congressional, let me know. >> bill: best to your boys. >> dana: before we go, this is cool. dolphins putting on a show for folks off the coast of southern california, friends say this happened after they mentioned how cool it would be if dolphins jumped out of the water, there they were, having fun. harris faulkner is up next, here she is. >> busy hour ahead, live events, why are we seeing series of near collisions of commercial flights above us? the federal aviation administration is holding a safety meeting on that very issue. ahead of the heavy spring break and summer travel. you know who is there? faa transportation secretary pete buttigieg is part of the discussion, we'll cover it and bring news from there as it

happens. let's go to mcallen, texas, on-site hearing, a field trip, if you will, at the highest level at the southern border after what you saw broke off on sunday. a bum rush in el paso, texas. some of them had already booked travel, democrats are pulling out of this unique opportunity to get hands on after the border crisis. again, the white house with a familiar line today calling the hearing itself a stunt. any news and we'll bring it to you immediately. get to this. tensions escalating. united states and russia blaming each other after a warplane crashed into an american drone over the black sea. it is first known encounter between the two militaries since the start of the ukraine war a bit more than a year ago. i'm harris faulkner, you are in "the faulkner focus."

flighter jet clipped propeller of the reaper drone as it flew over the black sea yesterday. the hit forced american operators to bring down the $32 million drone. national security council spokesman john kirby stiff-armed russia's threats. >> the black sea doesn't belong to russia, it belongs to many countries and united states has been operating there on the sea and in the air and we'll continue to operate in complete accordance with international law. >> harris: is that far enough? republican lawmakers say this is another example of vladamir putin exploiting president biden's weaknesses. >> we should be putting three drones back in there to replace this one and sending a very clear message to russia, this was over international waters. >> we continue sanctions and the fact we stair-stepped it embolden putin to do this stuff. >> go back to afghanistan and saw how feckless joe biden and

his administration is and putin and russians and chinese know they can do whatever they want to do. >> biden elected president and putin trying to disband ukraine. sitting around playing the fiddle while the world burns. >> harris: bomb tech joey jones in focus, first mike tobin is live in kyiv. mike. >> from military and diplomatic side, outrage from u.s. officials. it happened 7 a.m. local time yesterday. a reaper drone was conducting routine surveillance in international airspace over the black sea. two jets buzzed it and dumped fuel on the drone. the pentagon says one fighter hit the propeller of the drone and broke off a piece, the drone became unmanageable and the decision was made to ditch the

aircraft into the black sea. >> this hazardous episode is part of a pattern of aggressive and risky and unsafe actions by russian pilots in international airspace. so make no mistake, the united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows. >> russia has a different take, saying the drone was headed toward russia with transponders turned off, never hit the drone, the drone crashed attempting an evasive maneuver. >> i want to emphasize russian fliers safely returned to their base. >> the u.s. agrees that the russian fighters returned to their base in crimea, says one fighter was damaged from contact with the u.s. aircraft.

russia has aircrafts in the black sea and the u.s. does not. they will indeed attempt to collect debris from the u.s. aircraft. back to you. >> harris: thank you, joey jones, retired bomb technician and fox news contributor with me now. your top-line thoughts about this and get into the positioning of where we are in the military there. >> the top-line thoughts are, i don't blame president biden for every problem around the world, but looking hard to find one problem he's taken positive action on. when this happens, like a spy balloon flying over our country or congress tries to put a microscope on weapons we are sending to ukraine, the biden administration doesn't have an answer or goal. there should be immediate response that is obvious and we're not seeing it. we hear politicians call for three or four more drones and

politicians from the other side saying this shows how important it is to support ukraine in the war against russia while the american citizens say -- -- >> harris: from 37,000 feet in terms of the topic. this is close to a time we just shot down a balloon that had flown full across the american continent or contiguous u.s., before we shot it down. wouldn't it be great for a friend of china to shoot something down, like russia. might need help because russia has not been able to win the war. what are your thoughts on that? >> my thoughts are, we've gotten ourselves into a situation where there is no positive action we can take. it is easy to blame president

biden and to a large extent i do. i look back at president trump and say what did he do that did not allow these things to happen and he spoke boldly and took action preemptively, and prevented further action. what did biden do to show china or russia we mean business without starting war and i don't see those. i don't see him doing those or showing or posturing the idea we will reclassify china as -- next step is a hot war. >> harris: reclassify, reallocate funds for police, redefining on the left. maybe we put warships in the black sea like russia has, maybe

tit-for-at that time situation. when it comes to criticism and joey you just laid out some, china at the top of the list. mike turner is calling out another failure as middle east powerhouses iran and saudi arabia reach a peace deal last week with beijing as the broker. we're left out of this, we're not doing a peace deal with iran. our influence in the region is apparently tanking. biden failed to stem iran's nuclear capabilities and labeled saudi arabia pariah after the murder of jamal khashoggi by the country's crown prince, but we don't treat them that way. turner says, very concerned about this deal for middle east, chinese influence with saudi arabia and future of our allies. good reason to be concerned?

>> when it comes to things like relations, money to spend go a long way and saudis have it, especially where we are with oil and gas production. it is one thing to classify them a pariah because of horrible action the crown prince took and another thing when we say keep your friends close and enemies closer, having influence over them may be more righteous than doing the fully ethical thing, treat them for the bad actors they are. we saw this with pakistan, never fully embraced pakistan as the bad actor it was and allowed it to do just that. difference between administration coming in with clear eyes and seeing saudi arabia for what they are and oftericizing them and taking walls around our own country approach, we have to have relations over these countries and that somebody else is china.

we left afghanistan the way we did, that sent a signal that we may not be serious players in the region, if that is the case, china will take that up. >> harris: they will step up, it has been so long since we've known this, napoleon said wake china and you so wake the world, that is what they are doing. joey jones, great to have you, thank you. feds investigating massive silicon valley bank collapse, the board of that bank nearly entirely without financial expertise. they were what, winging it? loaded with democratic mega-donors, there is somebody i want to talk to about this. more worries about america's stubborn inflation issue. >> we will continue to have inflationary pressure and add other things to it, you can't put out a fire while throwing extra kerosene, it never happens. >> harris: economists say prices

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>> harris: the department of justice and the sec the collapse of silicon valley bank and the red flags were definitely there. reports now showing that the bank's board of directors were filled with major democratic don't ors, we might have

guessed, but now we know. just one had previous investing and banking experience, just one. you or i could have run the bank, but we would have done a better job, we know how to balance the books. the bank pushed for a rating for esg, for environmental and social governance. recipe for bad behavior. >> if there is no risk for any depositor what stops banking managers who are compensated on equity from going crazy. you always have idiot managers. >> this is a breath-taking step which effectively nationalizes or federalizes the deposit base of the u.s. financial system. now you can call it a bailout, you can call it something else,

it is profound. >> harris: i call it theft. maria is on the mez today. the top line to me, a bunch of people with exception of one person at the bank, didn't know what they were doing and they were running all sorts of money >> marie: lehman brothers, thinking about when lehman brothers failed that famous weekend gets you to think about, maybe we have a problem here and of course looking at market reacting to that today. >> harris: how does that happen? that many people and lehman, how do you get a job after that. you show up without experience, are you surprised how this happened? >> >> marie: at one point people

thought, we got to get our money out, they went to get their deposits out 59 one time causing this company to scramble to raise money. they couldn't raise the money when the market figured out they need money and can't raise money, the cycle got worse and worse. this is unique to silicon valley bank, however, when you and i put money in a deposit account, we feel like we are safe, we have our money in an account, checking account, savings account. as rates move higher, the rates never move, this is 1%. >> harris: you are not making money in your savings account. >> marie: deposit customers were venture capitalists, they got wind they couldn't raise money, they took their bank out at

once. we are not doing that in our savings account. this made them vulnerable. >> harris: talk about privilege and special treatment by federal government. why is there even talk on the table about paying out for people who have more than that cap 250,000 insured by the fdic? is it because they are democratic donors? >> marie: great question and two points. i would be surprised if i saw the same treatment if this bank was in texas and all of the customers were oil companies and i don't know that you would have seen the same treatment. the same time, you're seeing a situation where there is talk of securing all deposits of all banks, it is impossible. that is moral hazard. i don't know why you are having the conversation.

there was an article, ken griffin, who runs citadel, said this is end of capitalism. you cannot have the idea if you lose money and make mistakes, the federal government bails you out. harris, this is a bailout, doesn't matter if somebody else is footing the bill. it matters who is paying. is it taxpayers? banks pay into this fund. >> harris: they will find ways to take it out of our pockets. bailed out signature bank spent millions producing cringy parity videos including this one from when they launched in nearly the early 2000s, here it is, watch. ♪ ♪ >> stand for honesty. stand for integrity. most days, it is so hard. >> harris: what are we looking

at? >> marie: they did this video a few years ago, no idea what the video is about, it scares me this is what they were doing. also scary is priority of esg over safety and returns for bankers. >> harris: it cost a lot of money to make that, they spent some cash. you mentioned something as we were going to air about china's role in what we saw out west with silicon valley bank and what is keeping you up at night. what is it? >> marie: we talk about threat of communist china, silicon valley bank was place for technology start-ups to park their money. when this started falling apart last week and over the weekend, china wasn't open yet, they missed it, they couldn't stop it. we learned the companies are getting the same bailout. chinese companies are relying on silicon valley bank for lending

and they are out of lock, the fact you are seeing a bailout, the administration is not calling it that, it is bailing out chinese companies. this was a big lender for chinese high-tech start-ups. >> harris: that is important piece of information there. high prices crushing americans, despite slowing in inflation last month. it was 9.1 in june, 6% now, this is slowest comedown of anything. prices of essentials like groceries and gasoline well above last year and where they should be. experts like former president obama's economic advisor jason furman pointing to core inflation as sign it is not slowing down any time soon. core inflation excludes food and energy and furman said it climbed for the past few months. larry kudlow with this. >> the country has a big inflation problem, no matter

what biden keeps telling us and fed is in a pickle, may have to raise target by quarter because inflation continues hot. to sum up here, this episode, high inflation, high interest rates, bank financial worries, crazy left woke policies, none of this had to happen. >> harris: do you agree with that? >> i do. this is bad policy, you have had interest rates at zero for 15 years, people want return and yield and search for yield and sometimes in risky places. bad policies, rates too low for too long and not even a year, we see rates go from 0 to 4.5%. interesting this week will be one year since federal reserve started raising interest rates, march 17th. we haven't been here a year and usually takes lag effect of one year to 18 months to feel an impact. i feel like we will see

recession later this year. >> harris: i have a list of things that have gone up in price. super core inflation, getting your haircut, services, everything is precipitously higher and that hurts. >> marie: it is and food and shelter, two sticky areas of inflation that will not go away. dozen eggs now up 55% year-over-year, maybe not 70%, but seeing elevated notion and with federal reserve raising interest rates that will create real slow down. >> harris: you have talked about on your program, the bird flu is factored out. that is why it is sitting at 55%. great to see you. so much to get to. it was one year ago yesterday that our beloved colleague benjamin hall was gravely injured in a deadly attack while covering putin's war on ukraine.

>> we've seen him revert to his age-old tactic of bombing civilians from outside the cities. he's been shelling the town 15 miles away and now moving ever closer toward kyiv, where i am. >> harris: benjamin and i have known each other for a while, we will go deep and talk about faith and grief, about gratitude and recovery. hello, ben, good to see you. we'll be right back.

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an accident here could be 10 times worse than we saw in chernobyl. >> harris: our long-time colleague and friend benjamin hall returned to a war zone? 2022 to cover russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. march 14th, exactly a year ago yesterday, he and colleagues pierre zakrzewski and ukrainian journalist sasha kuvshynova were hit by russian -- in kyiv. pierre and sausha lost their lives. benjamin hall was gravely injured but miraculously survived and is sharing his story in a powerful memoir, "saved: a war reporter's mission to make it home." ben describes the difficult

recovery that followed. ben joins me now. so good to see you. >> benjamin: it is amazing to be here, harris. you and i have been friends for years, seeing you in person is like coming home again. >> harris: that means the world. when i saw the title of the book, i wanted to ask you this question immediately because i know you are strong in your faith, something we both have in common. why did you call it "saved"? i know as christians, the way we look as saved, did you mean that? >> benjamin: absolutely, from the minute this happened, the attack, the time i was laying there, i was saved by many people and by angels who came to me. my daughter came to me when i was blacked out and encouraged me to get out of the car. that was a message to me from angelings that pulled me out of

the car and kept me alive. when the pain was too bad and difficult, i was saved and found more strength and given ability to keep going. that is one thing i talk about. >> harris: i don't want to get too far into it, you have talked about it quite a bit. go back to that day a year ago, what was going through your mind? i want to know what you prayed? >> benjamin: most difficult time was the 40 minutes after we had been attacked. i was laying there, left leg and left foot were gone, i was bleeding from the head and other injuries and that point i knew i had to find strength to get home. i needed help and one of the few times i thought, what can i pray for, how do i go home? go home, please bring me back to my family.

get me back to my family and that is what i held and one thing i wanted, one thing i asked and i was blessed that i received it and made it home to my family, that was answered for me. it was a difficult time. >> harris: when you hold your wife and children, how old are your girls? >> three, five and seven now. >> harris: my goodness, last time we had lunch, i think your youngest was months old and now she's three. do you look at your life when you are holding your family, do you say, i am a miracle? >> benjamin: yes, i am. i was sitting in what i have called the death seat, middle seat in the back of the car, it is remarkable, it is a blessing i survived, the only one to survive. if i had been an inch in either direction, that would have been the end of me.

>> harris: you look great. >> benjamin: i may have lost some limbs and not doing well, but however that happened i'm eternally grateful >> harris: you and i are both tearing up now, it is processing of the reality of prayer. when our prayers are answered, it isn't exactly the way we had envisioned. you've had quite a struggle. >> benjamin: yeah, it has been difficult. it is interesting, before this, i think about prayer and so many times i pray for different things to happen or what i wanted to happen, my prayers are different nowadays, not about hope or aspiration or what i would like, it is far more simple, it is just being together with the family, keeping the bond so strong and hoping anyone else can go through it strongly. it has taken away a lot of things i used to pray for and

made them simple to me. >> harris: seriously, taken away, give me an example. you and i when we would talk, you always want to go to the next thing. as a reporter, you were the person that couldn't sit still. >> benjamin: i would have perhaps prayed about work and about wanting to do more and achieve more and tell great stories and do great interviews. i think i just think that sometimes the most important things in life are things you have already got, you are not aware of them yet. hold on to them dearly, help others the best you can and i think life becomes a lot more simple and i've been lucky to find that. >> harris: what have you modeled for your children since you have been home with your faith? >> benjamin: the same, i talk to them everyday about getting through difficult situations, about being able to put aside

worries that are normally part of our lives. i sit and teach them to look for the good, not the evil and they have had to deal with the evil. they have seen it up close and what happened to me. i don't want them to see that, they see the good that happened to me and i was saved everyday and they see positive in it. it is difficult for those who have had attacks to see it is not how bad it has been, how good it has been. my colleagues, doctors, save our allies, people who evacuated me, that is goodness, focus on that. do not focus on evil and war, focus on the positive. >> harris: pierre and sasha, you had grown quite close. pierre had worked here, sasha was new, talk about working with them. >> benjamin: i would say pierre is someone who gave life to

everyone. every single morning pierre got you up and about and made you excited about the day and the stories you were telling and made us realize how important our job was. sasha is helping us because she wanted to push back against the russians. i was surrounded in that trip and other trips with pierre on real motivation, people who love what they did and taught me to love what i did. pierre and i have been in war zones around the world before, we had become very close, he was like a brother to me. i know he's in heaven right now and i talk to him everyday, as well. >> harris: benjamin hall, i'm glad you are home, thank you for sharing your heart and story on this and thank you for sharing your faith with me in focus, anything you would like to add?

>> benjamin: just keep focusing on positive and helping out wherever you can, know no matter how hard, whatever you are going through, there is light on the other side, always is and i felt this whole year and i was blessed to feel that. no matter what it is, someone will help you get through it, give you strength and power and believe it. believe that the good is there and it is there. >> harris: i'm gla glad you are my friend. >> benjamin: and you mine. >> harris: a documentary about ben's rescue will air here on fox news and you can watch "sacrifice and survival, a story from the frontline," this sunday night 9 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. ben's book "saved" now available wherever books are sold, an absolute must-read. thank you. now back to the news. president biden yet again

claiming republicans are the only ones who want to defund the police. we have the receipts and there are so many receipts on this, house democrats boycotting a hearing at the border, republicans and agents on the frontlines not happy the democrats, some already had tickets to travel, bailed. >> they just can't show up to the hearing because they know everything they have promoted and everything they are doing has caused chaos and continues to perpetuate this chaos. the message it sends to us, they do not care. >> harris: this is the ugly side of politics, democrats said they would be there and backed out as new numbers show sharp decline in deportation under president biden. we're absorbing millions who would like to get here whether legally or illegally, he's not kicking them out when they are

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>> harris: the number of criminal illegal immigrant deported from the united states has dropped significantly under

the biden administration. officials now dramatically have lowered the goal for years to come. not only are they kicking people -- fewer people who are here illegally, now they will lower the bar on that. take a look at the numbers. fiscal year 2021 ice aimed to deport 151,000 convicted illegal immigrants and deported 100,000. by 2022, the goal was 90,000 with 38,000, target deportations for this year and next, the target, the goal 29,000. how many people are they going to bother to kick out when the bar is that low? right now the house homeland security republicans are holding an on-site hearing in texas. the committee invited the

democrats. some democrats had bought their travel and then decided not to show up, they are boycotting, refusing to see the crisis first hand. the chairman opened the hearing with this. >> this was supposed to be a full committee. you can see the democrats are not here. they decided to not show. why? well, they said coming here was a political stunt. you tell me. taking a hearing to the point of the crisis for a first-hand view are boycotting a hearing because you know we will shine light on the truth. >> harris: jason chaffetz, former chairman of oversight, you have been in the seat to ask the questions, what does it mean when the entire other side blows you off? >> jason: it is malpractice, first two years in congress, nancy pelosi was speaker, there

were field hearings, i didn't want to go, it was my job, my duty. i was put on the committee to do my job, democrats you don't get to hand-pick which committee hearings you want to go to. you didn't do your job, you never had a hearing on the border or covid, on crime or problems in inner-cities. now republicans are doing it and saying it is a political stunt? that is offensive. >> harris: democrats in the house never had a hearing on the border. we should say that out loud everyday several times a day. do they not care? what would the reason be? >> jason: there is absolutely no excuse and these people had tickets. somebody far up the line made decision these were bad optics. reality is other networks will not carry it because democrats are not there and the local

news, hope they will cover it, it is malpractice, political stunt on their part to make sure cameras don't go there and show what is going on. >> harris: you know what i loved about this country, somebody will get in office and maybe didn't get voted on by everybody, when they do their job, voters say, i didn't vote for this person, this is america, i will support that person. imagine the constituents in places, what they must think of lawmakers now. president biden is claiming it was republicans who called for defunding the police, the second time he's done so in a week. >> president biden: congressional republicans should pass my budget instead of calling for cuts in services or defunding the police or abolishing the fbi as we hear from maga republicans. calling for defunding police

departments and fbi. one of the largest investments ever and every republican in congress voted against it. maga republicans calling for defunding, they are defunding the fbi. >> harris: he stumbles and can't get it out because it is not true, we have receipts of members of his own political party who actually wanted to defund the police. >> defunding the police has to happen. >> yes, i support the defund movement. >> reduction of nypd budget and defunding $6 million budget. >> we need to defund and dismantle. >> harris: fancy for abolish, get rid of the cops and what would it look like?

jace >> jason: kamala harris was out there bailing people out to get them to participate in riots as fast as possible. republican national committee put out nine minutes of montage of democratic lawmakers saying they want to defund the police. no law enforcement officer in this country believe the republicans are anti-police department. look to big cities, portland to new york to find democrats are engaged in the defunding part. another tall tale from president biden on the issue of gay marriage. >> president biden: i can remember exactly where my epiphany was. i was a senior in high school, my dad was dropping me off about to get out of the car. i looked right and two well-dressed men in suits kissed each other. i turned and looked at my dad. he said, joey, it is simple,

they love each other. >> harris: has official position for decades, even when he was vice president, very different story. >> marriage is between a man and a woman and states must respect that. >> do you support gay marriage? >> no, barack obama nor i support redefining from a civil side what constitutes marriage, we do not support that. >> harris: 2023 bites you when we have video. >> jason: yeah, i thought first interview was entertaining, it was on the comedy channel. reality is joe biden throughout his 50-year career was pro-traditional family and marriage. for him to try to rewrite the books and say, no, i was with my dad. that is a line fiction. his whole life has been like

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