griff: here we get the general election voters. president biden spending his weekend off the campaign trail at his vacation home in delaware. what would a "fox news live" i am griff jenkins. molly: i am molly lyna. this comes as a byte administration faces a pretty tough questions about inflation and the state of the economy fox team coverage with charles watson on the closely watched midterms in washington. carving that tight senate race in pennsylvania let's start off with lucas tomlinson he is live from the white house, lucas big. >> good afternoon molly after some initial court victories last night a federal appeals court in st. louis come blocks the plan to bail out the student debt for the white house wasted little time putting out a

statement saying it will proceed as planned. not just had one third, two thirds or standard but full speed ahead, molly. we'll continue to move full speed ahead the white house and preparations in compliance with this order. applicant officials suing to block that are joni ernst spoke to fox and friends. but this is outrageous the present has gone ahead. it's not student loan forgiveness. it is not debt forgiveness it is debt transference. we have many hard-working islands that are picking up the tab for young people know who signed on the dotted line for. >> before leaving for delaware, biden boasted he has reduce the deficit. the committee for responsible federal government said one had a% of that deficit reduction is due to the end of covid relief checks being mailed to millions of americans for this is taking office biden has approved nearly $5 trillion in new spending, molly paid the debt is now over

$31 trillion. which is more than doubled over the past decade but last night biden was asked if he would run again for president in 2024. >> it is my intention paid by intention to run again. we have time to make that decision. >> doctor biden is for it. ask doctor biden -- my wife thanks that that i -- that we are doing something very important. and that i should not walk away from it. >> inflation and crime will be major issues on the agenda and the midterm elections, just over two weeks away especially down in georgia. molly: 's right here we are in the final days, lucas tomlinson thank you, griff. griff: final days indeed, molly. midterms are low over two weeks away record number voters have already cast their ballots in the battleground state of

georgia. her going head-to-head in contentious senate and governor races. for more on this charles watson joins us live from atlanta, hate charles for. >> hey good afternoon griff. georgians are showing up to the polls in large numbers. according to the georgia secretary of state office those numbers are on pace with the turnout seen during the 2020 election per let's look at the latest data it shows that well over half a million people have already cast their ballots. more than 90% of those votes coming in from in-person voters. state officials say there have been some instances of long lines with those reports are quote unquote rare. republicans in the near record turnout is proof democrats and big corporations overplayed their hand and criticized provisions but george's new voting law calling it racist, criticizing some of the provisions among other things man handing out food and drinks at the polls and require proof of id to vote by mail.

incumbent republican governor brian kemp said turnout is painting a different story why while his challenger, his opponent rather stacey abrams argues it's not just about turnout. ask as i said of voter suppression is not about turnout it's about barriers to access. and unfortunately there are new barriers to access in the state of georgia for. >> pressure major league baseball to move the all-star games because our laws are suppressive per joe biden vice president harris were right there in the mix criticizing our states. this is absolutely not trooper that is so people cannot trust stacey abrams. >> meantime incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock as republican challenger herschel walker are trying everything they can to energize the voters for what looks to be a very tight race. the long and wide to everybody can get to where they need to go. [applause] let's all get back to work.

the people of georgia requests they are trying to fool us and take us out in the elevator and tell us we are no good. i am here to tell you we are. it is our option come november, right now this early voting we get an opportunity to change it. >> yes, again, griff, the georgia senate race and definitely supposed to be types. you can see both of the candidates warnock and walker out trying to energize their base. of course both of those guys are hoping they can get at least 50% so they do not have to head out to a runoff, griff. >> is razor tight will talk north our political panel about that. charles watson life for us in atlanta, charles thank you. seven in pennsylvania stating senate race climates on the ballot. dr. oz and his are public and allies accused john fetterman are being soft on crime. and support the release of dangerous criminals but alexis mcadams joins us live with the latest on this, alexis for. >> hi molly it looks like crime

could be the deciding factor in who was elected in this pennsylvania senate race which is actually pretty close, closer than some i have expected. right now dr. oz closed the gap as he convinces voters a fetterman is soft on crime, listen. >> people feel like the folks in charge of value the criminals more than the innocent. the families are in pain. no one seems to care. >> the philadelphia district attorney, you send your left next to fetterman was endorsed by fetterman. can now be impeached. critics are blaming his policies were a big surge in crime. one of the criminal reforms put into place was the conviction integrity unit which fetterman called groundbreaking and exciting. but that unit reviewed past cases where it actually helped exonerate this guy, 32-year-old harris. harris was convicted of murder in 2012 it. but under his direction he was released last year. now, the ex-con is us suspected of shooting killing a 50-year-old charles last month he's there on the right.

his sister blames the das liberal policies. they have no consideration for the victims. input prisoners that have been convicted back on the streets. this system right here proves that this does not work. this does not work. >> was elected back in 2017 for it since then crime has only gone up. so far this year more than 1900 people have been shot in the city. but the d.a. says this push to get him out of office is not about his progressive policies but instead it's all about scoring political points. we are part of the republican playbook as you well know is to point a finger at large diverse cities in saint large diverse cities are lawless. >> paris turned himself and in the latest murder case but molly this is going to be another

example that dr. oz uses to hammer home lawlessness and try to tie it to john fetterman as we are days away from midterms, molly. molly: crime is shown to be one of this issues voters deafly care about ahead of these midterms. alexis ms. adam thank you, griff. griff: was from their political panel i'm dubbing the best two maps in the business. former national public and congressional communications director and vice president of targeted victory matt gorman. former clinton white house deputy assistant cofounder of third weight matt bennett. gentlemen, thank you for being here. who knows what's going to happen in 17 days but let's show our viewers the fox news power rankings in the senate. that is the most intriguing story perhaps on election night. you can see the breakdown, there is of course the four battleground states but fox has in 47 democrat 49 republican. safely for up for grabs, arizona, nevada, georgia and

pennsylvania are the four tossup spirit let's pick up where alexis mcadams dropped off. that is the cause/fetterman r race. matt will start with you crime is become a top issue there. >> it has. and a lot i think fetterman has done a pretty good job of responding to those questions for the other thing to keep in mind about crime is republicans admit is a big issue everywhere and they try too. but when you look at the numbers actually there is a bigger murder problem and a red states and read it cities than blue states and blue cities. the idea that should be politicized is ridiculous. but i think fetterman has done well though, he has made the race less about ideology and more about identity. he talks constantly about how dr. oz is not from pennsylvania he is from new jersey present rich guy with ten houses, and roots for the cowboys. he is not really of pennsylvania think that's really helpful. >> fetterman makes it about authenticity but is not release his medical records but he tried

to his health for this and a lot of talk about us help but i believe with matt on the point this will be about crime. oz has been pummeling fetterman on this really lacks oversight of the border pardons. letting folks out of jail but it's really a question of how we punish and how we deal with these people who are arrested. think republicans feel very good about that race. oz has been closing quickly after really tough primary. griff: also to show our viewers the top issues that fox polling has found. matt, i think he worked with a guy named james carbo 12 cents about the economy, stupid. you can see right are the most important issue facing america "new york times" and cnn though our numbers are similar. you can see the rise from july to october now 44%. let's go in the case of georgia with the warnock race, what you think will be the outcome and will the economy and inflation and gas prices rue the day?

>> look i've been in this business 35 years. exactly one election 2002 after 911 the economy is not number what in every other election it always is. we need this to be the case. presidents and their party get more credit than they deserve for good economies, more blame than they deserve about economies. so inflation is certainly hurting democrats all over prince hurting warnock. i do think the difference of quality between these two candidates, warnock has multiple advanced degrees is incredibly and he is the senior pastor. the contrast to walker's pretty stark. also walker's personal problems are getting in his way. i think the balance between candidate quality on one and economic headwinds of the others white so close. griff: he has eight points. walker has had late in this race personal issues coming up, what you make of the state of this race? >> he has had some negative stories but is pulling us relatively unchanged but still up a very, very close race for

this will end up being the closest race in the country. but i'm looking is brian kemp's numbers if he runs by seven or more that will lift herschel walker without a runoff or to think were poised to have a runoff there is the again in georgia in december. but look it is also really important to note warnock cannot get above that 48% rate 50, $60 million in the democratic side and he still seems a pretty hard ceiling. i think it bodes pretty us. listen, democrats wanted to fight this on abortion through most of the summer. they're finally realizing voters want to talk about the economy. >> really interesting point matt boardman if kemp wins by large of margin will pull walker long? i think about when where the closest races for the skull to another and that is out in arizona blake masters, mark kelly. matt what he think of that race? that is a unique one to because the border playing in. mark kelly taking a more democratic, not progressive view of the board if you will.

>> the people doing really well on this cycle. this is always through the people are putting a little distance between themselves and their party brand. kelly has done that really wellin immigration. i think brian is doing it wellin ohio. i think kelley's been very smart about that we feel pretty good about they held a consistent lead. i think is going to end up winning the incumbent is helping that too. >> when you make of it? >> i'm watching kerri lake's numbers two. griff: quickly does masters -- do you think he can overcome the mark kelly advantage which matt points out accurately is pretty strong for quick so i'm going to save kerri at lake is going to raise masters for the u.s. me a month ago i said it would've been tougher masters breach been closing the enough. why have kerri lake come should tv broadcasting background he

really is strong here as of late. possible the path to victory. incredibly appealing just been unabashed and embracing a full on maga ideology. all the way to stepping pretty close to almost cue in on that level. that is energized a bunch of people there. personally i think she is a terrifying figure she has denied the 2020 election. she has said if she were governorship may not certify the election the democrat when she's really dangerous. but she could be. >> is she writing the playback matt? >> look at the similar news from trump and kari lake teva filled mill your area tea and bypass the traditional media. katy hobbs or traditional opponent is running out awful campaign. she is really someone who they had high hopes for it's not coming through. griff: and got 20 seconds left we left nevada alpert nevada senate race or test mouse so

your prediction? >> cortez at master wins because the greed machine. the harry reid michelle give the final word matt gorman. griff: how important is nevada? you see a team of voters in big numbers. mrs. consensus you agree? >> i don't know about that. seventeen days to go. we'll be back and talk about the results indeed. meanwhile, don't miss the big show on sunday hosted by fox news sunday at shannon tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. only right here on the fox news channel. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy welcome member of a bipartisan congressional delegation to kyiv holding it a bold step. u.s. lawmakers during their visit to ukraine and joins us

now live from kyiv. >> molly, good afternoon for a bipartisan group of lawmakers met yesterday with ukrainian president zelensky part here's our conversation with those congressmen. >> why was it important to come and what did you do what you are in ukraine? >> three senior members of the intelligence committee we felt it was important to be here really send a signal to the ukrainians that even though it's a couple weeks before the election, we choose to be here. even though it may be a little risky we choose to be here to send a signal on a bipartisan basis the niceties is committed to this fight. and so we have had a series of terrific meetings with the president, his people to the people who are running the war. i think we've been able to deliver that message. the united states is very much behind the government, behind ukrainian people. >> what can the americans do to help ukraine when they are not only facing a threat from russia but now as we have seen according to reports, iranian

members on the ground in crimea train them to use these drones? >> effects that iran is here illustrates the weakness in the russian military. that is something i think is somewhat a success as a result of what ukraine has done with our support. but now of course we need to rise to that threat together. there are certainly things we can do as a threat evolves and changes we have an ability to help and support them. as to all of our nato allies in the european allies. we are not the only ones here. in the united states is working diligently to make certain we are not the only ones providing support to ukraine. >> how serious should the american people take the threats fight russian president putin of using nuclear weapons in this war? >> it's obsolete you're responsible for him to bring up nuclear weapons. what he should know is we are in this fight in a bipartisan way in america, stitching together allies not just in nato but

across the world. we are going to continue to fund the ukrainian effort until russia leaves ukraine. but to elevate it to that level is obsolete ill responsible. it is reprehensible. and i do not think it is worthy of tit for tat to give him what he wants and that back-and-forth of the rhetoric. >> you very much for your time. let's russian forces continue to target the ukrainian power grid could be the sirens going off today in the capitol of a kyiv for the spring why the lawmakers are here in the support they're pledging to the ukrainian people, molly. molly: a lot of intentional symbolism there. trey yingst excellent interview for a thank you so much for bringing us that interview and please stay safe. six great job trey and molly victims families are reliving the horror of last year's deadly christmas parade attack in wisconsin. the man accused of using an suv to plow through a crowd of people represents himself in

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the suv to the christmas parade any and fireworks on friday. >> the defendant, seated at the table. >> a lacquered reflect i did not identify the name nor do i know anybody by that name. >> how would you characterize it as a hit and run crash if you never investigate what you heard? >> because i heard a crash on the driver ran. >> would be fair to say that the alleged defendant you identified on the record for the court. [inaudible] precooked you have shaved your head, yes. >> he is threatening to throw and break items. >> doesn't look like i am 160 pounds? >> objection precooked grounds? what's irrelevant his appearance today just like his hairs and today. this is charged with killing six

people and injuring dozens more in that tragedy. he has made the choice to represent himself in the courtroom. criminal defense attorney brian claypool joins me now live to help us break down what is thus far been a fairly bizarre trial. thanks so much for being here. brooks had previously pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. then he pulled that defense ultimately deciding to represent himself at trial. he shouts, he cries, he is conducting cross-examination to himself. is he putting on a show? is he making a mockery of his own trial? >> hey molly great to be with you. this is an absolute disaster for brooks. he is basically a narcissist. he realizes he's going to go to jail. what he is doing is upstaging the trial. he is making about him as opposed to the families, the horrible families who lost loved ones. and he made a colossal mistake, molly. he should not have argued

insanity. if i was representing him has two major defenses one is called diminished capacity. it is in wisconsin it is in most safety of some type of mental illness that defeats the intent to break drops it down to a second degree murder. he did not have the intent to kill it's the mental health got in the way. on the second when he had competent legal representation is called heat of passion. he was in an argument with his ex-girlfriend just before this happened. and shortly after that he runs through a crowd of people. he could have made that argument as well. but he didn't. he is headed for jail. -year-old boy, several grandmothers that have been marching in a dance group together but several of the witnesses have been called this far have given very emotional accounts of what they witnessed, what they experienced. brooks has been cross-examining them. he is not the first defendant to do this, ted bundy very notably representing himself growing

some of his surviving victims. how could this play before jury and a judge? this is playing off on private judge. you should some of the eclipse he gets angry, boisterous even threaten to throw something for it for a moment i thought gerry springer was going to commit to be the judge of one of these days. it is that bed with him. i will tell you, being a criminal defense lawyer if you've got a client charged with these heinous crimes you do not want them talking party want them sitting there, right? and becoming more of that mystery to the jury to try to evoke some type of sympathy. conversely when he stands up he is threatening people. he would on a 50 minute rage the other day, right question at the jury sitting there thinking this guy is nuts. we do not have any sympathy for him. he is completely ineffective as well. his alleged opening statement was absolutely pathetic. at one point molly he said i'm not going to argue the facts.

that's the whole case that's a point of a trial to argue the facts. so he has no facts in his favor. ask the judge does appear to be giving them quite a bit of leeway in the courtroom despite these antics you were mentioning the pretrial, prosecutors have also noted the judge is being fairly lenient, take a listen to this this is part of the exchanges we see in the courtroom. >> your belief that that is the law does not make it so mr. brooks. >> i do not like your tone and the way you're talking to me, i don't. i don't appreciate it. >> it down this court has absent has the ability to tell you to sit down and be quiet. and you have not done that. and i know why you haven't done that your honor and we appreciate that. he is not in control this courtroom, you are. >> a little frustration expressed there. is there concern about a potential mistrial here?

>> great point, molly per just so your viewers all defendants are entitled constitutionally to effective legal representation. it is dramatic when a defenses know i'm going to pass on a lawyer pretty going to defend myself, why? because that elevates the chance of an appeal. so this judge, she is old job. the reason why she is giving brooks so much leeway is because if she doesn't then an appeal is going to be filed but he said i didn't have a lawyer i should've had more time to talk about this. the judge was biased. so she has to do everything possible to avoid a mistrial or an appeal on this case. but i've got to tell you, molly, and the real world if that was me or another lawyer talking to a judge like that, we probably would've been tossed in jail. but before these victims of days of trial of this ahead of them. thank you so much for joining us

brian claypool for your insights on the saturday afternoon, we appreciate it. griff: molly, former acting ice director tom will react to the shocking new numbers released late last night on border encounters. that is next.

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these numbers are historic but let's take a look at them right now. reports in the month of september alone there were more than 227,000 migrant encounters but that is the highest september ever recorded in dhs history. it closed out fiscal year 2022 with more than 2.3 million migrant encounters. that is the highest of fiscal year ever recorded. it did not stop there. fiscal year 2022 ended with 98 border patrol arrests of people on the fbi terror watch list. that 98 is nearly quadruple the previous five years combined. so a huge, huge surge of people in fbi terror watch list being arrested at our border. take a look at this video was shot in eagle pass early estimable for the sun came up this is fox news of thermal capable drone allowing us to see at night is a huge single group of hundreds of migrants crossing illegally in eagle pass yesterday. border patrol number showing there been more than 1500 illegal crossings here in the

del rio sector. i'm just the last 24 hours on border patrol reported the last three weeks alone they've had migrants crossing here for more than 35 different countries all around the world. it does not stop at any part of the day take a look of the video we shot late yesterday afternoon. another group of approximate one and 50 -- 200 that crossed illegally almost all of them single adults. everywhere along the southern part of the majority of people crossing now are single adults. although we are starting to see a serious drop of venezuelans coming across as a reserve of the new dhs policy with expels venezuelans if they are caught crossing illegally. lastly couple major fence and a bus to tell you about particular copies of photos to major bus in arizona on thursday at the port of entry there. officers making it one us 85000 fentanyl pills 114 pounds of math. that same day a second bust 47000 fentanyl pills, 8 pounds of fentanyl powder 48 pounds of

method. back out here live, griff jenkins reported this he got from his cbp sources morning there were 856 migrant deaths in fiscal year 2022 that's the highest number ever recorded in single fiscal year when it comes to migrant deaths. so records of all kinds constantly being broken down here at our southern border, will send it back to you. >> that is certainly one of the most heartbreaking numbers there that you have listed today. griff, to you. griff: molly for more than us were joined former acting ice director fox news contributor tom, you are aware of the numbers. you heard bill's great reporting down there. what is your reaction? and of these record-breaking numbers what stands out the most to you? >> first about build religions doing a great job down there. showing the american people the truth. might be on disgusted print you and i talked about this many times in the trump administration it illegal to do for your love is down 83%.

this administration came in and dismantled everything we did. they say 2.32.4 it's actually 2.7 you're not counting the entry cases. 1.7 last year he had almost four and half million people into this country illegally that were encountered bird add to that the over 1 million, 1 million known god oases are not our guessing on videos and drone traffic in camera trafficking. you are that's the foreign half and got well over 5 million people entered the country illegally. 1 million got away for another 1.7 this administration right into the country. this non- incredible. and bill is right there breaking a lot of records. none of those records are good records there all bad records. griff: tom, put in perspective for us but in the entire history of the border and now we have these numbers. what will history say about what has happened right now with this border which is anything but closed. anything but secure pretty see

the numbers reporting up on her screen again. questa think historically is going to say couple of things. number one the strongest country in the world, the united states of america no longer has operational control of our border. joe biden handed that to the criminal cartels for the criminal cartels of mexico control our border. chief border patrols of told have read plenty of intelligence reports over a million people cross the border not get arrested that border is not secure. bill covered it exactly right. they arrested 98 people in the database just this year. you add what they did what are the 13 people on the terrace stream database were apprehended per take in account the 1 million got a ways. tours do not want to be arrested. they're trying to evade law enforcement. how many of the one-button people that got away or known suspected terrorist that came to this country do us harm? you add that the fentanyl cr crisis. fencepost flowing across the

board because 70% off the land over whether thousand americans have died of drug overdoses. so this administration created a humanitarian crisis of historic proportions about the same time bringing a public safety crisis a public health crisis and for god sakes the biggest national security crisis i've ever seen. wyatt tom, why would they allow it to get to this point? >> you know i think it's two things. never was ideology joe biden in this they think we should have borders. a number two you've got to think about what else is the item is to became president? he beat overturn the census role millions of people not be counted in census and that's more seats in the house for the dems. i want people to understand all of these databases we trade the no-fly list that terrorist screening database these security program we prevented thousands of tears coming into this country with an airline ticket paid those databases mean nothing now you can simply go to mexico, not be vetted don't worry about getting your

fingerprints taken, crossed the border like others didn't come here and do us harm for this is a huge national security issue. and it should scare the hell out of everybody. griff: it with got the number 856 migrant deaths for administration that wanted to be the most humanitarian and compassionate it seems they've got just the opposite result. >> another bad records as joe biden became present over 1400 migrants have died in u.s. soil. when we had the border security at 83%, how many migrants didn't die questioned how many americans did not die from drug overdoses questioning president trump save lives joe biden is costing lives. >> quickly before running out of want to play a soundbite, democrat from alaska told us about a problem on a very northern border. listen to this, tom. >> we are very worried about our most western border along the bering sea. we have had folks from russia come across already paid their

two gentlemen gentlemen who are trying to evade their inscription. we certainly need to be investing as much as we possibly can in terms of the military and other ways and our infrastructure. >> democrat needs border on the arctic circle your reaction? >> all of our borders are at risk. they polled 40% to that northern border to go to mexico. to be on the mexican border the bottom line is they are arresting a record amount of russians coming through mexico. the whole world knows this border is every one. every knows the borders open including terrorist organizations and countries that hate us and what does this country distribute. >> tom always appreciate your great insight, thanks tom. molly: we will take a look at the gop's and growing diversity across the country next. so it's really a special moment to know that

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is that showed a light that vice president harris st. paul, minnesota today. with the states lieutenant governor peggy flanagan. she is making appearance for in the met on abortion rights. we are monitoring it and will bring it to you if any news breaks. seven from the other side of the pile the public in part has most diverse class of candidates in its history is more ethnic and racial groups are beginning to turn to the gop after a year of rampant inflation and crime. >> criticized by opponents as the party of old white men, this election cycle the gop says is putting forth the most diverse slate of candidates and party history. >> it's a record number black candidates. record a number of hispanic candidates, record number of women. >> the list includes george logan who is fighting to flip connecticut's fifth congressional district. the former state lawmaker is lack come up bilingual the son of guatemalan immigrants pre- >> democrat insiders are

desperate. they say you will only vote for me because i am blacker. >> congresswoman hayes is also black but logan is running as a pro choice of pro- law-enforcement moderate probes to rein in the biden administration big spending. his win could signal a return to congress for pragmatic new england republicans pre- >> mort diversity had in the organization makes the organization stronger pre- >> rhode island second congressional district republican alan funk the former mayor the first asian-american it mayor elected in the state is leading the polls. >> i am proud to be part of that group of new fresh faces into the party pre- >> more than 70 gop candidates of color are running. function tom emery the republican's point man on elections ablaze a political realignment is underway. >> i would argue that every minority group in america that is traditionally voted democrat is available to republican candidates for. >> as spokesman for the national campaign committee slammed republicans for quote finally engaging with communities of

color in the year 2022 with flawed candidates. despite the dig from opponents, observers say. >> we will definitely see more ethnic and racial diversity. but speaking with republican leaders they are very proud of this class of candidates for the better reflects the diversity across america could ultimately lead in a more support for minority supporters down the road. it's pretty interesting we'll see what happens with the midterms and how many of these candidates actually end up serving in the house. potentially changing their very complexion of their publican party during congress. griff: is such a great story you did, molly. could be one the real big take away stories after the election. we'll see what happens. but if this is going to be a republican controlled house which many believe it's looking like it is going to be. it's also the most ethnic and racially diverse. that will be historic among

itself. think one candidate in connecticut, georgia local news interview there the son of guatemalan immigrant parents, also pro law enforcement. that is really a combination you are not seeing. you can see here all of the diverse nominees for the gop. i obviously have been reporting on the border have been struck with the candidates down there in the case of a myatt florez and cassie garcia both hispanic women, gop candidates. both married to border patrol agents. obviously immigration and the border security being a big issue there. >> is some these incumbent republicans of color could stay in as well that would increase the numbers across the board. we showed the picture of the eight candidates, some candidates are doing very, very well and send an excellent chance of winning here. we'll see what what happens after the midterms. you talk about drawing in a greater contingent of minority voters another publican party appears to be making pretty good

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brian is live with the latest on this. >> hi molly. as you say those conflicting reports about whether or not elnaz rekabi has been detained persist for the opposition website called the ironic wire says she has been detained for the government official though in charge of the sports federation that governed climbing says she has not. what is entirely clear though is that people remain concerned about her and have ever since she arrived in iran on wedn wednesday. after competing in korea and the asia climate competitions on behalf of her country where she seemingly disobeyed her governments requirements that women cover their heads. she got a hero's welcome outside of the airport when she arrived in tehran from crowds of women who had gathered. many of them also without covering their heads. many of them sympathetic to the protest that first erupted in iran after the death. she is a 22-year-old woman who

died in the custody of the islamic republic's morality police on the 13th of september after she too allegedly violated the hijab rule. five except the protest began they continued to rage. dozens have been killed since they began. now rekabi told state television she said this just after arriving she unintentionally competed without covering her hair. a statement that many believe may have been made or duress. now rekabi addressed her fans on instagram and said she thanked them for their support both in iran and the international community. and interestingly just above the caption in the photo she is on one of her claims that she is suspended in the air, molly.ou c molly: alright ryan thanks so much for that's all for us this hour. piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time.

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