♪ ♪ >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and thank you for joining us today. ainsley earhardt, surely because only, tomi lahren and john duffy. let's get to it. we begin with the second drop of twitter files that is raising questions now over whether twitter executives lie where they claimed under oath that

they did not engage in shadow banning leading up to the 2020 election, shadow banning by the way one of the tweets secretly downgraded to the point where they are not reaching anybody anymore. they are basically just quiet. this all came to light after journalists bari weiss with the latest batch of internal communications last night. she explained in a tweet, "a new twitter file investigation the teams and employees build blacklist, prevent disfavored tweets from trending, and actively limit the visibility of entire accounts or even trending topics all in secret without informing users." and in a series of tweets, bari weiss said the company services strip covid measures were the targets. as was fox news dan bongino, who was rebuilt misplaced on a secret search blacklist. and bari weiss said twitter

conservative activist charlie kirk do not act a pipe. this was all done by twitter executives called the visibility filtering or shadow banning and again, she tweets, "think about visibility filtering as being a way for us to suppress what people see at different levels. it is a very powerful two." one senior twitter employee told us. so, ainsley, i don't know that a lot of people who have experienced this are necessarily asked surprised. they are just not -- you know, this is the first time getting the evidence it happened. >> dan bongino was on last night and he said i can tell you this was happening to me, i thought i was a conspiracy theorist but i was telling the truth but it turns out they are not telling the truth here they went before congress and said jack dorsey said, "this was not happening." but it was and is he going to be held accountable for that because he took an oath.

are we going to audit facebook, google, and all the others because the fbi was meeting with him once a week telling them what stories to expect and it is all happening information. one will drop in october. it will probably involve hunter biden. so are we going to audit them and hold them accountable? look, the republicans won a level playing field. they are not asking this to not have been democrats. nbc, abc, cbs, last check they had not been covering even a second drop. 20 million plus people watch those networks. that means america is not hearing the story unless you were watching fox or following "the new york post." >> harris: right, you look at the uptick how many people have gotten on the platform, i know a lot of twitter employees have left. actually some people have come onto the platform, but it almost looks like more conservatives are active. but in fact, what we are learning is no, we are just hearing from some of them

because they have been quieted. >> sean: two ainsley's report, jack dorsey came to congress and lied. facebook can come and lie, google can come and like to stop that, we will prosecute jack dorsey it is a five year prison sentence to lie to congress. it's what you do, we will make a report to the justice spirit but the next republican administration make prosecute them and if you prosecute jack dorsey, i guarantee you when facebook comes in oracle comes in, they will think twice about lying. are you censoring conservative? they have to tell you the truth because it is making you crazy to think that we don't know. >> harris: here is something i wanted to know because i interviewed last night the speaker, a powerful turn out exactly but that is how the title is with kevin mccarthy is what i'm reading what he was saying is exactly what you and

ainsley were saying if you like to congress that is one level thing to look at but they can subpoena in it and everybody in this whole thing. we have seen democrats do that for other issues that were not nearly as important as this. >> sean: kevin mccarthy, downgrading other speech, the impact with the campaign, i was a candidate. you could give me $1 million but if facebook and twitter are amplifying my democratic opponent's message over mine, my money means nothing. that is a huge corporate contribution to a campaign, which, by the way is illegal. so i think kevin mccarthy a spot on. i think to this point, those like you mentioned, those with facebook need to be individually held accountable. not the fbi but the individual fbi agent who violates the first amendment speech needs to be held accountable and sued by members. >> harris: talk to me about the ceos who were not

necessarily honest about what is going on on their platforms. what happens in the business world? how does the market deal with this? speak with the market is based on financial performance and this case twitter, elon musk. this is not his problem anymore, jack dorsey but maybe if subpoenaed or if subpoenaed for lying to congress but you mention all those employees no longer there and/or chose to leave twitter. but i think what elon musk is doing and a lot of ceos have come around and realized, bob iger at disney another example. politics and business doesn't work and it doesn't help your bottom line. you want everyone to come to your platform. you don't just want democrats to come to twitter but you want republicans, democrats, independents of all shapes, sizes and colors. that makes good business sense. so i think jack dorsey may have other problems but financially, he is out of this. but i think what will be

interesting is as time goes on and i don't know the d.a. agreements that these employees decide to get their payout because a lot of them were getting six months of salary. they are getting other benefits. i don't know what the legal ramifications for them, but i will say it is interesting that they get to talk about this and be vocal about what actually happened. look, san francisco company left leaving employees, of course they were censoring conservative spirit what i love and i will make this my final point, msnbc put on television, "oh, that it has been. twitter was not with conservatives." >> harris: tomi, this huge flurry of information coming through. i really want to see the raw data at this point. i need to see what methods and practices, not names and resources and all of that but as a journalist, i'm curious about how they carried this in the raw

data are really. and the list because of people on the list should become public. >> tomi: i want to seeentire bl. i have a feeling most of us are on it. i have a feeling i am probably on it. the thing that is most concerning about it too may be on what was actually happening is how little the democrat party seems to care about it? i can tell you this as a conservative come as a republican if i found out this was happening to democrats and liberals come i would be infuriated. why? because i love free speech and want their bad ideas to be implemented. i want people to learn them, see them and understand them put the opposite is happening. the democrats don't want and the leftist and twitter don't want republican ideas and conservative principles to be seen, heard or read. why is that? if our ideas are so bad and dangerous and kooky, you should want us to be seen and heard. you don't. furthermore, what also bothers me is how much covid information was censored.

that impacted people's lives. so, when you start monkeying with that, we really need to get to the bottom of that investigation because that is health and public safety at risk. twitter should not be doing that. they are not health and public safety. >> harris: let me follow up, sean come over that point. what we learn from definitions made public online with dr. fauci with essential investigations coming up and what he made and what he knew about the wuhan lab, the origins and so on and so forth. but the process of that he was asked specifically, do you know anyone who is working at a social media platform? and he unequivocally said he did not appear there is a long blurb from him. and then we find out this week his daughter was working for twitter. what was happening to people on twitter? do we remember the stickers? i would stick third. faxing information on different things that were not mrna and i was stickered as if i had put and burned money that was

counterfeited to. >> sean: facebook still stickers me if i say something about covid and shut down so they are still doing that. but listen they are boldface flat out lies and important to lie because they've never been held accountable. anthony fauci can provide a different mic deposition under oath when his daughter works at twitter? that is insanity the arrogance they have because there is never accountability. i think if kevin mccarthy is the speaker and i have heard them talk about close doors how to fix this problem. >> harris: you will find out if you were censored. elon musk has had at some point he will released everything. good. >> to answer the question we will find out. >> tomi: and suppressing stories, elon musk said tampering with an election. if that is a case, did it affect the 2020 election? if so, who will be held accountable? >> sean: may be influenced brazil. >> harris: that is an excellent point, oath also. coming up senator kiersten, the great state of arizona leaves

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♪ ♪ >> a shake-up in the senate after the midterm spirit center kyrsten sinema ditching the democrat party filing as an independent peer of the move means the democrats will have a work with the majority in the next congress but not the 51 seat majority they assumed. in the announcement she said her values will not change and she

will not caucus with republicans. she explains why she made the switch. >> i think it makes a lot of sense. a growing number of arizonans and people like me just don't feel like we fit neatly into one parties box. >> what i think is important about this decision and smooth i will be able to show up every work every day as an independent and not be st into one parties demands following without thinking. >> as a former congressman what does this mean if she does not caucus for the republicans what does it mean for chuck schumer and leadership because he needs her bow and what does it mean for joe manchin? >> sean: she is a politician and financial services committee as a house member i was very smart and recognize where she come from and who her constituents are and i think she realizes the democrat primary in 2024 she will have a challenge from the left and will lose. this is about sustainability and

about getting reelected. by the way, arizona you have katie hobbs with a dumb politician as well, it's democrat senator it is not a democrat state appeared to be independent and run for the senate will be really effective for her to go back to the senate for another six years. that is why she is doing this but if joe manchin moves over, that puts the majority of democrats in the senate in jeopardy. chuck schumer has to be conscious of what is happening with these moderate members in the caucus. >> harris, what do you think this means? >> harris: slocum a few years ago when i interviewed kyrsten sinema for a border right before the 2016 election e voted along the lines of trump because he was running. she and joe manchin about 50% in terms of being independent already. less joe manchin a little bit but certainly more

kyrsten sinema. her question almost sounds like she is saying right now. she wants to be that voice and the room that is completely independent and you know, democrats must hate that. because now they have lost one trip for them. so we have two independence and a socialist and a bunch of democrats on one side and a bunch of republicans on the other. it narrows that majority but it brings the board, ainsley unpredictability. if voters love that because now more than 40% of americans are identify as independent spirit so she is brilliant to do this in a state like california and smooth in the state becomes purple, not blue or red. she is right where she needs to be in position right there. that puts a lot of pressure on people like mark kelly and others because there is no term limit and i assume she will run again. >> ainsley: what do you want to say, tomi but joe manchin has to make a decision because his approval rating before he voted for the inflation reduction act was in the 70s but now in the

30s. he didn't get the pipeline as promised by the democrats. what you think he will do because he's up for reelection in 2024? >> tomi: i think people will watch them very, very closely and i think it matters how the american people respond to the agenda of the republicans and the house appear that will be a big thing. i do believe we are more red in this country then you would see from the midterms and the results we had this past election season. i believe both sinema and joe manchin have to recognize we are going back to sinema. i think it is interesting because this is not like a democrat to do. >> cheryl: i don't think she is a democrat. they will ride and they will die and they stick together. we don't on the conservative side appear that is why we have fashions of maga and establishment of mccain because republicans usually are independent in that way. democrats don't do that. they all come together. they will may be in a primary exchange words but they fall in line. she is the first one in a long

time, i'm not falling in line. that is fantastic for arizona and you are exactly right because when arizona gets a taste of what they did with katie hobbs, they will run away from democrats and mass. she is very smart to put that on her name here at >> sean: thelma and louise driving off the cliff and to get obamacare attendant, all in. >> harris: even joe manchin fell. inflation reduction act" even people for what the democrats run to. and you know this very network i said to him, "that is not going to happen." he called me a liar. well, it didn't happen and he has an answer -- what you say is a purple rating now? >> it was 70s but now 37 or 38 now. >> harris: it would not matter what declared because as you said, tomi, watching his every move. he better have swift gin mastic spirit >> tomi: the white house statement that came out when announced by sinema and

we fully expect kyrsten sinema will continue to vote with the democrats. i wouldn't be so sure about that. nice arrogance. they cringed at karine jean-pierre. >> tomi: pay attention, you better vote. >> cheryl: real quick i want to pick up something harris, katie hobbs is weak. look, arizona, that is mccain country. so, that was a whole other separate thing that played out and the governor's race in arizona. mark kelly agreed from i think that there were issues with the republican candidate that were more local to voters. but i think you are right, myrick don't like mark kelly is not somebody that would represent a state like arizona, as you know after move to arizona and went to high school and college there. i was surprised but a lot of things that played out but again you never know, arizona politics are always -- i will say that, very eventful. >> coming up this horrific video that thug quacking man with a baseball bat in new york city.

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two women in a subway car. three alleged members were all released. cheryl. >> cheryl: this is why 30% of men had not voted for lee zeldin because they are sick and tired of this crime. they are sick of criminals in the cities having more rights than taxpaying citizens. i can't tell you how many videos where a child is hurt. it has gotten out of control. i'm telling you the progressives in this city including the mayor elected on crime now, his big thing come i will help with housing in the city of new york. what about crime? what happened there? until album brackets under control, i hate to be so cynical but i live here. >> harris: what makes you think he would approach that alvin bragg. he had an opportunity when kathy hochul was running to the guy with the allegations andrew cuomo. and he didn't do anything about it, anything and he's a former

cop, former republican. >> sean: you would think you would do something but i look at this video and it is attempted homicide and you take a baseball bat to the back of the head swinging like going to the fence and this has aggravated assault and out on $7,500. that is outrageous. 30% of manhattan voters -- >> they voted for lee zeldin. that is huge. >> sean: they voted for a crime like policies. they voted for criminals not in a safe city but you deserve what you vote for a pair they vote for this and this is what you get. the lesson is in your community across america can make sure you keep these politicians who are soft on crime and out of office. >> harris: do you think the republicans are messaging other republican voters and constituencies like this? it is a foregone conclusion it will be blue because of what cheryl is saying is true, but we know it is about the crime. the messaging is not everywhere. from republicans.

there was a missed opportunity potentially. >> sean: maybe it goes back to how can i get my message out? and television ad but local media to cover the crime and weapons with twitter twitter and facebook? >> harris: now we know. >> sean: that is what affects your ability and who will fix it. who will aggravated peer that is not happening. republicans come at us with a complete disadvantage. >> harris: to keep it on lee zeldin for a second, ainsley, we come to work and constantly hearing about the crime but he was actually hit by crime on the campaign trail. >> ainsley: on stage and also there was an issue outside of his house when his daughter since i doing their homework, right outside. his front lawn basically. this is why democrats lost four congressional seats in new york. lee zeldin didn't win. he was up against, you know, lot in new york because i think it is like three out of every four in new york city are democrats. so what is hard. but i hope everyone who voted for the democrats come i hope

they are all happy because this is what you get. this is what reimagine police looks like. this is what taking away or defunding $1 billion from new york police department looks like. this is what no bail looks like. these are people who are repeat offenders. "the new york post" at that front-page cover of the top like ten criminals, and they all have 100 things on the rap sheet. they just continuously redo and re-commit crimes, and then behind bars before the police officers can fill out the paperwork, they are back on the streets recommitting again. we do stories on walmart, target. >> harris: over and over and over. >> ainsley: exactly in that affects inflation because paying $1 billion and their insurance goes up and they are losing $1 billion a year or whatever it is. theft, then they raise prices and it affects all of us. >> what i want to say to that as well as going back to these policies and democrats have they been asked by these policies are beneficial?

they put everything under diversity, tolerance and equality. but you look at the repeat offenders, they are not held without bail because they can afford it and they had to steal bread for dinner. no, they are repeat offenders because they know they will get out with note the consequences. have democrats been asked why they continue to do these policies that good people in harm's way? by the way usually inner-city black and brown communities most impacted by this kind of crime. so why are we not pushing back beyond just crime everywhere? republicans talked about being crime everywhere. we see crime everywhere and you don't need an ad about it that you see it in big cities. why were not strong enough to say to democrats what is your version of criminal justice reform because republicans do have a version of true criminal justice reform that has integrity but what is yours? it is leading a free-for-all's extravaganza and the streets. republicans did not do that because we are afraid to get in there.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back. a restaurant in virginia refused

to serve members of conservative christian group over its views on abortion and traditional marriage. the family foundation says it scheduled an event at at the bar and canceled their reservation hours before the event peer of wait staff advised on the group's belief and they didn't want to serve them. fox news did reach out to the restaurant and this is what they sent us, "we always refused for anyone to make our staff uncomfortable or unsafe. our staff are people with rights who deserve dignity and safe work environment. the president of the family foundation responded to t "the faulkner focus" on wednesday. >> americans don't want to hear we are at a point we are so divided on things like faith and views on issues that we get to the point where we are eating and different restaurants peer that is not america. that is not the freedom and that is not stability. >> who wants to respond to this first come i will come back to you, tomi. >> tomi: let's say this was

another group. if you -- that is what bothers me and liberal intolerance, we have never seen that before, a double standard. we've never setting that before. but i will say, i wish there was consistency how we discussed the issue. out of one side of our malls, you can't say you need to bake cakes for lgbqt couples but then he people out or your restaurant if pro-life but then republicans, conservatives we can't do that either. there has to be consistency on it. you want religious freedom and people to deny service or not? we have to get on same page. again the come i have a feeling a lot of liberal cities will have a lot of liberal employees that probably don't want to serve conservatives in general peer that is a testament to how divided we are in the country. i wish we could get along and not talk about politics all the time in a restaurant here that would be nice but we do have to have consistency. >> sean, windows government get

involved? if you own a restaurant and pro-abortion group and willing to stand on that. >> sean: i agree with the point we have to have consistency but the larger theme here is that christianity is becoming offensive to a lot of americans. so you look at kirk cameron story and the books about biblical faith issues and libraries kept him out of doing a story hour. however, they let drag queen story hours come into the library here there is an issue up front and war on christians in america saying they are intolerant. we don't want them in our place of business peer that is concerning to me and i learned this long time ago, the real world rachel mtv and, we are so tolerant. they are the most intolerant people you will ever meet. conservatives melissa and i will do all the liberal things and participate in your liberal shows. they have no tolerance for us. >> you just wrote a book "faith still moves mountains" to this date and age and when it

comes to religion, why is it always christians t the one that get banned from everything? is there another religion and where were the wo community on that? >> harris: it is really interesting and we were talking about this last hour. i have the podcast doors of "coffee & bible time" podcast on and we are learning the amount of people, the number of people to say that they are christian now has fallen to 64%. it has fallen by 2070, far below 40%. what does that mean where we are becoming outnumbered as christians. and again, i say this wholeheartedly, when you start to talk about the topic of faith and you remind people that you lean into god, he leans into you, it is a fire that begins in their hearts. to want to be with others who are also saying that. to give a book like mine as a gift to say, let's get the conversation started pure its white bill very blessed about the journey from about being part of the journey with people. but i also understand the

importance of the topic peer that is what is driving it. it is also in this country, we had a lot of things about ourselves. but who among us doesn't know somebody who cheated on their spouse or had too much to drink, public intoxicated and tmi. but when it comes to foundational success, they don't want to talk about their faith. understandably, because we are criticized for it. victoria, the president of the family foundation said, look, what they did was actually illegal. you can't discriminate in that way being in a restaurant based on people's beliefs. people come up they think. no shirt, no service is not you can't pray over your meal when you get here. right? that is not in the same category. they treat tolerance but not tolerant of christian as a financial perspective. speak with need a new p.r. person, that statement unsafe and uncomfortable. who wrote that, i'm sorry a faith-based group, number one.

then maybe he needs to hire a p.r. >> where will this go, the courts. it is going in several instances now. there were cases heading to the supreme court already if the supreme court. i'm a business and i will deny somebody surface. or i will say yes or no in a live that is going, that is what lawyers are jumping on. >> you know what will happen in a group will call the restaurant not told him the name of the group because they will be too scared they will be turned away. that is how the christians have to operate. you have to keep your mouth shut. >> sean: but they can't keep their mouth shut spirit you have to lean into your faith. if you do it, harris, i'm a christian. >> easier said than done, sean. look at the teachers and fairfax county and we are told to teach a certain thing but we are too scared to think ab speak about it and that we will lose our jobs. coming up in case you missed it is next.

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efforts during the trump administration to get paul whelan out of the russian pr prison. kyrsten sinema is going independent but will anything change? a transgender man going back to being a woman and societal pressures, and is american girl sending the right message with the new book? congressman james call homer to talk about his investigation into twitter and miranda devine the latest on social media centering the hunter biden case. we will see you at the top of the hour for america reports. >> harris: it is time for a.k.a. "in case you missed it." hunter biden reflective questions from a reporter last night. is that new? after his business deal with china and ukraine were brought up but instead he threw his arm over at the journal's shoulder, hey, buddy and invited into an exclusive review of new art pieces at swanky manhattan

gallery. hunter biden's or career has raised ethics concerns in the past. you know 87,000 irs agents at least want to see the cash flowing there. i don't know. >> it makes since they would, by the way pete hegseth, rachel to print one of hunter biden's pieces hangs in one of her bathrooms. her bathroom in her house. [laughter] >> harris: that answers my question. >> sean: he threw his arm around the journalist like his dad does to the girls. if you don't have an answer, you tried to deflect and say come on? >> harris: if you don't have an answer as a man you put your hand around someone? >> sean: it works for the biden os and they smell people they shouldn't. >> so shameless though, think about this. if somebody like don jr. had the skeletons in his closet, don jr. would not be parading around white house dinners with celebrities, by the way. the fact hunter biden is under

investigation and so shameless is not hiding in a hole, does not care at all and goes back to liberal privilege because he's not worried at all. he couldn't be more on and bothered. >> but do you think his artwork is worth six figures? a thousand dollars, i mean? i would disagree. >> sean: it is not the real deal. >> yes, that is a higher sticker price. >> harris: any thoughts on this? >> the ultimate hanger on this. he got rich by peddling money and no experienced hunter. he's on these boards, does drugs, found with hookers and i don't know how we got married again. if this was our friends we would've by us to stay clear. i've never seen these pictures. but the only reason people are buying them is because i want to be able to say a talking point want to be able to say the president's son's artwork. >> harris: when you go to the

home. the liberal "new york times" and build a list of the best movies of 2022 and for some reason it forgot to include the american lip in critically acclaimed commercial hit top "top gun: maverick." it shattered records, grossed $1 billion at the box office. instead, topping "the new york times" star, a french indie film. look, i'm sure they were great. that is not the point. for months he was at the top, tom cruise. >> have you seen them? >> harris: i'm saying it was art, great to somebody. speak with national border review say the top picture of the year. i want to note the producers come at the beach volleyball scene of maverick, no? is not, okay. great movie and i think it will win a lot of oscars. there is a lot of buzz in the oscars. >> it obviously doesn't matter anymore when it comes to this

list. does not matter because it's out of touch. i watch the trailer all ten of these movies on the list and four are closed captioning so you have to read while enjoying this movie. one of them is completely for an hour a black screen with some words over it. so who's going to pay for that, right? that is just a political stance. so just a political stance. one is in the rainy and film to be released. "maverick" about the military and whatever it is $1.5 billion at the global box office. it didn't make the list? the number one film of 2022 and number s 6 highest grossing fil. >> harris: when i did not know that about the military for those who grew up military brats, it is really amazing to have people talking about the military in such a positive way. all right, it looks like a lot of gin zers taking a ride home for christmas and a new study

finds 41% say they will have to turn their parents, turn to their parents to pay for their holiday travel shopping. >> so true, my kids out of house turned two and can you help me come home for christmas? by the way, whites have become so expensive. >> harris: you just said that,, on my gosh. >> sean: 100% and it's breaking the bank for kids who come home for christmas. >> parents, actually are paying because these poor kids, this generation 18-25, they love and graduated virtually from college during covid. their first child was remote working from home. they had no choice but rent is sky high and i can't blame parents wanting to help their kids at all. >> we have to raise warriors and people who are resilient. >> work a few more hours at the deli down in college and then put a few more to make money for gas money and then driving home. if you go to college, 24 hours away, then you are still driving home. your mom expects you to be home

for christmas. come home and you pay for it. >> i will say this, i would rather have parents pay for their children to come home for the holidays them pay for their children to go on spring break and do shots, especially paying for the student loans now. so, come home if you are looking up your child does not fit in your basement as an adult. pay for them to come home here that is a nice thing to do. a lot of times parents want to spend time with their kids and make it their kids can't afford it. that is much more worthwhile expenditure than spring break. >> harris: i love how you start here and then tie it all the way back around. >> let's be real, let's be real, our generation is different than my parents. my daughter is not coming home for christmas. >> sean: you know the finances of your kids so if they can actually afford it or if they need a little extra help, you can navigate that. but again you want your kids home for christmas and you want families together. >> harris: for as many years. >> forever.

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naughty than nice this weekend. we'll bring sean back. santa-con is back, the annual bar crawl where thousands of santa impersonators, 15 bucks, go to the bars and several charities. >> means you have to go out early, later in the day, santa is throwing up in the street. and so you don't want your children to see that, and you want to avoid the chaos, and the crowds, so if you are going to be out and about in new york, and i had forgotten this santa-con was this weekend until i studied for your show, oh, my gosh, what do i have planned, i have to get my stuff done early to get off the street. >> but it's for charity, everybody. oh, that makes it ok. >> it is not. >> they start drinking at 11:00 a.m. by 4:00 p.m., they are throwing up, stumbling all over the city. >> like game day --

>> fast "numbered" out of time. go. >> fast -- i don't know what we are doing. >> really fast. >> santa-con? >> i can't wait, i hope to take it in. like college game day in the south. let's see the santa crawl. >> goodness. ainsley. >> this is horrible. puking santas are never good. >> where is your holiday spirit, sean? >> not drunk santa. >> happy everything to everybody on the couch. it's been a great week, "america reports." >> sandra: thank, team. wnba star britteny griner is back on american oil after a shocking prisoner swap with russia. moscow getting back the world's most dangerous arms dealer, viktor bout, and the pentagon is concerned he could go back to illegally trafficking weapons, around the world, including the war on ukraine. >> john: new york post puts it, a deal with the devil. critics sa