spending more money somehow is going to solve a problem. i. i share that cynicism. that's why this reform is a completely different dynamic, though in politics, a win is a win. you have the challenge, of course, implementing the policy prop. one though not the closest election in the state. for that we head to the bay area where democrats evan lowe and joe citian are battling for the final spot in a congressional race against democrat sam ardo at several points this week, low and sian were separated by one vote. yes one vote this one still too close to call when we say every vote matters. we mean it. thanks for watching the

>> shannon: i'm shannon bream. there is a south -- record-breaking day at the border after showing hundreds of migrants breaching through razor wire and taking on the texas national guard. ♪ >> texas clashes with abiding white house after we get back and forth court rulings with a controversial state immigration law. >> texas has a right to defend ourselves and we will use this authority. >> we have a governor in texas who is continuing to make this sadly a dangerous situation, a chaotic situation. >> reporter: as they bota millions more in finding for the border patrol and they haggle over more aid for israel. the biting ministration gives a warning to netenyahu. >> he's been very clear at major ground operation would be a mistake. >> reporter: we'll get reaction to all of it with tom cotton and democratic senator

tim kaine. and monday's deadline day for president trump to pay nearly half billion dollar fine to new york state or risk losing high-profile pieces of his real estate empire. we'll ask her son a panel if a potential windfall from a new media merger could impact his costly legal battle. all right now on fox news sunday. >> shannon: to -- hello and hello to those celebrating palm sunday. they kill more than a hundred and 30 people rush to launch a large-scale missile attack on western ukraine striking critical infrastructure. they say when the missiles briefly flew over it's airspace. vladimir putin is trying to link them to the massacre except isis cleaning responsibility.

ukraine denies any involvement in the attack they also say isis is to blame and ukraine was not involved. customs and border patrol say there is nearly a hundred 90,000 migrant encounters last month setting an all-time high record number. they say at least 70 people on the fbi terror watchlist have been arrested by border patrol so far this year. we will have reaction to both stories in a moment with her senator tom cotton, plus will be updated on the latest out of russia but first, we start with a fox news correspondent live from eagle pass texas. hello nate. >> reporter: a shannon, good morning. with this deep cp numbers there is frustration on the border about a few things. the back and forth over the biting ministration into consecutive days this week were migrants clash with texas authorities in el paso.

>> reporter: after trampling over national guard soldiers many of these migrants will be released into the united states process under title eight. >> everyone was apprehended by the border patrol agents that's important to know. they were apprehended. >> where they deported? >> they were apprehended. i can't speak to individual cases. >> reporter: nelly try to topple another fence the resources between them and border patrol. according to customs and border protection individuals and families without a legal basis will be removed. with this process takes years when done correctly which often isn't. the nonpartisan group track finds 200,000 deportation cases thrown out under president joe biden because of dhs paperwork issues. the new budget boost the spending by $3.2 billion. there public and congressmen

when he goes the right places. >> with those judges there to expedite cases and ultimately remove people who don't qualify for asylum, all you are doing is creating this huge magnet that increases the amount of people coming over illegally. >> they want more money posting on x., what congress passed full's -- fall short in key areas and does not talk will collect underfunding. the biting ministration now away with a key ruling on c4 which allowed texas to arrest and deport migrants who cross the border illegally. >> this ruling could come at any moment and it will determine if texas can enforce this over the next ten days and then there will be another hearing about weather or not the law is unconstitutional coming up april 3rd. we'll send a back to you. >> shannon: reporting from the southern border, thank you very

much. we now turn to fox news record -- foreign correspondence, hello tray. >> good morning peerd horrific scenes out of russia as they launch a large-scale attack against civilians. i do need to warn our viewers some of the following images are graphic. >> the crack of gunfire pierces the air of a concert hall as a group of isis k. gunmen systematically worked their way through the venue killing more than a hundred 30 people in their path. >> the main thing now is to prevent those behind this bloodbath from committing a new crime. vladimir putin vowing to identify and punish those who took part in the massacre. already for suspects who allegedly had direct involvement had been detained. >> the images are just horrible. just hard to watch and obviously

our thoughts are going to be with the victims of this terrible shooting attacks. >> reporter: the biting ministration express sympathy after the us state department warned american citizens in russia to avoid large gatherings. secretary of state anthony blinken was likely briefed on the attack after he wrapped up another tulip -- tour of the middle east hoping to iron out details of a possible cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. 170 days into the war fighting rages on inside the gaza strip. and questions little about the potential of an australian offensive into the southernmost city. that's on the biting ministration is urging israeli officials to avoid. and made ongoing negotiations to pause the conflicts. >> there is a lot of work to be done in hard work to be done but we are determined to try and get it done. >> reporter: would know and insights this flows into the enclave making its northern gaza

over the weekends. united nations warrants this part of this trip is on the verge of famine. i must continue to receive more international supports. with a focus on israel's southern front there is real concerns about a broader conflict in the north. the lebanese militant group launch new attacks against israel over the weekend. shannon? >> thank you very much tray. joining us tom cotton, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you stana katic good to be on with you. >> shannon: bilani to talk about based on the top of the show there. they got dramatic second wind after they tapped -- toppled the afghan government and with the us military which are often the company as a group they carried out the suicide bombing at the international airport that killed 13 us troops in as many as a hundred 70 civilians. they have continued attacks around the globe, you have served in uniform in afghanistan, how worried are you

about conditions they are on the ground that isis has been able to rebound to the strike? >> i'm quite worried as you can see what isis from afghanistan was able to do in moscow a couple days ago. this is the unfortunate echo of president biden's chaotic and disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. the same group that have killed 13 americans. just a few days ago the armed services community -- community. i asked him about isis capacity to give attacks in afghanistan and he said in as little as six months turn out to be six days they could attack western interest across asia and europe and that's exactly what we have seen happen. it's deeply regrettable that they were killed in moscow but the next tax could be against american embassy in asia or europe or against students travelling for spring break. ice is a very upsetting echo.

>> shannon: so how worried are you about an attack like this on our soil? >> i am very worried and you don't even have to have classified intelligence you can just listen to what the commanding general of our force said, we got a tag like this and again, it turned out to be six days. he said my below longer to protect this -- project is kind of attack but again, we have millions of americans who live or travel abroad throughout europe and he just worried that they will target american sooner rather than later with what happened to moscow it's very sad for the people there but we had to protect the market people wherever they are in wright now i worry that they are at grave risk. >> reporter: that's what is

happening at the seller border we have those new numbers and talk what a record high end up to 70 people in an fbi terror watchlist have been arrested this year alone. none of our reporters can determine a single one was but they're saying you guys are the reason they are happening. congress has to do more including passing the bipartisan security bill. i would fix the asylum system and give tools to better enforce the laws of the border and by cartels and stock that no between the finger at you. >> dealing person responsible for the chaos of our borders is joe biden. he said you would inverse all -- reversal these policies that said if you get to our border you could get in that's what he did on day one we have more legal crossings in too one that we have had an any previous year. and 22 and in 23.

that has nothing to do with a bill that congress may or may not pass in the spring of 2024. this chaos at our border, with them crossing into our country's border over the last 3+ years is solely the responsibility of joe biden. red-mac democrats in the senate are blaming you guys to, not surprisingly there is some tensions, late friday and into saturday. a little back and forth with you new york post has this, they say republicans are the ones i kill the best immigration bill we have ever had on the florida senate, senator tom koch told reporters that the tester was privately telling members he didn't want to vote on abatements. he said that was bs we are censoring that for morning tv. we call this false. did another senator say this, to assign the truth? >> he was saying this is sanders privately.

it's ultimately sharing brown and very vulnerable democratic incumbents who were scared to death to vote on anything related to our border because they don't want to defend the ideologues and their own party but they realize it's toxic like men can't wait -- playing woman sports that's why we're voting at 2:00 am in the morning because chuck schumer and the democrats are betting themselves into pretzels trying to avoid accountability for joe biden's failed policies. this will come in november we take back the senate majority and on trump is reelected. they can avoid votes as much as they want but they'll be accountable for joe biden and the senate democrats failed policies and that will cause or thing to go skyhigh. >> shannon: there's a right lot of republicans i did vote for this bill lays out a

publicans can't righteously denounce democrats disastrous policies then turn around and found them. your friend and colleague on the senate side said this, this egregiously finds those that find late-term budget -- abortions. he says -- to go to this a wire you a yes vote? >> this is far from a perfect bill i wish it was written differently in a different way by about 70% of money in the bill goes for military antiphons very needful priorities like pay raises for troops and investments in our industrial base for the weapons and ammunition's we might need in a conflict with china over taiwan. dealing person to be blamed for how this turned out is chuck schumer. he wants to protect democrats like john tester were sharing brown out of step with her majorities in the state. the solution to this problem is to elect someone like donald

trump and we will write these bills in a way that reflect the priorities of the american people. >> reporter: want to get to couple other things they wanted all pass together, they might split into different pieces that we know the secretary anthony blinken is in the middle east and he's had this conversation with netanyahu saying we don't want you to go there here's the secretary. >> i risked killing more civilians, reeking greater havoc with humanitarian systems and further ice leading israel around the world and jeopardizing this long-term security standing. >> what about those long-term impacts what they are doing now hindering the possibility of getting to peace and long term it shouldn't allies and friends be able to have these of able conversations? >> we're fewer than six months

past the attack on jews since the holocaust. we should back israel to the hilt with her existential war against hamas. routing out the monasteries and leaders with them in chuck schumer rather than blaming them benjamin netanyahu they should healthy is really government put pressure on hamas. not only to win this word would help bring back hostages. some of who are american hostages. it's rated a point to see joe biden in chuck schumer a fairly more concerned about placating the growing anti-semetic faction in the party in helping an hourly like israel and elsewhere. >> more than a million civilians are sheltered there. many have left other parts of gaza to get there. >> the civil way would for them to release the hostages and surrender. >> there's finally a bill in the senate, it seems it stalled at this point. can. >> i grew chuck schumer on this rare occasion. he has said we should force tik

tok to be sold to american business. this would've been tik tok would force the chinese comment influence parent company we have done this repeal he would chinese companies and other companies through the processes we used to protect the american people from former adversary owned companies that's what's this is. >> that you get to about chuck schumer has said you wants a bill just like this to happen i think we should bring up as soon as we are back from easter break. >> shannon: tom cotton in chuck schumer any agreement. >> at least once. >> thank you. >> they point a finger at republicans over the chaotic scenes pouring in on the southern border and we will ask tim kaine about a number of border security measures his party blocked from even getting to about this weekend. he's lie with his side of the story next. >> rutte by pacific life. stability. imagine your futur fire with imagine your futur fire with 's.

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back to our top story the deadly attack at a concert hall friday more than a hundred 30 people killed and many more injured lee putin declaring today a day of mourning for the russian people as isis k. claims responsibility, the deadly attack coming weeks after warning from us intelligence. virginia senator joining me now. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> great to be with you become sunday. >> to you as well. this is from michael with us

enter command just days ago. >> m&a from afghanistan afghanistan is increasing, i assess the isis and they retain the capability and we'll to attack us and western interests abroad in as little as six-month and little to new warning. >> do you agree that our southern border where again, the right-hand study people on a terror watchlist just this year alone potentially opens us up to this kind of real danger on us soil? >> shannon, first i go to the families in russia who are affected by this. they did warn russia and lee putin gave a speech on tuesday discounting the warning saying we were trying to medal and create confusion. we also warned about a potential attack by isis k. there. you want to know the difference between democracies and authoritarians, we will tell nations if we are wary -- worry about their civilians.

russia or iran would never tell us if there was going to be a terrorist attack in united states with respect to the southern border. southern border is a challenge. this is why since i came to the senate i've been part of bipartisan efforts to fix it again and again and again. with immigration in 2013 the deal in 2015 of the deal he put together just last month in february. they will invest at the border each time republicans torch it and on tribe even making claims, the last thing we want to do is fix the border, they want to raise a ruckus about the border. we need to get serious about fixes. >> those repeal dozens of executive orders that had change in numbers at the border. you saw the video, we've all seen it this week at what happened there in there if you like onto the national guard taking them on there, the federals riding about it said this, the video a shocking. it underscores not only how it's

able to border has become but also what has been true for a while now, this is an invasion. unless mexico's credit we threatened they will not act to alleviate the illegal immigrant crisis. is there more we could be doing with respect to pressuring mexico? >> don't think it's an invasion. it's an immigration crisis. it's a national security issue but i thank you have to be careful throwing around words like invasion. it was this kind of wording that led the deranged guy to go shoot up the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh killing folks a couple years ago. i think that kind of rhetoric is irresponsible but it is a crisis weather solvent and we had a wonderful chance in february when conservative republican senator james langford negotiate with democrats and the white house and his own caucus to come up with a packet of measures really significant measures to control the border.

then after we basically had a deal, donald trump si don't vote for this deal, we would rather complain about this for the next nine months then fix the problem here donald trump wasn't willing to let more fennel come over the border killing more americans to try again a political edge rather than find a solution. we have a good solution on the table and we should act to do in a bipartisan way. >> shannon: should they use exec of action he has available to him to stop fennel and do it he can over the next nine months weather he's an x resident again or not? >> i think he can do two things. encourage him to use executive actions. out think he can do everything in our bipartisan bill by executive order but there is probably a subset of things he can do i think his team is considering it. the other thing is the appropriations bill we passed and sent to the white house. early saturday morning. included some significant increases in funding for things like detention beds and additional resources, he should dump lament those but again, if we could just get about on this

bipartisan deal we put together, that is more resources. a supplemental bill that is pending in the house wright now that pass in the senate, they have some additional resources. so, there are some issues congress needs to act any ask hagg where the president can act i think he should. him. >> shannon: this last want to funding bills there was a number of amendments that were republicans wanted to offer up that were connected to the border. again again, you along with other democrats voted against getting to a vote on these amendments. i want to talk with the substance of a couple the first one was prevent people who assaulted law enforcement officer from attaining legal status or citizenship. why would you vote against that? [ speaking alternate language ] but all the amendment votes. the house and said negotiate a bipartisan deal in the house and

it was just hours before government was going to shut down at midnight. this include defence and it included the dhs and border security the house then went home and everyone laughed. if we had voted for any of the amendments and they had to pass they had to go back to the house and they weren't there in the government would have shut down. you want to see a border crisis, shutdown governance he how about it is. we said there is a way to take a stop, we can take it up as part of it immigration deal but we are not going to add amendments onto a bill and scent back to the house when they have already left town. wood shot government downer that would have caused a stop in defence funding and border security finding and that's why most of us voted against all the amendments because we knew it was essentially going to shut government down and hurt our country. >> is in this the way we get the garment finding is from cliff to cliff and why the latest pulling has them at 19% approval?

>> john mccain you to say or approval did was down to friends and families ever talking to his mother he said it may be family can even be counted in. during this up against a deadline is not the right way to do it. as you know shannon, we usually get a budget done by year end calendar year end. this year the house lacked the speaker for a paycheck or time in the critical period when we normally were doing a budget so yes, this pushed it into march. we shouldn't do this again next year and when the house send us the bill and with hours to spare before the shutdown leaves town, at that point you can adjust it or government we'll shut down. i'm always again shut down. i live in virginia, a lot of people depend upon government services and you have the defence and border protection if you shut things down just gets worse. >> there's a lot of folks out there. it's not just because it's the new york times and everyone else out there who says when they look at things like the border, they do hold this in ministration responsible and

they say president trump is better equipped to handle it then president biden and there is a lot of peeling trouble out there. the examiner says this, nonwhite voters have the democrats in 2020 biden was 50 points ahead with minorities and today his elite has fallen to 12 points. all the surveys tell a similar story, they find to the democrats lead with black and hispanic voters has shrunk by 20 points since 2021. and it seems that to shrink further with overwhelmingly younger minority voters who are deserting the party. wise a president having some trouble with numerous constituents and? he needed to win last time and he needs to win this time. >> we are a closely divided nation, of seeing again again, i live in a state, virginia where elections are often very close and out have any illusions about now to november, i'll be on the ballot to. i have no illusions its going to be simple, we are closely divided nation but i'm very confident and when we lay out

our competing visions for future. joe biden building off unemployment falling, manufacturing jobs going up in people's 401(k) going out. the lowest uninsured weight there's rate in american history we compare with the donald trump urging january 6 protesters to be pardoned i'm using phrases like bloodbath et cetera to talk about what he hopes to do in a second term. >> retired what that phrase last week. we think it's import to have it in context he was talking about the automobile industry china mexico, imports from there so he said a lot of things you could take issue with. and those can surly be debated but on that particular one, context. >> on what to be a dictator on day one, he has a way of saying these things that are super explosive and then walking them half back. >> doesn't worry you with all those things going on, doesn't not concern you then again he continues to pull -- pull ahead of the president? if he such a flawed candidate?

>> i'm concerned about the state of american democracy as we are getting write to celebrate america's 250th birthday in 2026. but i believe american voters will embrace pro-democracy rather than pro- authoritarian and that's a stark difference between joe biden and donald trump. i'm confident in the american electorate i think we'll get it write in november. >> well, it's ultimately up to those actual votes being cast we know you are on the ballot, we will see on the campaign trail, thank you so much. >> thank you shannon, you bet. >> shannon: tomorrow will be the deadline to come up with half billion dollars bond. the sunday panel joins nice and what happens. with the bank accounts .

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>> donald trump should be treated no better and no worse anybody else in his situation. >> eventually this will have to go to some judge will say enough. this really shocks the conscious. >> shannon: jamie raskin and the law professor on how far president donald trump -- former president donald trump's been tree by the court system. tomorrow is the deadline for the former president and his legal team is appealing requesting a stay on the judgement in his new york civil fraud case. this requires him to post a

massive 454 million-dollar bond by tomorrow. all the way to the supreme court. time now for our sunday group. the president and ceo of concerned women for america. political analyst guy benson host of the guy benson show in usa today's washington bureau chief you're good to see you. i consider this our supreme court. we'll make some decisions here. website what this case back into a 19, is it justice ginsburg writing about these excessive fines and the idea of cruel and unusual punishments and all that. she said for good reason protection against excessive fines for anglo-american history. with other cause to show liberties excessive fines can be used for example to retaliate against or chilled the speech of political enemies. does it go this far? are they had to disapprove court on this? >> very well might. you be the expert on that shannon. whether your trump found her not

many review this is punitive and they see the case itself is highly questionable and political. that supposedly victims in this scheme say they were nonvictimized but yet, here is this judgement against donald trump i think under scoring the politics behind it is you have the attorney general in new york that campaigned on getting trump taunting him on social media about the money he still owes in the interest racking up and you have the president of the united states cracking jokes about this as well at fundraisers. [ speaking alternate language ] that's a great look for a lot of americans. >> what also might happen this week is this media group might start publicly treating saying investors have improved a plan to take donald trump struggling social media company public putting him one step closer to a roughly 3 billion-dollar windfall that could end the financial squeeze weighing on his run. we know he's company but the money and he says he hoped to use it for his run. he now has to spend this and

will he rides a giving a from the ashes with this public offering? >> it seems that way. $3 billion were on the edge of this devastating judgement although, i guess he can't cash in on that stock. >> without a waiver. there's a possibility of this waiver. >> the plan that he will invest this meant -- money in his campaign seems unlikely he did invest his own money in his last campaign he has early sent -- spent significant money of his own since 2016 but it is an example of a guy who seems to just be incredibly lucky on the cliff of disaster over and over again and yet somehow he manages to survive. >> shannon: you mention the fundraising, yes of issues there because the figure was 50 million plus on legal fees and those kind of things last year and a number of people donating says they're happy to do that because they feel this is an attempt to keep them off the ballot by the washington post reports this that the biting reelection campaign have

cellular million dollars in cash on hand. more than double to 35 and a half -- 33 and a half million the trump campaign reported. then they tug what the affiliated group to the candidate. lee campaign like -- liquidity raised and it sounds witty good until you get to this, biting source to a stunning $155 million, a ridiculous amount for this point in the cycle. there is a real fundraising issue. >> of course. necessarily not meaning who will win because her member, in 2016 hillary clinton raisin outspent donald trump two to one. you can never account for the fact donald trump is magic and media. 's earned media is worth billions of dollars every single year. i think democrats will need every dime of that because they are behind every single state. >> one thing they think is a danger to them as the third-party run. they are preparing aggressive

counter to the third-party threats with an army of lawyers aiming to challenge the steadily advancing ballot access efforts of independent candidates that they could peel in the swing states. keeping people off the ballot. that is the argument. >> out thing that is the argument i think that would be a losing argument. i think they want to increase joe biden's chances of winning. the third-party candidate with more -- would more likely damage president biden's campaign then it would hurt donald trump's campaign. no labels that a been trying has largely been unable to do so. they have been turned down with larry hogan, the former governor. you know, i think even nikki haley has said pretty clearly she doesn't want to do it. the outlier here a simile robert f. kennedy junior but he might because of his anti- vaxxed

stance and conspiracy theories, you might take more votes away from donald trump then from president biden. i think going forward you have to keep in mind in 2020 donald trump actually got a higher percentage of votes in a number of the key swing states in pennsylvania and michigan. unlike 2016, there was no jill stein or gary johnson as a third party candidates on the ballot. to take votes away from the democrat and the result was president biden was able to win. bidens team wants to keep any third-party candidate off the ballot. >> i talked with the fact that he has real trouble, the current president does, with black and hispanic voters, that's a headline with the opinion piece they are calling a bidens worst nightmare. have to get to this. basically he's uncountable he says has a very interesting piece out in an interview at the new york times, he throws in this quote, when i look at the

numbers its like walking on your grandma naked. you can get the image out of your mind. [ laughter ] >> we'll thank you for that shannon. [ laughter ] >> the polls are not great for the incumbent wright now and it's not just a few polls here or there. it's all of the swing state polls at the moment. there is maternity between them. it would drop a dollars in on donald trump's head will happen on the legal friends, this is alarm fire for democrats at the moment. seemed to this point an army of lawyers from the pro-democracy party doing everything they can to keep people off the ballot including donald trump as well. and that there were not other options. >> just hr months ago. [ laughter ] everyone enjoying this the push to have them with their

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>> shannon: the biting campaign making a major push this weekend and battleground states focusing on healthcare in the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act or obamacare. president biden joining his old boss president obama and -- obama and nancy pelosi. live from the white house with the latest. a lucas! >> good morning shannon. they're turning to barack obama's signature legislation passed over a decade ago with the campaign to give them a boost. >> this the stake in the selection and i'm confident we make the case we will win. >> obama delivered the following message in an effort to woo young voters. >> wright now the presumptive nominee for the republican party or president says they want to repeal the entirety of the aca. >> this will transfer the country in a way. >> in a recent campaign stop in

arizona the president announced while the biggest investment in american ship manufacturing. with this ceo. welcome news after the world's largest ship maker announced in january they would delay opening their $40 billion shipped -- chip factory until next year. due to a shortage of workers. with a new climate regulations aimed at promoting electric vehicles. and a win for the automakers they announced that they would ease the proposal regulations to cut productions of gas guzzling vehicles. according to the recent fox news poll, only 27% of michigan voters consider climate change and extremely important issue. the former president donald trump blasted the bynen ministration on the proposed changes. >> on day one i will terminate cricket joe biden's insane electric vehicle mandate. we will restore law and order to

our country. >> three years ago they said they would phase out the gas powered vehicles by 2035. then last month the ceo said it was amending that strategy after backlash from the public and lawmakers. >> live at the white house. thank you. we are back now with our panel, we have reaction from a number of groups that said a lot of manufacturers are going back on ev's because they can sell them and they are selling on lots, that kind of thing. here's what we've heard the new rule would do acquainted new york times it would require lawmakers and carmakers to me tough new average emission limits with a mix of gasoline burning cars hybrids ev's are other types of vehicles such as cars powered by hydrogen. a lot of different options there. most the public so far is not interested. >> these are card these -- cars they can afford to go from 8% to

60% and 70 or eight years is bad for the economy. there is number of people this disadvantage is certainly rural americans. suburban americans, people who can -- commute long distances. people who are farm labourers that need heavy vehicles for what they are doing. but also, and the climate activists. they don't like this group americans with large families. did you know that a 5% of american parents have over five or more children? that's what? 60 million people at this disadvantage is. they sometimes need passenger vans in order to haul the children around plus they are safer. this is a problem for american families. >> daniel turner with power the future described as a conservative energy group says if ev's are as popular as joe biden claims he would have to force them through or prop them up with taxpayer subsidies with layoffs of workers and billions in losses anceos losing their jobs, it's clear the electric

vehicle bloodbath has already begun. >> the prices are coming down, that was a big news this week with electric vehicles compared to prices they are coming down and as you know, part of this infrastructure deal president past was 2-amp -- put in place with these and those who have the vehicles. they worry about. >> there's a backup that can find them.

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right now is, in his opinion, changing the political credibility of this court to the negative. and he he he is worried about that conservative supermajority growing. so i think there's lots of real discussion about the future of the supreme court where it's going, as you know, they have a up this is an issue for the american people. >> cenovus a lot of information. >> they are involved with the court nominations and confirmations with an important issue and of happy to have another one. seems like stephen breyer and seems like the women catch it harder.

and we will see what happens. >> they cannot force her out. she is resolute. >> younger than when the pressure started. thank you very much panel, it's been nearly a year since drescher did -- detained and his family ascribing the avenue -- agony they're all going through. and getting him home as the mouse on approaches. that's coming up next.

♪ >> shannon: evan was arrested by russian authorities this is the anniversary. accused of espionage and detained ever since without a trial. >> i'm sure you can imagine this has been a really difficult year for family. just a lot of uncertainty and we just had to take it day by day. >> speaking out of the national press conference in washington on thursday along with wall street journal editor paul beckett and many others. he is the american-born son of the soviet era russian jewish immigrants to the us. his parents taught him russian

as he was growing up in princeton new jersey, a valuable asset in his work as a journalist. on march train until last year he was on assignment in russia's fourth-largest city. when he was detained by the federal security service. he had full press credentials from the foreign ministry. >> i would say when they confirmed that they had it immediately go into that falsehood and the participation. and that was quick to very publicly condemn it and deny it. >> reporter: he became the first american journalist since the cold war to be accused of being a spy. and was sent to the notorious prison in moscow. and this was the scene of mass executions and torture during the reign of josef stalin. he spent 90% of his time each day in a small cell. >> we would like the us government to do whatever it

takes to bring him home. adventists in a prison. the prison designed to isolate and break you down. >> we expect evan's face trial given the assessments. >> they recognized him as wrongfully detained. calling for his immediate release. president biden says the us government is working around the clock to bring him home. last monthly putin said a prisoner swap was being discussed but refused to give a timeframe for the i'd -- for the ordeal. visited at the thursday president said he remains strong in resilience. >> out of standing here one year reflecting a lot and it's incredible to see this journey -- this group of journalists rally around him. we will keep believing that we

will get evan home. >> shannon: you can support for bring evan home by using the hashtag i stand with evan. you can also get updates wsj.com slash evan. my podcast livin' the bream has a new episode today. i sat down with her public and senator james lankford and previewed a look at tuesday's abortion -- abortion campaign livin' the bream wherever you get your podcast. have a great wee