>> i started this journey at 1:00 today. the flight was moved 1:00, 3:00, 4:00 and finally arrived at 5:00. the pilot said he was exhausted so we would not fly to new york. i will see you anglers tomorrow, i hope. >> laura: again, raymond? start traveling at a day ahead of time. that is it. ♪ ♪ be to $3 billion, that is the price tag for president biden's latest spending spree that he expects you to pay for. that bill is expected to go up over time here at the white house isn't saying any of that out loud. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro. people are mad about this. minutes before the show, people are upset about this. the president instead how to plan to redirect student loan

debt as responsible and fair. the nation struggling for basic needs and thanks to the economy president biden himself created may beg to differ. blasting joe biden for overreach. >> it is unfair to people who paid loans before. >> >> of course, taxes and prices will get higher. >> i don't think he should do it at all. i really think he can care less the actual loan aspect of it. to put himself in a good light with younger voters. >> todd: kevin corke live from washington, kevin. >> good morning to you. this is one of those things you have to say to yourself, "i wonder what was going on in the room when they were talking about this? "the president as you heard by now it described his plan to forgive $10,000 in student federal loan debt. and on a campaign, he said that was the right thing to do to

make a difference for families out there struggling and they need a break. a lot of other people feel like maybe that is not something, especially if you didn't have the money to go to college. he still says this will give families some breathing room. listen to what he had to say. >> i believe my plan is fair and responsible. helping working people with student loans. i think he is dead wrong. >> is it unfair to people who paid student loans or chose not to take out loans? >> it is fair to people who, in fact, do not own businesses. is that fair? what do you think? >> todd: you have to go back and look at the transcript and listen to exactly what he said there. it literally made no sense. it was pretty interesting to watch. at least that is what i thought maybe you will think differently if you go back.

all right, back to the story now. we are talking about the program that will give up $20,000 in debt cancellation if you went to court on pell grants, $10,000 if you went beyond pell grants and individuals making under $125,000 and under $250,000 if you are a couple. and also monthly payments and have her undergrad loans and yes, it puts a freeze on those who are having to pay back the loans at least until december. >> will you forgive debt? you are not just disappearing dead. >> when you think about the $4 billion that will go back as revenue back into this process of folks pegging their college tuition, that matters as well. so, we are doing this in a smart way. >> but people that already paid

their student loans, they don't get anything out of this. >> right. >> todd: you have got to love peter doocy purity gets to the point of it, doesn't he? justifying student debt relief plan under the hero's act of 2003 which the administration argues gives sweeping authority to reduce or eliminate student they hit during a national emergency. as you can well imagine legal challenges are expected. but in the meantime criticism abounds and that is even from democrats. check this out, ex-obama advisor slamming the handouts as he puts them. this is jason furman pouring roughly half a trillion dollars in gasoline into the inflationary fire that is already burning his reckless spirit doing it while going will be on the campaign promise of $10,000 of student loan relief and breaking another all proposals paid for it. remember he said that? what he said is even worse. it wasn't just jason furman

taking shots. all day, here from chris. we know the cost of higher education is crushing families and that is why i have supported expanding pell grants and affordable community college and loan forgiveness for those entering professions like nursing. this announcement by president biden is no way to make policy and sidestep congress and our oversight on fiscal responsibility. as you can probably imagine g.o.p. lawmakers are blasting this idea. it will make for a very rough couple of days in the nation's capital for the white house, guys. >> carley: kevin corke live for us on this one, thank you so much. todd, kevin brings up a good point about the president's response. the democrats rebuttal to the criticism, bipartisan cruise to my criticism canceling student loan debt that is well, republicans decrease corporate taxes. but there is a very big difference between cutting

corporate taxes, which the economy creates jobs then cutting loans for somebody who already has a job and who benefits from this? the rich people! people making up to a quarter of a million dollars if you are a couple are getting their student loans cut. an economist said 70% of the benefits will go to the top 60% of income earners. this is a group of people -- this is stealing money from hardworking taxpayers. to buy votes from people who are disproportionately wealthy. >> todd: quickly to your point, the big difference between the argument of, oh, we gave these tax breaks. that is the individual's money. they earned that money. the government is taking that money from them. that is their money to begin with a peer of the the loan is the obligation. it is a debt of a person and the government is taking that away from the person who signed the

document for that loan and transferring it to somebody who didn't sign the dotted line. the big question help, carley can joe biden to this? my answer is no empire with me it is called the major question doctrine. the courts should not defer to agency statutory of vast economic political significance. of course the department is the department of education. that is the agency and $300 billion, carley, pretty darn economically significant. republicans need to sue to get this to court to show this is a question for congress and asked their star witness carley shimkus, they should: none other than nancy pelosi. listen. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay, but he does not have that power. that is an act of congress. i don't even like to call it

forgiveness because that implies transgression. just freeing people from they were delegation spirits of it is not even a discussion. not everybody realizes that, but the president can only postpone, delay, but not forgive. >> carley: that was july 2021. a much different tune august 2022. for the white houses perspective, they are relying on a heroes act passed after 9/11 n secretary the ability to cancel student that in times of war, military operation, or national emergency. the national emergency that they are pinning this on his covid-19, which is very interesting because two weeks ago the cdc bowled back a lot of restrictions because of where we are in the pandemic. >> todd: no more masts anymore, no more lockdowns, and we are officially according to

medical professionals and a end pandemic phase and the cdc says we are no longer an emergency dictates we are not in an emergency. >> carley: why is this happening? in july, "new york times" came out and said 1% of 18 to 29-year-old support president biden. but that is a group of really unreliable voters. so it seems like what the president is doing right now is angering the progressive sense i'm not going too far. moderates and democrats say this could be quite possibly not constitutional and also increase inflation and erase any sort of deficit reduction that was passed in the inflation reduction act. it is extremely unfair to people who either didn't go to college either because they didn't have the money or already paid off their student loans for possibly getting votes from a group of people that cannot be so willing to go to the polls anyway. >> todd: that is a great point

and to further that point, he already has the votes of the people in the ivy league towers. this is going to take off blue-collar workers, people with college degrees, people without college degrees and people who pay back their loans. they will be motivated to head to the polls in light of this. >> carley: and i love the education secretary 's conversation with peter doocy yesterday. peter doocy was like, so the people who already paid their loans, will they benefit from this? nope. okay, he answered that one. >> todd: think of how many of you worked extra shifts. now, to this another big story, the clock is ticking as a federal judge awaits the redacted version of its affidavit to raid mar-a-lago by noon today. >> brooke singman here with the latest, brooke. >> hey, good morning they drifted this morning to the justice department to hand overy the fbi's raid of the mar-a-lago

home peer of the justice department argued against the release of the full document stating doing so could compromise its investigation. despite the department's opposition judge bruce reinhart ruled against keeping the affidavit sealed to the intense public and historical interest in an unprecedented search of former president's residence. meanwhile, president biden is going on the record denying any prior knowledge of the raid, listen. >> mr. president how much did they notice did you have of the fbi to search mar-a-lago? >> i didn't have any advance notice, none, zero, not one single bit. >> many are coming out to explain biden's denials are simply untrue. watch this. >> merrick garland said the white house did not have advance notice and that is just not true. we know it helps deputy counsel to the president jonathan sue, like you said working with the archives for three months.

president biden had to make the determination himself whether he was going to waive executive privilege from a former president. >> meanwhile the justice department releasing nearly unredacted 2019 memo detailing a former attorney general bill barth against prosecuting and president trump with obstruction. robert mueller russian probe citing "the evidence not in our judgment evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that the president violated the obstruction of justice statute." robert mueller, however did not draw a conclusion of obstruction during his investigation into trump russia collusion. >> todd: mueller and his team should be under investigation perhaps some of these fbi agents are involved in this latest raid on mar-a-lago. >> trumps legal team suggesting that it could be repeating itself, carley and todd. >> carley: brooke singman live for us, let's bring in chris.

good morning to you. how do you expect today to unfold when it comes to the affidavit? >> yeah, to answer that question, you have to understand what is likely in the affidavit. there has to be evidence or facts that show a crime has occurred and there is evidence to that crime at a specific location. what you need to do that is describe the evidence itself, which in this case would be sensitive documents. i would not say classified because they talk about national defense related information. so it doesn't necessarily have to be classified but it doesn't have to be extremely sensitive or related to national defense. there is another part of the statute that involves destruction of the documents and that sort of thing. or whatever the conduct is that is the crime. now, you also have to show information has to come from sources that you can't get a search warrant of this nature without having lived information

from live sources people. that is where it will get hung up with the judge and the doj will win their argument. this judge, at least and that is, well, there will be so much information about the reliability of the sources. the specificity of the information that will identify them and we can't do that. we also can identify the documents that we are looking for. so all that leaves us is the conduct of the former president. and i think doj would be more than happy to release that you would if they release anything, my concern is that is all they will release. that is information that without context is detrimental to the vice president. >> carley: very interesting. >> todd: the documents and the administrative judge will say the redaction -- go to the public. let me get your thoughts the department of justice released 2019 memo advising

attorney general bill barr not to pursue president trump on obstruction of justice charges. the memo reads, there is considerable evidence the president took official action not for illegal purpose but rather the investigation was politically motivated and undermined his administration efforts to govern." chris, which of the american people take away from this? >> well, the first thing is the doj was spring-loaded and still is to investigate all things related to trump. however the moment that happens, the stigma attached to that never goes away. the total vindication, 100% vindication, no, we don't hear anything about it. so unless someone makes a formal request for it and in this case the nonprofit think tank that requested the information wasn't real happy with the result so they didn't publicize it. i think it is more evidence, i think that the justice department is not the equal

application of justice is definitely a question, if you will. that is an understatement. >> carley: senator ron johnson had information from an fbi whistle-blower. and that whistle-blower said the agency ordered investigating hunter biden's laptop before the 2020 election. and he wrote a letter to the doj inspector general saying, "after obtained the fbi from wilmington, delaware, computer shop, the whistle-blower site fbi leadership told them to leave. he will not look at the hunter biden laptop and that the fbi is "not going to change the outcome of the election again." a loaded statement there but what is your reaction to it? >> yeah, first off, there are multiple whistle-blowers on this and that is why i find it credible. i think it infuriates people because as i mentioned, the equal application of justice, if

you will. it seems like this guy. the hillary clinton matter with the server in the closet outside of the control of government. that got deep-sixed. all things mentioned earlier, all things trump get aggressive proactive investigation. so i talked to people inside and outside the fbi. colleagues of mine, a whole wide circle of people in this is the single issue that really get some worked up over how the justice department is operating now. that is, here is a laptop and obvious incriminating information on it, a two-year investigation plus they know money laundering investigation because the receipt given for the laptop had fbi money laundering case file number. and realize that destination on it. even people inside the bureau scratching their head and saying, why are we sitting on this? why hasn't this case moved into

years? and the proactive investigation on other matters that involve trump. >> carley: half of the country feels the doj politically motivated, you have a problem. all right, chris thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: take a look at this a terrifying moment and the sky and jet engine burst into flames. we will tell you how this one ended up. >> todd: hopefully, that is not supposed to happen. rodney sentenced to flip a school work in his state and talking to several of the winnes the governor's endorsement as this rolls along. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better.

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40 people rescued from that building. the national weather service issuing a warning in the state. and they received as much as a foot of rain on thursday. the highways and force people to wait for assistance. multiple centers to support the residents displaced by the floods. you can find out more about this story and all related news by downloading the fox weather app for free on any connected device. device. carley. >> carley: turning to america, emotions running high in oklahoma county after the killing of bobby short. the first line of duty death of the department has seen in 87 years we were county sheriff tommy johnson wrote, tears remembering the fallen sergeant. >> law enforcement is a tight community. and i'm so thankful. we are screaming across the state. [crying]

oklahoma city police department chief wade morley joins me now. officer, thank you so much for joining us. this is an incredible lust for your community. what can you tell us about the shooting that took place monday? >> so our police department and officers responded to this address five times previous fairly recently. most of the incidents we were responding to were related to the mother of the suspects trying to evict the suspect from her home. this particular morning, we received a call but civil in nature because it involves eviction. the oklahoma county sheriff's office handles those evictions. so the police officers could not take action at that time but advised the mother that that is what she needed to do to serve her eviction. when those deputies arrived to

conduct that eviction as part of the process, the suspect open fire within the house through a door and struck both deputies that were struck in the backyard knocking on the back door. >> carley: wow, you said the shooting was planned out by the gunman and his intention was to kill police officers. what do you mean by that? >> a lot of details about the investigation but through our interview with him and evidence in the house, he knew this was coming. he knew this eviction process was coming. he was very determined that whatever law enforcement and had it been from the oklahoma city police department or the sheriff's office, whoever showed up at the house, he would take deadly action, which is what he did. >> carley: where is the gunman now? >> he has been booked in the oklahoma county detention center. he has been booked on various charges for the murder of the deputy and also the attempted deadly assault on the other two deputies that were present.

>> carley: the 100 officers deputy mark john. what do you know about the status of that officer? >> he came out of surgery tuesday afternoon and doing much better. and we believe he will make a complete recovery out of this. and he is still hospitalized at this time, but he's doing well. >> carley: crime is up in the cities across the country. what is it going to take to make community safer? >> you know, the biggest thing that i believe, and i was talking to members of local media about this yesterday. i think a lot of the rhetoric against the police has got to stop. i believe there are people out there that feel like they are justified in committing acts of violence against the police. it is happening more and more. the statistics show that. also for us, every major city around the country is struggling with recruiting. it is very hard to get young people now coming out of

school, coming out of the military to want to be police officers because of the danger, the violence on police officers, but also to the rhetoric around the country and just the things that have really been going on in the attacks on law enforcement. it makes it difficult. of course, if you less police officers, it makes it difficult to hire. we see much more of an increase in retirement. crime is going to spike. >> carley: that is a great point, bobby short was killed in the shooting and has been with the oklahoma county sheriff's office since 1997. his family is remembering him as a good man and better dad and the world's greatest granddad. chief wade morley, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely. a new memo tells officers they can't congregate or have conversations on city streets. it says officers cannot "engage in unnecessary conversation with other members of the surface while on post."

new york city pb a president patrick lynch responding to the order saying, "pretty soon there will not be enough cops to congregate in vista because of the miserable working conditions and low pay and they will quit in droves. this order comes weeks after mayor eric adams called adam scolded officers for congregating together earlier this month." that is what chief wade morley was just talking about. ron desantis has been attacked by democrats and the press for taking on woke educators, but it turns out voters agree with the governor. >> we were also able to flip the sarasota school district school board. we want the school to educate kids. we are sick of the indoctrination. we when we are talking to all three newly elected school members about plans to make sure students are actually learning. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: florida's red wave crashing down on woke education after tuesday's primary, the sarasota school board flipped 4-1 leaving liberal ideologies and bringing the power back to the parents. here is governor ron desantis on election night. >> we were also able to flip the sarasota school district even though the union put in $1 million. our candidate swept the victory. parents are sick of the nonsense when it comes to education. we want the schools to educate kids. we are sick of the indoctrination. >> todd: robert mellon nelly and tim, school board members

endorsed by governor ron desantis and joins me now. congrats to all three of you. bridget how liberal was the sarasota school board before you won? >> well we live in a conservative county and it has had liberal majority for decades, as long as i can remember and it doesn't line up to the community we are representing. now we have 4-1 conservative with student focus so we could not be more cited in sarasota will benefit as well as the students. >> todd: robin, besides the demographics that bridget mentioned, why did you win? >> why did i win? i have the support of the community because they wanted a change. they were tired how parents were being treated at the school board meeting by the majority board members and they were not allowed to speak or their time was cut and they were fed up. so they wanted a conservative board and that is why i won. >> todd: timothy as she were

campaigning, what did parents specifically democrat parents tell you? >> especially in this time, school safety, i think when you look at the terrible tragedy around the country that continues to happen, safety crosses party lines. when it comes to me but the school safety aspects i have been doing this 32 years in law enforcement. the basically want their kids to learn and a safer environment. and they wanted to make sure we continue leading the state of florida. we ranked first out of 67 counties and safety last year and wanted to make sure that is how we continue to progress in that same manner. >> todd: bridget for other parents to woke school boards throughout the country, what lessons do you want him to take away from campaign and your win? >> listen the concerned citizen rose up and they worked hard. and amazing to support us and get that message out. the corporate woke media but we

were out they are working and making sure parents and the local community had a voice and were the ones that will elect the right school board members to represent them. i'm for anyone else in education and ensuring the students are being educated and not to push liberal or anyone's agenda. our community rose up, and i think it is an amazing success story. at the end of the day, like i said, the students are the winners here. so anyone else take your school board back to serving your families, communities and students. >> todd: robyn, what are the changes you are going to make? >> well, one of the main changes all of the discussions will be student focused. parents are going to be allowed to speak and given their time back to 3 minutes, they will be allowed to speak on agenda items and not have to wait until the end of the school board meeting

to speak on other things. that is not fair to a family to have a mom or dad not get home at two 8:30 at night to feed their children. and parents are going to have a seat at the table. >> todd: timothy, how much did governor ron desantis play a role in the outcome? >> i can tell you what is humbling to see a governor as popular as our governor and the state of florida to come down to sarasota, hold a rally, to endorse us, to have somebody in the batting cage in regards to children and make sure we represent the values in the state of florida. how big of an impact? unbelievable. i could not thank him enough as it was incredible to have him on our side and be able to push us to the finish line. it was really, really great. >> todd: glenn youngkin and desantis have set the tempo. congratulations. >> thank you. >> carley: cnn host and the baby boomers for the high cost

of living while interviewing congressional candidate maxwell frost. >> we need to work to have a congress that looks like the country and yes, that means race but age. >> maxwell, let me give you a secret, it is the fault of the boomers. the boomers ruined everything. >> how dare you boomers. >> carley: vying for the house he previously held by congresswoman val demings who is running for incumbent marco rubio. and from progressives like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. and hiring congressional candidate dale might candidate with billable laws co to teach classes and his time in city hall and strategies for managing the covid-19 pandemic e subject for many new yorkers. >> if you say your paycheck depends on it or ability to enjoy life and do the things you want to do, people will make the

decision overwhelmingly and they will go get vaccinated but we are pushing hard enough. >> if this would be to link to you, think of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. >> this is a vaccination only, mass required, social distancin. ♪ ♪ >> carley: what a wonderful trip down memory lane. bill de blasio ignoring his own restrictions in times square. he will school of public health and school of politics is full. >> todd: it sort of speaks for itself. she just can't catch it, hillary clinton gets to school by kim kardashian. the illegal knowledge quiz and the failed presidential candidate speaking out on her tough loss. >> it was heartbreaking, oh, my

gosh. but i think we should look at her reaction time. >> i was intrigued how well she did. i wanted to, you know, put the spotlight on her not that she needs it. >> todd: kardashian opening former secretary of state 11-4 in the upcoming apple tv series. clinton said she was intrigued by kardashian's extensive legal knowledge after kardashian past the baby bar last year. "people" magazine, she did not let the global influence win but instead she wanted to put her in the spotlight. >> carley: that's right. >> todd: we will put jimmy fell in the spotlight. >> carley: i wonder what he will say about this. >> todd: just to be clear of the baby bar is not an easy dance but a tough exam. >> carley: it sounds cute. >> todd: i don't question kim kardashian knew her stuff but i worried the potential free leader of the world lost. >> carley: they are called a baby bar. so adorable. we have to run. all right, remember nina

jankowicz. ♪ ♪ >> todd: this was a really tough one to watch my first bill de blasio and that. the major update about biden orwellian disinformation board. maybe she will teach at harvard. we will tell you what it is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas scrapping the administration disinformation board and advisory council voted unanimously to reject it. and it began with putting this woman in charge, remember. ♪ ♪ >> todd: still tough to watch. the board was placed on hold in may after intense backlash. that woman nina jankowicz resigned just two weeks after the board initially announced. >> carley: new york city scrambling to absorb five new uploads of migrants that arrived at the texas border yesterday. it was the biggest single day

drop so far. >> todd: ashley strohmier live with the latest. >> hey, they arrived wednesday and the largest group of buses to reach new york city every single day as of wednesday. texas governor greg abbott has sent more than 1500 illegal immigrants on over 25 buses to new york city. over in d.c., abbott sent 175 buses with more than 7200 illegal immigrants. as the five busloads of illegal immigrants disembark in the big apple, mayor adams was called out on hypocrisy and scathing "new york post" op-ed. this has adams continues to show frustration on busing them to sanctuary city, yet ultimately declined abbott's invitation to visit the border to see the crisis form so. house republicans are demanding answers from the biden administration policy that allows illegal immigrants to board planes using alternate forms of i.d. 24 house republicans penned a

letter saying, given the fact american citizens constantly reminded their ids will need to be compliant to board an airplane, it is extremely troubling that tsa is allowing illegal aliens to use nonsecure documents to use as i.d. to board planes." alejandro mayorkas expected to make a trip to del rio, texas, and the rio sector have been ground zero for the border crisis purity congressman chip roy said the biden administration isn't doing anything about it. >> i'm tired of the administration hiding behind supposed asylum allowing people to get hurt in my state to get hurt. it is time to secure the border of the united states for the benefit of the country and of migrants to come here. we can't allow wide open order with cartel smuggling fentanyl and americans getting abused for human trafficking and i'm tired of it. >> carley: to talk to dhs personnel on the front lines and look at the current operation of

the border, back to you guys. >> carley: texas congressman pat. congressman, a lot of people's attention is illegal immigrants being allowed to use arrest warrants to board planes. republicans want more information on this. what do we need to know about what is going on? >> currently, good morning and thank you for having me on. i've been to the border several times and you can see with your own eyes what happens. there are planes flying out of south texas. they are full of illegal migrants and they are given paperwork and big manila envelopes. the american taxpayers have been putting this bill for two years. the situation has never been worse in our history. in april at 234,000 illegal border crossers and that's 1250% worse than the last time trump

follow and then 240,000, which is 930% worse. and so we need to know the truth. and i'll hand drove my alejandro mayorkas. the american people other than grossly ignore, it has been a dereliction of duty. >> todd: specifically to carley's question the ability of illegal migrants and people we know nothing about using an arrest warrant as their form of i.d. to get on a plane, isn't that equivalent of me punching someone, getting arrested and going with arrest warrant no i.d. or nothing and permission to come aboard? that makes no sense! >> todd, that hit the nail on the head pier that is exactly what this is. if this administration didn't have double standards, they would have no standards at all because this makes absolutely no sense. they tried to fit round pegs in square holes and they been doing it nearly two years now i'm pretty much everything.

the border crisis isn't even a crisis anymore. it is beyond that in a catastrophe. >> carley: president biden announced yesterday he is canceling $10,000 of student loan debt for anybody making up to $125,000 a year, which are wealthy people. but there are some questions about the legality of this. do you think that this debt cancellation thing is actually going to get done? >> well, you know what, carley i hope not. this sets a horrible precedent to our young people. and this is not loan forgiveness. this is loan transfer. 255 million adults in this country and only 45 million of them have some form of student loan debt. so that means we have to pay for your responsibility. it is unfair. my sister, i had a scholarship in college. so i didn't have much student loans but i paid the docket in full.

my sister waited tables for 12 years to pay her student loan back. that is fair. but what they are trying to do is patently unfair and patently un-american. >> todd: it is a giveaway to their voters ahead of the midterms. i don't think any of them will acknowledge on the campaign trail but we will. congressman tim fallon, thank you. paul pelosi's wrecked luxury car up for auction in california. crashing his 2021 porsche worth $170,000 on may 28th. a striking resemblance of reported extant on the same day of pelosi's crash. sitting in an auction lot. >> you were involved in a crash. i can smell something from your breath. i can see you are very unsteady on your feet. >> todd: i get choked up. lucy pled guilty to dui charge on wednesday avoiding jail time. president biden breaking his silence on the raid on

donald trump's home. >> mr. president, how much did you have for advance notice of the plans to search mar-a-lago? >> i didn't have any advance notice, none, zero not one single notice. >> carley: we have a big 5:00 hour on deck. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: the doj facing a deadline of noon today to file any proposed redaction to the trump affidavit. how federal agents got the green light to enter mar-a-lago unannounced. it's a busy thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. doj targeting if trump doesn't stop there, memo shows the doj didn't -- in relation to the