesday's key house what could have a major impact in american social media. [ ♪ ] one of the most important things you can do

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>> tiktok sort of proved our point yesterday. it was compelling kids to call member of congress in some cases threatening suicide. >> shannon: wisconsin republican on growing concerns about tiktok as there is a vote being fast-track for next week for a possible nationwide band but there's more to that on this popular at. we are back with the panel. there is been a lot of melting

down over this thing but what he is saying hackett passed 50 utah to 0 which nothing ever does anymore but the idea is that the company has to divest any kind of chinese communist control or linkage then it can stay. the chance extent isn't telling that part of the story. >> absolutely. i started to get texts from members and staffers in their offices were being bombarded. some of my favourites were usually it's the staffers on the house to answer the phones are quite young and would say dizzy teacher know you're calling us right now? and david get a hangout. but they found they were usually pretty young kids they were saying i live on chant 16 i kept leave your panning at your taking away something i use all the time and my livelihood. it created a tone of frustration. tiktok had a pop up saying he have to call these members and argue against a ban. they felt like chen 16 was using

this it -- misleading information that they argue is known for their example why this app is a threat. if something else comes up they can do this again. >> i want to play something else from the coppersmith. there also business people who are worried. people who make a living on chen 16. here's what he said about what they're trying to do. >> it's indisputably holding to the chinese economy. thank of it as a surgery remover in the tomb or and thereby saving it. >> that's the whole issue right now the question is will chance extent separate from the chinese government which is in control. and why? the data goes to the chinese government in terms of last thing for opinions and where you are. it surveillance. to me it's a test for future

fights between the u.s. and china over technology. right now it has become political because you have people like president trump who oppose the bill. you know, i'm not a fan of this kind of technology that takes over our kids lives but 1 of the things former president trump said as it will benefit facebook and slurred the name of marx or herbert. i just don't think that's where i want to have the argument. go into habit about house impacting us as american children and ocean american people and our children. >> shannon: and trying to do something and pressed back against tiktok it wasn't taken -- effort is a million times on capitol hill so we will see. there is also this according to congressman gallagher he told me the white house is on board with this but they have also joined tiktok, the campaign has. the new york times notes the president biden wants to do it

-- at former tech advisor same from a national security perspective the campaign joining tiktok was definitely not a good look. it was condoning the use of a pop from the administration and everyone in dc recognizes as a national problem. francesca had tiktok -- chen 16 influencers to watch the state in the new thursday night. >> that's where the biden campaign has been taking his message but he himself said he would sign this bill if it does pass congress. it does have bipartisan support so if it were to get to his desk he was seeing do that. the white house previously said it was essentially up to congress to pass him him like that they had found a way i guess to get around but trump couldn't get around either which is how the president could bennett. but the ball is in his court now >> shannon: and it's also there for daylight savings time. because they tried mali in 2022.

the senate passed but it didn't get through the house. what is your opinion and does anything on the hill get done? >> i've no idea but will get done. it's been a difficult morning. [ laughter ] >> especially annual little kids at homes they don't get the clock changing issue. >> social media and big tech are big issues. china owning big tech is an issue. but members of congress who were conservative or republican they should can -- care at least as much about google which recently which -- it controls nearly all of our search jackets on nearly every americans phones. congress doesn't care as much about what it's doing to harm america as they do so much about tiktok and they should. >> shannon: social media cases at the supreme court are pending so we will wait to see what the branches do about it. panel thank you very much. we will see you next sunday. coming up, former nfl player

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[ ♪ ] >> shannon: tim tebo might be best known for his work on the football field winning the husband and being inducted in the college football hall of fame but he's been using his platform off the field to bring faith, "been loves to those who need it most. i sat down with tim earlier this week to discuss his testimony on capitol hill and the work he and his foundation are fighting to get done. >> welcome to fox news sunday great to have eaten washington. you are on the hill for a very important topic. >> 1 of the worst evils in the world. the fight against child exploitation. i was made aware of the several years ago, is the depth of it by 1 of our team members who joined our team. she said to me i believe there is 20,000 boys and girls but are

still unidentified. law enforcement can see their abuse and images but they haven't been able to identify them. if you can identify them -- can't identify them how could you get to them? it led to a meeting and reconvened with homeland security and interval, euro polecat google, so many people 18 countries came together to talk about this and we found it's not 20,000 kids that are unknown and unidentified it's over 50,000 boys and girls club through the backlog or unidentified in these global databases. there are so many boys and girls and 65% of them are under the age of 12 p. 4.3% act i 100, are infants. >> he launched his foundation in 2010 with the goal for karen for the most vulnerable people or mvps across the world. since it's inception his foundation has conducted work and more than 80 countries. 1 of its focuses is identifying

victims of human trafficking and child exploitation and bring their abusers to justice with the help of law-enforcement. >> after weeks of piecing together clues from photos and other breadcrumbs he unknowingly left behind they finally found the offender p. today that little girl who was once a victim is now a survivor and the man who did unimaginable and unspeakable things to her is serving a life sentence in prison. >> shannon: how does the public it solved? how do you identify them? dew ask for more resources? >> the tip of this sphere is fictive identification specialists. their amazing front-line heroes but right now we only have 7 here. and we need to have 100, 200. so 1 of the appeals we were making is to bring more funding to c3 and hsi in the centre for these victim identification specialists. but it really starts with being able to build the team to run and if i and partnerships around the world because when you have 1 of these images or videos, you don't know where the lead is

going to take you. it could take you to tampa florida card pennsylvania, it could take you to thailand or germany. over half of them so far that has been rescued have been right here in the u.s. >> shannon: it is shameful, it's shocking. but something else you do around the world's night to shine. 's been a beautiful thing. i love when you get to that season and people are posting on social media about what their churches doing our community is doing but these special amazing kings and queens you want to celebrate. it's been a long running now. >> yes, we just celebrated our 10 year anniversary and night to shine is my favourite night of the year. [ ♪ ] [ cheering ] >> we get to celebrate so many as you call them kings and queens. every single just to assist a king or queen. we get to salubrious only people that have never been celebrated before. in 1 of the countries we were in this year, we are finishing an act to shine and we were walking back through and into the night

and we saw the red carpet rolled up and it was sitting to the side and it was so cold because 1 of the team members looked at me and said how crazy is that, that the red carpet is rolled up but the worth and value and love that was shared an experience tonight is not rolled up. like the night might end but the worth and the value for all of humanity hacked the 16% of the world's population that some may times has been looked past or beyond, hasn't been seen as as well-equipped but we know to our gut they have infinite value and work and we want to share that so they can to the expanse it and know that. >> shannon: it's a beautiful thing, god bless you for how yearly -- using your platform to make a difference. it's inspiring to the rest of us to get out there and act as well. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: at a quick note, my podcast drops a new episode this morning, this week. i sat down with the author and founder of the if gathering to talk about her new book untangle your emotions. naming what you feel and knowing what to do about it and don't we

all have some emotions these days. a great discussion. acted for us today. thank you for joining us. we'll see you back your next fox news sunday. [ ♪ ]

we'll have a live report from campus coming up in minutes. many residents in oakland say they are frustrated with the city's leadership, and they are trying to recall the mayor group leading the charge now says it has enough momentumúto oust her and millions of dollars in federal funds on its way to san francisco. find out