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client funds missing. >> carley: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: charges filed against sam bankman-fried yesterday leading to his arrest in the bahamas. "new york times" says for money laundering and securities fraud. they will unveil the indictment this morning. congressman lee zeldin saying house republicans were ready to grill him six ways to sunday. he was arrested, why not allow him to testify tomorrow? now the focus will be on the testimony of current ceo john ray who plans to say ftx had unacceptable management and collapse is control of a small group of grossly inexperienced and unsophisticated individuals.

in his last interview, the disgraced crypto boss called for transparency into the firm's collapse. >> having as many panels of transparency because customers deserve that. that would have helped keep me more in touch with what was going on, as well. brooke others call regulators to take a stronger stance. >> all this testimony he was doing, either he is innocent and an idiot, he will not enlighten us on anything or he's a psychopath and liar and not going to tell us where the money went. either case, not helpful. >> brooke: united states is expected to request extradition from bahamas.

guys. >> todd: thank you, what he did, he's admitted, he commingleded funds between companies and lydia monahan highlighted, either this guy is a an idiot or a fraud. why did it take so long to arrest him? i understand it takes time to unwind complex money schemes. you have a new ceo in there that is saying this is worse than enron, with that as the backdrop, why was he allowed fo stay in the bahamas and testify on his own clock and do media pr cleansing operations where he tried to make himself look better. you and i would nots be given that freedom. >> carley: i think they were

trying to build a case against him and now he is in prison in the bahamas and likely be extradited very soon. upward of 1 billion people lost -- 1 million people lost over a billion dollars and there are faces behind those people. one of them is this ftx investor who we spoke to last month who lost $2 million. he was saying he wants bankman-fried, i'm sure he is happy about this news this morning. take a listen to what he has to say. >> it is clear-cut case of fraud, the guy doesn't even have an accountants, how do you not have an accountant or cfo? seems like fraud from the beginning, he should be behind bars and made to surrender the assets he's hidden and

distributed to his friends and close associates. >> carley: what is crazy, how many interviews he did do, he said he commingleded funds, he had two companies, ftx and alameda research and he was using ftx funds to prop up alameda. he said i didn't try to commit fraud on anyone. trying is not the issue in court of law. >> todd: i understand they were trying to build a case against him, but this is clear cut. as current ceo has said, there is clear-cut misfeasance going on, he is the ceo in the building and looking and saying whoa, something is not right here. u.s. attorneys could have gotten

in there and spent the weekend and drafted indictment sooner than they did. i think this had to do because this was the week before the midterms and i think democrats are being like, investigate this. do they really want to investigate this? >> carley: i think huge bipartisan support on regulation, democrats want to regulate everything. >> todd: i understand, i think so many are tied up with sam bankman-fried because he donated so many dollars, i think what they are say nothing public about wanting to investigate and making it happen are not necessarily lining up, i think lee zeldin wants to investigate and i think democrats are like, we want to investigate. >> carley: maxine waters did want to investigate and see did lee zeldin. outrage when it comes down to this story.

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>> todd: chicago refusing to honor -- request from ice to detain illegal immigrants, even if they have criminal records or are known gang members. sheriff bullard joins us now. how badly does a policy like this tie law enforcement hands? >> good morning, thank you for inviting me on the show. it is poor policy. law enforcement need to work together between each agency and

organization to proi the best possible safety we can within the guideline of the constitution, when you cut a system out, it makes it less effective. >> todd: viewing from incentives, if you know you won't be deported what is to keep you from committing a crime if you know there are nots consequences? >> that is what we see time and time again in the state of illinois, a growing removal of accountability from our system. to see this policy put in place, it is not a surprise to me or other leaders, at the southern end of the state where i'm located at and we have seen accountability moved and it is as you said, removes deterrence and makes criminals less frightened of the system, more apt to commit crime. >> todd: it is important to remind everyone that literally

the only job really that our governments have is to keep us safe, end of the day, that is all they are there to do. time and time again in blue districts and cities, blue whatever, they ignore that number one job. how much does policy like mayor lightfoot jeopardize the public safety? >> i believe any time that you handcuff law enforcement when they have a crime that has been committed like having an illegal immigrant in custody that they have lawful constitutional reason to detain that person, and then you don't, it creates unnecessary victims, additional victims that would have never happened had that person be incarcerated and proper deport agsz or other consequences took place. it is not just people in chicago. these people travel.

i-57 is pipeline to cook county area and people not detained for lawful reason that travel outside the city, many have criminal records and they continue to commit crimes, they are not just doing it in cook county. >> todd: you are in jefferson county, what can you do to protect your people? >> well, we do everything within our ability to provide public safety and while maintaining constitutional guidelines that protect everyone's civil liberties, we don't politicize, we investigate crime and hold the criminal accountable. and i think it is important for every jurisdiction to do that. >> todd: what is the working relationship between the two counties?

>> very little communication, they used to house for our -- we used to house for their county jail and their inmates were hard on our facility so 3-1/2 years ago, we stopped housing for them. we're very leery about doing business with cook county when they have such policies that do not protect citizens and hand suf the police and that is not how we do things here. >> todd: makes no sense. sheriff bullard, best of luck trying to keep your county safe. carley. >> carley: restaurant employee in georgia shooting and killing an intruder after getting pistol whipped during a robbery. the worker fighting over the gun in self-defense. sergeant justin clark weighed in on this case earlier. >> nobody wants to be in that

situation and he was doing his best to come out okay and his two employees, as well. a lot has to do with officer shortages everybody, including us, deal with. unfortunately, it is hard to get people to do a job these days. >> carley: the employee is in stable condition. larceny and theft raise as the end of the year approaches. parents in virginia fighting back against an after-school satan club that is supposed to hold the first meeting this week. >> different opinions and debates are necessary, i don't need to study law to recognize manef lant forces. >> todd: one mother who was at last night's meeting join us.

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mississippi, alabama and arkansas. blizzard happening for parts of the rockies, northern plains, the yoerj is blizzard conditions, heavy snow, blowing snow, making travel impossible in some areas and we're going to see feet of snow out of this over the next couple days. look at that widespread toward plain states and toward great lakes, heavy rain and/or ice and snow for the northeast. here is future track, i know a lot of people are like, when is it coming? i'm traveling. we're going to talk about thursday and friday, there are travel delays and cancellations, this is a body time, foxweather.com, will keep you posted. this is a big story impacting tens of millions of people. >> todd: i don't like it, too early for snow. >> janice: keeps me in business.

>> todd: retired navy seal who came out as transgenders the surgery ruined his life and he wants to protect young people before they make the same mistake. listen. >> young people having surgery, it is affirmation, if the inner pas say no, a doctor can override that and that's a problem. we'll have children in five or 10 years who are being told one side of the story and they are going, that's me, they are not being told stories like mine or other people who have been transitions. they hide the fact i exist and say i hate trans gender people, i don't and i don't want transgender people to be harmed. if you are doing this, it is

wrong. >> todd: he had gender dismorph ia. these medical treatments ruined his life, he's in the process of detransitioning. >> carley: a satan club is set for thursday despite major pushback. last week the original sponsor of the club decided to back out, it did not take long for a new organizer to step in. parents are going to the school board. >> satanic temple does not worship the devil, we are not demons, and do not believe in demons, they do not exist. >> freedom of religion is necessary, debate is necessary, i don't need to study law to recognize malevolent forces when

they come knocking at my door. >> carley: the found of chesapeake parents for freedom join me now. i can't believe we're even talking about this, you were at the meeting yesterday, how did it go? >> it is wild. i've been attending school board meetings since 2021. more than forced masking, more than pornographic material, this is when inner pas showed up, had record turn out, most speakers i've seen before at a meeting have been 48, we had 69. chesapeake spoke loud and clear. >> carley: how many parents were supporting the satan club? >> parents and opposition were majority turnout.

i would say maybe five to 10 spoke and in favor of the after-school club, it was overwhelming majority, all of us that left after speaking said it was clear what chesapeake wants and doesn't want. >> carley: shocking to think about at an elementary school no less, jar ed cotton believes the schools hands are tied. he said this is common praktsis, different groups have been requested and allowed to rent our facility, we cannot discriminate based on beliefs. what do you think about that? >> so it seems the board will not vote on this and once again,

lead it to jared cotton to make that final call. our goal as a community and what chesapeake parents for freedom hope to expose when it comes to aasc is their true intention to other taet and shut down good news clubs. they go to schools that have evangelical schools with clubs in them. they could care less if they get shut down, that there goal, shut down all the clubs and they pack up and leave town. it seems jared cotton will have the final say, the board had discussion after public input. what was interesting, we had a woman who list occupation as minister of satan, who allegedly flew in from colorado, thrown out of the meeting for breaking door dequorum, that was

interesting. >> carley: unbelievable this is happening, think about the state of education in this country, even after-school satan club is up for debate and trying to push this in elementary school, no less, meanil whoo, you have depregsz and suicide rates at all-time highs and test scores all-time lows, feels like not just degradation of society, but the fact adults are failing our children, what do you think about all of this? >> children look to the adults in the room to protect them, they do. and i feel like when discussing satan clubs, we are failing our children. we are failing our children. these are frightening images and frightening ideology, it is responsibility of adults in the room to stand up and speak up for the parents, we have to do

better. >> carley: keep us posted. >> we don't expectation an explanation until the new year, we'll see what the board does. >> carley: let us know, aspen, thank you for joining us, we do appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely. now to this, trans portation secretary pete buttigieg is trying to save the world. >> this is about stewardship and justice, the choices you make help or hurt another human being. >> carley: that was him then, this is now, why is he flying around on a private jet? >> todd: interesting question. fox news there as 1000 migrants illegally crossed into el paso. concerned americans see this as

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this is about stewardship, about justice. the choices you make in your life help or hurt another human being. we cannot afford to allow climate change to hit most catastrophic effect and cannot afford to go longer with kids breathing in pollution. >> todd: you can't do it unless your name is pete buttigieg. cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: facing year of flight cancel a recollection, pete buttigieg has been flying private. mayor pete took 18 flights, nevada, florida, ohio, new hampshire. faa charges about $5000 per hour for these flights as he pushes against climate change. out of work wife coal miner

joined you last hour. >> they say do as i say and not as i do. with climate change warrior type stuff he's a part of and going to use a private plane to fly to events, it is total hypocrisy. >> secretary pete buttigieg travels by commercial airline, however there are cases where it is more efficient for the second to fly on nine seater plane than on the flights. tom price, remember she was criticized and he resigned after outrage over his private travel. >> carley: i don't expect a resignation here. i love your and/or -- >> todd: they wrote that,

and/or, take away and and go with or and it is efficiency, not -- >> carley: twitter files, latest installment. >> cheryl: number five, it shows twitter staffers found former president trump did not violate policy and was banned anyway. january 8, 2021, the twitter staff quickly concluded trump had not violated twitter policy. another image showses staffer writing, i am not seeing insightment in the tweet, she says i will respond and say we found no violations and weiss is

pointing out other tweets about violence and twitter did not ban the ayatollah. we found out the out right ban came from twitter and had nothing to do with policy. >> todd: outkick host tomi lahren, cheryl laid out all the examples of twitter executives say we shouldn't ban this guy, no base for it, but twitter head of policy suggests phrase american patriot could insight violence and used as pretext to get rid of trump on twitter. i think the top people were going to ban trump no matter what, what say you? >> in the mental and political

gymnastics you have to do to label american patriotism a threat to democracy is interesting and shows twitter was afraid of donald trump and conservative ideas and thought as a whole. shouldn't have taken elon musk to give us this information, a lot of us have known this, to see vin dicasion and validation is important, i wonder what is next. you ban a sitting president and we know they were meddling in election, i want to know where accountability is, who will be prosecuted for this? twitter does not have consequence of defending the first amendment, but they have policy they need to follow and election year, that gets sticky right there. >> carley: only employee, one

employee spoke out against banning trump and the person was from china, theyed maybe i am from china and i understand how censorship can destroy and tweet was shut down. >> tomi: goes to show diversity of thought at twitter was not welcome. i think elon musk needs toic ta-twitter as a whole and move to florida or texas or tennessee, get out of silicon valley and see people with different opinions that are not shut down, that would do a 4r09 for new twitter. >> todd: president biden inviting nonbinary --cumings has

history of anti-police rhetoric, tweeting this during the run for city council. you see it there, i will not say it obviously. tomi, if the white house wants to distance itself in anticipation of the midterm, why celebrate this cop hater? >> tomi: it is pretty obvious, the luggage snatcher might not have been available, that might be one thing issue his department of energy secretary has been in hot water. they don't look at somebody's qualifications and defund the police wanted to distance themselves, now they will embrace it again.

they don't need to, some level, i think the american people need to push back, one thing if you want to invite transgender, nonbinary people to the white house, wouldn't it be nice if joe biden would invite law enforcement and border patrol agents? i would love to see it. >> carley: thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. >> carley: police have information on the idaho murder case that they are keeping underwraps. >> todd: some families are done waiting for answers and raising money for an award. we're talking to a private investigator next.

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the reward to go to get answers and helping to pay for kaylee's final arrangements. joining us is a private investigator. the kaylee goncalves family want to hire a private investigator, is there anything a private investigator can do that police aren't doing already? >> sometimes when you hire somebody who has been like myself homicide investigator for 25 years and major city, their insight into the investigation may be different than the police department investigators who may be as experienced, that is always a good option. >> carley: kaylee's father says

his daughter's injuries were worse than maddie's, even though they were in the same bed, he said big open gouges and she died quickly and said kaylee's injuries did not match maddie because they were more severe, what can we take away from that? >> type of case like that is anger. depending on why this person was so angry, that is what happens when you get those type of injuries, that is an angry person, not just somebody coming to murder somebody, that is a lot of anger in him. that caused severity of injuries. >> carley: moscow police say it is crucial to keep some information private as they continue to investigate this case. listen to moscow police here. we do have a lot of information and we are specifically keeping

that information safe, we are not releasing specific details because we do not want to compromise this investigation, it is what we must do, we owe that to the families. >> carley: obvious and understandable frustration on the part of the families and people in the community are scared, do you think moscow police are playing it right playing it close to the vests? >> you have to keep some information private, i was close to my families updating them what was going on, that is important key and may be lack of experience on their part not keeping the families updated. you don't have to give them everything, you got to let them know what leads you are working, type information to give them hope that you are pursuing to close the case. details of the case, you don't

release, you have to be close to the family. >> carley: the family doesn't know a lot, the public knows less, except for the fact police are looking for a whites hyundai elantra. what stands out most? >> the lead on the car is important, if they are looking for other people seen walking by the house issue leads they should put out publicly to get public input, i think a crimestoppers reward would help. people will be motivated to say something and get involved in this case to help you solve the crime. one lead will be the one that solves the case.

>> carley: that is true, the family is raising money for a reward. thank you for joining us. >> todd: fox news cameras there as 1000 migrants crossed into el paso at the same time. concerned americans see this invasion, where is the white house? matt whitaker is here next. >> carley: will cain will be here. >> will: i didn't know i was going to be on tv, disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried arrested in the bahamas. what is next in the historic crypto collapse? plus, elon musk releases twitter files part five. no real violation of policies they could point to, censureship

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♪ >> carley: the nonbinary biden nuclear official accused of two separate luggage heists is no longer working for the administration. the department of energy announcing yesterday that sam brinton, who is no longer an employee after getting slapped with two different theft charges. currently facing a combined 15 years in prison for allegedly stealing luggage from two different passengers in an airport in minnesota. the other airport in las vegas. so there you have it on that one on to a fox news alert here. authorities are arresting sam bankman-fried to the bahamas after the united states filed charges against him it. comes just hours before he was set to testify before the house financial services committee

remotely. >> the "new york times" reporting the charges include wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering. former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker joins us now. a.g. whitaker, you brought a case or two in your time as a.g. walk us through what happens next specifically with regard the case and two with regard to sbf. >> well, good to be with you both of you this morning. you know, in this case they are going to first have to extradite him from the bahamas. that should be an easy process but it's never super simple to get people from other countries but obviously it's a friendly government to the united states. once they get him to the southern district of new york, he 8 be arraigned. very interesting when they release this indictment as to how much information they have. this has been a flurry since november but at the same time, investigations like this complicated financial schemes take a long time to prove. i will be very interested if this perfunctory indictment on a few charges or if this gets into

the real scheme of where the billions of dollars ultimately wept. but, you know, this is going to be something that, you know, rivals bernie sanders madoff and other big scams of our times. >> carley: yeah, the "new york times" reporting charges could include wire fraud, securities fraud and money laundering. just give it your best guess at this point, i guess. what do you think his future looks like and do you think that the people who invested some of them their life savings into ftx. do you think there is any chance they will get their money back? >> well, they are going to be able to know where the money went. that's the interesting thing about the block chain technology is a lot of these transactions have complete ledgers so you can see the money come in and go out. but, you know, this -- i mean, he is looking at a long time, billions under the federal sentencing guidelines add up very quickly. is he looking at decades in prison ultimately if he is convicted. i think it's fairly weak for

him. the victims, that's the saddest part. these folks have lost a lot of their life savings and ultimately hard to recover since a lot of these transactions were very speculative in nature. >> carley: there is also a lot of news right now, attorney general, taking place at our southern border. even more activity than usual. and it has been at record highs for the past two years. there was just a caravan of over 1,000 people in el paso, texas crossing into the country in el paso. that's one of the largest groups that our reporters down at the southern border has ever seen. 16,000 people crossing into the southern border in just a two-day period alone. when you see footage like this of all of these people crossing all at once at this level, what goes through your head and, also, keep in mind title 42 is going to end next week, which will make this problem even worse. >> well, i think like a lot of americans, there aren't words to

describe how you feel when you see people just walking across the river and coming into our country, giving themselves up and then ultimately being released on the streets of el paso because we don't have enough detention facilities. i think this administration needs to shut down the southern border. let border patrol get their feet under them, process who is already here. and, you know, use title 42 until it runs out here in december in order to just, you know, get some rational policy in place but, you know, right now it appears the biden administration has completely thrown up their hands and given up. that is not helping the american people and giving stability to our immigration system. >> todd: the images we just shown on the screen these are images from third world countries. can can you believe this is happening in the u.s.? >> no i can't. these are because of specific policies of the biden administration. we had this fixed. result mastly, they opened the door and people are responding. this is, you know, millions of people have already come in and i'm sure that those that are

around the world seeing them and understand how easy it is now to just come into the united states illegally and be allowed to stay. i think this is crazy, todd. >> carley: it is also crazy that there isn't more discussion over the national security threat that the open border presents. we have to leave it there now. a.g. whitaker, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you both. good to see you. >> carley: "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> transparency. >> bret: he has been arrested in the bahamas. >> set to testify today. >> amazing what $40 million to democrats can buy. why is the biden justice department seeking extradition before he testifies? >> days away from the end of time already 200,000 more migrants into el paso. >> the last 48 hours an average the 8,000 people 59 bay. >> those numbers are unsustainable. >> after the university of idaho students finally getting