we began with the fox news alert as mounting concern at the southern border is mounting as the clock is ticking just three days to go until title 42 restrictions and on wednesday. border towns preparing for the surge to be common on right onslaught. hello. welcome. >> it is great to be with you. here we go. border officials bracing for

chaos with migrants lining up along the border hoping once it expires they will have a chance to enter the united states. slamming the biden administration saying they have no plan after the policy expires. what can we expect in the coming days? >> attorney general joins us in moments. fox news coverage. reaction from the white house. bill is at the epicenter of the crisis. he is live at the border in eagle pass texas. what are you saying today? >> the democrat led city finally declared a state of emergency over the ongoing migrant crisis there. declaring an emergency during this border crisis. del rio texas last summer in yuma arizona last summer as well they are getting inundated day

in and day out. just after sunrise yet again another massive group. single adults from cuba nicaragua and columbia. they are not subject. just getting released into the united states after they are done being processed. that is a pull factor. that is a magnet. that is why there are so many people coming to the border right now in the cartels are capitalizing off of it. >> it is driving people to cross our borders. going throughout the world in advertising the services saying all you have to do is give us thousands of dollars. we will get you to the border and the biden administration says there are no programs to

deal with what is expected. >> take a look at these images right here. at the border of entry, stopping a mexican citizen driving a vehicle and from mexico in that car they find 91.6 pounds of meth with the street value of $842,000. taking you to arizona, the tucson sector, border patrol stopping a vehicle on the highway, five illegal immigrants all dressed in camouflage crammed on top of each other. a 22 u.s. citizen who was arrested. just three days from now, one of the reasons they are expecting such a surge, tens of thousands

of migrants and mexican border cities. waiting for december 21 before they plan to cross over. sending it back to you. >> thank you, bill. >> the white house is insisting that the end of title 42 will not mean that the border is wide open. lucas thomason is live in the white house. >> right now there is no sign that it will be extended. a a democratic congress woman blamed biden administration for not doing more to stop the flow of migrants. >> a very outdated immigration law for decades. this is a western hemispheric crisis of historic proportions impacting all of our countries to the south of us.

we need more direct engagement from the white house department. >> a federal appeals court here in washington will title 42 would not be extended. the white house responded in a statement saying we will continue to fully enforce our immigration laws and work to expand while discouraging disorderly and unsafe migration. managing the border in a safe and orderly and humane way. a republican congressman said he accused democrats of the following. >> democrats want to simply throw more money up the border in the process more human beings while they are getting abused. they are the ones using them for political purposes. they are using the hispanic community. >> on a somber note, the anniversary of president's first wife and 1-year-old daughter being killed in that car wreck.

he is in wilmington right now visiting the graves. >> live at the white house. lucas, thank you. >> the state of texas is bracing for migrant surge went title 42 expires in just three days. we are joined by the attorney general. mr. ag, thank you for joining us. tell us how you are preparing for the storm. what is your strongest and most vulnerable aspects of your readiness. >> look, because the numbers are so large, we've already been dealing with this the last two years. the numbers are getting even larger. no way anyone can deal with the consequences of title 42 and these other policies that the biden administration has pushed aside their work so well. we are doing our best with the law enforcement. we are in for a horrific problem

that the biden administration has created. >> governor greg abbott tweeted texas to resume border wall construction after reaching deals with private property owners. is this or other policies implemented by governor abbott something that the biden administration should consider? >> we have a lawsuit over this exact issue. the governor is doing the right thing by doing our part. we have a barter over 1200 miles that we cannot afford to put a wall along the entire part. the trump administration had begun that process and congress had actually appropriated money that the biden administration is supposed to be using to build that wall and they are refusing to do that. we have sued them over that. congress has appropriated this money you are required to spend it on that and yet the biden

administration has let those resources sit idly and some of the product purchased by the trump administration has just gone to waste. >> sold the wall the only policy or plan that you think the governor has that the biden administration can consider? >> i think that is a long-term solution. it will not take care of the problem overnight. i think and forcing title to, i think that those are key factors in how the trump administration was successful in eliminating emigration. increasing over 300%, potentially more with title 42 going away. we have policies and laws and enforce if effective. >> the court is now involved with the title 42 policy. let's right now for a moment

take a look at the essence of the biden administration plan post title 42. surging resources including personnel, transportation, medical and facilities to support border operations, speeding up processing, stepping up prosecutions for unlawful entry, disrupting the transnational criminal organizations and collaborating with international and federal partners to deter irregular migration south of our border. does it seem sufficient and doable? >> no. it looks to me like they are encouraging continued migration into our country. everything that they are promoted since a message to the cartels you guys can bring as many people here that you want and we will process them. this allows for more processing of more people that the cartels are able to get here. i do not see how this actually works.

i think this promotes further illegal immigration. more problems for border states and really we are all becoming border states because everyone cannot stay in texas, arizona and new mexico. >> the president reportedly requested $3 billion from congress to fight the surge. republicans, i am understanding, not willing to approve the funding saying they want the border secured before money is spent. help me make sense of that one. >> i don't blame them for same. the reality is we see nothing from the biden administration that shows they want to secure the border or prevent illegal immigration. more money being used to process more people. allowing the cartels to make even more money. it is a clear partnership and it is a disappointing result for taxes and the country because we will end up with more illegal immigration.

>> how are you helping the locals? how are you preparing them for this tsunami of humanity headed their way. >> it's an overwhelming problem. the state legislature has appropriated hundreds of millions of dollars to try to help the border crisis. cities working with our governor to try resources. not enough to deal with the problem coming our way. not enough resources to deal with the problem we have now. the biden administration is not listening to the people actually being affected on the border and in border states. it is a huge problem for us. >> where are those people that live in the border towns? what is it that they are saying to the biden administration that you are saying they are not hearing?

>> primarily first and foremost, they are worried about their property. people that damage their property and livestock and make them feel unsecure. they created an increased crime risk for them. personally enter their property. i think that that is their number one concern. the increased crime and the worry about their own personal safety and the safety of their own families. >> of course. just 30 seconds left here, i keep hearing democrats and republicans, i mean, are we going to get through this? can we count on u.s. one of our leaders to get some bipartisan cooperation to fix this? immediately and in the long term. >> i would love for congress to look at the immigration system. you have to have a president that is willing to enforce the

laws that we have. he has a violation of the constitutional role which is pretty significant. you can pass all the laws he walked with congress and they can be good laws. i think some of the laws we have in place are good laws but ultimately you have to have immigration. if you don't have that we have the problem we have now. >> all right. three levels of government and they all have to work together to get this taken care of. especially for the sake of the good people there in texas. thank you very much. thank you for talking to us. >> thank you. have a great day. >> fox news alert. north korea fires to medium-range ballistic missiles. both of them capable of reaching japan. the weapons traveled about 311 miles before landing in the sea between north korea and japan. south korea says it strongly

condemns the missile launch. just days after north korea tested a solid fuel engine which experts say would allow for more mobile launches in the future. >> republican lawmakers vowing to take action after the latest batch of twitter files dropped on friday. detailing how the fbi and other law enforcement organizations coordinated with twitter executives to flag and sensor users. alexandria is live with details. >> getting answers about the relationship between twitter and the fbi will be a top priority when they are sworn into the majority next month. in friday's six installment revealing another batch of documents that he says it shows the social media giant acting like a subsidiary of the fbi by routinely receiving lists of pre-flagged accounts and tweets and then taking action on them.

here is matthew whitaker. >> a real concerning infringement on our first amendment rights and whether it's done by a private company at the behest of a government or not is still a serious free-speech issue. >> a tweet sent friday read does anyone still trust the fbi? the fbi did release a response saying that it regularly engages with companies for security reasons flagging things to them. private sector entities make decisions about what if any action they take on their platforms. democrats have overwhelmingly focused their attention away from us and onto twitter ceo elon musk's recent substance pension. democratic congressman said this regarding the twitter. >> big tech should not have

their fingers on the scales of american political discourse nor should law enforcement agencies. if we bring sunlight into previously confidential conversations, that helps advanced that shared value. that is a good thing. >> the relationship with the fbi and other social media giants like google and facebook must be and will be examined as well. >> in washington, thank you. reaction from gop congressmen on the latest installment of the twitter files. he will be up later in the show. >> sharon osbourne is recovering back at home now after she was rushed to a southern california hospital for an unspecified medical emergency on friday. it happened that she was filming on her sons jack tv show. he posted on instagram that she will explain to her fans what happened when she is ready. this is not the first time the

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>> that was mike turner demanding answers after the latest release of twitter files detailed ties to the fbi. for more on the republican reaction to these revelations, let's bring in mike walt's. a member of the house committee and a former green beret commander. congressman, thank you for taking time on a sunday. let's get your reaction to this latest sixth of twitter files. >> thank you, griff. i think what we are seeing here is the big distinction between private companies who may be left leaning, who are absolutely misleading the american public and prep tending -- pretending to be neutral and companies taking action at the direction of the u.s. government. that is the definition of censorship. what this latest dump has exposed is just how regular, how

systemized and how complicit twitter was to the direction of the fbi. one would have thought you would've seen some type of putsch back as the fbi was just getting a list of accounts to be canceled. they would've asked for some type of evidentiary area, you know, back up there. the whole premise behind the fbi put in 80 agents. that is a huge amount of manpower behind the social media monitoring. i have yet to see where iran, russia, north korea, china or any other foreign actors were involved in some of these accounts that literally were making jokes, had satire ongoing or even just talking about our elections at all. where is that back up there? where is the foreign interference, i am not seeing it. that goes back to a politicized fbi.

big government, big media collusion to alter the course of an election. >> to your point, the journalist that revealed these files said that twitter was essentially acting as a subsidiary of the fbi. the fbi, of course, pushed back. after we give them the information, we don't control what they do. this will be the focus of an investigation when you guys take over. what do you guys hope to accomplish out of it? >> to that point on the statement, it is notable what was not in that statement. there was no we are taking this seriously. we are looking into this. we are investigating internally. perhaps in some cases we went beyond the remit of florida election interference. there is none of that in there.

the good old boys circling the wagons and not even a hint of a an admission that maybe they should look into their own behavior. election interference being a premise of this. former dni radcliffe holding a press conference with chris ray and talking about the iranians pretending to be the proud boy sandblasting e-mails out to voters that they had basically hacked voter roll information. telling them not to vote, talking about how to rig the election and pretending to be trumpet lines. that was election interference. the fbi called it out then, but i'm not seeing anything along those lines here. that is what republicans are going to seek to get to the bottom of. chris ray better clear his calendar because between jamie comber and oversight reform,

between kevin mccarthy who has pledged to make this a top priority and jim jordan on judiciary, he will have a lot of explaining to do. we have not even talked about other agencies like the intelligence community or other companies like youtube, facebook and et cetera. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> when you hold these hearings, we know now, quite a lot for anyone to go and look at it, these twitter files and to put it mildly, close relationship between the fbi and twitter, but do you want to hear from google and facebook and youtube, these other companies that the fbi in that statement said that they had, but we don't know anything about their relationship or what the fbi gave to them. >> well, what we are already seeing as we have employees going from twitter over to google coming from the fbi.

yes, we want to hear from all of them. there will also be a question of whether they lied to congress during past hearings and how they will now change their stories. mark zuckerberg spending half a billion dollars through charities that overwhelmingly went into, you know, blue counties under the guides of covid and getting the vote out. was there some kind of loophole that was exploited there? between the different agencies that have a lot of explaining to do in these big tech companies and for that matter a number of media companies who will, you know, said that there is nothing to see there and then you have intelligence officials, former intelligence officials coming in and using the weight of their position. the weight of their security clearances that it was misinformation from russia and

it was their misinformation and they knew it. there is a lot to uncover. >> there is indeed. a very busy new year. we look forward to having you back on. have a happy holidays. >> the disgraced crypto king sitting in jail in the bahamas as he awaits extradition to the u.s. to face fraud charges. now fox news learning what democrats are doing with some of the money donated. ♪

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jonathan is live with more. >> prison official tells the washington post that sam bank men freed is still hoping to be granted bail in the bahamas, but if he is denied and that is quite likely, that he would quite possibly waive his right to extradition to the u.s. he would reverse his decision to fight extradition and a hearing on monday if he agrees to return to the u.s. voluntarily, he would appear in federal court to face wire fraud, money laundering and campaign finance charges. federal prosecutors have been contacting campaigns about donations they are perceived from the crypto currency exchange founder. the vast majority of his contributions did go to democrats and in this year's midterm cycle he was the second-biggest individual donor to democratic campaigns surpassed only by billionaire

george soros. some of the recipients are found to get the money to charity. others say they will set it aside until they receive further legal guidance. it came just before he was scheduled to testify in the u.s. under oath before a house committee. >> there is always a problem when there are extradition's. he indicated he was willing to come and testify before the congress so you would have had him in the united states. you would not have had to go through and extradition proceeding. ultimately, they will be able to get him. >> it is still unclear why the apparent change of heart although he is being held in the bahamas and the fox hill detentions facility which has earlier been cited for overcrowded conditions. that may have something to do with it. >> we will be following it. jonathan, thank you.

>> more on this. we will bring in a former u.s. attorney and former federal prosecutor now executive director at right on crime. is it that he is facing, you know, unsanitary or uncomfortable conditions there or because he is facing wire fraud, money laundering, campaign-finance charges? did he have a choice to return and appear in a u.s. court? maybe or what they somehow lessen the potential punishment? what is behind this? >> it is a wise decision on his part. he does not want to stay in a location where he is out. the conditions, obviously, will affect your decision-making. his attorneys have probably been in negotiations with federal prosecutors. eventually they would get him, extradition would occur. they may have negotiated

something. nothing to do with his sentence. >> look, he donated millions to democratic campaigns. double covet i understand has been returned to both democrat and republican politicians who received campaign donations, they are cooperating with authorities. could any of these political recipients face legal liability? >> they will face the department of justice's ability to asset for church or laws in the country to seize money they refuse to give up. that will happen. the department of justice has incredible strength when it comes to seizing money they identify as the fruits of fraud. for those campaigns they think they will donate to charity, that will not happen if they have been put on notice if the money is connected. >> got it. i would imagine this would prop

regulations on the crypto currency industry. will it survive the level of scrutiny that applies to standard banking as we know it? >> this is probably the straw that broke the camels back, so to speak on these types of industry, you know, phenomenons that grew out of the crypto currency. you will see regulation. you will see a massive push to put them under the sec and other regulators. when that happens, it will change the dynamic and it will not be the wild west that we have seen to date. >> bank men freed also charged with defrauding investors out of $1.8 billion. while all of those investors get all of their money back and if not, what percentage on average you say they will be able to recoup. >> you know, it is very unlikely that all of them get everything back.

in fact, it rarely happens. i have seen one case in 25 years where there is substantial financial fraud and the investors were made whole. the reality is there was a lot of spending that went on. that money has been shifted. they will reach out. they have argued there was a conspiracy. they will charge others involved and then they will bring all the funds they can and disperse them. the reality is there will be a lot of people that will not be made full. it based on the amount of the fraud, at one point, looking at a sentence for the rest of his life in federal prison. >> finally, you had some celebrities that endorsed this guy in one of his and fts spirit what will happen to them, if anything? they did not know his whole game was bogus. >> it may be very difficult to prove that they had criminal

intent. they will be subject to lawsuits >> so not beyond that. for instance if somebody made $2 million on the deal, maybe that would be handed out to, somehow, to pay back, but not beyond that. is that right? 2 million, they will not end up paying 10 million. >> it is unlikely. it is possible. if they were able to reveal evidence for example that these celebrities were much more involved in the puffing or inflating the ability of the company, then they may be subject to additional, you know, penalties, financial penalties. but there would have to be significant evidence of that. >> right. listen. it is fascinating.

>> it is just a crazy case that it has happened. an individual like this that was in charge and the lack of controls and regulation. it is fascinating in that regard. you cannot even comprehend that it happened. >> falls under the old adage it is too good to be true. brett tolman, thank you very much for joining us. we will be right back. ♪

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talking about a man named adam that apparently was the bartender the night of their murders. >> we had that for a while. i believe the business reached out to us directly. after they had given it to the police. it was kind of comforting to us. just two girls having a good time talking about, you know, asking about their bartender and just being girls. >> this morning, police continue to ask the public to be on the lookout for that 2011-2013 white honda i a launcher. at this hour this morning they say that they still do not know the license plate and that driver has not come forward. >> obviously, the campus, the community has been on edge now for five weeks.

what is it like they are in the community on campus right now? >> it is pretty much just dead. it has been for several days now. this place has basically cleared out. police tell us it does present a challenge because they cannot interview people in person. someone here on campus that provided evidence is no longer here. police insist to us they have agents in evidence all over the country and they could meet up with someone anywhere at any time. >> live on the ground. thank you. >> britney spears father finally speaking out about the infamous conservatorship he held over his daughter telling the daily mail that without it the popstar may not be alive today. maryann rafferty's live with more. >> britney spears.

70-year-old spears says an interview that he saved his daughter's life and saved her from her darkest day saying not everyone will agree with me. it has been one hell of a time. i love my daughter with all my heart and soul where would britney be right now with all that conservatorship. i don't know if she would be alive. i don't know. protecting her and the kids it was a great tool. without it, i don't think she would've gotten the kids back. britney often telling a different story. she says her dad controlled everything i did even saying he bumped her phones during her 13 year conservatorship. accusing him of having her committed against his will. telling her 41.6 million instagram followers that "expressing my freedom has never felt better. it has been one year since a very public conservatorship by

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