that is what happen here as well. >> julie: congressman andy biggs, thank you for talking to us. we really do appreciate it. >> thinks you, julie. >> julie: the white house struggles with messaging on the israel hamas role. a ri growing between the presidt and vice president as the administration is telling israel how to fight. plus the biden campaign looking nervous about slipping support + glucerna. bring on the day! tired muscles and joints were keeping me from my family. now i can be myself again. blue-emu supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. >> julie: the president, the vice president and national security advisor all waiting in how israel should conduct its war against hamas. they are pushed to wind down fighting in gaza creating tension with our ally, israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier this week, president biden warned that israel is starting to lose global support "by indiscriminate bombing that takes place." and then this yesterday. >> do you want israel to scale back its assault on gaza b

i'm willing to do significantly more. >> carley: arizona congressman andy biggs joins us now.rant encounters in a single day. take a listen to something former dhs secretary jeh johnson said in 201. listen to this i know 1,000 overblems the system. i cannot begin to imagine what 4,000 looks like. we are truly in a crisis. >> carley: now we are at three times what jeh johnson said he couldn't even imagine would be like. we're at 12,000 instead of 4 you, though. the president yesterday blamed republicans. what's your response to that. >> well, it's not the republicans that have opened the border. and we can now see what 12,000 or 10,000 a day looks like because that's the average is over 10,000 a day right now. and so when you start looking at how this is unfolding, look. there was not, in that group of 1,000 in lukeville, arizona, two days ago. there was not a single female. there was not a single child. every one of that 1,000 plus persons was 18 to 35-year-old men we call that military age. they have made this country very dangerous. and we don't know what we don't know becau

yes, think it is important that he i think it is important that he wasn't of an service right now, andyven be investigated by the fbi at this stage, think it is because of that language being used by the attorney general, that this was such an important figure in terms of his career and in terms of the years, the decades that passed while he was allegedly working for the cuban government. i don't know then necessarily has too much of an impact on the relationship at the moment, simply because things are so negative already. they can't get that much worse. it's always interesting moments like this, takes a while i think before cuba ever recognises there was a spy or there was any relationship and i don't think it will be until there is a conclusion in the case in miami before there is any word from the government in nevada on this whole situation. aha, on this whole situation. a guess that would be my next question. do you expect cuba to respond at all to these allegations?— respond at all to these allegations? respond at all to these alleaations? , ., �* ~ allegations? yes, i don't thin

matt gaetz, andy biggs and others have no agenda.and you can't achieve even modest victories unless you stick together in the house and it may end up costing the republican party its majority in 2,024. one more break. when we come back, our panel's hits. ♪ i'm at now for our hits of the year. kim, first to you. >> paul, my hat goes to the exciting and impressive breakthroughs this year in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. we have seen some remarkable breakthroughs in the treatment of alzheimer's, prostate camper, breast cancer, hiv and obesity. quantum leaps forward in these like tec and the crisper gene editing tools. we talk a lot about how government works pretty much everything it touches. this is an example of what happens when the market and innovation are instead allowed to really get on with things. in this case the most wonderful thing at all is saving human lives. >> the year of is epic. bill? >> paul a big hit from the supreme court they gave a bunch of good decisions but probably the biggest was in the college ad

republican congressman andy biggs was out here today. he says this crisis is going all over the country. take a listen. >> you're going to continue to see inkrising crime, you're going to see increasing homelessness because our economy is not designed to absorb the millions of people coming in to this country illegally that are being given paroles and ability to work. it's coming to your town. >> particular that, the white house has said that this border crisis is seasonal. the sort of thing that shifts with the weather every now and then. here we are in year three of this crisis. this just goes to show has nothing to do with the weather. we're in mid december. it's all about policy. back to you. >> martha: bill, thanks very much. let's bring in marsha blackburn of tennessee that is on the judiciary committee. can you update us on where this stands? there's pressure to put together a deal for greater border security, for funding for israel, funding for ukraine. you guys are up against the christmas break here. what can you tell us? >> ma

andy biggs had the following to say to fox digital.ote eric swalwell in contempt because the rumor is that mr. swalwell aided and abetted him by setting up his facility so he could have his press conference across the way. what do you think about that? >> it's pretty remarkable. the democrats have been highly on record saying that you've got to comply with subpoenas from congress otherwise not only should you be held in contempt, but the contempt order should be enforced. joe biden himself said contempt order should be enforced against steve bannon and peter navarro. steve bannon got sentenced to four months in prison plus fines. i'm not holding my breath for the department of justice to treat hunter biden equally or eric swalwell equally. >> what do you think of the stunt that he pulled giving that statement? is it in the end beneficial to hunter biden? or does it come back to biden him? >> i definitely think it was media savvy to be out there saying he will only testify in public. and makes them look like he has transparency. despite

liz: house oversight and house judiciary congressman andy biggs. good to have you on the show and merry christmas to you. this is a significant development this area of investigation for the house impeachment probe. here's the allegation, that the president and his family buried overseas profits they earned, tens of millions of dollars and white house narrative is these are loans. they were loaning each other money. the white house has insisted this is all koenen sure. kosher and that's the narrative and profits and that's the breaking news and irs whistle blower gary shapely and joseph ziegler testified to ways and means and the loan actually existed. what do you think, andy? >> yeah, okay, so here's what i think about that. they couldn't find evidence of loans at all. then you also have bank examiners and auditors finding no evidence of loans or where this money even came from. it blows a hole in their narrative and that's one way they were laundering their money claiming it was loans and quite frankly that ultimately is why you end up with an in

. >> mike: andy biggs writes, "we have significant concerns about jack smith's targeting and hatred of conservatives. he can either comply with jim jordan and me or face a subpoena." how do you assess this one, tom? >> i think jack smith is going to continue to get increased pressure from people in congress who are pushing him, and i think the united states supreme court is going to take a look at this, but on the schedule that they want to do. i think the supreme court is going to take the perspective that they need to make sure they have enough time if they want to take this case and decide it now. that they have enough time to think about it, decide the legal issues. it goes without saying, these are absolutely momentous questions and i don't think the justices are going to say, "we are going to make this schedule around jackson is preferred trial schedule." it is something they might take into account, but i think he's fooling himself if he thinks that, by demanding the supreme court, decide this case in the next few weeks, that they'll do it just because he's pushing them to do it

still ahead, congressman andy biggs says congressman eric swalwell should be punished by congress forter biden avoid a closed door deposition. he joins us live next. rachel: plus, chris is getting ready to perform his new christmas single live, all that's ahead. stay with us. ♪ i'm breathing on god's time -- ♪ and i ain't gonna waste one breath. ♪ plunge >> he needs to be held accountability for same activity that anybody else would who aid ad and abetted a crime. needs to be invested. if it turns out he overstated his participation and defiance if, then maybe nothing needs to happen. but if he participated as fully as he indicated, he needs to be held accountable. rachel: he was definitely there with him. here's what representative eric swalwell had to say. >> hunter hoed up, he was ready -- showed up, he was ready to testify publicly. you know, what hunter chooses to do and not do is up to him, but they've got absolutely nothing. they've wasted thousands of hours of time here at the capitol trying to go after a former addict to weaponize that addiction against that addict's father w

congressman andy biggs said there could be a four month extension for the fisa renewal until lawmakers same page. tell me where this stands and how you view the fisa renewal. >> where i view a standing at this point, maria, is just what you said. the bills have been pulled back. i think there will be no more negotiation between the intelligence and judiciary committee i'm disappointed because the judiciary committee which i serve on, we have jurisdiction over that bill. it should have been a judiciary bill that went forward. and this is in regards to fisa. we were just seeking -- we are seeking to put the foreign back in the foreign intelligence surveillance act rather than surveilling of the american people as the fbi has admitted they have done. maria: we had mike turner on the other day a and he was discg his bill and he said he made a changes to that bill that a woud protect american citizens from getting a warrant unnecessarily and getting spied on. do you believe that? >> yes, so there's some changes that have been made in the intel version. they've reduced the number of fbi agen

sam, let's get your reaction to house judiciary chairman jim jordan and congressman andy biggs sending counsel jack smith warning they will subpoena jack smith if he stonewalls their investigation of into jack smith's, quote, unprecedented and politically-motivated prosecution of former president trump in the 2020 case. you know, the house had already impeached trump over this, the senate didn't follow through. what do you think of this subpoena threat here? >> i think it's a real threat, and i think they're asking legitimate if questions. there have been a lot of questions about why is jack smith moveing so quickly, why is he charging so many controversial theories, why does he have so many people that have a long are partisan democratic history on his staff when ostensibly he's supposed to be the neutral department of justice? and you'd think he'd have a mixture of people. he doesn't. it's all one side. elizabeth: this story too, ronald reagan's attorney general, ed meese, and top constitutional a scholars, filed an am -- amicus brief that may get rid of special counsel squawk smith

arizona republican congressman andy biggs visited lukeville today.isis will impact the entire country. >> you are going to continue to see increasing crime. you are going to see increasing homelessness because our economy is not designed to absorb the millions of people who are coming into this country illegally. >> and as the white house and congress try to negotiate a deal on major changes in border policy. bipartisan pressure is mounting. >> the american people are not fooled by what propaganda coming out of the white house. we are sold out. we are over capacity right now. >> and, bret, earlier today, texas governor greg abbott signed s.b. 4 into texas law. it is one of the strictest immigration l l laws in modern . history. it essentially allows texas authorities to arrest and jail anybody suspected into crossing into texas illegally. then, also seek their deportation. we are also getting some brand new data from syracuse university which shows that for the first time ever the immigration court backlog in the united states has hit 3 million pendi

andy biggs, congressman from arizona. here to discuss. dagen: yep. and i'm stepping on sean.one article that a says republicans are weaponizing -- jason rantz -- anti-semitism to do away with dei. yeah, can you imagine? and lisa boothe is here. chicagoans are begging president trump to help them alleviate the migrant crisis. love everybody. merry christmas. top of the the hour. ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power different ways of learning. so when minds grow, opportunities follow. ♪ -hey there. -hey. -hi. hey there. how are you? i'm with disabled american veterans. i was wondering if you had a quick minute to thank america's veterans for their service and sacrifices -of course, why not? -oh, sure. -absolutely. -sure. all right. well, come on in here. i'm just going to hit record on this. i would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. i can't even think of the words to say of how grateful i am. i want to tell you guys how much, how much we appreciate. but most importantly, i want to thank you for your courage and bravery. wo

dagen: congressman andy biggs on the broken border, on how joe biden opened it and broke it on purpose. in this country. and then doug collins, former congressman, no gift giving this year, period, says one mom. how she might be on to something, i say. what's the reason for the season, duffy? top of the hour. ♪ i'm with disabled american veterans i was wondering if you had a quick minute to thank america's veterans for their service and sacrifices. sure. all right. well, come on in here. i'm just going to hit record on this. i would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. the men and women who serve this country. we appreciate you. i hope you know that. i appreciate you, one love. i've had a lot of people thank me for my service, but since i've gotten back, there are people who've served me by supporting disabled american veterans. these past few years have been challenging for our disabled veterans who are in need of critical health care and benefits. but thanks to you, dav has continued to work tirelessly to assist our wounded heroes in getting the vital benefits and support t

number two, andy biggs out of arizona how many of you support conventions, states. when? he was president of the state senate in. arizona, he blocked it when he left and went to a conservative, replaced him. and it went right through the state legislature. and arizona is one of the 20 states that has signed up for a convention of states because he left. what about nancy mace? nancy mace got mad because she couldn't get a pro-abortion, pro-gun control bill to the floor of the house of representatives. that's three. what about the guy in tennessee? this guy shirt? anybody ever heard of raise your hand. what has he done? he mad because mccarthy wouldn't point chairman of the ufo committee to oversee ufos. that's a fact. what about ken? ken is as has voted against everyone for everything. and because he wants to work cnn where he's welcomed with open that's. i can't remember the three the conservatives in the freedom caucus. that's where they are. that's where chip roy is. that's where byron is. that's where they is. that's where all these people. what do they do? they negoti

our friend andy biggs offered the bill out of judiciary to reform fisa with help from chip roy and warren davidson. instead of bringing that bill to the floor for a vote, instead we'll take a fisa extension with no reforms, not fixing the constitutional issue, not protecting americans from foreign surveillance on them. we'll combine the two together in an effort to force passage on suspension of the rules, nonetheless. that some members of this body might be afraid to vote against a bad fisa bill because they don't want to be accused of being against the military. the ndaa is a bad bill. attaching it to fisa makes it that much worse. every american should vote against it. thank you, mr. collide, for holding this timely discussion tonight and i yield back. mr. clyde: thank you, mr. speaker good. may i ask how much time remains? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has four minutes. mr. clyde: i yield the remainder of the time to the gentleman from the great state of texas, mr. roy. mr. roy: i thank my friend from texas, one of my best friends in the house, one of the best members we have

andy biggs. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr. good, for engaging me in this colloquy. i want to talk briefly about this number that you are putting out there. you asked me the question, will we rise to the question. this is like the mate trick where they give the red pill, red pill is reality and blue pill is you continue on in your slumber and i propose a plaque pill and the black pill means that the reality is the awful truth. and the awful truth here is we know we aren't going to rise to the moment. why do we know that? we have already passed out of this body a $14.5 billion supplemental package for israel. found a way to pay for it. goes to the senate. they don't want that. in fact, one of the republican appropriators said well, we don't that. we don't pay for supplementals. wow! and you know what? that individual was correct. it never been done before, but we did it. and don't want to do that. but instead they want to leverage a controversial spend of $61 billion for ukraine funding by leveraging what israel needs, our good

andy biggs. i would like to yield five minutes to him so he can address the house. sir, the floor is yours. mr. biggs: thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. appreciate you holding this special order to discuss this most existential of issues. talk about nihilism for a second. nihilism is where you are fostering programs and activities to ensure your demise. well, i can tell you, what's happening on the border is unbelievable. so with my colleague -- when my colleague, mr. ciscomani is tal, the lukeville port of entry. this is a port of entry where people from phoenix and southern arizona use to transport down to rocky point on the sea of cortez and vice versa and our friends from mexico come up and go shopping in arizona. it's a very synergistic type of relationship. but what happened, more than 1 days ago, that resulted in the closure 10 days ago of that port of entry, there were so many illegal aliens coming there and entering our country that the border patrol, they couldn't process them. we couldn't keep enough people there to process legal traffic. and