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g-7 leaders in italy facing increasing criticism from european allies for standing by israel in there war against hamas while trying to bolster support for ukraine as they struggle in there war with russia. we'll talk with tom caught new serves on the armed services committee. five months of election day president biden finally takes executive action to try and secure america's broken border with while the top issues voters say is hurting the country. >> trying to help us gain control of our border into the process. >> binds orders on border security plan since president biden took office, will his moves be enough to stem the flow of migrants that have overwhelmed major cities in read and blue states including the nation's biggest new york city. the last democratic congressman whose south bronx district played two major trump rally last month.

plus... >> when someone lies to congress at the crime. even if you are the presidents on. >> new trouble for hunting buyer -- hunter biden as he is accused of lying to congress at the same time as defence team prepares to fight back against the prosecution's case and his felony gun trial. the sunday panel and the political blowback for the president all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ >> shannon: hello from fox news in new york. in the headlights today is celebrations in israel is for israelis are rescued and the largest hostage rescue operation since the latest war with hamas begins. reunited with 246 days in captivity and they say 234 palestinians were killed during the raid. and that built by the us military in gaza is back up and taking in food and humanitarian aid for palestinians.

after it was blown apart with high winds and heavy seas last month. voters across europe are set to decide the direction of the parliament today, early polls adjust they could shift the world's largest trading block to the right and made concerns in ukraine would end migration. that's just -- going to be top priority as they meet in italy this week including president biden and in a moment we will get reaction from publican senator tom cotton but first we have team coverage in israel and where we begin with white house correspondent peter m. paris. hello peter. >> hello shanna, afternoon. president biden spent part of a stay here greeting u.s. embassy staff he's on his way right now to go lay a wreath at a world war i memorial all while warning he thinks another big war in this part of europe could be possible if the west stop sending five figure munitions packages to ukraine.

>> is not just ukraine it's about a block more than ukraine. all of europe will be threatens. we will not let that happen. >> later this see week the g-7 where they will work not just to help ukraine but figure out how to counter china economically. he says during a meeting that he has been getting complaints lately from sheet -- xi jinping. this abiy title because he was speaking so softly. >> the last discussion with xi jinping,... >> president biden has not acknowledge a large pro- palestine protest of the white house saturday that went all the way around campus and start -- and studies keeping the talk about the war in gaza focus on the rescued hostages. >> i want to echo his comments welcoming the rescue for hostages that were returned to their families in israel.

they won't stop working to all -- to all the hostages come home and a cease-fire is reached and that is essential to happen. >> for attending this week's g-7 in italy which is a very short flight from here, president biden is actually going to fly home to delaware for a couple days which means he will be home if there is a verdict in his sun's trial by midweek. shannon? >> we will talk pretty much more about this thank you very pretty much from paris. people are celebrating the return of those for rescued half -- hostages. >> good morning, almost 250 days into the war is really people received a rare piece of good news amid the conflict. >> the 26-year-old climbs into an israeli helicopter after 246 to -- twitter 46 days in hamas captivity she is heading home.

>> complex hostage rescue missions and rescued four of our hostages from hamas activity in gaza. >> taken place in central gaza at two locations. actually out forces with hamas gunmen before securing the hostages as they arrived at an israeli hospital, crowds cheered. for these release after more than eight months in gaza who were united with their loved ones. a father with his daughter, a man with his friends at a mother with her son. >> thank you. for bringing my son to me. to us. i am so excited that i could hug him today. >> the story does not come without dark -- the story of light does not come without dark. someone sick came to hit -- succumbed to his wounds and according to the hamas run

palestinian authority majority of people were killed during the operation that included extensive israeli airstrikes. >> they did not set as warnings or leaflets, nothing they explain. body parts spread in the streets. >> the rescue operation talked with the contradictions of war for palestinians it was a day of death and destruction, for these really people, exactly 35 weeks after black saturday, it was a day of hope. shannon? >> live in israel for us, thank you très. >> joining us now is tom cotton, welcome back to the show, want to start with your reaction to the daring rescue and the good news. >> they were having me on shanna, what a wonderful day for the people of israel to have for these hostages rescued in a truly heroic and well executed mission yesterday. having a chance to speak to the prime minister netanyahu after this mission he commanded the

israeli defence forces an israeli police who helped at -- execute this operation. i am very dismayed by sources from the progressive left here to include the new york times and washington post are somehow condemning israel for saving for hostages at the cost of supposedly more than 200 palestinians. we cannot take at face value what hamas says through the suppose it gaza ministry of health, but my advice to that would be if you don't want your people killed in a hostage rescue miss it -- missions, you shouldn't take hostages in the first place. you should release the ones you haven't certainly you should not hide them in civilian areas. so have soft to the israeli security forces for a fantastic day in rescuing these for hostages. >> we saw understand there are americans being held, there is discussion of our own special forces should be operating in this region, again there is great concern about the us forces being on the ground

there's a pledge that this won't happen but what about our hostages and getting them out? >> shannon, our military has several units that are specifically chained -- training hostage rescue and they always has to be available and ready to rescue american citizens wherever they may be. that's our responsibility. not israel or any other nations. this said, usually defence forces and security forces have the expertise operating in gaza and working with the american government and specifically our intelligence services as well. i'm confident if israel's government had a chance to rescue american citizens they would do the exact same for our citizens that they would do for israel. our hostage rescue teams always have to be available. simply went want to have any kind of conflict inside her with israel's hostage rescue teams. we want to work with them hand in glove to make sure every hostage gets back alive. >> and more than a hundred that -- hundred of them try to figure

out how they come home. the president gave an interview to time magazine a few days ago and he was asked of this. some in israel have suggested netanyahu is prolonging the war for his own political self-preservation, do you believe this should do believe this? president but it's an ongoing to comment on that but there is every reason for people to draw this conclusion. what do you make of this response from him about our ally and want to say to critics say that's exactly what netanyahu is doing? >> this is just another slander by joe biden against benjamin netanyahu and the government at large. the prime minister netanyahu's policies are very popular. there is a cabinet signing off on missions like we saw yesterday. and at every turn joe biden has tried to limit israel's freedom of action in their ability to prove -- defend themselves and put more pressure on israel. not pressure on hamas and it's patrons in the middle east.

just look at what happened yesterday outside the white house you had anti- american pro- hamas lunatics desecrating the statues of our great veterans which is a plain violation of federal law. but joe biden's government allowed to happen and i bet we will not see any prosecutions for violating this law. i will introduce legislation this week that imposes stiffer penalties we can long these lunatics up. but joe biden thinks he's pro- hamas and anti- american lunatics should be guiding american policy towards israel. what we should be doing is backing israel to the hills and if we had done this since october 7th the taxes were would probably already be over hostages would be freed, and there be less civilian casualties and suffering in gaza. but joe biden said is catering to the small pro- hamas wing of the democratic party and set at the large pro-israel majority of american people. >> shannon: this is what the polling shows let's talk about another hotspot, ukraine,

easements find time with full zelensky and he said sitting this week and talking with him, he apologized for the delay of aid, this latest one i came through and he says he blames some very conservative members that were holding it up and says he finally got done you blocked on the earlier packages you had concerns that there is changes to it and he did ultimately vote for it, you think he's point the finger at you? >> he shall be fully -- pointed a finger at himself are more than two years joe biden pussyfoot around and didn't give ukraine the weapons they needed to defend themselves. at every turn in this war, ukraine is asked for certain types or quantities of weapons and joe biden has refusal into reverse himself three, or six, or nine month later when it was too late. we take it step back and look at the broader context, joe biden is large responsible for attempting lead putin to do what he has always wanted to do which is invade and annex ukraine back to russia.

and if you notice, lead putin only tends to invade ukraine when democrats are present. he did under barack obama and under joe biden. did not happen under donald trump for four years it with -- had peace and stability. and he reversed barack obama and joe biden's failed policy of sending ukrainians blankets and ponchos with donald trump an office we sent javelins that were essential to winning the battle of kyiv and the way to have peace in europe and for this matter peace and stability around the world's is to remove joe biden from the white house on election day this year and return donald trump. that's how we will get that stability. >> shannon: you talk about annexations i want to say there was reports will president trump lessard road to end this conflict is potentially pushing ukraine to give up crimea and parts of donbas, if that is the plan, do you agree with this strategy and with this be

rewarding putin in order to wrap this thing up in the way that he intended to started and take some of that territory instead of just giving him what he wanted? >> president trump in his campaign he has said any reports of plans like this are not authorized and they are not coming from the president himself. furthermore, president trump says he strongly supports ukraine's strength and survival. he is a strong relationship when he was in office with full zelensky he provided a ukraine the weapons they needed to fend off this russian invasion that happened in large part because of joe biden's weakness. out think president trump wants to prejudge with the situation we'll become january nor do i am part because we have no idea how pretty much worse joe biden can screw things up. we have to judge the circumstances as they exist next year when he returned to office and hopefully we have a republican majority in congress as well to make the decisions about what best to protect america's interests and the interest of our allies and partners. >> somewhere about them being a short list for vice president,

can you confirm if you are being vetted formally? >> as i have set i think a lot one person knows who's on the shortlist. >> i mean like her paperwork and requests for kinds of things. >> i think he'll make a choice when he's ready to make that choice. i'm confident he will make a good choice for the ticket in the party and more importantly for the country i think again he'll make that choice and the time is right. i'm focused on helping him win this election and helping republicans win this majority of the congress we can begin to reverse the damage joe biden has put on this country for four years. >> i think it's fair to say you will have made statements about things like nato, international organizations, america's role in the global stage that are different. when you as vice president advocate for policies that might outline up with the commander-in-chief? you thank you are all too different on foreign policy? >> no, i think we have long been

a line on the foreign-policy both subscribe to what you would say is ronald reagan's vision which is peace and strength with trump in the white house we had peace and stability around the globe didn't have wars breaking out in europe and the middle east and being threatened in a shop. we believe sometimes you have to use military force indiscriminate fashion as the way trump did when he authorize a strike against the terrorist mastermind and we believe we need to pressure allies to take more responsibility for funding our common defence or taking responsibility for what's happening in their own region. in part because america needs to take the lead against china in the western pacific for peace and stability they are. slightly president trump and i are aligned on foreign policy ronald reagan was with the peace and new strength strategy which is not just republicans but normal americans. only these pro- hamas anti- american lunatics and democratic parties think that america is to blame for what is happening in

the world are we should retreat from strength and confidence in the world. >> okay, we hope to hear more from the debate stage of the campaign trail with his plans for ukraine centre, thank for your time and keep us update on that paperwork! [ laughter ] thank you shannon. >> shannon: porta chaos, thousands of migrant still crossing into the us daily despite the executive actions, fox news will take you live to the border and the new york congressmen is here and joins us live in studio to react next. ♪

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what we have done is further strengthened the border's through executive action which can be challenged and we'll be challenged in the courts which is why we need congress to act. >> homeland security secretary friday after president biden issued executive ashley -- action, the white house a it's control in the flow of migrants illegally crossing the border but how is the reality playing out on the ground, live at the border in california with the real world impact, hello matt. >> reporter: hello shannon. border patrol agents tell us this area just outside of san diego for the past three years has been a hot spot because human smugglers know there is gaping holes in our border wall here and they can easily push illegal migrants through. >> just outside of san diego a fox camera capturing another group of 40 to 50 migrants illegally crossing. coming from all over the world including china, india, vietnam in argentina.

on migrant pusher cameras as he was loaded onto a bus. this week they see mounting political pressure and consuming -- concerning poll numbers president biden announce an executive order that suspends and limits the entry of noncitizens which will remain in effect until the daily average of migrants encounters drops below 1500 for seven consecutive days. >> moving pastor using the executive authorities available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border. migrants will be restricted from receiving asylum and our southern border unless they seek after entering through an established lawful process. >> he claims migrant to now cross illegally will be ineligible for asylum. unless they have exceptionally compelling circumstances. >> i will terminate every single open border policy on the biden administration as soon as i take the oath of office. >> there has not been any

immediate change as far as any significant decrease in the border crossing since the announcement. >> reporter: this week fox threw spoke with migrants or across the globe arriving at the major american san diego metropolitan. >> from egypt, all from egypt? >> egypt. >> jordan. why did you come to america? >> for a job. >> for a job? you know it's illegal to cross aboard like this right? >> yes. >> don't care? >> yes. >> reporter: looks a president biden's executive order on immigration could be indefinite, for it to end is that when the daily average it's about 1500 and the latest numbers obtained by fox news show you're saying about 3900 right now. shannon? >> live at the border thank you very pretty much matt and jamie down studio, the congressmen ritchie torres good to see you.

it's very nice to see you, let's talk about new york city. there has been an influx of a hundred 75,000 migrants in a relatively short period of time. your city council member says we're spending more taxpayer money to care for foreign nationals that we are on the annual budgets of the nypd fdi and sanitation combines. i know your reaction the sweetness of the executive action by the president was wary, you want to be indistinguishable you several republicans, you worried about excluding or raising certain communities of colour. what do you say to people of colour here who your constituents are people who live in this town who are worried about the system being over loan -- overwhelming public safety and education they say could destroy the city. >> the concerns are fair, the migrant crisis has put enormous strain on the social safety shelter system of new york city. we have a dysfunctional asylum system anyone anywhere can cross the border and claim asylum and

enter the country and border patrol has no emergency authority to limit the crossings so this is the gap the president's executive order is filling. what in the end and executive orders no substitute for an act of congress, only congress can fix what's broken in our asylum system. >> meisino both sides point the finger at each other has publicans will say we passed hr to and it's very comprehensive the white house and president will say what about that deal in the senate you guys had together it seems it doesn't matter who's in charge this problem is not getting solved. >> actually one party that has a bipartisan compromise on the border security which is the democratic party. we negotiated this compromise with their publicans and there was a number of republican. >> a small handful. >> mitch mcconnell's most notable. >> he was for the bill before he was against it and then he was pressured by donald trump to oppose the legislation but those

republicans were actively obstructing and opposing the security compromise they have no interest next resolve in the problem. there is -- the interested in playing against president biden. there's a difference between governing and grandstanding and this requires compromise. if you refuse to compromise, if you let perfect be the enemy of the good you are not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. >> her publicans had never promise of the bigger package many saying they felt they had no say in it and it was negotiated to a point where they couldn't go along with what was in it. we look at this issue of immigration it's not good for the white house for the president we have new polling out this week the number of key states arizona florida nevada and virginia on people were asked to do trust handle immigration you can see the double digit on our screens everything president trump has a pretty much better handle on this. >> i would encourage you to look at this. this is ground zero for the red wave in new york and tom swazi was able to win back by even

larger margin then the loss in 2022 and he was largely campaigning on border security. he has shown democrats can proactively only issue border security so i don't think we should have conceded to the public and. >> we'll be enough in time we look at the 20-point deficit for president biden with these really critical states, this has to be a warning sign to the white house, does this then make you question as some do, that this executive action is just a political ploy in an election year? >> the president's action because of congressional inaction. congress need to do their job and keep in mind the clinical establishments has a history of underestimate them president biden, he has proven the conventional group wrong and i think you will outperform the holes in the predictions of these in the prognosticators. >> we always nothing a lot tighter as we will not have to make a decision with third-party candidates that pull with significant numbers but once we'll get to the ballot box early vote they have to make a

decision and often these tight now. i want to ask you about all of these recent reports questioning the president's ability to run and be effective for another four years, you've seen the polls, is not just republicans it's also democrats and independents have questions. the independent had a really tough piece yesterday referring to the president sort of another ruth bader ginsburg, that she doesn't know when it's time to leave and across the country that seat and a cause democrats that seat, they say this about him and says he remains a comprehensively we can come been weighed down by the same liabilities upward him from the start beginning with the largest and completely unfixable one at 81, he's pretty much too old to run for president. you said lester 80 is not ideal for a candidate running but here we are what do you make of these reports and do you think the president it's up to another four years? >> i have full confidence of the president it is true he is old but so is donald trump, it's a geriatric presidential race. >> whati thing they poll definitely because people seem less concerned about president

trump's age. >> a thing there's a narrative that has said in but if you look at his record, speaks for itself. he had no pressure publicans together to provide healthcare veterans exposed to toxic substances and brought democrats and republicans able to bring this more than half a century, brought democrats are publicans together to address the national security risk around tik tok, i think any judgement based on substance rather then narrative, i think he deserves reelection. >> let me ask you about that big rally at a couple weeks ago in your district, a very diverse district a lot of folks showed up and we talked to some of them out there, one gentleman says you were taking everything from blacks and browns everywhere hispanics are the other people who don't have a lot you are taking it and giving it to the illegal aliens which is totally wrong. he talked what why he was attending this. we have many other similar statements from folks, what you think your constituency is moving and poll numbers show us that hispanic and black voters

are moving to president trump in a way they did before. >> the bronx will overwhelmingly vote for biden. with the latino vote has never been a monolith. 2000 george w bush won 40% of the latino vote. puerto ricans at dominicans and the south bronx are different from cubans and venezuelans in florida and differ from mexicans and their different from mexicans in south texas. the latino vote is a bipartisan vote for a long time. despite with the polls say, we should be campaigning as if we are tentatively points behind which never take any constituency for granted. >> it's good advice for any campaign despite any polls be fighting for every single vote. thank you for making the time to come in. >> happy to be here. >> shannon: up next for president trump mix of massive fundraising call in a space once dominate by democrats three weeks but before the presidential debate -- debate. we're here to break down new polls showing the key voting

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after raking in big fundraising dollars over the weekend. fox news senior correspondent is live on the ground in las vegas for the very latest. >> heiskanen. for president trump arrives here in this overstate after striking gold with big dollar donors in california. [ cheering ] >> silicone valley is not where they usually topper campaign cash to president trump got a boost after tech investors david saxon held a packed private event in san francisco. >> we thought 5 million might be a big lift but as it turns out we got all the way to 12. >> he says he trumps -- trust trump more than president biden on issues like the economy and foreign policy. >> the tides are changing, they're starting to look at who are the people that they are electing. >> reporter: they california holly adds to his postconviction warchest witch balloon to a combined $291 million from

self-reported funds, rnc money and organizations that back him. the biden campaign says will trumps case might have reenergized his bays, monies being spent on legal bills not voters. >> when it comes to money this be a very competitive race we know donald trump will raise a lot of money, we raised a lot of money. >> as of april to cash on hand advantage is about $35 million. trump started his west coast swing in arizona where he rescinded the executive order for asylum-seekers to the nine states. >> i will terminate every single biden open borders policy. >> you biden nearly won in 2020 but the new fox news polling shows voters are unhappy with their finances in the present job performance. and head to had match ups he leads biden by five points in both states. the foreign presence rally begins here in las vegas later this afternoon, the national

weather service issues and excessive heat watching the campaign is selling supporters to be mindful of the temperatures they will be providing water and have cooling stations and shanna, the high today forecasted in las vegas? 103. shannon? >> all right alecia, thank you very pretty much. time now for our sunday group. fox news contributor president of american spirits tammy bruce and also author of the new book fear itself exposing the left's mind killing agenda. the tennessee democratic cohost of the five a fox news contributor harold ford junior. for new york public and congressmen and former prosecutor lisa eldon, good to see all of you and the new studio and in person thank you for being here. we want to start the new polling we have out in some key states i will go through these will stop on a couple bullets for florida here. you have president trump up by four there and you go into nevada, he's up by five then in arizona he's also up by five. there is another twist, i want

to put up in arizona there is an abortion measure that will be on the ballot and people asked whether they would vote for constitutional amendment to the right to abortion on the state ballot, setting percent said yes and 20% said know. could this be us will or for president trump going into arizona where he is accountable lead at the moment? >> i think that's the issue the democrats have relied upon to increase their enthusiasm right? people will not rush to vote for joe biden but if you put an issue like that on this done regularly it could be a variety of issues, this is something people are passionate about. it will get them to the polls. however,, i don't think this poll also says biden said about five points on the issue of abortion when it comes to head to had with trump so it's not a huge lead. you have republicans who are also agreeing with that ballot measures so i think the trump enthusiasm we have seen it even after the verdict this poll. that is just a monstrous, it's

huge. so this is the one thing i think democrats have been relying on from the beginning because of biden's weakness and even this is not playing as pretty much as they thought it would because even suburban women have moved to trump. i think the push for the next few months, i'll think it will be a problem for trump, i think they are able to beat that. >> both sides really have to get that operation, they seem to have an advantage already underway on some of the things the team seemed to be playing a little bit of catch-up. let's look to the issues, you mention we talked what abortion, president biden guess the edge on climate change abortion and integrity in healthcare for president trump by them pretty much bigger margins has the win from these folks on israel, thomas were, on the economy and immigration in the border and hear those are issues people say are more important to them. >> thank you for having us. happy sunday. i think a couple things, democrats are concerned about this state-by-state polling data. showing us down for five points

to president trump at 50, eight time opponent is at 50 president trump is a unique opponent because he's been president before, that she because for some concern. there is something's working for president biden. president trump is the most pessimistic candidate president of ever seen every thing is the worst. president biden so worse the economies the worse, the border is the worst, there still an element i think americans want positive and optimism regardless of how tik tok in social media has influence politics. two, president biden has talked about his record, you screw 50 million jobs 3 million more americans have health insurance and the manufacturing jobs including phoenix where they have become manufacturing hub and they will continue to be one going forward. and you can underestimate the power of abortion and keeping it legal and safe. and has been issue and i went for the sitting in 2006 same-sex marriages on the bow they want

to enshrine it in the state constitutions hoping to bring up the bigger republican voter numbers -- voting numbers. this will certainly do that. the question i think will come down to an election of how he'll feel about their finances and how would they feel about their finances and future. whoever has the advantage of that moment i think we'll have the advantage come november. >> shannon: we do have a question on that. i will say because i get the tweets if i don't that 15 million jobs were created ponoka test on this they will go and see most lows k because a covid, there has been job creation, what is used out the latest round of unemployment, good job numbers but again previous months they have been revised downward which seems to happen almost every month. >> wages are also going up. fourteen, it's 14.9 million jobs created. we can quarrel about this all day but if we lost 14-point i million jobs guess what they would say biden is the reason. >> so to the economic issue in this point in virginia where there is a thai head to peden president biden won by ten

points, more than ten points at last time around a while the questions we asked their what about your family's financial situation we'll put this up holding steady with a 43%, 40% of people say falling behind, he gets the ballot box and people are going to vote based on their own economics in their own pocketbook. >> yes in the household debt right now being very high for a lot of families for families who want to get their first home interest rates are higher for some people they are in a home, they are prioritizing this but it's hard to be able to afford the larger house the economy as an issue -- has issued to decide with about november at the bigger issue for people that are not benefiting from the economy right now. i think the point whether in virginia arizona and florida for the voters a lot of them are talking about the border is a top priority in the economy in the top priority and they are not talking as pretty much about some of these other issues and to the conversation about abortion being on the ballot, they also have the back the blue

measure and a statewide amendment to combat child sex trafficking. and i think at the end of the day, it comes down to the mechanics of campaigning. it's about both sides as they are talking about the last segment message to democrats that message applies to republicans. take nothing for granted. work hard all day every day. >> ever knows that the absolute truth. panel, don't go far, hunter biden's federal gun case that's coming up and it's back in session tomorrow his attorneys taking the weekend to decide if the president's sun the stand. plus, right now, if you need a break available for streaming right now eighties? show you a mentioned -- wreck and wreck isolette familiar faces including mine and we got a little crazy and we got super competitive so if you need a break this is fun hosted by the one and only, on foxsnake -- on fox nation. fox nation. ♪

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>> then jason smith can pursue every remedy available to him. >> that is what he is doing now. that was the chair jason smith and the oversight ranking member. hauser publicans announced they are sending criminal referrals to the justice department recommending hunter and james biden we charge of making false statements to congress related to the houses impeachment by the republicans against president biden the democrat say this is all just on ten we are back now with the panel. former prosecutor, this is a letter they are sending over to the doj, hunter biden and james bay provably false statements to oversight committee and judiciary, is it the oge -- doj going to do anything with this? >> they should! ucc ban on his way to prison and peter navarro sent to prison, these are charges that get treated very seriously by the doj when you're going after the right. i think the doj's duty is to treat these seriously. coming from the united states congress, there is testimony

given under oath no one is above the law, that was joe biden's own words right after this verdict came out of manhattan week and a half ago and the doj should absolutely investigate it and i happen to agree knowing the evidence that was presented i've agree that hunter and james biden lied under oath. for whatever reason, is the means justify the ends whatever you're going against president trump to be able to lock them up for the rest of his life or bankrupt him and his family are in some cases remove him from the ballot the left is talking about a tax -- attacks on democracy and this every thing we've had to witness and they haven't even stopped yet. they are still going. i think you're the doj has responsibly to take us to say this is a referral from the nine states congress with evidence to back it up. >> they might also be dealing with a contempt citation for the attorney general himself. the house oversight chair wants to someone over potentially moving forward with this he says the house oversight and judiciary, the committees issue

lawful subpoenas to them for the audio recordings of president biden's interview with the council but he continues to deny our subpoenas there must be things to not agree to the subpoenas. >> i am fatigued by all the referrals and investigations in the impeachment increase. i was fatigued when democrats are doing it against president trump this is a group of people in the congress in the last 41 years the only summit a budget on time for times. this is a group of people in congress hamas attacked israel october 7 that took them months to finally provide some funding for our neighbours and friends and allies their ends it didn't matter even in ukraine and i think the blame goes on both sides. i would agree with lee, if there was reason for the department i wouldn't believe they wouldn't take these referrals seriously and i hope they do and give us an answer. it's important to note that the issue they were held in contempt because they didn't show up.

but if indeed there was lies here and missed truths are not truths, i hope they go after them but i hope at some point they get back to doing their day jobs. democrats and republicans. if they are fortunate enough to again -- gain a majority in the fall which not out of the realm, i hope they take a lesson in realizing people want them to behave seriously and do serious things and i don't consider this the most serious of efforts. >> maybe why, you are free now but with the congress,. >> item breaker wasn't elected to the senate i would've stayed there. [ laughter ] >> there you go way you look at the polling, congress get some of the worst off, 19% i think was the last one we had on that. may not want to make sure he touched on this a number of democrats out there warning of president trump is reelected he has talked of being a dictator and talked of being revengeful, here's a little bit from the left and we will hear for the former president to. >> trunk road and debra during the score i have the congress and supreme court's, i own this

all, i am a dictator. it's very reasonable to assume that's where he's headed. >> people were actually worried about being thrown in jail or grabbed in some sort of extra do just hold the tension. and i think it's -- as crazy as the sensing i states america i think people should really consider that these or possibilities. >> here's what president trump said when asked about these accusations. >> number 1, they are wrong, has to stop otherwise you won't have a country. we can have the stuff go on because you know what? when biden goes at everyone says by and then he gets indicted two days later and they go after him? the country doesn't want that, and he didn't want with hillary clinton either. >> what you make of the back and forth? >> trump has said even before about hillary when asked specifically about put her in jail line is that would be too divisive this has been a consistent position of his for

years now. and no points has he made or create an action or made a point of saying i'm going to be a dictator i'm going to throw everyone in jail. it's been the opposite. and of course you have the left using the media to trying gaslight people. the fact of the matter is biden has joked about the find the supreme court's on the student loans. on that decision he's joked about it. only president trump is the one who's been on trial and faces being put in prison which many including i think that they will in fact try to incarcerate him in some fashion. it seems a little like projection considering the nature of what's been going on and i think it's a shame but the american people can see the difference and trump has been vocal about this consistently that what they are saying is sadly not true. >> we'll have a couple seconds as hunter biden testify next week? out that he does, do you? anybody? >> i think he should. >> he's a second greatest liable time so now.

>> old boy. will see of the jury thinks about that and his father saying this week he's not planning to pardon him. thank you very pretty much. coming up, i'll introduce you to know is really man who survived the october 7 the tax he was held with his family in a safe room as friends and valley members were murdered and kidnapped. you'll hear about his mission to get all the remaining hostages home from gaza now .

>> shannon: the sun news about the four hostages rescued in gaza highly and the fact that they are still holding more than a hundred people taken on october 7th. i talked this week with the hamas attacks and who lost his father and many friends and is now fighting to get the remaining hostages home including several from his own community. we spoke before the news of this courageous rescue. it's this week's sunday special. >> how are you doing? several months of but still very fresh. >> first well, thank you for letting me speak here. difficult times. we live in difficult times over the last eight months and hasn't been easy.

with my four kids and my wife and our dog even living in a hotel doesn't matter because we know only butter 125 people people still in god and that -- gaza. this is the hardest event, the hardest thing to do. >> shannon: and not knowing for sure. i want to ask about your ribbon and the necklace you have that we in the us would call a dog tag but i think it's very similar in israeli culture what it is. >> in israel and has different name. when you serve the army you get one with your number. with your personal number in the army. now here in english it says bring them home now. in hebrew it says. [ speaking alternate language ] which means our heart is connected to gaza. that yellow ribbon is a symbol again, to be with the kidnapped

people and their families and friends. as a symbol and we know -- they know we are thinking about them all day long, all the time. >> it's incredible difficult people who were taken some have not survived as we know and we continue to find out there is hostages that have not survived their captivity with hamas. what is your message here in the us as you visit? >> we need to get help from everyone we can first of all, to bring everybody home. >> what you make of the conversations on going because there have been some releases, can israel negotiate with hamas on these things? are they a reliable actor in these negotiations? >> i think the problem we have is we have some targets, not one. it's very difficult to know when you have some targets what to do first. i think he is really government thanks first need to win the war. i think we lost the war on the 7th of october. we lost that fight, the battle.

bouctouche when the war, first it's bring the citizens back it's not soldiers, and civilians taken from their homes. to win the war, first bring them back. then, we will deal with gaza. >> you grew up there right there on the board with gauze that your entire. can you envision a future in which you can live peacefully and feel safe on this border? >> i feel hope so. i'm an optimistic. okay? we need to change something. i still don't know what. but i know we can go and live the same way we do. [ sirens ] >> now and my kids hear a siren, for example,, they think terrorists are coming. we are refugees and our own country, i don't know when i will go back will take time physically and mentally, but when we go back and we want to go back, this is our land, our home.

>> do these really people feel supported by the americans? >> i want to thank yes. the majority thinks united states, you help us very pretty much. i met with many, many people these last few days from the congress, senates, and i feel the love and i feel we are together in this occasion because it's not justified between israel and hamas. it is between good and evil. >> shannon: thank of assuring your story with us we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> shannon: since we sat down of course we learned of the amazing rescue of the four hostages in gaza so he sent us a statement he says we are very happy for of our captives were rescued by the idf, yeah, we must never the job is not done. we are still missing a hundred 20 hostages we need to bring back home fast. we continue to call upon the national community for help until all of our families are back home. we thank him for his time. just a quick note to my podcast is out, livin' the bream, i sat

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