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struggles that americans are facing. as the president faces accusations of bailing out wealthy democratic tech donors. the consumer price index is out for the month of february, rising .4% from january, up 6% over last year. food costs are up nearly 10% as a whole, and i don't have to tell you that basic staples like eggs jumped 55%. while gas is down ever so slightly, other energy costs are sky high. and the biggest bank failure since the 2008 disaster is adding to the country's economic concerns. it is also fueling a partisan blame game. republicans blast president biden's response to the silicon valley bank collapse, accusing him of giving special treatment to some of his party's biggest donors. while the white house is busy pointing fingers at the last administration. typical. >> thanks to quick action of my administration the

past few days, americans can have confidence that the bank system is safe. during the obama biden administration, we had tough on banks, including the dodd-frank law to make sure the crisis we saw in 2008 would not happen again. unfortunately the last administration rolled back some of these requirements. >> so jerry, in prime democratic form, the answer according to biden is more government, more regulations, more government. >> more money. more of our money. that's what's disturbing here. i think the thing people are latching onto, right, here's what happened over the weekend, what i think. today people are saying the dow up 400 points, it is all lower, nothing to see, everything will be okay. nothing could be further from the truth and let me tell you why. essentially what the president did and treasury, they said guess what, that $250,000 guarantee that the fdic gives individuals if there's a problem with their bank, all of us have

it, that applies to everybody at any amount. so they can't go out and save silicon valley bank and then a month later, two months later, two years later say they're not going to save this bank and make all the investors whole. the cost is about $15 billion. i can tell you the administration is saying that money will come from fees. but those fees are set up for us, not for these companies who on the west coast deep pocketed venture capitalists are being saved here. and what's happening to americans who are paying 6% inflation? >> and here's my follow-up question, jerry. for those that argue this is a contained environment, that essentially the administration is jumping on the grenade, we have seen in big banks, they're decreasing solvency. people are worried, pulling out their investments. we have seen the market has shuttered with this. we also know that what

prestaged the 2008 financial collapse was in part the government medalling. against this landscape, we are seeing the president increase government intervention with our money as you just described. how will it be contained, how sure and confident can we be it won't have a ripple effect with more devastating consequences. >> i have to tell you, i asked this question to some of my trader sources at the new york stock exchange. working the telephones for you guys, trying to figure out what's going on. they tell me may not be over, we don't know. their positive reaction today is to the idea that what the government is doing is that maybe the federal reserve will stop raising interest rates so fast. they think the next hike will be a quarter point or zero. >> what's interesting, kayleigh, would you forgive me, we have a bit of breaking news on this subject. i'll get this out there. >> of course. department of justice is investigating silicon valley bank collapse.

fox news can confirm independently that the justice department is probing svb collapse. early stages. and as expected, this was first reported by "the wall street journal." this is coming in spurts from david, but i wanted to get those lines to you. >> perfect segue to my question, kayleigh. the shareholders sued the officers of the bank. they argue in the lawsuit that per harris' breaking news, that there was active concealment, that they concealed the way interest rate plays into their fiduciary duty, as gerri described, what the government jumped in to protect doesn't include the shareholders at that level, right, because they assumed risk on their own. perhaps now they'll face civil liability and potential criminal repercussions. but that still doesn't effect average americans watching this and that are concerned for their welfare. >> that's right. everyone is pointing fingers. where i want to point the

finger, where it needs to be pointed, look, there's probably wrongdoing needs to be looked at, i am glad legal recourse is being pursued, but monetary policy and decisions of the government can't be insulated. they can point all day at svb, say there were bad actors here, but they have four pointing back at them because they were involved. we see them blame the last administration, and "the wall street journal" took that i a part, this still would have happened, despite the bipartisan law that changed dodd-frank. i want to point to this. the biden administration must be planting stories, they know they tried to tamp down a crisis. axios had inside biden's move to stop future bank runs, politico, how biden saved silicon valley startups. these headlines don't come about by chance, they come about because you have a white house that realizes they gave a pseudo bailout, some say not, they don't want to look like they're giving taxpayer dollars to rich

silicon valley execs. but we have to ask the question, how did we get here. we go from crisis to crisis. afghanistan, ukraine, inflation, baby formula, bank runs. this wasn't happening during the four years of president trump. it is happening now. they want the narrative to be biden saved the day, the real narrative is biden caused this, and but for the president of the united states, we wouldn't be here. >> prior four years, jake, was a deviation from what the obama administration had that biden resurrected. largest donorship included a silicon valley tech mo moguls, and including the regulation favor they enjoyed for eight years, now these four. to your point, they created this landscape of dependency, as well i argue culturally. the reason the risk assessment team looks the other way with svb is because they were too busy

with the woke distraction to the right. that's why they weren't prepared. like in all industries because of what this administration encouraged. >> it is true. they had no risk management officer, but they had a dei officer at this bank. make no mistake, this is not east palestine bank, ohio valley, this is silicon valley bank. they're going to be taken care of. democrats take care of their own. that's what's happening here. it is true that the ceo of silicon valley bank exercised 3 or $4 million in individual share proceeds. he had nonpublic information at the time there was a run on his bank, still allowed that share purchase or with d draul to go drew. that shows the moral bankruptcy of the silicon valley bank executives and the venture capital government relationship, the true public/private partnership that's corrupting our country. >> sounds like a paul pelosi move. >> no doubt. just to get back to what

you were saying about that pool of people that bank there, the richest of the rich, bailing them out far above the fdic insured amount of 250,000, all that we can have. a lot of donors are democrat at that bank, maybe not so much donors as palstein, ohio. just an observation. >> those rules won't apply to regular americans. you will not get those benefits. that's what's so upsetting. i think this technically is a bailout. you have to call it a bailout. >> so two investigations. the justice department, securities and exchanges commission both investigating the collapse of silicon valley bank. i want to get to this one part. i have been reading into it a bit here. the investigations are examining stock sales that silicon valley bank financial officers made, which is what you were talking about, jake, just days before the bank failed.

the justice department is investigating any involvement, the department's fraud prosecutors in washington and san francisco can uncover as well. the svb financial chief executive greg becker didn't return a phone message seeking comment. i don't think we are shocked about that, but you can bet they're going to be really, really pushing. they're going after the california lender, taken over by regulators last week amid historic run on deposits, and it is all the same which you were saying, jake, in terms of what they were doing with the money. not months ago necessarily but days and moments before the bank failed. what about bonuses paid running out the door the last few weeks. >> just to make another point, the effect of what the biden administration did, all banks will now take more risk because guess what, you know you're backed up. that's what the moral of the story is. >> i find it ironic the sec is investigating them

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seconds later body slamming her to the ground before taking off from the scene. police say the woman had taken money out of an atm and the suspect followed her 24 miles to a shopping center where he attacked her. the suspect got away with $4300. the victim saved that money to visit family in vietnam. her children are speaking out. >> my mind is just messed up, thinking about her, worrying that nobody is going to watch out for her. >> it has been pretty bad because we have to pay rent and stuff, she's the only one that can work and help us. so we don't know what to do. >> oh, god bless them. police have released an image of the suspect and are asking for the public's help to track him down. they are offering a $5,000 reward for any information leading to his arrest. all of us looked at each

other on the couch when the children said we can't pay rent, we needed mommy to help us. >> so sad. has three children. husband died of liver cancer, and now this. you can't imagine how the woman is feeling, saving money to travel abroad, and this happens out of nowhere. you have all of the health repercussions because of it. what's interesting, you look at some of the video, she runs away from the attacker who then pursues her. this isn't just a man wanting money, this is someone who actively and aggressively went after someone for no apparent reason, attacks trying to get the money. texas is going after cashless bail, want to make it easier for judges to deny bail entirely. seems to be the answer in some cases. >> talk to me about that, how it changes things. >> the woke liberal left have changed the pursuit of true justice. the reason certain crimes are no longer classified as violent is because they

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violent crime. it is not just on the right, it is people on the left. look at lori lightfoot, former mayor of chicago, she just got fired in her mayoral race. those are democrat voters. give a name to you, president of el salvador. this man is not an authoritarian right wing figure, he was a moderate who got elected, former mayor of the capital city, he looked at his country and said the number one problem is violent crime, specifically gang violence. he said i don't care what i have to do, whatever it takes, police, military, i'm going to crush violent crime. their murder rate is down 50%. he is like a worldwide hero. why in america will no political leader stand up and say the people are desperate for this. just fix it. just do it. >> look, we are watching this. and we are in new york city where a lot of this is going down. you just can't get away from it. there's no getting away

from it. did you see the mexican president said that mexico is safer than the u.s. >> last hour. >> he actually, i had the president of the border patrol union on with me, i said what's your reaction. he said he is not a serious person. if you actually think that cartels hunting you down and executing because you didn't pay on time makes for a safe environment, he is not a serious person. i want to say this, though. i think at this point, and you see mayor adams, he spoke his faith a couple of weeks ago, i think some of the democrats are out of ideas. like they just don't know what to do, which is hard to believe for eric adams. he spent most of his career as a republican and as a cop. i am waiting for them to come forth with ideas but i don't see it happening. >> biden is saying we are going to strike down d.c. city council, i am mr. tough guy fighting

crime. nobody believes that. i get it was disappointing midterm for republicans, but in new york there's a trend to the right. lee zeldin almost pulled it off because of violent crimes, acting like they care. watch the actions because the words are hollow. >> unfortunately and ironically for him and his fa family, they became victims several times leading up to the election. last quick thought. >> i mean, it is not just i am proudly on the right wing, fully understand that, but republicans unfortunately in previous administrations, in congress get behind things like jail break, platinum plan, that's not going to cut it. you can't have violent criminals out of prison. they have to be locked up. >> desantis helped bring down crime in florida. there are governors on our side doing a good job. >> can they talk to democrat mayors? >> i hope so. for all our sake. >> let's move on. new information on the massive rush of people at the el paso, texas border

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to be from someone who crossed the bridge earlier. the post claims the cbp told migrants they would let them into the united states if they showed up at the bridge sunday with a child or extreme asylum case. the post ends with the words do not miss this opportunity. apparently there's also an app cbp1 that some of the illegal immigrants were upset about. >> i would like red state governors put together a coalition of national guard units to deal what the federal government refuses to do. they're in violation of the constitution not preventing invasion. this is invasion. call it what it is. if the feds won't do it, i would love red state governors take initiative, band together, solve this problem. like violent crime, americans are strongly in favor of border security. want to stem the tide of illegal immigrants coming across the border which is wait open. there's no border wall with this administration,

not going to help. let red state governors do what they won't, band border. i am open to anything because what we are doing isn't working. >> democrats turning their heads, the fact they're not going to the hearing on the border at a time the "new york times," an astonishing statistic, reported that last year the mexican drug cartels went from making 500 million a year from human smuggling in 2018 to making 13 billion with a b in 2022. if you care about compassion, you go to the border, try to get answers. humans are being smuggled at a rate we haven't seen. >> go back to that exclusive video for fox news, when you look at the mass humanity coming through a check point, they're not waiting in line, they're not orderly, they're not acting in any sort of way other than bum rushing people that are there. we were outnumbered, sent more resources there, the mexican military had to help us out on the other

side. look at that. just look at the images a second. i had on one of the people that i spent time with in del rio sector last hour, national border council president. he leads a lot of people down there. he is right along the del rio sector. and right along the river, emily, you mentioned the memorial that's there for evans, a member of the team down there that tried to save someone that was drowning in that river. when you look at what our men and women are trying to accomplish and look at the onslaught of people on one bridge in the state of texas, it lets you know why men and womb of dhs and human safety are proud of their governor. governor abbott taking the only proactive approach with operation lone star. he went into detail, talked about the got aways that will be part of the group. we repelled a lot. we didn't get everybody. all they did was make a

shiny object at the check point so they could go in other areas. i mean, we can't settle for this. and democrats don't want to see it. if they're out of ideas, like i say on the freeway, if you drive less than 55, get in the right lane, be slow, let me go around you and get it done. >> to that point, a great point. one border patrol official saying something that large will take all hands on deck. a little confusion here, meaning at the checkpoint, allows stuff through over there. they can bring in fentanyl here if they distract at a checkpoint. >> that's one of the tried and true methods they've used now for years. human smug he willing revenue, drug smuggling revenue, this has been going on decades. yesterday i talked with steve myrrh fee they took down pablo escobar. all the photos of the killing, that operation

that day, were from steve murphy. we were there boots on ground because the columbian national police invited us. we talked at length about the situation in mexico with the central american countries and cartels. these gentlemen with decades of experience and service battling cartels, took down for the first time in history an entire cartel. one fell swoop. he said the difference is mexico's inactivity. the president's inactivity, lack of respect they have for this administration. the unwillingness for our government to work in concert for them, we are waiting for their invitation, the one that existed and led to a relationship with president trump. their input was fantastic. it goes to show the only person surprised by this appears to be president biden. for all of us that watched this for so many years, see this has been happening for so many years, with the exception

of those four prior to it now, we see exactly the strong hold from the cartel, the root cause kamala harris keeps looking for. >> i was reading about one of the moms trying to get through, said please let us through, and what democrats are missing, you incentivize her to make the journey likely from venezuela, being smuggled, children being molested by cartels, put through deplorable circumstances, it is not compassionate to incentivize that journey. >> i agree with you totally. inadvertently you support the cartels with your policy. it is about the numbers and the money. think about cash you were mentioning, drug profits, also profits from human trafficking. when you say it has gone from 150 million to $13 billion, that's a number wall street would pay attention to. that's a real business. that's what's driving policy here, i'm afraid. >> i think you're right.

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>> the woman in the middle of that chaos, the associate dean of equity, diversity and inclusion. joined students taunting a conservative judge. the school apologized for the heckling, but didn't discipline steinbeck at all. now some students say the school did not go far enough, standing up for free speech. they're demanding steinbeck lose her job. several students wrote a piece in the student review. fire steinbeck, the biggest perpetrator of the incident wasn't the group of students but the stanford administrator that encouraged them to go against the free speech policy. if these law students are to be trained for bench anbd bar, it certainly should be with deep respect for the bedrock principle of free speech.

gerri. >> this is hysterical. these are future attorneys. this is the work force of tomorrow. and they're scaredy cats. really, is this where we're going? i think it is astonishing. i just can't imagine, you know, stanford has a lot of problems. lot of people have come out of stanford the last few years that created big issues for this country, and it is no surprise this is happening there. >> i'm going to read what judge duncan wrote. it poses an interesting question. here's the quote. the elites set the tone of our society, like it or not. the law students we graduate from stanford, harvard, yale, columbia and the like are the ones inevitably occupying commanding heights of government, ak dame i can't, big business, philanthropy, and so on. so what they think is acceptable behavior

matters immensely. what if in 10 or 20 years' time, this kind of behavior is the norm in the courtroom, the firm, the board room. just to piggy back on what jir j gerri. >> i like what he said. he referred to the students' behavior with an x mr. tive. he called for mass firings at stanford. i want to see more of that. i think judge duncan might be considered for a supreme court appointment. >> if they would let him speak. >> exactly. that's how you deal with these people. you don't cod he coddle them, i appreciate you sharing your truth, thank you for sharing your concern. i think you should shut up, i don't think you should be admitted to the bar in california and i admire judge duncan for his take. >> kayleigh, since you

went to law school what's changed in a way that just dialoguing now is not allowed? >> it changed because our society coddles anyone that's a victim. saw it on my law school campus. you're a victim, we'll cod he will you. we saw this dean coddling the kids. they said if you have a problem and are effected, go to this dean and she will counsel you. they're encouraging kids to go to her. akin to the oscar's saying will smith is available as an emotional support coach. it is so sad. one of the most beautiful parts of amy comey barrett's confirmation, her introductory speech. she was at the white house. i try to put myself in the mind set of the person i rule against, thinking if it was my child ruled against, maybe i wouldn't agree, would i at least understand the judge. do you think the students

put themselves in perspective of alternate viewpoint, try to understand how that viewpoint came about? absolutely not. they lost all sense of critical thinking. >> one thing i question is whether they know what they believe, the reasons for believing it. emily, i imagine young grad, you going back to the courtroom for a day to fight a case, they would be squashed like a bug. as gerri said, they're not strong, dude. >> it is disheartening. i graduated law school in 2006. the amount of hours i spent in courtrooms with serious topics, criminal topics, sentencings, many years, where families were sobbing, where you undergo, you watch them having undergone trauma that no amount of conviction can ever restore, and then it is reduced to a laughing stock. since i went to law school we have now discarded and obliterated the admissions

process, academic rigor. obliterated free speech, obliterated diversity of thought, probably the bar exam itself. i am deeply fearful for all of the americans who need an ally, who need an advocate in the way of counsel and attorney moving forward with something that matters to them which is anything in a court of law because it is all important, whether it is financial or criminal or the like. and the snowflakes being bred and turned out are ill prepared for anything. and the biggest losers will be the rest of us. i think it is absolutely laughable, the one thing laughable to me is that the chief of diversity, inclusion and equity demonstrates anything but in zero tolerance for someone with a different viewpoint from her. >> let me add, that's where sam bankman-fried came from. his mom and dad teach there. that's the environment he came out of. you can expect more of that kind of thing. >> talk about a snowflake.

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for two children, including a newborn, this is unacceptable to me, moms, to anyone. >> i think it is unacceptable to everyone. to someone that loves doing laundry, loves muscle cars as you know, i drive one, that engine is different than the one in my car, it is preposterous for again the administration to tell you that the government knows best how to run your household, be the backbone of industry, fail to provide transition for it. like always, they come out with this freshman 101 talking point, they're catering to voters and currying to them on the left. they don't say the realities, the gas stove argument, that's the backbone of the restaurant industry. washer and drier. what happens to the hospitality industry which was responsible for -- the technicality, logistics, fundamentals are always lost on this administration. >> low income house holds who will bear the brunt of this. >> my household. let me tell you how

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confirming the confirmation saying it is all white meat chicken. our hamburgers have no ham, and the buffalo wings are 0% buffalo. there is a history of people doing this. people suing for what they say is false advertising. there is a real industry for that, but on the other hand there is people that say just suck it up and enjoy the wings. >> i think all wings, bone or boneless should be chicken nuggets. i don't like to gnaw on the bone of another animal. >> no self respecting man buys boneless wings. the truth is out there for all to see. >> my boyfriend is obsessed with wings and he feels that same

way. when i worder them boneless he says the same thing. >> can we just have no lawsuit tuesday. these are stupid lawsuits. i'm shocked to find that restaurants offer things that are maybe not exactly what they described. >> but our the business expert. you should recognize the lost dollars that the false advertising creating. >> really? >> yeah, that is what they're doing. >> i think they're doing okay. >> i'm ordering enough boneless wings to probably supply whatever financial need they have. i mean my team has gone to the super bowl and won a couple times. and super bowl rings -- you to get your plug in. you don't wear your super bowl ring? >> you look better wearing it than i do. >> it's big for me, but it's gorgeous. it's huge. >> look at a chief's fan wearing a patriots super bowl wing.

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