the so i have to bring in our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that is going, the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine and is really palestinian affairs at the institute. also from washington. dc is zayna as raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion of the american arab antique discrimination committee. you're an activist. thank you all for joining us. robert. first question to you since the us is israel. single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q monetary and disaster? and we've just seen those, those that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for the perfect guy, everybody here synthesized emphasize with israel on october, the 7th. and how i subtract accounts about 1200 people and it took 240 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago. sense van with a major is really on a slot on gaza, which is code i gues

the 5 to begin our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that of getting the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine, and is really palestinian affairs at the institute. also from washington. dc is zayna ash raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion of the american arab antique discrimination committee. you are an activist. thank you. oh for joining us. robert. first question to you since the us is israel. single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q monetary and disaster? and we've just seen those, those that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for? perfect. okay, everybody here sympathized. advertise with israel on october, the 7th. and how i subtract accounts about 1200 people and it took 240 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago. sense van with a major is really on a slot to on gaza, which is code i guess i

the 5 to begin our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that is getting the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine. and is really palestinian affairs at the institute also from washington. dc is zayna as raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion at the american arab anti discrimination committee. you are an activist. thank you all for joining us. robert. first question to you since the us is israel. single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q monetary and disaster, and we've just seen those, those, that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for the perfect guy? everybody here synthesized emphasize with israel on october, the 7th. and how i subtract accounts about 1200 people and it took 240 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago, sense van with a major is really on a slot on gaza, which is code i guess in exces

the 5 to begin our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, a former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that is going, the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine, and is really palestinian affairs at the institute. also from washington, dc is zayna as raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion of the american arab antique discrimination committee. you're an activist. thank you all for joining us. robert. first question to you since the us is israel. single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q material and disaster, and we've just seen those those that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for? perfect. okay. everybody here sympathised. emphasize with israel on october, the 7th, and how i subtract accounts about 1200 people and it took 240 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago. sense van with a major is rarely on a slot on gaza, which is code i guess in exces

the 5 to begin our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that is going, the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine, and is really palestinian affairs at the institute also from washington. dc is zayna as raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion of the american arab anti discrimination committee. you're an activist. thank you all for joining us. robert. first question to you. since the u. s. is, is real single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q material and disaster, and we've just seen those those, that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for? perfect. okay. everybody here sympathized. advertise with israel on october, the 7th, and how i subtract account to about 1200 people. and it took $240.00 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago. sense van with a major is really on a slot on gaza, which is code i guess

the 5 to begin our guests from washington dc is robert hunter, former us ambassador at the nato from arlington. virginia is how that of getting the senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of palestine. and is really palestinian affairs at the institute also from washington. dc is zayna as raleigh hutchison, director of development and expansion of the american arab antique discrimination committee. you're an activist. thank you all for joining us. robert. first question to you since the us is israel. single biggest backer diplomatically, politically, militarily, economically. how much of this q material and disaster, and we've just seen those those that footage of people fighting to get that food at the roof of border crossing. how much of this humanitarian disaster is the us actually responsible for? perfect. okay. everybody here sympathised. emphasize with israel on october, the 7th, and how i subtract accounts about 1200 people and it took 240 hostages. but that was now 2 months ago. sense van with a major is rarely on a slot on gaza, which is code i guess in exces

robert, hunter biden has offered to testify publicly to the house oversight committee but chairman comerthat, saying it would be special treatment. they want a private deposition first. how does this white house fight, how does the white house fight back against this? it's going to stretch into 2024 clearly. >> i think the white house has to fight this exactly the way the statement you read at the top of this piece talked through . this is a congress, republican controlled house, that is focused on the wrong set of priorities. we just don't have a budget. we don't have money for ukraine. we haven't passed money for, to help protect israel. all of those things and yet here you have a congress that's obsessed not just with an impeachment inquiry, but the needs to create it to find evidence to justify an impeachment inquiry. i think the white house is in a good place fighting the process of this and using that process as the message in a serious world with many problems that this is a group that's simply not focused on the needs of the american people. >> and charlie, i also want to get you

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robert menendez on one side, hunter biden on the other, and they can talk about how innocent they arepeddling schemes. but at the end of the day, we have to depose these people. and i know the media says, oh, it's a closed door deposition. we will release the transcripts. if you look at the january 6th committee and both impeachment invests of president trump -- investigations of president trump in the last congress, they deposed everyone. and even jamie raskin when he was trying to get steve bannon in for a deposition, ban nonoffered the same thing and said we're not going to do a deposition, but we'll do a public hearing. jamie raskin said on crushes bs this week, i believe it was, or "meet the press," one of those shows, he said, oh, well, he might have a public hearing, but he's coming in for a deposition first because depositions are sub substantive. this is a credible, substancive investigation. we're going to have the deposition, and that's the difference in asking 35 questions versus asking 6-700 questions. maria: yeah, that's what i thought. and it's amazing to me that jimmy

robert menendez on one side, hunter biden on the other, and they can talk about how innocent they areat the end of the day, we have to depose these people. and i know the media says, oh, it's a closed door deposition. we will release the transcripts. if you look at the january 6th committee and both impeachment invests of president trump -- investigations of president trump in the last congress, they deposed everyone. and even jamie raskin when he was trying to get steve bannon in for a deposition, ban nonoffered the same thing and said we're not going to do a deposition, but we'll do a public hearing. jamie raskin said on crushes bs this week, i believe it was, or "meet the press," one of those shows, he said, oh, well, he might have a public hearing, but he's coming in for a deposition first because depositions are sub substantive. this is a credible, substancive investigation. we're going to have the deposition, and that's the difference in asking 35 questions versus asking 6-700 questions. maria: yeah, that's what i thought. and it's amazing to me that jimmy -- jamie raskin pushes

for more on the hunter biden case, i spoke to cbs chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa you think this will play out over the coming election year? a, out over the coming election ear? ~ ,, ., ., out over the coming election year? a congressional subpoena is alwa s year? a congressional subpoena is always a _ year? a congressional subpoena is always a serious _ year? a congressional subpoena is always a serious issue - year? a congressional subpoena is always a serious issue you - is always a serious issue you are meant to come by with that, for now democrats are standing with hunter biden as he defies this particular congressional subpoena, early today i spoke with congressman dan goldman democrat from new york close to the leadership and he said yes in the past he has pushed others to make sure they can comply with the congressional subpoena, he has called for punishment for those who do not, but in this case he believes this is so politically motivated he is ok with hunter biden saying no thanks to a congressional subpoena. the issue here was hunter biden said he was

hello, well come everyone, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in washington.his is "america reports". we promise we will not go to bars arbitrarily. not to say it won't happen, but not on purpose. hunter biden says maga republicans are targeting him and his family and compare his remarks with previous statements from the white house, the language regarding his father and his relation to hunter's business appears to be changing yet again. listen to this. >> i've never discussed my business or their business, my son's or daughter's. >> i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business. >> my answer remains the same, the president was never in business with his son. >> my father was not financially involved in my business. >> sandra: president biden insisted he did not discuss his son's business dealings and press secretary said he was never in business with his son, and now hunter says he was never financially involved. karine jean-pierre takes to the podium a few minutes from now. >> john: not the only issue dogging president biden today, across the stree

good friday afternoon to you, i'm john roberts. nice to spend it with you. >> gillian: you as well, john. gillian turner in for sandra. this is "america reports". three of the nine charges are felonies that carry up to 17 years in prison if convicted. according to the indictment filed in california by special counsel david weiss, hunter failed to pay nearly $1.5 million in federal taxes between 2016 and 2019. >> john: also claims hunter earned millions in that time frame but instead of paying taxes like he was supposed to, he spent money on a lavish lifestyle. fox team coverage kicks us off. miranda devine shares her analysis. >> gillian: david spunt is here with the latest on the case. did the indictment come as a surprise to the defense team? >> david: we don't know what they thought, but david weiss said in an august court filing he would likely bring charges in california. the key point special counsel weiss is making, hunter biden had plenty of money to pay his taxes. they were eventually paid back but that does not matter to

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joining me now is the congressman, robert garcia, a democrat. thank you for joining me.ion telling you about gop priorities? >> this is a complete political stunt. the maga gop is essentially trying to get donald trump reelected. i think that we all are under the understanding that this is being driven politically to damage president biden. there's been zero evidence linking hunter biden to any business dealings with the president. we all know that republicans know this, they've been clear that there is no link or reason to impeach the president. many have said so. but they still opened up this sham impeachment inquiry. absolutely no reason why we should be going through this exercise. we all know that the people pulling the strings here is essentially donald trump and his intendants. marjorie taylor greene tried to impeach president biden on the first day that he was in office. so this has been going on for a long time. the speaker can control his talks to impeach the president. it is not going to work and we are going to push back and answer with the truth. >> you are

so begins wednesday, hello, i'm john roberts in washington. buckle up, sandra, here we go. >> sandra: and just 12 days from christmas, can you believe that, john. this is "america reports". gop leadership has indicated they do have the votes to approve the impeachment probe with debate for the measure happening right now. proposed inquiry after months of investigation from three gop-led committees into his family's business dealings. >> john: political panel with implications for both sides of the aisle, but first team of reporters on capitol hill, david spunt latest on hunter biden defying the congressional subpoena and chad pergram starts us off on the impeachment inquiry vote. what are you hearing about the timing of this? >> the house is debating the plan to formalize the impeachment inquiry. republicans believe they will only lose 1 or 2 votes later today. house speaker mike johnson is confident. >> mr. speaker, do you think you will have all republicans to vote for this today? >> i think it's going to pass. >> republicans hope to vote to

robert in coral springs, florida, independent. caller: good morning.ted to ask both guests two basic questions and i am paraphrasing. somewhere in the emails with biden or his family members stated we need to give 10% to the big guy, could both of your guests opine on who the big guy is? and two, is there any curiosity as to why the national archives has now reluctantly turned over hundreds of emails where the president has used a pseudonym? what's the motivation for that? if they don't know, isn't there any intellectual curiosity to know why? thank you. >> i will start by saying it's not my job as a reporter to opine on anything. i will not opine. i think investigators' jobs will be and is to find the evidence. that is what the democrats have been focusing on. i think that's what the republicans in the end of wanting to focus on as well. if they produce evidence that money floated to president biden -- flowed to president biden before he was in office or whatever the timeframe is, then that is something they are going to want to highlight. if they don

the hunter biden laptop will cost trump's reelection. that's the only reason joe biden one is because they would let the story out. happy holidays, everyone. i let c-span. host: robert is next from georgia, independent line. caller: good morning. first time caller. host: thank you for being a first time caller. caller: the biggest threat i think to america right now is the terror cells that are coming across the border and setting up in the united states. they will do something that will be big i'm sure and it will happen with an open border like that with the people we don't know who's here or what they're doing. if you see something, say something. i believe in that 100%. to go to a baseball game or football game, it kind of scares me now. that's what i think the biggest threat to america is right now. host: renÉe is next calling on the democratic line from florida. caller: good morning. i think we have a lot of things being thrown at us at one time. it goes from our enemies. i don't consider the countries our enemies but as the dictat

the hunter biden laptop will cost trump's reelection.t's the only reason joe biden one is because they would let the story out. happy holidays, everyone. i let c-span. host: robert is next from georgia, independent line. caller: good morning. first time caller. host: thank you for being a first time caller. caller: the biggest threat i think to america right now is the terror cells that are coming across the border and setting up in the united states. they will do something that will be big i'm sure and it will happen with an open border like that with the people we don't know who's here or what they're doing. if you see something, say something. i believe in that 100%. to go to a baseball game or football game, it kind of scares me now. that's what i think the biggest threat to america is right now. host: renÉe is next calling on the democratic line from florida. caller: good morning. i think we have a lot of things being thrown at us at one time. it goes from our enemies. i don't consider the countries our enemies but as the dictators