>> nailed it. thanks for watching the best hour of your day. please subscribe to my podcast. fox news podcast.com. talking to aliens this week. it is so good. you are going to love it. as much as i love you. goodbye. ♪ >> we are digging deeper into the hunter biden story that is now much bigger than hunter biden lead on yesterday. it is now reportedly a criminal investigation involving potential money laundering and much more paired with us tonight on this and the other stories jim and joe along with tom, brent and ronald. republicans now demanding a special counsel to look into hunter biden and his family's business dealings overseas as senator chuck grassley and ron johnson already said their committees found potential "criminal dealmaking across the globe.

raising concerns about extortion , national security and counterintelligence risks. senator grassley ripped the media from the floor of the senate. they are black out on the hunter biden story before the election. the story and many in the media are only now reporting on. senator grassley charging the media covered it up in order to get, help get joe biden elected. all of this as we continue our deep dive that we started last year into what really went on. how biden family members -- out of foreign companies into accounts connected to them by w using shell companies as a biden's were selling influence overseas. now to the controversy swirling around democrats eric and his ties to a suspected chinese spy. republicans say he should step down from house intelligence because he is a national security threat. nancy pelosi today defended him,

but we have this, a shocking government security loophole that eric's while well unwittingly barreled right through. questions now who else marched through this loophole and how many other politicians are targeted by chinese spies. plus, we have more on the news that six states today joined the texas lawsuit against four battleground states. texas saying they were unconstitutional and how they conducted their 2020 boat. we have breaking news. 106 house republicans today filed they do support the texas lawsuit. also this, democrats now blasting senator ron johnson for scheduling a panel hearing about election irregularities andwo jt two days after the electoral college meets. we will take you to the border ienight as well. hundreds of criminal illegal aliens released inside the sanctuary state of california.

many have since been rearrested and you will not believe why. i am elizabeth mcdonald, the evening and it starts. ♪ okay. welcome to the show. foxbusiness network. let's get right at it. jim, it is good to see you again. should a special counsel, special prosecutor be appointed to look into the hunter biden case? t they better move quickly if they're going to do that. the attorney office has been investigating him. open question on exactly what the scope of that investigation is. if they remain independent there is no need for special counsel. i would be more comfortable having someone take a fresh look at it from a to z, laptop, taxes, violations, all the federal statutes and play to get a sense of what exactly he was involved in and how much of the

family was involved beyond hunter. >> so it is not just an investigation into hunter's taxes. federal prosecutors in delaware working on a criminal investigation with the fbi and a unit at the irs in a grand andrea jerry has been paneled andin interviews being sought or business deals of china, ukraind other countries. the question is, senate finance chair grassley today blasted the media for the black out of hunter biden story. what do you think happened there? >> the blackout was pretty obvious. the main street media would not touch us with a 10-foot pole. i am old enough to remember billy carter commanding the headlines because he had beer and he was a redneck and he was embarrassing his brother. that was a stuff up, you know, near scandal status in thehe 70s. now we are talking about a situation with shell companies, giving checks for millions of dollars to hunter, the whole burisma thing.

any reasonable person would agree there is smoke. there may be fire. we are waiting to see on that. people to block that out for the last several months, only to let it get creeped into the media's attention for now. theynator grassley saying blacked out in order to get joe biden elected. let's watch senator grassley today. >> over a year, senator johnson and i investigated the biden financial family dealings. we found that they engaged in potential criminal financial deals across the globe, including china which created counterintelligence concerns. the liberal media and members of the other political party chose to dismiss our work. even falsely claimed that our work was this information and i

think that they did this in order to protect leaders of the other party. iose same liberal outlets that disparaged our investigation now report that hunter biden's c financial deals in china raised counterintelligence concerns. so you can understand why i think that it is very outrageous that the state would choose to ignore facts when they are uncovered by republicans. >> okay. let's show the viewer the shell company that we have found digging into government documents that were used by the biden family. let's back up. hunter biden and his associates were -- we have talked about this with china energy conglomerates. they wanted 10 million. the deal falls apart. they start setting up deals with hunter biden. sending money to hunter biden

and his associates via shell companies. we are talking millions of dollars. money going to fund a global shopping spree for james biden and his wife sarah. we have found these companies heading towards the biden's. hunter biden sending 1.42 million james bidenil consulting firm. you know, the china company wiring 5 million. on and on. why china is wiring this money to hunter biden and his associates, china is also getting hunter's help to do energy deals in russia. what is your reaction to this part of the story? >> the first part is, hunter biden is unqualified to do anything in this stature. clearly, if the last name was important to these foreign j investors -- the question is not just where the money is going. the questionhe is what did they expect to get in return. that ison something that we dont

know. i have to back up and talk about the congressional investigations. it is never conclusive and they are always easily dismissed. they are critical compared to investigations. i put a lot of stop working with a criminal investigation divisionst of the irs and hopefully the fbi to drill down and find out exactly what we have heren rather than the 30,00 foot level really knowing on a very detailed level where this money was going and why wasn't it reported. ecagain, what did they expect in return? foreign corrupt practices act or foreign registration act. >> let's show the details of what the information, we have another fullvi screen we want to show the viewer about. what is swirling around hunter biden. we have the southern district o, new york, the securities unit looking into hunter biden, you know, finances as well. again, potential criminal probe,

it is also potentially a tax probe saying we reported last night prosecutors potentially probing how the chairman of that energy company in china paid hunter biden with a 2.8 ^-caret diamond in louisiana. there is a lot of moving parts here. where do you think that it goes next? >> keep in mind a tax probe is a criminal probe. kind of spreading out information that they are looking at as taxes. that can be woefully and complete. it could be a lot more. what i am concerned about, information came from biden's camp in a way of dampening the impact ofth something that comes later. two-three weeks now there is a possibility of a biden christmas gifts. soft terms to a tax charge that enables this to be put into the rearview mirror and also has the effect of completely suppressing the rest of the investigation. i am a little nervous that that

is where this could go. whether we will see an indictment or a soft plea in the next couple of weeks. it potentially ends all of these inquiries from a federal prosecution point. >> that is what senator grassley and thompson keep hammering home. the guy has since gone missing. heon had been complaining abouta deal to take a 14% stake in the russian company. another hunter biden associate charged with allegedly trying to bribe government officials in uganda. and then his other business partner devon archer was convicted on unrelated fraud charges. it feels, senator grassley and ron johnson have been working on this for a year. they are saying that this is a

national security risk. it cannot just be a soft plea for hunter biden, they say. >> i don't think anyone is in favor of a soft plea. i think that there will always be limitations on the political front when it comes to congressmen standinghe up and shaking their fist at the outrageousness of it. from the information they see versus criminal federal prosecutors and what they would be able to see on their own. i do not have a problem acknowledging that there are a lot of people that create a bad picture. the exact type of characters that would participate in a pay for play kind of scheme. the exact kind of countries we do not want to have that relationship with. china, russia, pakistan i think it was or kazakhstan, in a bad way when it comes to the highest reaches of the u.s. government. it certainly looks like that may have been the intention. it may spread beyond hunter.

liz: okay. >> a lot of smoke, but we have to see where the fire is. liz: it is great to have you on. >> sure. thanks. liz: next up fred fleitz on a shocking government security loophole that fred is talking about that is now surfacing and the controversy swirling now around democrat eric and his engagement and relationship with a suspected chinese spy. who else in this loophole and how many other politicians were potentially targeted by chinese spies. that story next. >> i think the answer so far that we are seeing out of him who ran f around, let's not forget, for four years accusing everyone of being russian agents, let's not forget he has whatp- i call a truther. he was permitting the dossier, the steel dossier that involves

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national security implications. the chinese spy extensive ties with swalwell. you point out that huge government loophole here. what is it? >> you know, it is unbelievable. i work for the house intelligence committee staff. each case had to undergo an fbi investigation every five years,t they looked at my finances, they talk tout my neighbors and found iout who my relatives were. cia a polygraph test and drug test. members of the house and intelligence committee never go through any of this. they get access to the most sensitive secrets just based on being elected. eric swalwell had undergone a routine fbi background investigation. this would have been found immediately. i think something has to be done immediately. we have to make sure members of congress are not compromised. liz: should there be a probe of this? should there be special counseln

looking into this? swalwell was not cleared by the fbi like other members of congress, but he can engage with a chinese spy and he can see top-secret information as a member of house intelligence. minority leader in the house should be kicked off, remove from health's intelligence. what do you say? > i think he should be kicked off. i think congress has to have new rules. let me tell you another issue here, nancy pelosi said in 2015 both republicans and democrats were briefed on this, i think they were briefed on something, but i doubt they were briefed on helping fund this congressman's career andl he may have had a personal relationship or romantic relationship with her. i wonder what was really brief to congress in 2015. information withheld by james comey or did they not know the whole story in 2015? >> the w question is what other

politicians were targeted. let's watch former director. this is a concern. watch. >> i think that there needs to be a gang of this intelligence group investigation. certainly acting chair marco rubio and chairmanship should immediately call the intelligence committee together. they should get a classified briefing on what eric swalwell neo and how much did he give away. he spent years downplaying the china threat and overhyping the russian threat. eric swalwell did exactly what the chinese wanted. we need to figure out, are there others. i can tell you, this is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to thee leverage that china is putting on our politicians. there is many many more. liz: tip of the iceberg, many many more.

fred, it looks like this alleged spy got to eric swalwell early in his career. we have to watch the timeline here. even before he ran for congress, even before he was put on house intelligence. what do you say? >> it wases sophisticated operation. there has to be investigation. republicans have to demand fbi background investigations of s anyone in congress, staff or members who have high level security plans. >> yes. it should be pointed out, you know, this spy also got an intern put inside eric swalwell office and he was still engaging with her before the fbi said, wait a second, swalwell, you have to know that this was going on.oi this was all going on while china was doing the push to be the number one world superpower. you are great. come back soon. good to see you. >> good to be here.

liz: comingg up. joe concha.ed he has fired up and ready to go. senator chuck grassley taking to the senate floor ripping the media for blacking out the hunter biden story before the election. senator grassley said the media covered it up to help joe biden get elected. is that true? tis that what really happened? the story next. >> senator johnson and i do not do oversight work just for the fun of it. oversight work is serious business. it should not take subpoenas and confirmation from hunter biden himself to get the rest of the press to pay attention. ♪ before voltaren arthritis pain gel,

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♪. we are saying on this national security story with fox news contributor joe concha. it's great to have you back on. senator grassley will rip the mediate for blocking out the hunter biter story -- hunter biden story. do you agree with that? >> 125%. let's put w it that way as far s agreeing am old enough to rememe of the headlines and some of the

ways the hunter biden story was covered in october at a crucial time right before an election. let me tell you what taxpayer npr had to stay in the most pious perspective you could possibly expect. we do not want to waste our time on stories that are not really stories. we do not want to waste the sisteners and readers time on stories that are just pure distractions. that was their man and jane editor who wrote that. the new york times said inside the white house secret last ditch effort to change her narrative and election and return as media gatekeepers, they were people that are traditional outlets, cnn, msnbc, the new york times, washington post who not only dismiss a story, butas actually suppressed it and then you have the one-twu punch of social media, elizabeth, where they walk out the account of the new york post just for having the audacity to report this story. if you actually broached as a journalist maybebe we should investigate this more, there

seems to be a lot of smoke here, you are dubbed a right wing nut in the process.g not covering the story when it presented itself. silence of the lambs, elizabeth. liz: biden campaign has directed journalist saying if you cover the story you will be committing malpractice. the biden campaign cited twitter and facebook ordering the blackout on the story as a reason to tweet the story as misinformation when it was not. the investigation into hunter biden began in 2018. it was going on when house democrats were moving to nph. the democrats insisted there was no evidence.n prosecutors were already gathering evidence. we have been here before, you know, joe. washington has seen family members. richard nixon, his brother,

jimmy carter testified about his brother billy's dealings with libya. why the blackout by abc, cbs, nbc, msnbc, cnn. we are really tearing into this on twitter. >> it was to get their preferred candidate over the finish line. that is what you do. the sin of omission. speaking of presidential kids, just imagine if this was donald trump junior. oh, that's right, he was accused as being someone who met with a russian spy. a couple things to look at going forward. whooe doesn't joe biden appoints his attorney general? do we get another eric holder or loretta lynch who allowed to meet at the height of an investigation into hillary clinton or do we get someone who actually does their job and allows us to go forward? this is a federal investigation and we will need the right

attorney general and there. i have a feeling that that will not be the case. >> the question is whether it will be shut down or kept open. everyone understands coronavirus is a hideous awful tragedy hitting the country. we have nearly 300,000 people dead. the push is on to get vaccines to rescue and save them. it is terrible. we have been covering that story. this is a national security story. that is what they have been saying for a year. russia and china. u.s. enemies working with the family of a major political figure, joe. >> yes.ma not just misinformation orse disinformation, it was called russian misinformation. you have to throw that in there. that is a all we have been hearg about from the likes of an adam ttschiff who hides a house intelligence committee who had evidence of russian collusion with the trump campaign.

it was never really pressed to idpresent it. you have eric swalwell who called the president a russian agent. we see how things are working out for him. should he stay on the house intelligence committee given how easily he was compromised. when you put together swalwell and hunter biden and the fact the president was insisting for months that a vaccine was very close, he said it would come ioaround election day, sure enoh it came a few days after, just a side note, you brought up covid before, this should be a very proud day for every american forward that vaccine getting to the market the same calendar year that itt hit. the great folks at pfizer or the others that work tirelessly to get this vaccine now. it will save lives. it is something we should stop politicizing things and say, wow, this is something really to behold. oez: joe concha, thanks for ending on a good note.

good to see you. >> good to see you. take care. liz: attorney and california on this hot debate. we have more evidence, more problems in our country. republican critics and democrat critics saying, when will the democrats answer the wake-up call that they have lost control of this and also they lost the faith and trust of their voters sdue to out-of-control lockdown rules that are slamming small businesses and also out-of-control crime. that story next. >> innocent law-abiding citizens who are basically held hostage in their own homes because they do not know if they will get shot at or mugged or their car is hijacked from them. this failed policies of these democrat leaders in these big cities are killing these communities.

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liz: okay. with me now is former california republican party chair tom del beccaro. okay, tom, let's talk about how democrats are being accused of losing controls of their cities and states and face of their voters. talk to us first about what is going on in portland with this new autonomous zone they are. what's going on? >> well, keep in mind, portland four months had riots, just like seattle. now there is this occupation around this home which is rightfully foreclosed upon and the authorities cannot get into the home. there is this autonomous zone. in other words, they have lost control. just like they have lost control of seattle and are in minneapolis where we see shootings up 100% and carjacking up 331%. liz: we are seeing in portland

oregon the mayor saying, you know what, protesters, even the democrat mayor, he is saying enough already. stop stockpiling weapons like rocks and bottles to protect police. facing foreclosure. they are doing things like booby-traps with metal spike strips to puncture police tires. it really feels like portland has lost control their. >> yes. look at california. san francisco is now a failed city in l.a. dona rested in these big cities and places like california where they are decriminalizing so many things and sadly our big cities are dying. >> let's talk about what is going on in minneapolis. minneapolis cut $8 million out of the police budget they are. you know, it is unclear why the mayor cannot really enforce the

veto threat and stop it. the push is on to still defund the police in minneapolis. as you point out a triple digit crime surge thereafter summer riots. minneapolis is still feeling, you know, a lot of pain here. your reaction. >> the politicians seem immune to what is actually going on. that is how headstrong they have become in minneapolis. over 150 cops have left or are taking leave. it is just not safe for them. let's go back to california. governor newsom continue to act in ways, shutting things down while he lives a life of privilege. i'll let you have board of supervisors person voting against outdoor dining and then she just went out to outdoor dining. this insulation from government accountability is what they are feeling in each of these cities. california, the reason why i am

helping recall governor gavin newsom in california. >> politico is reporting that governor gavin newsom's team is really worried about your recall efforts. we have reported on how he said do not do gatherings at restaurants and then he ate at a really fancy restaurant in napa valley. he botched his lockdown speared calling them irrational and arbitrary. he broke his own lockdown rules. now at least eight companies gavin newsom has investigated, they got millions of dollars in loans from the paycheck protection program when it was intended for small businesses. one of them employed 10 times fewer workers than the average small business in the program. we know that they are in a blind trust. what is your take on that story?

>> it just feeds into this narrative that he thinks he is above it. his kids were going to private schools when others could not. he traveled when others could not. he had this big event at a restaurant with many people from many families when he was telling others they could not do that sort of thing. he sits there in his own office making rules and regulations for everybody to live by, meanwhile he is driving restaurants out of business. there is big pushback from small business in the state. it is very bipartisan. with the signatures that we have so far for this effort, it is not a republican effort. it is a very bipartisan effort to push back. quite frankly, we will get the signatures and we will have to call governor gavin newsom on the ballot. liz: all right.

tom del beccaro, we want you back on to talk about that story. good to see you. come back soon. >> take care. liz: still ahead. former u.s. attorney brett tolman and his take on six states joining the texas lawsuit against those for battleground states. texas saying you guys are unconstitutional and how you conducted your 2020 vote. the breaking news, 106 republicans say -- they do support the texas lawsuit. stay there. the story next. ♪ >> 17 of our colleagues coming together is understanding the significant importance about this. not only being filed by texas, but those across the country. we ask for legal ballots to be counted. the constitution compels the court to be able to take this case moving forward. we will be there to support the

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this is a well-written lawsuit. it is very likely that the supreme court is giving it very serious consideration. liz: we have republican attorney general in six states, missouri, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina and utah joining the lawsuit. filing friend of the court brief. it is a challenge based on the constitution. texas is saying that the swing state officials unconstitutionally changed voting rules, but the u.s. constitution only gives state legislature the authority to make changes to the state election law, not state judges, not other state officials. texas attorney general, because the way they conducted their vote undercuts the power of their vote in texas. not sure how that is undercut. that is really the issue. right? >> it is a good argue by the

attorney general in texas. here in essence is what he is saying. the due process clause of the 14th amendment and the equal protection clause are protecting other states that on a national election rely upon the validity of the other states acting in a constitutional manner. he has not necessarily asking for the supreme court to overturn this election but instead look at the unconstitutional effort or rules were passed by those states which now impact their protection in this union. it is a clever argument. liz: it is really interesting what he is saying. in other words, texas is saying we follow the rules, the constitution, these other states did not. supreme court chief justice john roberts and justice elena say they do have the final word and how the state constitution are

applied to election rules. that the court ought to supervise state legislatures of who write the voting laws in order to protect constitutional rights. this will be a deep intense look at how the states are allowed to conduct their vote in how the u.s. constitution is divided by. your final word. >> that is right. you hit the right issue on that prior ruling. that was a fractured court. they did not also address squarely the taxes of the constitution of those states may have been violated. we will see. this one will be interesting. the key will probably be the conservatives on the supreme court. >> we will watch it. we will watch the just disappeared it could be an impact here. we will see. she is a fair judge. liz: she has. we will have you back on. it's good to see you. it's good to see you, brett

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risk. many of them have already had their day in immigration court. a single district judge decided it would be better for them all to be released into the community because of the threat of covid or they had covid. you are compounding the dangere --dash. liz: a little bit of technical difficulties there. he is back on. your shot froze right there. i just want to revisit what you said right there. they forced i.c.e. to release more than 250 illegal aliens from a detention city in the state of california. freeing up space because they had covid. >> it is covid related. it was brought by people who wanted them out because of the circumstances and detention centers because of covid. it just makes it worse for

everybody else. these are criminals released into the streets. if they are infected it is causing problems for the entire city. if they already had their due process. better to have them released. it is compounded in california because -- liz: it is a sanctuary state. here is the other thing. they have criminal records. why aren't they immediately deported. convicted for things like assault with a deadly weapon, battery, child cruelty, violating protective orders, driving without a license, drunk driving, false imprisonment. we have five dozen of them that have final orders to be permanently removed from the country, but they are still here. they are released back into the

communities. youou wonder why more lawsuits e not brought against the counties in california and municipalities for allowing this to happen. >> this is a problem. it is not over until it gets all the way through the due process. that is a problem as it relates to that. the cityy and states are prohibitedar when they have dangerous people in custody. many of them will reoffend and pick on emigrant communities. they will be a threat to those very communities that people ary trying to protect. the immigrants themselves are the ones that they will prey upon by these individuals.dr >> isis has been arresting dozens and dozens if not hundreds of criminal illegal aliens across the country. 95% of those illegal border crossing that have been elected, major criminal convictions or

pending criminal charges at the time of their arrest. it is unclear why california is just not fixing the problem and just supporting them. i understand that it takes a long time to wind through the court. you just wonder, the california voter and the immigrant that came here the legal way, this just feels so unfair. >> i agree. that is why you have to have strong borders. you have to have an immigration system that has integrity. ita should be a bipartisan poly initiative. they violated the law by coming here illegally. the local authorities saw fit to take them into custody and put them t into jail. why would they not work with i.c.e. to get them removed from the country and have those threats lessened at the border and what happens in those cities

and towns where they are preying upon the very immigrant community that people want to protect. >> is california the worst offender here out of all 50 states? are they the worst? >> i think they are the biggest. it is a border state. >> okay. it looks like we are having technical difficulties. >> if you can hear me -- the opportunity that it offers people. now it is a place that they do not want to help the federal government. more cooperation is needed. nott less. >> you did great battling through the technical difficulties. come back soon. i am glad that you have been watching the evening edit out

there. i am elizabeth mcdonald. we hope you enjoyed watching the show. we hope you have a good evening. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ york. see you back here at the same time tomorrow. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we have a blockbuster of a story and a show for you tonight. we will be joined in just a few moments by attorney sidney powell who this evening appears to have delivered on her promise, crakk e n thunder bolt that she promised two weeks ago. she calls what happened on november 3rd now a 2020 cyber pearl harbor. sidney powell joins us in just moments. but first, we want to touch on a number of new developments today. the federal investigation or joe biden's