sorry. we didn't mean to bother her. i would tell them sorry. >> the moose is loose and healthy and so are you. >> dana: thanks for joining us. >> thank you. watch out for moose. >> dana: we will. other things we look out for in new york city. harris faulkner is up next. julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: fox news alert. due in court this afternoon 23 people charged with domestic terrorism. they are suspected in the violent clashes at the site of a police training center in atlanta. critics are calling it cop city. "the faulkner focus" and i'm julie banderas in for harris today. dozens of people targeting the planned $90 million complex. a target of left wing activists since 2021. they claim it will fuel police brutality and is destroying

valuable forest land. sunday's scene fiery and dangerous riders doused construction equipment in alcohol and set it on fire and also threw bricks, molotov cocktails and fireworks at cops. police say those arrested used a peaceful demonstration during a music festty call at the site as cover for the violence that followed. >> in america we're you a loaded to peacefully demonstrate. this was not a peaceful demonstration. this was a coordinated attack. this was an insurrection. i hope that the courts will deal harshly with these domestic terrorists. >> julie: here are the 20 people, most of them young and most not even from georgia. all but two of them, in fact, from out of state. tennessee, new york, massachusetts, even as far as

canada and france. charles watson has more from atlanta for us. hey, charles. >> good morning, julie. we expect most if not all of the protestors charged with domestic terrorism for their alleged roles in that attack on police to make first appearances in court this afternoon in georgia. these are their identities released by the atlanta police department. nearly everyone is from out of state including two who came from canada and france. one georgia resident who was arrested was a lawyer for the southern poverty law center, the nonprofit legal advocacy organization. confirmed his association with fox news and said he was at the site of the cop city attack as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. you can see two people wearing green hats that resemble what the national lawyers guild is known to have their legal observers wear when they send them out to these types of

situations. in a statement the southern poverty law center said in part quote the employee is an experienced legal observer and their arrest is not evidence of any crime but of heavy handed law enforcement intervention against protestors. new aerial video released by the atlanta police department you can see a large group of protestors enter the site of atlanta's $90 million public safety facility. within moments you see protestors set fire to what appears to be a vehicle or construction equipment. several run toward a gate and begin throwing rocks and fireworks narrowly missing officers as they struggle to secure a chain link fence. the group came from a nearby music festty call and say the attack was coordinated. >> protestors use words. rioters use violence. in georgia you can be charged with domestic terrorism for engaging in this type of behavior. >> tensionings are riding high between the two sides in the recent past.

a georgia state trooper shot and killed a protestor at the training facility in january. they say protestors fired first. demonstrations from that incident spilled into the streets of downtown atlanta where protestors smashed windows an set a police cruiser on fire. that brings us to the present and the 23 who are charged with domestic terrorism. they will appear in court this afternoon around 1:00. >> julie: we look forward to that. jason rantz seattle radio talk show host joins me now with reaction to all of this. thank you for coming on. the southern poverty law enforcement center, the organization that supposedly tracks extremism here in america, has dismissed the idea that antifa was a threat to anyone. they said the threat of lethal violence pales in comparison to that posed by far right extremists. those are their exact words. tell me what group on the right

they are talking about that are violently attacking law enforcement. >> they don't exist. what we often hear from this organization and others, including some folks in the media, is that there is this big white supremacy threat. it exists but they don't label some of these groups. every once in a while you hear a name. they say white supremacy threat. we have actual organizers who become terrorists once they become antifa activists. they use political ideology to inflict violence upon people. their intent is to scare people into taking their political positions. in this case their intent is to help abolish police. they want to get rid of this particular facility. this is very clear, very clear example of domestic terrorism yet not labeled as that. you have the splc basically doing p.r. for this organization. they like the ideology behind the violence and so they are unwilling to call it out.

you have the lawyers on the ground. i've seen this in a lot of my coverage of antifa. they are there to help the terrorists get away with their violent actions. that's it. they aren't there to enforce the law. >> julie: a 28-year-old lawyer with the group was among those arrested which goes to show you how bold and brazen these people are. the "new york post" editorial board is calling for action when it comes to extreme activist. the headline. antifa should be labeled what it is, a hate group. former attorney general bill barr said he did his best to warn the new administration. >> something has to be done. my first day in office i met with or first few days in office i met with chris wray and urged him to get the f.b.i. on top of the antifa problem. and i thought we were making some progress but i'm very disappointed that this kind of thing can happen without the government being aware of it.

>> julie: shouldn't the white house be disappointed? karine jean-pierre said this. >> dozens of people were arrested protesting the so-called cop city. was the president aware of this? >> what was the protest? >> 23 have been charged with domestic terrorism. >> we have not been -- i have not heard any discussions about this protest over the weekend. >> julie: the attorney general merrick garland pretends as if antifa doesn't exist. there the white house press secretary being clueless about the antifa movement. then if it's not being addressed by the white house, the president, and the administration, clearly it is being ignored and that's why this behavior is allowed to continue. >> exactly. it is willfully being ignored. we've seen time and time again politicians refuse to acknowledge that antifa exists. they don't use the language. they tell us that it was an invention of the far right and fox news when we've got video.

what else do you call the people who are doing these kinds of domestic acts of terrorism? they are members of a group. it is loosely organized no doubt. there isn't a membership group or a president of antifa. these are folks who self-organize region ali and connect via social media to allow them to get around the communication without getting caught and realize what their next target will be. we saw it in the northwest and travel to minneapolis to engage in terrorism and again in atlanta to the point a lot of folks -- antifa as an organization and identify with it are throughout the country. a lot of it is in the pacific northwest. we raise money to they can get to the locations and bail people out of jail. >> julie: house republicans

promising to protect female athletes and making good on that this week. lawmakers set to take up a bill called the protection of women and girls in sports act. it only allows those born as girls to compete in women and girls school sports. the issue blew up overly yeah thomas who competed as a man for the first three years of her college career and transitioned and moved to the women's side routinely crushing her biological female competition. one of those competitors is riley gaines, a former university of kentucky champion. she tied with thomas at the collegiate championships last year and gaines has been outspoken. >> we have gotten to a point in society where we are denying basic truths. man and woman is the sheer essence of humanity and these people are trying to blur that line. they are pursuing the aggressive attempt to eradicate women as a

whole, which is incredibly heartbreaking. >> julie: girls sports is already competitive as it is. i have a daughter who is 13 and the size of a 10-year-old and has it tough competing against other girls. imagine having a boy compete against her would seem incredibly unfair. i don't know why we are debating the issue. >> generations of women fought for the right to be able to compete on an even playing field only to now have the so-called feminists on the left say biological men should compete. it is unfair. you can be respectful and compassionate towards folks who are transgender while also acknowledging that them participating in women's sport is unfair. despite what progressives tell you, there are differences between men and women. >> julie: thank you for talking to us. first it was a spy flight. now chinese-made cranes at our

ports apparently spying just one of china's hostile actions toward the u.s. republicans say do something already. >> it is very frustrating that the president continues to turn a blind eye to china because they are without a doubt our biggest threat right now. >> julie: now a rare direct shot across the bow from beijing. how the president should respond. florida congresswoman coming up next. subpoenas are flying as house republicans vow accountability from the biden administration. they want answers on a host of issues, crises and scandals. the head of that defunct disinformation board one of the folks they want to talk to. we probably won't see this again. ♪

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>> julie: china as government lashing out at the u.s. as tensions between the two countries are soaring. in a rare move chinese president xi and china's foreign minister accused america of having a distorted view of china. at the same time new concerns over china-made spy cranes used at nearly 80% of u.s. ports. house oversight committee chair james with this warning yesterday. >> they could be monitoring any shipment of arms. this administration is wanting to provide all sorts of military equipment to ukraine. what would be the possibility that china has these sensors on the cranes that know exactly

what we're doing and they can alert russia? this has national security risk. we don't know if china has the ability to flip a switch and make those cranes inoperable. >> julie: this with the white house brush-off. >> the chinese spy balloons and spy cranes? >> what the american people can be assured of this president will protect them. he has shown that over and over again. on the cranes, don't have any comment on that specific reporting. i would refer you to the department of transportation and the department of defense. >> if this is a departments of transportation lead, does secretary buttigieg have experience with this? >> it's not just the department of transportation but also the department of defense. >> julie: edward lawrence is live from the white house with more. >> interesting, julie. chinese president xi showing some cards here. the chinese president in a speech saying the u.s. is

encircling and sup pressing china and offering severe challenges to the development. of the country. he refrains from naming the u.s. specific will i in speeches but the foreign minister saying it should change its attitude or risk confrontation. some say it's a tactic to keep from looking with more scrutiny into chinese actions. >> he is frustrated and he realize as we're getting to the bottom of the coronavirus. we can't let it rest and settle but figure out what happened and where it came from and ask for compensation. that's what we need, compensation. >> others say the chinese president feels embarrassed for being called out about the spy air ship program thinking about supplying military aid to russia and data collection through tiktok. i asked the nfc spokesperson about the relationship with china. >> at one point do you review a

big review of the u.s. relationship with china and at what point does the president ask for a call from president xi? >> the president met with president xi at bally at the g-20 to move the relationship forward in a better way. the most consequenceal relationship in the world. >> no change from that position today. chinese and the president seems he waits for overwhelming pressure before reacting against china. you can run down a list of things. >> julie: kat cammack from florida joins me now. thank you for taking the time. china's foreign minister is saying the u.s. sees china as distorted and risk conflict and confrontation. what about the heated rhetoric and what does that say, those comments say about china's lack

of respect for the u.s.? >> where does it start? it's interesting the term distort. let's start with what is distorted in china. how about they have been distorting and manipulating currency for a decade and that they have a distorted human rights record where they are actively engaging in genocide within their own country. when it comes to regulatory practices, trade deals, you name it, they are the worst offenders. so it is pretty rich to hear from the chinese that they are now threatening americans and saying that it is a distorted worldview. no, it's a crystal clear worldview and i would say they are trying to distract from what is really going on. when they threatened us for shooting down the spy balloon. starting to talk tough now because we are getting closer to the origins of covid and their responsibility in that. that's when they are starting to get scared. this tough talk is nothing more than a cover for people who are

extraordinarily worried about the truth coming out. >> julie: house republicans are promising that accountability is on the way. the oversight committees with eight hearings in three days. they will be looking at issues ranging from covid origins, the border crisis and the biden family business dealings among them. now the house committee is busy. jim jordan issued a lot of subpoenas for testimony and documents. representative jordan wants answers on feds targeting concerned parents and the infamous disinformation board. >> we will focus on the attacks on first amendment and a number of areas, dhs and disinformation government board. f.b.i. coordinator and colluding with big tech to suppress information and mold the narrative. the real power of the legislative branch is the power of the purse and we will have to use it on this issue where we

think the government has been targeting the very people it is supposed to serve. >> julie: he just gets under the skin of every democrat in washington. they want jim jordan to go away. he is never going away. he wants to get answers and there are many questions that he needs to pursue. >> yes, absolutely. i'm lucky i get to serve on the house select committee on government weaponization with jim jordan and we're getting to the bottom of some of the worst offenses against the american people by their own government. really truly attacks on the constitutional rights. up if congress we have a constitutional duty for oversight of these executive branches for these abuses. but more importantly i think the american people want to see the oversight and then the follow-up action to make sure it never happens again. that's why we have to do these oversight hearings but then we have to take the action to fix the problems in the first place. so while there is a lot of activity happening today, this will go on for the next two

years. and to the point about the parents being targeted by the d.o.j., this is why the legislation introduced last week, parental bill of rights is so critical putting parents back in the driver's seat for their children's education where they are no longer vilified but empowered. that's the kind of response and solution the american people are looking for, not a finger pointing game. they want to know who is responsible but most importantly they want it fixed and that's what we're doing. >> julie: thank you very much for talking to us. have a good one. a new analysis shows a big voting block going from blue to red in one of the nation's bluest cities. we'll tell you why. plus president biden has yet to announce a 2024 bid, but some top democrats are reportedly less than thrilled at the prospect. they may be looking for new options. what could that look like? >> the biggest rival joe biden has is that staircase that folds

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who leads a stay who run out of yu hauls because everyone is leading. >> julie: leaders backing the president in his likely re-election bid but behind closed doors a different story. party operatives are considering other options including you guessed it, hillary clinton and california governor gavin newsom. another possibility michelle obama. doug mckinnon says the former first lady has the it factor. she said she has no plans to run. power panel now mark lauder chief communications officer, former special assistance to president trump and former press secretary and leslie marshall fox news contributor. i smile a bit. when you turn to the former president's wife who has no experience in politics, has no experience in ever running for the president of the united states, you know the democrats are kind of grabbing straws.

leslie, michelle obama, do you honestly think she is somebody the democrats would look to as a potential candidate? >> well, somebody who never had any political experience donald trump and he became president. michelle obama is not running, neither is hillary clinton. gavin newsom would if biden doesn't. my insiders say the president will run for office. they aren't looking for eight years democrat or republican. it is really common in parties. it happens in every election every four years in the general election people behind closed doors say what if they quit, got sick, god forbid they passed away who do we have on the bench. gavin newsom is one of those names. it is normal to look at people with huge name resignation. that resonates over the voters. >> julie: mark, right now

self-help author mary anne williamson is the only candidate in the ring to potentially challenge biden. yesterday white house press secretary karine jean-pierre with this jab. >> is the president annoyed, frustrated with marianne williamson for jumping into the race ahead of him? >> if i had a little globe here i can tell you, but if i can feel her aura, i don't have anything to share on that >> julie: they need is superstar? most of us have never heard of her. >> she have is not it or doesn't have the it factor. michelle obama doesn't want it. the problem is joe biden. according to real clear politics average he has 38% in a democrat primary right now. that is pathetic. when 2/3 of the american people

think we are going on the wrong track as a country you have a problem. the problem for the democrats is they are stuck with joe biden because i've seen a deeper bench on the bad news bears. >> julie: the president has yet to announce he is going to run again. but all signs are pointing to that he does plan on doing so. does he have it in him another four years, leslie, in all seriousness. some have said getting up airplane stairs will be a hurdle. leading the country for another four years is a much bigger hurdle. >> i sometimes have trouble with those airplane stairs and i'm younger than joe biden. look, we all age differently. you guys all know i'm married to addition years ago when he started his practice i helped out in the office and i have met 91-year-olds that play tennis and ski and jump out of airplanes and travel around the world and others who are in wheelchairs and who need 24/7 assisted care. it is very different. joe biden is very healthy and

active. his mother lived a very long time. he does have longevity. i'm not a physician. with marian williamson. ralph nader was running. i don't think williamson has that kind of following to help the opposition on the republican side. >> julie: it may be the last time we mention the name but i have to. a new study shows a major voting block shifting toward republicans and gop lawmakers saying it's a sign they are rejecting leftist policies. researchers tracking asian american voters and they found that asian neighborhoods remained blue but asian american voters shifted republican by a 23-point margin from 2018 to 2022 in the state governor eva's

election. republican congresswoman michelle steele says they understand the dangers of big government policies and out of control spending. republican congress representative young kim says far left policies are killing opportunities for hard working americans to succeed. mark, what say you? >> i agree completely. i think this is just the tip of the iceberg. we saw a lot of democrat voting blocks, traditional democrat voting blocks shifting toward republicans in 2020 and 2022. i think it will continue because democrats are failing on the kitchen table issues whether it's the economy, education, crime, the border, you name it. a lot of the issues that matter most to all voters, not just specific voting blocks, democrats are on the wrong side of. now these democrats are looking at new options. that's republican policies. >> julie: we appreciate you coming on. we have breaking news. thank you. attorney general merrick garland

is now addressing two americans that were killed of the four americans kidnapped in mexico. let's listen. >> we are joined in that lawsuit by the commonwealth of massachusetts, the state of new york, and the district of columbia. i am here with associate attorney general and principal deputy assistant attorney general. >> julie: we'll go back to him if he retouches the topic. he moved on to another topic. we want to give you the latest. a mexican official confirmed that two of the four americans kidnapped in mexico friday have been found dead. two others are alive but one is wounded. we have senior national correspondent on this story for us william la jeunesse with the latest details. grim details coming out at this hour, william. >> yeah, mexican medical and police are headed to the location where the four americans were held by the cartels and they will be taken back to the u.s. border where they likely will be taken to a

brownsville hospital. american officials have known for several hours of the two fatalities but how it become public was unusual. an hour ago mexican president obrador was in the middle of a press conference when the governor of matamoros. following the shoot-out on friday loading americans into a pickup. the woman is alive and the men appear dead or wounded as they are tossed into a pickup track. family say the mother of sixth had returned to mexico for a second medical procedure accompanied by three friends. for a tummy tuck. a surgery that cost several

thousand less in mexico than the u.s. they were mistaken for being part of a rival gang and then attacked. results here will be playing out over the next several days. for people planning to go to mexico for spring break be careful where you go and when you leave your hotel. >> julie: thank you. if merrick garland address questions from reporters on this subject we'll bring it to you live. progressive new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez flaunted that tax the rich dress at the met gala. who can forget it? now an ethics watchdog says she didn't pay her fair share and ignored warnings about going to the fancy party in the first place. calls growing louder for immediate action on the border. >> you have an administration in washington, d.c. that turned a deaf ear and blind eye. >> this is a national security crisis. >> the biden administration

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>> julie: president biden's border headache is now a problem in the north apparently. the top patrol officer there says his teams are under staffed and his resources overwhelmed as a relentless flow of migrants continues at a record pace up 845% in just one year. we're hearing agents are now suffering from low morale and many are counting the days until

retirement. all this comes as biden is reportedly considering bringing back a trump-era policy which allows the detention of migrant families at the border after actively campaigning against it back in 2020. bill melugin is live in mission, texas with more. hi, bill. >> good morning. that's exactly right. as it stands right now the biden administration's policy on migrant families is they mass release them into the country. that's what they have been doing for the last two years. "new york times" is now reporting they are considering reversing that policy and instead detaining migrant families, which is something the trump administration was doing. something to keep an eye on there. in the meantime look at this new video into fox news of a human smuggling pursuit in brooks county, texas dps dash kam video as a trooper chases one of the human smugglers carloaded with illegal im granulitis. everybody bails off and runs

into the brush some trying to climb over a fence. the driver did get away but troopers caught four illegal immigrants all taken into custody. this sort of thing happens day in and day out down here. another video. this is in rio grande city 40 minutes away from where we are now in the rgb. border patrol chased a human smuggler. that smuggler drives his vehicle towards the edge of the river and is about to do what's known as a splashdown. they drive directly into the water in an effort to swim back to mexico. this time he stops the car. border agents rush in with batons and try to break out the windows. the car gets stuck and trying to drive into the water. agents eventually able to get the door open and arrest him. in arizona another significant fentanyl bust. in a 30-minute window at the port of entry there, cbp

officers seized 280,000 fentanyl pills as well as 18 pounds of meth. both those found in two separate carts in side panels, floors and spare tire. here is out of eagle pass where we're starting to see a resurgence of some of the bigger migrant groups showing up. january and february very slow months down here at the southern border. we haven't seen the big groups several hundred migrants. in recent days and weeks we see the medium groups showing up. this one a group of 80 crossing into eagle pass illegally a mixture of single adults and family units. even though january and february were slower months historically at the southern border keep in mind sources tell fox news just since october 1st there have already been over 1 million migrant encounters at the southern border. that doesn't even include the known gotaways. we'll send it back to you. >> julie: thank you.

former attorney general bill barr says cartels are waging an actual war against the united states. >> it doesn't have the ability to deal with the cartels and they are sitting next door producing mountains of poisonous drugs and killing over 100,000 americans a year. we are sustaining the same damage as we would in a major war from these groups operating right beyond our reach. >> julie: raymond arroyo joins me now. the fact this president was more concerned in appeasing his base by going against former trump policies that could have potentially stopped the situation from getting worse on the border. he went ahead and played to them. now he is going back and where are we now? millions more illegal immigrants in this country. we have fentanyl and opioids on the rise. teenagers dying at a rapid pace

and we have now the most recent two americans killed out of the four detained in mexico. the white house has done nothing. and now they are stepping forward saying they will bring back some of trump's policies. too little too late? >> this is not only a trump policy. this was an obama policy as well where the families were separated to make sure they weren't smuggling kids across the border and it was a means of deterrence. it sent a message if you come into the country as a family or individual unit, you will be detained and turned away. that was the idea. biden created this open door policy and look at what we saw. that bill melugin report captures the whole picture. the reason we see the migrants flood over the border is biden allows them in. all it does is serve as a decoy for the cartels real business, human and drug trafficking upriver while our border patrol agents are focused on processing

thousands of migrants coming across the border at places they know exactly where they will drop them. i've been embedded with the border patrol so many times. they know the times. they know at 3:00 a.m. the boats will come across and here they come. our poor guys are processing these people and doing child and baby care all day. this is not what border patrol should be doing. it is an emergency situation. as bill barr said we should be dealing with these people and the cartels the way we deal with isis and an emergency situation is necessary. >> julie: 0 deterrent on the border and in our cities where cops are given no power in order to prevent thugs from reoffending. if they don't see it, i don't know what it will take for them to see it. i have to move onto the vice president kamala harris raising high brows yet again with this tale. >> i grew up learning about we called it ecology at the time.

we talked about it in the context of conservation. in fact i'll share with you a simple story which is i went home one day and said why are conservatives bad, mommy? i thought we were supposed to conserve. [laughter] i couldn't reconcile it. now i can. [laughter] >> julie: i'm not laughing. i think i have a sense of humor but i didn't get the joke there. >> i'm with you, julie. what's so funny? she cackles when she can't explain herself but it is revealing. the bias that kamala harris apparently has. whether she said this as a child i think is highly dubious but she tells these tall tales all the time. so does joe biden about being a civil rights pioneer and the son of a coal miner which is not true. the curious thing here is they ran, kamala harris ran on a unity platform and here she is

gives the back of the hand to half of the country saying conservatives are bad people. it is easier to stoke division rather than helping at the border. at this point what she was consuming wasn't cannabis. >> julie: isn't that the basis the president she serves with was elected on. supposedly a moderate. he wasn't a far left extremist liberal. he was supposed to actually appeal to those in the middle. i have to move on. there are no email that reveal alexandria ocasio-cortez was actually warned about going to the 2021 met gala. a lawyer told her team she could accept an invitation to the met itself but not vogue. they would have to be extra careful. scathing op-ed headlines calling her out and the infamous tax the rich dress. a quote from one says funny how

people who so loudly claim they fight for the oppressed keep turning out to have a taste for taking care of themselves. first of all, politically it was a really bad stunt. she got away with it. is there going to be any kind of accountability for our politicians, elected officials making gross stunts like this? >> there is a house ethics probe underway. i hope it ends where it should. she wore the dress tax the rich. time to tax this congresswoman. look, she blew $70,000 a ticket to get in and $150,000 for the sponsor table she sat at. these are lobbyist funs and runs afoul of her position which is an elected official so she is not subject to petty influence from the outside. you know what the problem is ocasio-cortez sees herself as a

celebrity activist. she is a public servant. now it is up to the house ethics committee to prove to her that she is a public servant and time for her to pay her fair share. she went way beyond here and should never have accepted these gifts. >> julie: thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" is next right after this break. do not go anywhere. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month.

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