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it for now they sent does not appear that man was targeting any members of congress. police are just released this man's name about an hour ago and are still investigating his a background in social media. lucas tomlinson is alive in washington with the very latest on this. lucas what can you tell us? >> we just learn the identity of that man who crash the car into a barricade, fired shots in the air to the u.s. capitol. please have identified 29 year old richard eight york the third from delaware but u.s. capitol police say his motives are still not clear. >> eight vehicle collided with a barricade on east capitol street at second street. the vehicle burst into flames. the driver exited the vehicle. the driver began walking down east capitol street towards the capitol. he took out a handgun, began

firing back on indiscriminately. one of our officers observed him put the gun to his head and shoot himself. >> east capitol street second street is use the s capitol but a block was next to the library of congress and the supreme court building. the latest incident on the impotence of tribes of palm beach home. we do not know if this is into response of the rate we do not know that. our colleague fbi's issued a bulletin warning "an increase in violent threats post on social media against federal officials and facilities. including a threat to place a so-called dirty bomb and for the fbi headquarters and issuing a general call for a quote civil war. maryland governor hogan responded to the rhetoric in an actual text. >> it reminds me, first we had the left talking about defunding the police and attacking police officers. never have the right saying

defend the federal law enforcement officers it is absurd. and it is dangerous. we saw the one incident already. but there are threats all over the place. >> hogan referring to the attack on the fbi cincinnati field office by an armed admin thursday pit last year as similar incident took place when a driver rammed his car into a barricade killing a capitol police officer. anita: lucas tomlinson live in washington thank you for that. eric: nearly two weeks after speaker of the house nancy plus his visit to taiwan angered china, more u.s. lawmakers are visiting the democratic independent nation beijing still sees as its territory producing congressional delegation arriving in taipei to talk about regional security and trade, alexandria hoff has the details. >> a group plan around 7:00 p.m. local time but they are there to discuss various issues of mutual interest including u.s./taiwan relations, security, trade and climate change.

democrat senator ed markey of massachusetts leading the delegation's jumbo democrat house members alan from california, representative don from virginia, republican congressman a delegate from america samoa. taiwan's ministry of foreign affairs accompanied photos with a tweet that read we thank the like-minded u.s. lawmakers for the timely visit and unwavering support. it is interesting with not see the same immediate reaction out of china as was on speaker pelosi's visit. despite the island democracy being self govern, beijing claims taiwan as their territory in objects to any official contact with foreign government. per tickly high ranking leaders like speaker pelosi prince as a speaker's visit taiwan's defense minister said china has sent missiles, warships and warplanes into the seas and skies around taiwan. some cross in midpoint of the taiwan strait and continuing well beyond when china said drills would end. present by deciding concern over china's response earlier this month in pelosi's trip did not

have the official backing of the white house. but it did earn bipartisan support. republican congresswoman diana wade in she wished today's surprise visit included more than one republican. >> i am part of the china task force and i did not get an invitation. it would look a whole lot better just like the speaker did not take any republicans if they had advised us we would have been willing to go and talk with them and talk to their leadership about the trip. >> congressional delegation will depart tomorrow to continue on into their larger visit to the indo pacific region, erica. eric: thank you. anita: the fallout continues from last monday's fbi search a former president terms mar-a-lago estate. some republicans have urged trump not to run again for president seem to be changing her tune on his political future. >> this week it was actually a wind for donald trump or to seem to motivate his base and people

rushing to his defense. feeling as if he is being picked upon and martyred. >> i think we all have to take a deep breath and say we are going to have to wait to see the facts that come out. boxers also growing chorus of republicans calling for attorney general merrick garland to do a better job of justifying the rage. several house members are demanding he released the evidence he used to personally approve the search warrant. ♪ kennedy: another bus from texas is dropping out even more migrants, 30 of them met new york city port authority in manhattan this morning. all this buses continued to arrive in the big apple from texas and by governor greg abbott. gang violence to starting those living near the border. on friday the state department told government employees in tijuana to shelter in place. hundreds of michigan jet mexican national guard are heading to the region to stop the fighting between the cartels on the board of it all exist as a legal

immigration flex continues to grow. as you can see crossing into the united states now and record numbers. bill is at the border line with very latest there hey bill. >> hey eric. it has been incredibly busy day out here. we've got team members in three separate locations in eagle pass. since sunrise we have seen well over 700 illegal crossings and the day is not over yet. we'll show you some of what we have seen her take a look at the drone video our team shot just after the sun went up this morning this was a massive single group of approximately 300 migrants who cross all illegally at the exact same time. as you can see they are almost all single adults for a lot of single adult men. most from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua which are not subject to title 42 right now. minnick most of these folks will be released into the united states. you can see many of them are wearing pretty nice right got smart phones. but listen to headphones air prods waiting for border patrol. you'll see some splintered off

and almost walk onto a local highway before they were stopped by texas troopers. this was not even the only group we have seen today. take a look of the second piece of video. also this morning to its separate groups are going to see totaling another 200 migrants crossing into an area that is eight private baton or sheared here in the eagle pass area. once again almost all single adults. they have been nearly 400,000 illegal crossings here in the del rio sector where we are just since october 1 breed heard me mention it to but to put in perspective that the population bigger than the city of new orleans. elsewhere along the border take a look the mug shot in the tucson arizona sector border patrol arresting this mexican national who cross illegally. he is that previous conviction for first-degree manslaughter out of new york city. back at your life you heard me mention we have seen 700 illegal crossings in the few places where we are. the number for the day is going to be significantly higher than

that, just to give you an idea from friday to saturday and a 24 hour span here in the del rio sector, there were about 2000 illegal crossings. in the meantime the mayor of new york city said he's having a hard time accommodating about 301 week, will send it back to you. >> astounding they are still bill thank you so much. he was starting his career in law enforcement. who took pride in serving our community and he was tragically murdered. pencils gun violence has once again taken someone who pledged to protect and serve others. cracks about los angeles county district attorney remembering moderate park police officer. the 26-year-old was off duty when his shot and killed while sitting in his car outside of a gym in the l.a. suburban last sunday. three suspects.

also near l.a. i man shot and wounded including an officer during a standoff and a home on wednesday of crime on the rise many california cities are now reversing zero belt laws for certain offenses. joins us now he is a former los angeles police detective. mark, it is great to have you here on this. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. anita: officials do not like 260 police officer was targeted for actually being a police officer. rather it was a random robbery. but in general, how much more dangerous it is it now to be a police officer following defined police movement along with thick string liberal district attorneys, who seem to water down look for the bare minimum and sentencing guidelines for criminals what you think? i think there is a natural arch over the last 20 years that police departments have lowered

standards they have lowered expectations for they have manipulated crime figures, they stopped responding to certain crimes they stopped reporting proactive police work. by the time you get to defend the police movement, the riots of 2020 and you watch leader after leader of metropolitan police departments across this country basically stand it down, give up. the suspects are paying attention. they are suspects and that is what they do for a living. they commit crimes on other people. this poor officer was just working out. and i suspect he wasn't just the victim of robbery. but he was also the victim of suspects who knew that nobody is going to be looking for them. nobody is going to stop them. certainly some officer passing by is not going to stop the crime before it happened. that is the tragedy here. anita: part of this is no cash bail laws that have come into play. they came about during the

pandemic as a way to supposedly level the playing field for so-called criminal offenders who could not afford to pay the bail. now, many are blaming that policy on repeat offenders and rising crime. big cities like los angeles, san diego, santa clara say wait a minute, it may be that didn't work. let's look into the mayor of san jose. he said this. there is a compelling reason to we can cast failed to make sure it does not perpetuate the racial and economic inequities in the criminal justice system. but we have seen too many violent and compete offenders put out in our community without suspicion supervision, drug treatment or constraints. mark, but you think about this? the no cash bail been reversed in several cities in california? >> well, it is a mouthful actually to address the no cash bail. basically return of dangerous offenders back onto the street.

i think everybody should understand this is not a race or issue. they never got bail. anybody that commits a first-degree murder or any kind of mass murder, shooting, gang shooting, never got bail. it was no bail. even o.j. simpson had no bail. he was suspected in accused of a double murder. there is no and equity. they suspect decides to commit a murder, they are captured. where is the inequity? they've singled themselves out too. they decided to kill somebody and they should be in jail. maxwell, i suppose big cities in california let me ask you this finally, as a former police officer would you say part of what helps to fight crime with respect for the public question even criminal systemic have

respect or fear maybe. a lot has been watered down in the last couple of years. how can trust and respect for policing be restored? and is it on lawmakers on the local level, to discuss that? how do you get a return to respect for law enforcement? but you need to back to the way it was in many regards. if police officers and rewards for being an outstanding officer businesses on a job or everybody gets a trophy. the way i see law enforcement and most of these major cities now is like your house is on fire and you call the fire department. they kind of leisurely show up and they watch her house burned down to the ground but that is law enforcement we have in most major cities now. for multiple reasons. one of them is a politicized police departments of the

officers who are competent and able to go out and actually address these crime problems are thrown under the bus something goes sideways. maybe the suspect gets killed but we bury officers day in and day out, no big deal nothing to see here. you have one and suspect in the crime at all the politicians are sometimes police chiefs and now, they run and hide it. or they throw some detective or police officer under the bus. it is going to be hard to get back from that. who would want to go into a city where the reputation is if you do anything are too aggressive, if you use your gun, your fist, your baton, you are probably going to jail. where is the incentive to actually engage with the suspects? anita: that is interesting pointer is a very dangerous job.

we thank those who serve and law enforcement. mark thank you for your service and thank you for coming on the program today we really appreciate it, thank you. before that we do their lives are on the line every day when they open up the doors of that squad car, we thank them. meanwhile facing a long road to recovery if you stabbed on friday. please invest in the suspects whether he is a supporter of iran. targeted not just the author but former white house officials and american activists birdhouse the by demonstration respond to ironic attempted assassinations question asked security expert jim walsh joins us next on iran, threats and how we can protect americans. enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big!

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government turned himself in this morning. ♪'s present author salman rushdie's offense later able to speak deaf or who stabbed multiple times on friday. is about to give a speech in western new york. that update from his agent who said salman rushdie is on his road to recovery break nay voice live in the newsroom with the very latest on this break nay, good news for salman rushdie but is probably not out of the woods yet. >> still in critical condition but overall positive update today. not only heard from his agent as you mentioned but also his family that reads in part pull it up as we can, those life-changing injuries are severe. his usual spicy and defiant sense of humor it remains intact. we are so grateful to all the audience members who bravely left to his defense administered first aid we take a look at this video pretty serious audience members running onto the stage to help him in this video. this was right after the

stabbing attack and right before he was airlifted to the hospital where he had been since friday. police say salman rushdie was stabbed multiple times over prying to give a lecture this is in western new york or its said he has a damage liver and his severed nerves and his arm and i. we also have brand-new mug shot of the man accused of attacking camp a 24-year-old, he is being held without bail today. the daily mail reports today his mother claimed he took a month-long trip to to the middle east back in 2018. she says he came back a religious fanatic. he pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault charges. the prosecutor in the case called the attack preplanned, which is partly because salman rushdie's life is a bit in danger for years and here's why particular cut this timeline. in 1980 throughout the book the satanic verses in which some muslims believe he insulted the prophet muhammad. one year later the supreme court leader of iran issued calling

for his death by that is still in effect today. he survived the first attempt on his life that same year. and then a translator for his book wasn't murdered in 1991. salman rushdie was put on al qaeda's hit list in 2010. his family again said he is in critical condition today for his accused attacker appears in court next on friday. will send it back to you anita. we said all right, some good news there he is recovering. nay voigt thank you so much life in her new york newsroom. >> these are acts of terrorism but he did not take a strong action, it means you are sending a signal to the republic to all terrorists that they can come after more americans on u.s. soil. if they are not being punished that there is no reason for them to stop their active terrorism on u.s. soil. before that chilling message is it a target. entergy activist journalist. the fed to say it as well as

former national security advisor bolton and others have been on a hit list for assassination by iran. bone called the assassination plot against him and u.s. officials an active war. the threat of iran tronic is not new apparently have not stopped trying. jim walsh international security expert senior research associate security studies program joins us. this is actually frightening but iran has been threatening to kill americans here at home, good to run potentially carry that out? >> well, i think we need to separate out a couple different things. one is the plot to kill john bolton. a government official. the most serious of any of the allegations involved. but that has a particular history. the u.s. killed around top general back some years ago. i think at the time most analysts, myself included but if we killed their guy, they are

going to come after us and want to kill one of our guys. they tried it and they failed. i think they'll keep trying. they are responding they're trying to even the ledger for the guy we killed. then you have cases that iranian citizens are activists acting against the regime and they become targets for stars average americans i don't think there is much danger. certainly department of homeland security or the fbi is not issuing notification saying americans just shopping or whatever should be concerned. there is a group though, eric, that should be cautious. that's iranian and american citizens dual passport at citizens that visit back and iran. we have had those folks some of those folks detained and thrown into prison for it i myself have written letters on behalf of people have been thrown in prison there. that is the group iranian americans visiting around that i think should be especially cautious. i think your average person going to the hardware store grocery store does not have to worry about that.

kennedy: tehran does not iranian citizen as you know. talk about the activists are people who are speaking out and are an against bureaucratic terrorist regime. activist groups, let me show you his picture. he's a a member of the national council resistance of iran they have been the targeted alleged suspect here in new york city. there group had somewhat allegedly bomb their group in paris when rudy giuliani was speaking. and you know the saudi arabian ambassador to the united states a few years georgetown restaurant to blow up the saudi arabian vet bassett or because he is against iran. what do we do? there have been calls to kick out the iranian diplomat who were here in the u.s. because of

the terrorist supporting activities and because of these plots. they are only at the un, should we kick them out? what should we do? >> the u.s. and around you have formal diplomatic relations. that is already in place for it we can debate where that's good idea or bad idea. but the diplomats at the un part of the deal with the un is the u.s. and geneva, et cetera you to host big un facilities. headquarters is in new york. that means we have to let the diplomats in from those countries to go to the un. that's part of the package deal. we do not have to have diplomatic relations with ironically do not want to but we have to let them come to the un where they are a member of the un body. >> it is absolutely objectionable for iran to try to do any of this. especially to the critics and those speaking out activists against the regime. which of the biden administration do what can they

do? >> i am sorry. i think you can take some comfort in the fact is not a lot of comfort, they seem to be bumbling cops and a lot of this or cops isn't the right word, bumbling assassins. as you mentioned the plot that failed the bolton plot, that failed. when the russians assassinates that what they said one of their ages they go and do it. they tried to hire someone, pay someone. according to -- i read the statement from the fbi they tried to pay $3000 to carry out an assassination. so luckily they're not very skilled at it. you have to punish them, but then you have to also solve problems with their problems are two countries have to solve it. like the nuclear issue. even if they are a bad country having a nuclear weapon does not help anything. if you keep some of the stuff separate but you have to punish them for the wrong behavior.

>> they are a threat especially to americans who are active. and all of the others. jim walsh, senior research associate at mit security studies program, jim thank you, good to see you as always make. >> good to see you as always eric. anita: eric, tomorrow marks one year since the taliban gain control. reasserting their rule over afghanistan. the chaotic take cover to cover the botch u.s. withdrawal that caps off the longest war in american history. despite the taliban's promises of change, the terror group is quickly reverted to its repressive old ways. as back in kabul with more on the story, hello trey. ask anita, good afternoon. the taliban has announced the national holiday marking the day they took control of afghanistan. we do know the wounds from that time.

though have not healed for most of the afghan people. especially those american allies. many of whom went to the airport to try to get safe passage out of this country back last august. now the population behind must adjust to this new life under the taliban. as women here call for work and freedom. you can see dozens of demonstrators though they were quickly dispersed by the taliban who fired shots into the air and use sticks to beat people. women must be covered when they are public and may not go out alone at night. additionally most teenage girls are unable to study secondary education. one of the organizers of saturday's event spoke to fox news. here's her response when asked how many times she has been threatened by the taliban. >> and many and more times for not one or two times, more than ten times. i have all their messages, voice messages per this sounds at all the proof. last time when they called me they sent a picture of my son and told me that if you do not stop your protest we will target

your son. correct despite the taliban patrolling the streets the security situation here brings tense but groups like isis-k are still operating on the ground. there is a bombing yesterday but as for the civilians in the capitol of kabul, we sent a lot of fear and anxiety. talk to them they do not know what comes next. they do know their country has been set back decades, and need it. >> i was just going to say what a different picture from just a little more than a year ago. thank you so much for your great reporting trey yingst. before absolutely thanks to trey reporting live from kabul. inflation reduction act awaits present by the signature when he returns to the white house. they say it will help lower inflation for the republican say no it won't. a live report from south carolina when the president is on vacation. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health.

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eric: present biden vacation south carolina head of the busy week at the white house. he will sign the inflation reduction act into law this week. despite heavy pushback from republicans that that said it will fuel. white house correspondent is traveling with the president. she is in south carolina with the very latest, hate jackie. >> hey there eric, we heard from present buying today for the first time since wednesday actually when he began this vacation varies in a celebratory mood about the bill passing, looking forward to signing it next week and having celebration at the white house september 6. he spent a lot of his time off working the phones. ask i'm on the phone a lot. >> inflation remains a top concern for voters white house officials have been trying to build up goodwill ahead of the midterms saying the inflation reduction act as it is called

the brink of the cost of living even the experts believe it will not directly impact inflation for a year or more. congressional democrats have been trying to connect the recent drop in gas prices to this bill. the president has not yet even signed. >> we are already feeling the effects of a certain extent by events in gas prices come down which has been huge. exit ministration officials by making the case americans should feel the impacts of this bill soon. medicare negotiations will bring the cost of prescription drugs. energy costs will come down because of climate investments like the tax credits for electric cars and solar panels. ask first of all immediately people will be able to lower the fuel cost in their home. as a 30% tax credit you can claim in 2022 for installing energy efficient windows, heat pumps, energy efficient appliances. that is right away. and on top of that of course if

citizens to install solar panels on their rooms so they can generate their own power, that is another 30% tax credit. quick spending money on things like solar panels and heat pumps in order to save money on your electric bill is really not the same thing a sprained at a cost for items you're paying for at the register, which remained at 40 or hi, eric. eric: i want to talk about that bicycle motorcade and got the video will show it again, there is the can you imagine being the lady on the right customer take a look she's in a bikini, on the beach taking a picture or think i can't tell. what do they do the tell a secret service to say stay on the beach the president's going to bite by in a few minutes? how do they handle that? >> who knows, eric, i do not know how they handle the beach. they will not let us get that close to the president but that's one lucky lay there on

the beach. so far it looks like is having a good time diddle will speed up there. there goes the president biking on the beach. all right, tend to hope they give you some time off on the island. anita: -- right now are going to focus on the 2022 election bird were going to retake the house were going to definitely retake the house-senate. >> that is a publican center mike dodging questions about former president trump running in 2024. some satraps support has only gotten stronger after the fbi search warrant and mar-a-lago. a new poll conducted the day after the raid shows a 58% of republican voters say they would vote for trump in the 2024 primary. that is up from last month break let's bring in caley deputy editor of the washington examiner. thank you for coming in today.

you know, some lawmakers may dodge the question. how about that pole? more americans have their vote for president trump now compared to event last month. the support is up four percentage points. when you make of those numbers? >> if you are donald trump and you are running a hypothetical campaign since he has not announced yet, gets the establishment against the federal government the deep state that out to get you, the fbi and d.o.j. and the democratic party just handed him a silver platter of a victory. this is exactly what he needed to rally republicans around him. especially since it's not quite cliff is going to run again or for other republicans like florida governor desantis might run against him for this is a great rousing moment for him he's going to use that political momentum moving forward. >> it sure seems to have fired up his base, no question about that. but there are a number of republicans like mike rounds are

reluctance on the record whether they would support president trump and 24. maybe they want to wait and see what happens with the fbi raid and what they found. but there are also plenty of democrats who do not want to answer the question whether they would support joe biden for reelection. listen to this exchange i'll read it between your times and representative carolyn maloney. "new york times" asking the question, should present biden run again? maloney, off the record is not running again. near times asked not off the record on the record. maloney says on the record know he should not run again. so the president's popularity is gone up a little bit in the past couple of weeks. he is still well under 50%. he sometimes comes off as disoriented. he will be 80 years old. do you expect him to run again for reelection? >> i will be shocked if he did run again for reelection. this man is so unpopular. not just among republicans but

especially among independents and democratic voters at this point. and it is impossible to see how him announcing either before the november midterms or after what help democrats over the next two years. obviously he cannot come out and say he's not going to run again. that essentially he would be admitting he's a lame-duck president he would also be admitting sick tire experiment hello to him to run the country is better for your failure. both parties are kind of struggling right now when to make announcements. the last thing he wants moving into november as a primary campaign the next presidential election. democrats do not want to have to compete against each other and neither do republicans right now. >> you mention the midterms that is where the media focuses. we are less than three months away now. how much do you think the trump raid, roe versus wade decision, gas prices, what you think are the top three issues heading

into the midterm? >> economies and definitely the number one issue. every policing has a voters rating the economy, inflation, grocery prices gas prices as her number one concern that's not going to change no matter how democrats try to spin this. the second thing is i do think the fbi raid is going to have some effect especially among republican voters. you have 48% of the country right now of all political affiliations think the d.o.j. raid was politically motivated. 48% of the country believe that. that is going to have an effect on november. anita: we will see it will be here before we know it. thank you so much for joining us today, appreciate it. eric: speaking of elections just two days midterm primary and alaska, senator lisa murkowski is fighting to keep her seat in the senate against a candidate backed by. we are live from the last

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. ♪far-xi-ga♪ eric: tuesday's primary day in alaska predicament center lisa murkowski is trying to fender seat against the truck backed challenger. jonathan hunt live in anchorage with the latest, hi jonathan. >> hey eric, lisa has been in the senate for some 20 enter 20 years. she knows she is in a real fight this time for reelection. we caught up with her at her head quarters over the weekend but she said she was trying to rile up and get ready. voters across the great state of alaska. her difficulties are in large part because president trump has a personally campaigned against her, calling her lousy and the

worst senator in the united states. i asked senator murkowski for her response to those comments, listen here. >> for president trump is going to say what he will say. >> would you prefer he remained a former president rather than a future president? >> i would. >> why? >> i would. the probably have is that donald trump, when he was in office failed to uphold the constitution of the united states. for me it is pretty simple. >> senator murkowski main challenger here is she is something of a political novice compared to the sitting senator. she does have the enthusiastic banking of president trump. she says it is time for alaskans to vote for change, listen here. >> you can either vote for the center of that joe biden wants to be the next senator of alaska, or vote for the alaska

values. >> there is also a special election tuesday for the house seat left vacant by the death this year of congressman don young. among those running for that seat, former governor of alaska sarah palin. she too of course has the enthusiastic backing of former president donald trump. it will be an interesting day in terms of getting insight, eric, into the power of the trump endorsement even this far away from washington d.c. eric: yes sarah palin could be congresswoman palin perhaps. jonathan good to see you as always. anita: eric, singer back due back in court this week to face another federal trial in chicago after his conviction in new york city. this time prosecutors say one of his first accusers will take the stand. we'll have a preview of that

coming up next.

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to some federal conspiracy trial against singer r. kelly big and small in chicago. christina coleman is live in los angeles of more on this,. >> hi disgraced r and b star r.

kelly is a mantra by accusation of using his fame to systematically sexually abuse young fans including some children. legal experts describe this new trial in chicago as a sort of do over trial of 2008 state childhood pornography case. in the 2008 trial r. kelly is accused of having on video with a girl no older than 14. she did not testify during that case. and he was acquitted. the big difference in the new chicago trial is that girl is now in her 30s is expected to take the stand. this trial is setting or right something that had been wrong. it goes all the '2008. the story this indictment tells is of an effort and orchestrated effort by him and his codefendants to lie and obstruct, and secure an acquittal with her should have been a conviction way back in 2008. >> based on court documents prosecutors will likely argue

rig to the 2008 case by threat and the young girl's family against testifying. prosecutors often say he had sexual contact or sexual acts but not only grow on the video but for others who range in age to 17 years old. and he conspired, intimidated or paid some of them and their families to falsify, destroy or conceal materials that would prove him guilty. r. kelly two conspiracy counts in this case including obstruction for justice. main tail he maintains his innocence. anita: christina comment live in los angeles but thank you for that preview christina. and eric, that's going to do it for us but thank you for having me this week it's been great to be with you. >> of course great to be with you. folks we thank you for watching fox news channel entrusting us as as your source of news. good to p see the big sunday shw coming up straightahead here on fox. sugar

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♪♪ >> hello everyone. i am here with andy, sean and tammy. welcome to this sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight. the case against trump. it is in full effect. >> a new problem develops busing migrants from texas to big cities across the country. migrants in the country illegally are calling