♪ >> fox news alerts. president biden is in new york city today to meet with the mayor as violent crime spins out of control. just one day after the city laid to rest one of its brave officers. this is outnumbered. i am joined by my cohost harris faulkner and then the center of our state, john james republican congressional candidate. former army helicopter pilot and in iraq war veteran.

they are said to meet with new york leaders, the president is expected to roll out a strategy to stop the flow of illegal guns and support local law enforcement. is it too little too late? so far, homicides in major cities like atlanta, baltimore, milwaukee, in minneapolis our way up compared to the start of 2021 and a new york city although mergers murders are down robberies and carjackings have spikes. police reporting more than 1,000 robberies in the city this year alone. of course, the deaths of new york city cup jason rivera and mora reminded everyone how the men and women who keep us safe are putting their own lives at risk. far left democrats have made it clear where they use stand on the police. >> popped talking about the reproduction of our nypd budget and defunding the budget. >> not only do we need to defund, we need to dismantle and start anew. >> i support the defend defund movement because this is about

the investment in our communities which have historically been divested. >> a wall street journal op-ed out raising the question "-right-double-quote eric adam seemed serious about crime. as biden? >> john james, i come to you first on this. >> know, biden is not serious about crime and our great law enforcement officers and the folks and are vulnerable communities across the country will continue to pay for it. democrats have been in control of these cities, los angeles, and new york for decades. and, if they were really serious about fixing the crime epidemic here, they would look at formally, and be eminently denouncing the defund the police movement. they would look at what the rhetoric and their words and their effect it has every day. if they were serious about it they would look at increasing the hope we give to people who are vulnerable by increasing school choice for parents at

their wits end. if there were serious about it they would refine the social safety net to incentivize black families in particular, minority families to stay together. they're not serious about this. more strategies and mandates are going to have anything great they need to get bound down to business and talking about this in areas that have been neglected for so many decades. my heart goes out to the families who have been lost and frankly as an officer who's been in harms way, i understand a little bit about what it means to sacrifice. thank you all, first responders and cops especially for your sacrifice to our nation. >> amen, perfectly said. kayleigh, as he's talking about messaging and support, that affects policies and it's ironic that out of this administration, this school teacher unions for example had a hand and completely dictating policy and at the state and local and even federal level, there have been no seats at the table for any police unions? kick it right, where is the

fraternal order of police? get with them if you're serious about wanting to protect police. you make a great point, emily. this administration has shown an interest for the far left, they're willing to not just listen to you, but dictate sidelines, but the same will not go for the police union. you make a good point. i want to say this, what you're about to see play out with president biden in new york city is a charade. it is 13 months too late, it is totally and completely insufficient. if you want to know this administration's priorities look no longer than when jen psaki was asked on this network, will you call out liberal district attorneys, and she said no. the president will not do that today, that is what you should do if he cares one iota about the crime in the city. you are the leader of the democratic party. the left wing it das our members of your party, call them out. tell them to get their act together if you care about rising homicides if you care about what's happening to cops across the country, but he won't because they say the quiet part

out loud when jen psaki left on soft on crime policies, those are in an alternate universe. we're not in an alternate universe, you are because 81 percent of americans are concerned about violent crime, it's a number two most important issue in our poll, so keep on laughing, don't call out das, we will see you in november. >> harris, the symbolism as well of the president at new york police department headquarters today is not lost on the public and the question arose from wilbert morris delivering it emotional eulogy where she asked a few questions i believe are pertinent and appropriate for the president. watch. >> how many wilbur's? how many jasons? how many more officers have to lose their lives before this. the nypd protects us, but who protects them and looks after their lives? >> harris. >> how many wilbur's? how many jason's?

you know, john james when you spoke about thinking and honoring those who served, both in blue and in our military as you did, my heart just goes out to the families. the choice that those men and women have made to keep the rest of us protected and to defend us is something that cuts across generations. you see a lot of legacy in particular police family so it's heartbreaking to think we may see some of that legacy broken because the white house and others and democratic led cities, those leaders don't see the value in that part of the community. it is more than just that officer, that is a whole legacy of service within a family. and it informs the neighbors on their streets of patriotism and safety and security, so you are shaking us to our core now by not seeing suffer, both morning for those we lose, in blue, and

living in areas we feel safe in. i don't want to just know that president biden met with mayor eric adams who is a former nypd cop of 20 years, i mean, already mayor adams has decided that noncitizens can vote in his city what i want to know as and anybody going to sit down with alvin bragg, the liberal da, don't even put me as a fly on the wall, the president can whisper like he sometimes does. and they can keep it quiet, but can he say the quiet part out loud to alvin bragg, you have got to knock this off. first of all, you're helping kill my polls, and second of all, we see strong enough backbone enough to do that? lets see if that can happen and we will know because things will begin to change because this trip commit make no doubt about it, is politics.

>> harris touched susan sarandon decided to share a tweet for the funeral, fascism and added, so if all these cops were needed for crime that day, doesn't that mean they aren't needed any day. ambushes on police officers in the city have spiked 300 percent. this is life or death consequences and hear people with considerable social influence have furthered and frankly fermented the vilification of these law enforcement officers, it is reprehensible. >> i know we were both there last friday for the funeral of officer rivera on fifth avenue, and it was stunning. there were police officers from different departments, different parts of the country before it looked like a mile, blocks and blocks and blocks of fifth avenue completely full and it's not because it was a tyrannical lockdown.

they are standing up and saying no more. we are not going to stand for this, it is not okay to assassinate police officers. it has become okay to attack them and vilify them and if that's what they were showing, all of the various departments and as they saluted the flag and the fallen officers and his fellow officers partner who was also. , they are saying that you have hijacked the narrative about law enforcement in this country. can it be improved? absolutely. our their ways of having better targeted, absolutely. i'm not even going to justifies what susan sarandon said because she's obviously been huffing rubber cement and has lost her mind that is not fascism, those are people dedicated to their career taking a stand for themselves and their families

that they are not going to accept this. >> and day in and day out, they show up to protect people like susan sarandon who has zero gratitude for them, however we do. moving on and she was troops deployed, a report reveals new details on how president biden was handled the withdraw from afghanistan. should we be concerned about another foreign policy disaster with russia? that is next. woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

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the presidents of the terrorist blew himself up along with his family. as u.s. special forces were closing in. the raid comes just one day after the president deployed thousands of troops to eastern europe in response to russia's buildup along the ukrainian border. senate republicans released a bombshell report revealing how the administration squandered time and resources in the final days of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. harris, starting with you, president biden said that the world is a safer place after al-qurayshi was killed and i agree with him that. i have to wonder if the world is a safer place with president biden. you have brush on the brink of invading ukraine, north korea conducting military tests, the list goes on. it's a troubling picture we look across the globe. >> harris: it's a question a

lot of americans are asking. my reaction is because it's so familiar. none of this is unfamiliar territory with this president. he was a vice president for almost 50 years. we know who he is and where he falls on issues. there is consistency between what he says and what the white house hopes is going to happen. that leaves us in the middle. ukraine is a perfect example of that. and russia. the white white house -- at the same time the president goes along with 3,000 troops headed there to eastern europe and he doesn't get nato to come along and were doing more than anyone else. i mean what is his foreign policy? is it going to keep us safe? general kellogg was on with me last hour, formerly of the trump administration. you know him, kayleigh. you know when he says the words we know what it looks like. we know that they are postured to invade based on their battle plan. their battle posture right now.

it's a matter of time and what can we do to try and change that in the interim? is already postured president bowden, he's got the situation surrounded is how the general put it. do you get that urgency from the white house? do you hear that from the president? >> no you don't. >> harris: i can't tell, what's the delineation between what his foreign policy is, and what is politics are? are they coordinate it with each other? i don't know but i can't tell you what his plan is or what is doing next. but i can tell you that pollutant has a strategy and it's not hope. >> putin does have a strategy, kennedy, and i wonder if it's to invade. you have president biden moving his forces overseas to europe and in his response, we are provoking them. i'm paraphrasing but they keep using this word that the u.s. is the aggressor, of course we are

not. however it seems like they're trying to create a pretext which is frightening and troublesome in dominance for what could occur. >> it's like when you see two guys fight in the bar and one guy just gets closer and closer helping the other guy shoves him. he has an excuse to punch him in the face. that's pretty much what's happening here with vladimir putin. he certainly gaslighting the united states. russia doesn't have the type of economy where they can do a sustained war. we don't want to have a war with the nuclear power. it doesn't add well. the harrises point i don't trust this administration what their foresight is. and what their objectives are with russia in terms of ukraine. i don't trust him at all. i don't think they have a short-term successful plan because it can end in long term total. that seems like a very bad idea as far as dirtbags who blew up his family, good riddance.

>> not to his family, but good riddance to him. it makes him an ultra dirtbags who is with hitler and how. what can i say? >> john james comer were starting to pull back the curtain on what's happening in afghanistan. the analyst down like analyst george packer wrote a really detailed piece on the withdrawal in afghanistan petey said america's chaotic withdrawal added moral injury to military failure. but a group of soldiers, veterans command ordinary citizens came together to help save afghan lives and salvage some american honor. our heroes and veterans rose to the occasion, the commander in chief did not. >> no, certainly did not. joe biden turned his back on police officers, he turned his back on those marines who sadly lost their lives on the exit

because of poor planning and not understanding. i've said for a very long time that we need more people in congress who understand what it takes to keep americans safe. they've done it before. joe biden is in congress for more than 50 years and hasn't developed the skill set to understand how to lead this nation through this crisis. were going from crisis to crisis and we are sick of it. as a result of joe biden's failed policies and weakness that he projected to the world just six months ago, we have this botched failure just six months ago and he's about to botch an entry. vladimir putin is playing chess. joe biden has lost his marbles. it's very clear to see that whatever he's doing with these terrorists in syria nobody's going to cry over a lost terrorist. these monsters care nothing about their own children. what you think they care about yours? now the world is a less safe place because our enemies do not fear the united states, and our allies don't trust us. right now or in a situation where vladimir putin holds all of the cards. he can pull the trigger whenever he wants.

he is waiting for the marshlands in the north of ukraine does freeze over so we can have can have mechanized units in the ukraine. that will probably happen sometime in the next few weeks. he's waiting because he needs xi in china -- he's waiting for the beijing olympics to be over. we need to have leaders in washington or natchez planning for the next election, but who are planning to win for america for the next hundred years. our enemies aren't doing it. right now vladimir putin is doing nothing more than laughing at this thinly veiled warning shot. scapegoating and terrible terrorist. he's laughing at us right now because joe biden has turned america into a joke. >> john james for "outnumbered" president. spigot i was a very smart analysis. >> i'm with you on that. so, emily, you have some details for us from axios which are shedding some light on afghanistan. we learned about a meeting that took place bear the commander in chief wasn't there, but tell us.

i think it's instructive for what's happening in russia. >> wright, axios reporting from leaks from the white house that there were some meetings of the last moment and it highlights just how many crucial decisions were not yet made, were not yet resolved in the 11th hour. recall back in april is when biden said we were going to pull everybody out by september 11th. apparently in those last final hours in these meetings, still up for determination where the details about what we are going to used to transport americans as well as the resettlement programs, those who were trying to get out. all of the afghan allies that but their life on the line to support hours. i think it just begs the question how much more evidence do we need that this feckless leader in the white house is not that, he is frankly absolutely appeared to the tune of don james pointed out, 13 americans lost a service member lives. what more could have been done to prevent that?

we know all of the intelligence agencies and defense agencies were submitting to this president for months, possibly years, of how to make a brake that was safe and secure the protect american assets and protected american allies lives. none of that occurred. apparently at the last minute they were still deciding just how they were going to do everything. keep in mind to a final point of the pushback we've been getting out from officials who are defending it, while we were working with congress as you recall on this legislation now but that's not what my tax dollars pay for and that's not what i stand for the flag for. i stand for them to stand for american interests. we are not getting that from this white house. >> imagine hours before kabul failed, we still had not yet ironed out basic details on how to evacuate the country. if that doesn't tell you all you need to know about the biden administration i don't know what well. so much for a clean break. jeff zucker suddenly resigned

from cnn yesterday after failing to disclose what he said was a consensual relationship with a colleague. now the dirty laundry is coming out. that's next. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow.

>> the floodgates are opening. following the resignation of cnn president, jeff zucker. yesterday he cited a consensual relationship with a colleague and then he stepped down here the reason may be more complicated than what he said. cnn reporter brian felter said chris cuomo played a role in all of this drama. that's the former anchor, he got kicked out, he was helping us file their his own sexual harassment is the governor of new york. i say it like that because really it was like a tv show. this suspects the reporter was threatening to expose details prior to the resignation and

trying to burn the place down. meanwhile, new reports say zucker's relationship with allison gallo was an open secret. some female staffers at the network are very angry she gets to keep her job. "the new york post" front poking fun at cnn saying the most trusted name in news. you have to take go to kennedy first. it's because there's a lot more going on. she used to work with andrew cuomo. there is so much conflict of interest. i don't believe felter much, in general he needs to stop talking. i do believe his source, which is probably just don lemon in the newsroom, which is saying chris cuomo is trying to burn the play stopped at that's exactly what is doing. if he's not getting his money is taking everyone with them. these are all just nasty. they know there's so many bodies they know where they are buried,

it wasn't a secret. katie couric wrote about it. everyone knew about it. it wasn't because he was trying to hide a tiny vienna sausage, there is much more on here. chris cuomo is not done. >> so, emily, let's talk the law, shall we? those women have a point. could be the nicest woman of the world, maybe she really fell in love -- he's not really their boss, they're kind of equals verities chief of marketing or whatever that title was. they were good together, consensual, divorced, whatever. the problem is she was getting stuff the other women in the office weren't getting. mainly from him. >> yes to that. and i think it depends on the offense for the policies coming out of cnn whether that power dynamic but her in some sort of victim, the -- according to new york state law, which

chris's brother had a hand in drafting, she would be a removable as well but i have to point out that the reason all of this is coming to light is because it is over money. right? chris got fired and he wants his severance pay it he wants the millions he claims he is owed. he also argues that one of the reasons he was outed was because of an interview with the governor and brother that came on and he points back to the papers he says he has. he says luck, zucker wanted me to have that. he encouraged me to do these interviews. he says i was crucified for doing things -- at the time i had the blessing of zucker. at the end of the day this is all about him wanting more money. he is willing to apparently burn the place down to get his millions. >> i just want to know what he's got on jeff zucker that would make him quit. does anyone think it just comes down to this consensual relationship? >> now. >> you have to see this tweet. it's from kennedys favorite person, the media guy, it was on

the message delivered by one of the interim leaders on cnn's morning editorial call. the best thing we can do is honor his legacy. i know we are all in shock, michael bass sat on the cnn 9:00 a.m. editorial call today you can't replace him, but the best we can do is honor his legacy. what legacy would that be, kaylee? >> maybe it's the legacy of losing 90% of your viewers in the first week of this year. harris, this whole affair has overshadowed the real scandal at cnn. apparently these messages of zucker's had what emily said, that he was begging to get andrew cuomo on the network. remember he was lifted up as a cnn star. i remember watching those press conferences and the praise on cnn. apparently they show how basically zucker was using the channel to go after his personal agenda with donald trump and he was using the network to go after conservatives. this is not a news network, this

is an arm of the democratic national committee, they prop up and move forward all of their narratives. they've lost viewership. they legacy they are honoring is a legacy of a man who came into the network and destroyed it to ruin this end. >> isn't don lemon dealing with his own legal demons right now? also i sex-related type of case. let's have john james bring us home. >> you're not going to tell me you have a credible news network when you have done everything to destroy the credibility and propriety that you say that you have. you know this network spent the better part of the past four years screaming for trump's documents. why doesn't cnn released their documents? what's so special you're trying to hold from us that would hurt the rest of us? if you're all about transparency, truth, trust, show us your documents. but see what you know. if you're asking us to believe you you have to learn the trust

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you already heard from the president this morning. i think you've probably seen a statement that secretary austin put out commending the professionalism, skill, readiness exhibited by our forces in this operation. particularly with the extensive regard towards safeguarding innocent life that we new is located there at the target's location. while the cowardly acts of a small number of those followers resulted in the tragic death of at least three innocent civilians, the calculated efforts of our forces, succeeded in protecting more than ten women, children, babies. these efforts included a deliberate decision by the president to execute a raid on the location as opposed to an air strike. despite the additional risk that

that decision puts on our forces. as i think you've probably seen, in addition to all of that is they got to the site, they called out to everyone in the building giving them an opportunity to leave peacefully, quietly. and for abdullah to surrender himself. of course he chose a different result. although there was no u.s. tragedies one of the helicopter operators did suffer mechanical error early on in the infiltration phase of the operation. the helicopter was able to depart the target location and land at another location further away off-site. but ultimately it was determined that further use of the helicopter was not practical.

24 hours old, so well will provide as much context as we can to you, i suspect come as you've i'll cover these kinds of things before, that will continue to learn more information as time goes on. we are still reviewing the results of this operation. we are still going through after action process that we always do. we'll do the best weekend to provide you with as much context. i would also add a bit of a disclaimer before we begin taking questions, that there is still operational security matters were just not going to be able to speak to. we obviously take these kinds of missions very seriously. we obviously want to be able to

conduct these kinds of operations because isis remains a threat. there's going to be some information that you will want to know that we are simply not going to be able to provide so that we can preserve our flexibility to connect these sorts of operations going forward. >> a couple of questions on the civilians. if i heard you -- that i hear correctly that you said you verified three civilians were killed? also could you elaborate on perhaps explain a little further what secretary austin meant in his written statement about looking into the possibility that u.s. actions might have resulted in harm to civilians? what are you referring to? >> we know that when abdullah detonated an explosive device which obviously held him, we know that there were three people on that third floor with him that were also killed. his wife, and two children.

so that's who i'm talking about when i talk about the three. we also know as we were able to safely evacuate ten individuals. six from the first floor. an adult male, an adult female, and four children. and for children from the second floor, which our forces were able to safely get out of the building. on the second floor, where one of abdullah's at tenets engaged our forces, actually one of his lieutenants and the lieutenants wife firing back at our forces, they were killed. it appears as if a child was also killed on that second floor. that as for your second

question, were always mindful of the potential for civilian harm, or harm to innocent life. while the strong indications are here that the lives taken in this operation were caused by abdullah and his decision to blow himself up and everybody else with them on that third floor, as well as the resistance of his lieutenant on the second floor. we are willing to take a look to examine and make sure that there wasn't any action we might have taken that could've also caused harm to innocence. >> do you mean indirectly or directly? >> in any way. i think were just going to take a look and see. right now the strong indications are that -- to a degree there is a loss of innocent life. it's a loss called by

mr. abdullah and his lieutenant. >> you're confident it's only three? >> that's what we have right now but i'm going to give you what i can right now. i think you know that information can change over time. that's what we have right now. yes, p.r.? >> he said the team that executed -- any additional information on the team that executed the operation? >> no i don't have any more information about the team that executed the operation. >> what kind of support or operation the fdf provided to the operation? >> the sdf or helpful in the enabling of our ability to conduct this operation but i'm not gonna go on to more detail about what that assistance looked like. i will remind p.r. that this was a u.s. operation conducted by u.s. forces only. >> will anyone get a reward, or

justice reward for this tip? how long have you had this intelligence? you referred to the three innocent civilians, but was the wife of how she abdullah be considered an innocent civilian? >> i'm going to leave it the way i characterized it, jen comeau are going to continue to review and look at this. i think i'll leave it the way i described it. as for the reward i don't have any updates on that. there was a $10 million reward on his head, but i don't have any updates on whether that reward can or will be claimed. on the intelligence i will just say that this operation was literally months in the planning. a strong basis for being able to conduct an operation like this is valuable intelligence. intelligence that comes from multiple streams. without getting into more detail

on that there was because of the success of the operation the intelligence was -- allowed us the level of awareness and fidelity of information to be able to conduct this in a way that we did. >> i don't have a direct response to speak to that. however, he was the leader of isis. we do know he was a hands on kind of leader. we know he certainly had knowledge of and was at least maintaining a level of situational awareness during the prison breaks last week. we know he was directly involved in the massacre and rape back in

2015. this is a man that we should all be happy is no longer walking on the face of the earth. >> thank you very much. >> did you get dna from him? >> we were able to identify his body through fingerprints and dna analysis. the fingerprints were on site, i took a little bit longer to get the dna analysis. as a combination. >> can you give us more detail about the firefight that occurred toward the end of the two hour time frame they were on the ground. some locals or something. what was that? >> towards the end of operation there was a small group of individuals approaching the compound.

they were appropriately deemed as hostile. they were engaged. we know in that engagement two of them were killed. that resulted in the end of that hostile activity. the remaining individuals left the site. >> on the ground or in the air? >> i don't know exactly beard i know at least some engagement came from the air but i can't be sure there wasn't some from the ground. >> do you know who the lieutenant was? you mentioned someone was killed with his wife? >> it was a senior lieutenant of abdullah, i don't have the name. you can say it was a deputy. >> can you -- was this mission kill or capture? was there an effort to take him alive? >> without getting into the

specifics of the orders, it was a raid against abdullah. he decided to kill himself and others before coming into direct comp tact with the assault force. they did not fight back. the objective was to finish his leadership of isis and that was achieved. >> finally the question i'm sure they were wondering is there a dog involved? you know what his name was? >> i do not know, i do not now, and i do not know. >> why did the mission take two hours? was that a part of the delay?

it sounds like two hours on the ground is quite a long time for one of these missions. speak with the great question, louis, the plan was to have them there for two hours. from the get-go the plan was for two hours on site. it speaks to the level of care that u.s. special operations forces used in this mission. which was designed to preserve innocent life. to go to the site as they did, it was securing and isolating site and i was to get innocence -- and you encouraged mr. abdullah to leave the site. they made several callouts beseeching everyone in the building to leave.

they were engaged -- there was an explosion on the first floor and engagement of gunfire from the big building and they went in. obviously want to process the site as best you can, get information, and of course in this regard since he chose to end his life the way he did he may be able to identify and safely leave the site. from soup to nuts the original plan was to have them there for two hours. they were there for about exactly two hours. >> it's been characterized by other individuals that he detonated this explosive very early on after the arrival of troops very do you have a notion of how quickly he did that, or was it a long drawn-out process?

>> i don't have the exact minute-by-minute tick-tock but that characterization is accurate. it wasn't long after they isolated and secure the site and began the callouts that there was a large explosion on the third floor which turned out to of course have been abdullah killing himself and the family members that were with him on the third floor and putting at significant risk everyone else in that building. >> one more please. the kabul errors reich and the repercussions have happened, since then we thought secretaries guidance recently. from that factor and now into the notion that were going to go in with ground troops and array -- >> on the day of which the president of the united states is coming to new york city to talk about the crime crisis, the pentagon is talking about a terrorist that was killed that

they were going after with isis. high profile terrorist, leader within that organization where they didn't kill him, they moved in and he killed himself. he blew up his family, he blew up the dwelling. they were able to get a few people out. the details are that a much more. i want to go to john james quickly to see if we can get a clear indication of what we are looking at here. john? >> clear indication, there can be no greater contradiction in the fog of war quite frankly. based on what i know i've actually paul darragh security firm missions like this in iraq raids. that was very selectively chosen by the military leaders because there's something they want to abstract read is a method they want to employ or something they want to do they deemed a raid most important. very good information, they planned the stage very important to realize that when you go in and when you neutralize the target, the job is not done. the patient is not over. they're still information together very dear still

continuing to gather that information. that knowledge, that human intelligence that will help save american lives not only abroad but here as well. the fact that that bomb went off when the girl on the aim of these evil man is to kill as many americans as possible, indicates that something went wrong on their part, on the terrorist part. as more information comes out it be interesting to see exactly what happened. the fact of the matter remains that the world as become destabilized. and doing everything we can to stop these growing spears of communist influence that is fomented and destabilized by the rush is on china's giving these isis and iran and north korea regimes the path that they need to continue to terrorize civilians in america become a needs to stop. we need to have more people keeping americans safe to narrate i'm looking forward to hearing more about how we can

take our learning from this raid to keep americans safe in the future. >> john, thank you very much. the president here in new york shortly this will come up giving him that to talk about in addition to crime crisis. good to have you all here, america reports is right after the break. inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners, newday wants to help you use your va home loan benefit to get more. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to

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