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at risk. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i have eric shawn hi arthel. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i am arthel neville. says the intelligence committee will deliver an assessment of risk to national security if this top-secret documents were exposed. the fbi affidavit claims the records were not being stored in a secure location at mar-a-lago. they had probable cause to search the estate. former president trump and his legal team have refiled to have a special master review those records after judge said they improperly filled out the paperwork the first time around. eric: this is an ongoing story alexandria hoff is following with its new reaction from washington. >> what this affidavit does confirm the justice department had mounting concerns of the nature and handling of documents that were brought to mar-a-lago. in general trump represent his

turnover 15 boxes of record. the part mixed in with other personal unrelated work were highly classified documents. 184 the classification markings 25 marked top-secret others indicated they contain information on clandestine human sources or spies as one might call them. thus the probable calls stated to justify the raid of mar-a-lago was the belief additional documents would be found along with evidence of obstruction. here's a fox news contributor jonathan on that. >> we still do not quite know what the specifically of the obstruction allegation was, was in the handling of these documents and reporting of their possession? or did it go to something broader? >> he also suggested that answer might be found beneath the reductions. about half of the 38 page document was blacked out. president biden maintains he had no prior knowledge of the raid. yesterday he was asked about former president trump's claim

he had declassified the documents in his possession. >> i just want to know classified everything in the world i am the president. i'm not going to comment i do not know the details i don't even what to know. the justice department will take care of it. quick social media president trump once and called the investigation a witchhunt. due to a paperwork error the trumped legal team had to resubmit paperwork last night requesting that a third-party attorney be appointed to oversee the handling of what was collected, eric. >> thank you, arthel. >> thank you. the intelligence community's notice comes weeks after top democrats requested a review of the classified documents. the chair of the house oversight and intelligence committee released a statement today saying the d.o.j. affidavit partially unsealed yesterday affirmed grave concern that among the documents stored were

those that could endanger human sources. it is critical move the intelligence community move swiftly to assess and if necessary to mitigate the damage done. a process that should proceed in parallel with d.o.j. criminal investigation. meantime republicans are sounding off the heavily reductions in the affidavit ripping what they call a lack of transparency. >> the big story here is how much is redacted and not what they have told us not about the probable cause at the heart of the matter why would you do something so unprecedented there still more questions and answers. >> bring in now brett is a former prosecutor. brett, first of all will director haynes assessment posed by former president trump storing this top-secret documents at mar-a-lago answer questions posed by congressman?

>> well, they have the ability to give congress information and hopefully they will. certainly the american public wants to know. the redaction itself has really been something does not shed much light. we don't know much more than we knew a few weeks ago in terms of the handling of these documents. we do know the president is entitled to have documents but he has the ability to maintain classified documents. he can also declassify. arthel: this a lot happening there what to make sure i'm following up reducing the president has the rights of classified documents at his beach home? >> what we know is the law allows for former of the united states to be in possession of classified documents. the question where they stored

properly? arthel: a library perhaps exactly, exactly. we note congress needs a plu plumber. what is a potential security risk of any lawmakers outside of the oversight committee leaking information from the assessment to make a political point? >> isaac chief counsel and the judiciary committee we used to joke if you wanted to keep anything confidential, do not give it to congress. it is impossible to predict. that leaking has been terrible over the last many years. we have seen it both in congress and the fbi and the white house and the department of justice. leaking has become a much bigger problem than it ever has been. arthel: got way up there potentially the supreme court as well. let me go here, did attorney general garland and the d.o.j. have probable cause to search

mar-a-lago? did they get former president trump specific instructions on what should documents they back? in enough time to provide those documents before the legal search? it reads like a civil litigation brief or a dispute among parties of what the law actually is that applies in the facts and circumstances. based on what we know in the unredacted portion that is not sufficient. but it could be in the redacted portion. >> don't we have to wait? bucks we do. what we can tell from what is unredacted it's very questionable why they pursued this in the manner that they did. they clearly have the ability to do it sooner if it was urgent. they waited months and months to do so. they were in discussions of

negotiations with unsecured documents they could have done that continuously until the gout they want too. >> of both sides the d.o.j. on the former president side both have their issues in terms of time. d.o.j. said we gave you ample time we bent over backwards so to speak because you were the former president for you to hand over the documents that we are requesting. the president side saying you did not give me enough time i gave you stuff earlier in the year. that was that i had nothing else in the d.o.j. comes back and said yes you do have something else. let me point out by the way, brett, what was handed over by the former president earlier this year it happened in jan january. and those at document 67 of those documents were marked classified. there were 92 labeled secret in 25 of those documents classified as top-secret. let's try this theory.

what if former president trump was on organize and did not follow rep record-keeping and filing protocol like its predecessors begin perhaps did not know what was in those boxes, wouldn't somebody know what's in those boxes? >> will certainly. there are a couple of things. one, merrick garland has the entire branch of the department of justice the olc the office of legal counsel pretty could have resulted a lot of the questions both sides seem to have. and remember you also have to show willfulness in terms of the espionage statute. if it's a matter and a rushed move and not knowing everything they have you still have it by the secret service. they have the ability to go in and out and decide what they wanted they did so earlier they had the ability to go in and look at the documents and request to take out why didn't

they do so? why pushes to a search warrant against a former president and political candidate? arthel: already discussed that per this is all and president we know this is uncharted waters. which is why all of the things happening seems so very strange to everyone. do you have any issue at all of why this is even happening? the fact whether he was in a hurry to get out of dodge or n not? these classified at the crux of the issue is that not bothersome on some level? >> that depends brief those documents with the documents surrounding the russian collision investigation and the president declassified them remove them because he wanted a copy felt the american people

wanted to have them, he has that ability of the president of the night safe to do so. >> no, we start out this segment by saying there are a lot of questions left unanswered. explain that to me the process of a president declassified any documents the it is personal telephone book of that's classified or top-secret intelligence information. does he just say i want this declassified and that is that? is that a process it's my understanding there is a process that could take a month even. ask the supreme court said his ability to declassify is unfettered. whether there is a process or not scholars dispute this. i have heard those say the very fact if he went to take documents with him and indicate they are declassified, they are. he does not all within those who have to go through a process.

when hillary clinton had classified documents she had no ability to declassify those. she would have had to go to the process. it is very unclear whether or not the president has any process in order to declassify. arthel: we are not going to get into hillary clinton that's going to take me another five minute with you what i don't have it. but last i checked she was not the president xi did not win. she has a different story here. but listen, for the sake of national security i think we all want the best outcome here, right? >> certainly. that is what we want to know what is in the redacted parts? arthel: and who got access to what wasn't it who had access to it for. >> certainly we want to know all the details. arthel: brett, thank you very much take care. eric: back in washington president biden now facing backlash from both sides of the aisle over the student loan forgiveness executive order that he signs.

the criticism picking up of the price tag to american taxpayers comes into focus but supporters say their relief helps those who have been crushed by student loan debt and high interest rates. critics say american taxpayers should not be settled with bailing out others to pay for their education. meantime the president is still optimistic he says about the state of our economy. but that could be at odds with the federal reserve chairman, lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the very latest on all of this. hate lucas. >> the federal chair said he's going to continue to raise interest rates help bring down historic inflation for the markets reacted tumbling greatly by the doubt losing over 1000 points yesterday. >> slower growth in softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation. they will also bring some pain to households and businesses. these are the unfortunate costs of reducing inflation. but a failure to restore price

stability would be far greater pain. >> estimates vary widely how much student debt relief will actually cost the american taxpayer. the white house's tune of $40 billion some experts think it will just cost twice that. the university pennsylvanian said will cost over $1 trillion the white house pushed back on the last estimate. >> this is paid for. it is paid for in five or more by the amount of deficit reduction we have on track for this year. >> the nonpartisan committee for responsible federal budget disagrees quote it will likely cost more than doubled the amount saved. eight democrats and said publicly they do not support president biden step debt relief program all running and critical races in swing states this fall but many do not want the present to campaign with them. present biden defended his plan to use taxpayer dollars to pay for the student loans. >> is not going to inflation number one. number two it will economic growth bring a lot of people up and we still have a way to go

but i'm optimistic. >> former economist for president obama said president biden's plan to pay for some the student loans is a gasoline inflationary fire. eric: lucas at the white house thank you. divide the file continues from mark zuckerberg's interview podcast or joe rogan thursday. the facebook founder the site changes algorithms so fewer people would see the hunter biden laptop story. after a warning from the fbi about potential leak threats the hilt reporting followed russia's use of facebook and other platforms to post divisive content ahead of the presidential election but let's go to alexis mcadams in new york city with the very latest on the story. >> mark zuckerberg told joe rogan the fbi warned his company of russian propaganda that is coming out ahead of the 2020 election by the social media

giant said they took that wording seriously. some people believe the fbi overstepped in this case for the agency responding just a short time ago to fox news telling us impart the fbi will continue to work closely with federal, state, local and private sector partners to get the public informed of potential threats. but, the fbi cannot ask or direct action on information received according to the statement. zuckerberg in this podcast is recalling the fbi contacted his team, listen. >> the fbi basically came to us some folks on the team, hey just so you know you should be on high alert. we thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election. notice there is about to be some dump that is similar to that so be vigilant. >> of zuckerberg told listeners of the podcast face but kept the

story on the website limited its reach while fact checkers were tasked to verify the claims about the center biden laptop. overall less people saw the story about the laptop case that if they would not have restricted that content. the interview has led to outrage and accusations of election interference by the fbi. facebook parent company released this statement about the rogan interview saying as we said nothing about the hunter biden laptop is new but pointing out mark testified before the senate nearly two years ago. but at that time zuckerberg said the fbi never meant to the "new york post" article which they're doing investigative reporting about the laptop. never pointed to that he said two years ago. but now he says he has no idea. does not remember. so a lot more questions that need to be answered a lot of people of this questions to be answered by zuckerberg and the fbi, arthel. arthel: all right alexis mcadams thank you, erica. >> governor greg abbott is sending migrants up north 96

arriving in new york city by bus from texas this morning. put a lot of strain on the city's public shelters but that's forced new york city to put the migrants up, get this, and 14 hotels. the texas governors already sent more than 1500 migrants to new york. it's a growing you'd with the sanctuary cities. meantime down at the border migrants also keep pulling into the u.s. they are in large. many were told suffering sadly and severe illness for the latest heartbreaking story from the humanitarian crisis there involves an infant and a toddler. both were abandoned we are told by smugglers in a hot desert. live on the border in eagle p pass, texas with a heart wrenching story. >> hi eric. we are sitting on the opposite side of the rio grande river and basically you could sit here all day and watch groups of migrants cross into this country. happening now a small group has

been sitting here in the shade for a while but now border patrol just showed up. they are processing these illegal migrants. many we talk to have destinations all over the united states. texas republican governor greg abbott and arizona republican doug doocy have been sending busloads of migrants to new york city. and in washington d.c. but those are so sweet welcoming sanctuary cities hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants sending them to a sanctuary city like new york. the border of texas we sent to migrants in venezuela, nicaragua, columbia fox crew interviewed one migrant from cuba. he chose to make a 20 day journey from cuba to cross the border in texas. that migrants says he is a bartender and is going to try to find work or his sister lives in miami. >> what is your hope? >> freedom. i need freedom.

it is no good. the government no work. people increasing right now. >> also the state of arizona where there is been substantial fentanyl bus in recent days and weeks, border patrol announced to american smugglers were busted with $4.3 million in fentanyl pills near arizona. 187 pounds recovered. we know just a few >> offense and all can be deadly. in arizona four -month-old girl an 18 month old toddler were found by border patrol. they say this very young children were abandoned by smugglers they were revived near death. just another heart-wrenching example of the border crisis. back to you very. >> vivid example of the cruel and heartless conditions and experiences with the smugglers. that migrant fleeing cuba

freedom here in the u.s., thank you. arthel: guys, committees across the country remembering the 13 marines killed a year ago in kabul airport. america's longest war came to a tragic end. a live report on president biden's comments one year later. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for?

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eric: russia and ukraine each accusing each other showing in europe's largest nuclear power plant and that is in ukraine. russian forces have occupied that facility since early in the war. the latest fighting there is raising new concerns of a potential radiation leak. it could potentially trigger a nuclear disaster nuclear experts are preparing to visit the plant to provide try to prevent that they'll be visiting this week. alex hogan is life in the training capitol of kyiv. hi alex. >> hi eric. concerned today special after shelling at the town near the power plant and then again repeatedly hitting the nuclear power plant which just one day earlier have been the site ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy could have resulted in

a natural radiation disaster. what took place as shelling sparked on asha pyles created fires at damaging the transmission line and disconnected two of the units from the power grid. each of these units contain a reactor and a cooling system which protect the sites. the facility had since been reconnected. as the fighting continues new developments, president of belarus announcing yesterday its military warplanes have been updated to curate nuclear weapons. russia station troops and will reportedly help train many of these new pilots. russian missiles hitting the center of ukraine's second largest city killing at least three people there in the last two days. and blowing up a college as well as a clinic. >> i have no words. everyone was shocked by it. the doctors and the patients. this is a huge loss for the

medicine and that patients, for the common people. >> and one sign of progress the volume of a grain leaving ukraine's shores continues to increase for the war previously stalled exports that has exacerbated the global food crisis. forty-four ships with ukrainian agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries. we already have 70 requests for ships to be loaded. >> as of today 1 million metric tons of grain and other food products have not left the shores of ukraine and route to other countries for this is all under a deal brokered at the start of this month. at the hands of the un, erica. eric: alright alex alex thanks so much in kyiv forest. arthel: it is been one year since the tragic explosion at abbey gate in kabul airport killing 13 american service members. they were evacuating u.s. citizens and afghan allies

during the botched u.s. withdrawal. many blame president biden for the tragic ending to america's longest war. he issued a statement remembering those 13 american heroes. bryant chilcote is moribund with more per. >> hi arthel president biden remember those 13 service members that died outside of the airport in kabul a year ago issuing a statement honoring them in a statement the white house put out on friday. calling that attack a heinous terrorist act. saying that the service members are heroes will never be forgotten. a little bit of context for you, that attack of course came amidst the frantic evacuation of 124,000 americans and american allies as people from other countries fighting alongside the united states and afghans themselves partnered up with the u.s. and what was a 20 year long war. 33000 of those evacuees are just

that one gates. through abbey gate gate where that took place for the biden administration calling that evacuation the longest contract largest airlift in history but is also chaotic. that's when the blast came, every soldier's worst nightmare for every family's worst nightmare killing 11 marines, one soldier one navy seal in one or 70 afghans for people desperate to get out of afghan fearful for their lives only to get caught up in that explosion. a splinter extremist group called the islamic state later claimed responsibility for their group even the taliban is fighting. they claim responsibility. obviously the united states still looking for them. one year end the taliban still very much in charge in afghanistan. they celebrate their one-year anniversary of taking power it just a little bit over a week ago. remember the taliban had already been in control of the capitol for days much of the country when the attack came at that

gate. when the evacuation was und underway. this was an evacuation that preceded a taliban hand over. the situation is still very dire in afghanistan. violence persists, hunger is rampant. the taliban by and large despite their pledges are still not allowing girls or women to go to school or university. one big change though from a year is there are no american service members in afghanistan. that is thanks in no small part to the soldiers and the service members that secured that airfield the kabul airport and of course the 13 service members that lost their lives one year ago and that attack. arthel: indeed come indeed. brian chilcote in london thank you very much. we do have a program note for you. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin who has done outstanding reporting on afghanistan will anchor fox news sunday tomorrow.

jennifer it will look back at the withdrawal one year later with former sitcom command retired general frank mckenzie. be sure to watch that. so for this tries to read the 2015 iranian nuclear deal, is rest reportedly warning the white house rushing into a flawed agreement. this is the u.s. is set to have got this, prepared a potential military option. former u.s. and railing ambassador to the united nations joined us next and what israel and the u.s. should do. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”.

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officials warn communities along the pearl river including the capitol jackson could see major high water. experts say the river is at 34 feet today. and could rest at 36 feet by monday. a million dollar mistake in los angeles, jury is reducing its award to vanessa bryant after arrow was found on the form she will now get $15 million not 16 million. a lawsuit accusing l.a. county first responders of sharing gruesome photos of the scene of the 2020 helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, their daughter and seven others. pope francis new cardoso determine his successor. but the pope potential retirement been swirling after recent series of health issues. >> we have made it clear to everyone if a deal is signed it

does not obligate israel. we will act to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear state. we are not prepared to live the nuclear threat over our heads from an extremist violent islamic regime. >> israeli prime minister of course on the threat from iran iranian meal. met with national security adviser jake sullivan this week to warn the u.s. about russia and check rushing into new deal tehran. he got quote positive hints the u.s. developing aid option against ironic if it threatens israel the nuclear weapon potentially gains nuclear weapon capability. what comes next? is railing ambassador to the united nations who has dealt with this issue for years. good to see you. i iran and the bottom is the top of your agenda. do you think the new deal the

biden administration would prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear bomb? >> absolutely not. when president biden got elected he said he would make sure the new deal will be stronger and longer. see what's happening today? the new deal is weaker and shorter. it would be a bad bill a dangerous element lie for us, the israelis in the alleys of the u.s. in the region. dangerous for the american people for it will allow iran to reach the goal of obtaining nuclear capabilities. but also they will be able to conduct a ballistic missile test that will threaten u.s. cities. within a few years they be able to actually put the nuclear bombs on ballistic missiles and threaten everybody. not only tel aviv, jerusalem, abu dhabi and divide. cities in the europe and u.s.

>> it is astounding this continued like this. we have met, we've reported on this for so long. they have had these sunset clauses. but without these sunset clauses the critics say i iran could raise to nuclear bomb whenever they want. you feel that could happen? >> absolutely. we all know the irradiance are lying to the americans and the europeans were they know they are lying but unfortunately some choose to ignore the lies. it's a shameful agreement. and basically look at the agreement. billions of u.s. dollars every year to send to their proxies to promote terrorist activities all around the world. not only here. also in the u.s. we know them about the involvement of iran activities. they will be able to also continue to hide the nuclear no inspection would actually take place. and as you mention, in 2030

there would be no restrictions. but we expect from the u.s. is to do exactly the opposite. jeff three main issues on the table. first is to isolate iran. second to apply crippling sanctions. and third comment of a viable military threat on the iranians. it will be the only way to prevent them from achieving nuclear capabilities. eric: what type of viable military threat with the irradiance listen to? from comments been reported as saying he sees positive signals the u.s. officials, our military are preparing or have prepared such plans. what do you think, if anything, could actually deter tehran and would make them back down from crossing the edge in getting a nuclear weapon? >> we do not know much about the u.s. intentions. i am very skeptical about it. i contend that we here in israel are starting to build the military so we will have the

capability of defending ourselves, by ourselves. if you look back in history, look at what the u.s. did with lydia. when he wanted to send a message you sent a very strong message back then. you did not go with north korea and looked what happened with them. so yes, the u.s. and the europeans have the military capability to send a message for a but today the message sending is exactly the opposite. it is appeasement. they are ignoring all of the agreement for the just want to move on and say we are finished with the eye iran let's move to something else. eric: israel want something massachusetts on his same destroying his nuclear reactor is it possible for israel to have the reach to have the aircraft refueling capability to send fighter aircraft and bomb iranian nuclear facilities? and manufacturing facilities in the store areas in this type of thing? >> up eric, we took the decision

back in the 80s everybody condemned israel. the un, the u.s. condemned us but it was the right decision it save the lives of millions of citizens all around the world. it's much more complicated. today unfortunately is not only one side they have a system. a system of deception. a deception of hiding their reactors. we do have the capabilities. there preparing our capab capabilities. be swift and short like in the on iraq prettily much longer, much more painful for us. before awarding tehran from former ambassador about their intentions to develop nuclear weapon despite their denial that many see as hollow. always good to see you, thank you. >> thank you very much eric. >> of course arthel? >> we will be right back. since there's zero overdraft fees

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arthel: and disturbing story out of washington for newly released surveillance video which is difficult to watch, shows the moment a man was brutally attacked with a metal pipe on the streets of seattle. he later died from his injuries. and now we learn the suspect was released from jail just days before after threatening to kill a transit worker. christina coleman's life in los angeles with the story, christina? >> arthel, the man charged with first-degree murder in this attack 48-year-old is no stranger to law enforcement. take a look at his long rap sheet which includes assault and aggregated battery. as alleged crime the deadly beating of a man and downtown, seattle is getting attention nationwide because was left back out on the street just days earlier after allegedly committing another crime.

>> we cannot just let people out if they are harming our community. they're victimizing other people. got to have measures in place. you got to have accountability. >> accused of a felony for allegedly threatening to kill a transit security officer. pierce county superior court judge ordered this serial criminal to not commit any crimes and let him go free without posting any bail pale well, eight days later police say he was caught on surveillance video using a metal pipe to violently beat a 66-year-old man in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight. the victim was identified as 66 gerald rodney peterman. a man who used a walker to get around and tried to get away from faulk during this terrifying incident. they say it faulk plunge the pole into peterman's head crushing his school. he died four days later. the metal pipe now evidence in this case. he was arrested at the scene p

allegedly admitted to his crime and told police he thought peterman was quote doing the devil's work. this senseless act of violence adding to seattle's ongoing crime problem. again he's now charged with first-degree murder. his bail is set at $2.5 million, arthel. if i've christina: thank you, eric. eric: it is terrible. she is one of the celebrities targeted in a string of home invasions that happened in the lancet. police have a big announcement on that case involving celebrities. we will have that story straight ahead. ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ]

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24-year-old jeremy caldwell. he and two other suspected members were arrested in miami last week. ultimately it wrapped up this 220 count indictment accusing a total of 24 gang members of armed robbery, home invasion and burglary. police say this was all an effort to properties belonging to star football players and big names in music. that includes a break-in at singer mariah carey's home where this gang allegedly got away with thousands of dollars in high-end items. >> they have inflicted terror. people do not know when they are coming or if they were common. or if they would be a victim and folks were scared. >> police and tell us the gang has been using social media to stock their victims. that no issues with getting violent on at least one occasion the gang of broke into a home and took a mother in teenage daughter hostage at gunpoint and threatened to harm the minor if

they were not given valuables. police said they have been working on this crime spree for quite a while now that led to this july incident caught on body cam video released by the sandy springs police department were for alleged gang members were according to police allegedly attempting a break-in at the home of a woman associate with wrapper future. authorities tell us this investigation remains active. they have arrested at least 20 of these gang members but right now they are searching for for others and strongly urging those suspects to turn themselves in. eric: so brazen going after the celebrities. charles thank you. we will have more news right after this. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna.

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so you know, what would you think if you saw that at the airport? >> aren't they incredibly handsome and beautiful creatures? wonderful, stunning, simple for our nation. the american bald eagle. i wonder if they ate the pea peanuts. >> see you tomorrow noon eastern. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> hello, i am katie pavlich along with trace gallagher, duffy and charlie hurt. welcome to the big saturday show. >> welcome to illegal immigrants but the governor wants millions of republicans to get and it's not just governor hochul, the piling on of democrats showing disdain of republicans. >> rachel. >> mark zu