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president mike pence have both said that the possible arrest is politically motivated. nate foy live with the latest, hello, nate. nate: posted on truth social. he claims those doj prosecutors are actually leading this effort against him and you mentioned today many republicans even trump's former vice president are voicing opposition to expected charges. trump's campaign put out a statement saying this isn't a prosecution, it's a persecution. the former president made his first public appearance since announcing expected arrest at the ncaa wrestling championship in tulsa, oklahoma, the crowd cheered him on as he walked in. president trump calls witch hunt and, of course, trump is a front runner in republican primary,

former director of national intelligence tells morning future this is political. >> someone said we will not prosecute armed robberies in this office and now saying he will prosecute a misdemeanor offense against opposition political opponent, former president of the united states despite the fact that the statute of limitations has clearly run on the misdemeanor and other prosecutors have past on that. >> this centers to hush-money payment. cohen pleaded guilty in case related to that appointment. alvin bragg will likely attempt to prove he falsified records and improper donation in

violation of election law. republican congressman james comer says trump is being unfairly targeted this also on sunday morning futures. >> i saw the fbi raided fbi more a lago for classified documents but joe biden has had at least 5 different locations of mishandled classified documents and they give him days and days to clean up with his attorney. this looks to me like a two-tier sysystem at the doj. >> many democrats in congress see this differently. jeff jackson of north carolina believes this evidence in this case might implicate the former president. >> someone like trump who has been able to avoid consequences for deeds his entire he will find out there's end of the road. >> braggs office is declining to

comment. if there are any protests as the former president has called for, they should remain peaceful, mike. mike: nate foy starting us live, nate, many thanks. >> you got it. mike: chinese president xi to met vladimir putin following arrest put i followed by the international criminal court which president biden deemed justified. alexandria hoff live outside with more. alex: but china eases that isolation. here is the white house john kirby on fox news sunday. >> if coming out of this meeting there's some sort of call for ceasefire, that's going to be unacceptable because all that is going to do ratify conquest to day and give mr. putin more time

to refit, retrain and reman and try to plan for renewed offensives at the time of his choosing. >> in 3-day summit president putin will strengthen with with china and xi for sake of peace as he calls.

u.s. officials highly skeptical saying any proposals coming out of beijing are one sided. here is arkansas senator come cotton. >> i think what is particularly dangerous in this upcoming meeting whether china commits to provide weapons to russia to continue its unprovoked war aggression in ukraine, russia to continue unprovoked war. alex: last week president biden said he would be speaking with president xi soon, the white house says that no call has been scheduled, mike. mike: alexandria hoff live on the north lawn, thanks very much. russian president vladimir putin making visit to occupied city of mar pull. mike tobin has more from kyiv. hello, mike. >> hello, russian president vladimir putin tour's yesterday was even more defeat than first revealed. as you mentioned he made it all the way to mariupol on the ukrainian mainland. that's the town which was the site of the first prolonged battles of this war and the town was essentially left in ruin. that was the location of the largest steel plant in europe where fighters of ukraine held up there for weeks. it's also the location of the drama theater which was used as civilian bomb shelter and clearly marked with the word children written in russian on the lawn so it can be seen from the sky. put i's visit was a day after

that anniversary and this follows the arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court to arrest vladimir putin and russia's commission of children rights maria, the charges that they gave the orders to deport children. 309 of them have returned to ukraine. any decision by the international criminal court legally void which we also don't recognize. also ukrainian sources say that russia dropped two cluster bombs to the south and east of here yesterday. cluster bombs are illegal because they are imprecise which remain on the ground and explode long after combat. two people were killed by those cluster bombs 14 injured, mike. mike: mike, you have been there multiple times over the past year plus since the ukraine war

began, what's the morale of the people that you're encountering? mike: they are emboldened. we have talked to a lot of soldiers that came back from the front lines. they understand their place and importance but one thing to stress with the soldiers who have been out there fighting, they have all very new. most of them had civilian jobs before invasion but they are hardened and ukrainian people largely living normal lives knowing they are part of war effort. mike: mike tobin, live in the ukrainian capital, thanks a lot o. tonight at 9:00 o'clock eastern, sacrifice and survival, story from the front line weeks after russia's invasion of ukraine, fox news team covering the conflict was struck with inincoming fire in the outskirts kyiv, fatality of journalist pier and ukrainian journalist

sasha, excuse me, benjamin hall barely survived and extracted from combat zone by nonprofit organization. that story will air tonight. you don't want to miss it. more on top story of former president trump expected to be arrested on tuesday let's bring in political founder, adviser to -- excuse me. former adviser to speaker john boehner and former adviser to congressman adams kissinger and katie, vice president of firehouse strategies and former senator joe manchin deputy communications director. sometimes i can't read english. welcome to both of you. so the new york times is saying that surrender of former president trump is unlikely on tuesday. this obviously a political town, katie, how do you see the politics of this? >> well, look, i think that republicans are probably right that this will galvanize base

but for dems i don't think they see this as political. this is a legal issue and in the united states the law applies to everyone including former presidents. i think we are going to see when if the da charges donald trump and we will let the legal process play out. >> in this case saying politically charged prosecution. so for others who are interested in the republican nomination it's a bit of awkward spot, how do you assess the impact on the '24 race? >> i think it's going to have an impact whether it's political ramifications as katie mentioned that will galvanize the gop or playing the victim. i mean, donald trump is going to play the victim and i think he has -- the platform to do so in many ways and if we are looking at this, it's important to remember that we don't have all the facts right now. a lot to be uncovered this week but the charges better be egregious because the public arrest of a former president of the united states has i

publications in the country but in the world stage that could impact us. >> great point. expected president xi is in moscow for a few days. i interviewed john kirby on fox news sunday, let's play it. >> there's no question that both china and russia and this is right out in national security strategy two countries that are chafing against international rules base order that the united states and so many allies and partners have been since world war ii. and they have been increasing their cooperation and relationship certainly of late. mike: katie, what concerns should we have about a china-russia alliance? >> i think there are a lot of concerns and i think it's pretty clear that isolationist approach is not going to deter russia from invading other countries other than ukraine and not going to deter china from invading taiwan. japanese leaders have said that the strongest way to the prove to china not to move on taiwan is not to be strong on russia.

mike: mora, what do you make of it? >> when there's a vacuum of leadership, bad actors are waiting the wings to take our spot. we are seeing that with china. they are peace dealings with iran and saudi arabia wasn't for peace, it was for their own building of their alliance, what they are doing in russia is that. for those who have been and there's been some people who have said it in the gop that this is a land grab issue. it's not the case. russia invaded a sovereign nation and they have the right to defend themselves and it's important that we maintain a position of solidarity with freedom-loving nations around the world to stay in a position of power and stay as number one because what's happening in china and their alliance building with russia that's a problem for us and we need to take that seriously. mike: another hot topic the silicon valley bank collapse. here is tim scott from today. >> the regulators were asleep at the wheel. they had every tool they needed. you're going to hear the far

left say exactly the opposite but it's just completely false. the truth of the matter is they had every single tool. they had the bank on the radar but they didn't do anything. it's a failure. mike: sounds like there's bipartisan concern about banking regulation and oversight? >> yeah, and i somewhat agree with senator scott here. seems like the federal reserve did have the tools and the ability to see all of these red flags and have the authority to step in when they saw that the bank was become unstable but i do just want the make the one point that the dei and investigation policy is standard through banking industry. so that's the reason why it would fail then banks with similar policies would have failed. mike: mora, we are going to get hearings. you are familiar with fair share of hearings. do we get new legislation to address these issues? >> i think there's a lot of that needs to be uncovered for

before, during and after and why fdic has given them -- why it's a systematic risk. east coast, west coast elites are being bailed out. plenty of questions to be answered there. one thing to point out, it was a communications failure among other failures across the board it was a communications failure and reminder again banks across the country that they need to have a plan in place to have crisis communications. it was just, yeah, terrible. mike: do you expect legislation? >> hopefully after the investigation is done. any legislation is premature before we know what happened. mike: should we be worried about other banks? >> you should absolutely worry. yes. i would worry. mike: thank you so much.

>> thank you. >> great job. >> thank you. mike: today i'm filling for shannon bream on fox news sunday. we have coordinator for strategic communications john kirby and also have a member of the senate foreign relations and banking committee democratic senator from maryland chris and mohamed, both exclusive interviews coming up right after the show. it's a great show, stay tuned. tiktok ceo is set to testify before congress thursday as the chinese app giant tries to fight against possible ban by the biden administration a amid majr privacy concerns next. ♪ ♪ ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker

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mike: showdown against social media tiktok, administration asking to be banned over privacy issues. tiktok ceo to defend wildly popular company at house hearing this thursday. here onset with me now politico tech, influence reporter brandon, welcome. >> thanks for having me. mike: thrilled to have you. no surprise china's foreign ministry is defending tiktok, let's play it. >> the u.s. side has so far

failed to produce evidence that tiktok threatens u.s. national security. mike: brandon, what is your response? >> there's no evidence that the intelligence community has put out there. the vectors for harm are twofold. one is data collection concern. some of that could be -- power over people in the united states. the other is influence campaign. something like what russia did in 2016 during the hillary clinton election. donald trump election but maybe on steroids pumping videos towards tiktok users about and

there's no -- the chinese company can go to any company based in china. they don't need a reason or warrant. hey, we need access to all of your data. we need you to help us with

influence campaign, espionage campaign and propaganda campaign. there's nothing a company can do to fight that. there's no evidence that's not going onioned what tiktok have said. up with of the issues is just the lack of trust between republicans and democrats on anything that china says and increasingly anything that china touches which obviously includes this chinese owned company. mike: possibly bipartisan fireworks. >> i think certainly. democrats have been hesitant particularly in the house the move on an aggressive effort to, you know, i think up to including banning tiktok in the united states altogether. there are a lot of reasons for that one of which is probably political. 150 million americans roughly, they think now use tiktok on monthly basis and that skew is younger. people under 35 are more likely to use the app, less likely to support a ban. also more likely to vote democratic. that's a bit of an issue but at the same time it has become

bipartisan issue i think especially in the senate, you see a lot of senate democrats led by mark warner, chairman leaning on this alleged security threat and they are willing to take some political risks to get something done there. mike: it's not just china that china is concerned about, china, cuba, iran, north korea, russia and venezuela, bipartisan effort to crack down on tech from those six hostile countries. how do you assess that proposal? >> that's a mark warner bill and he's with thoone. there's not a loft apps coming from north korea or cuba. russia has hands full and not getting a lot of tech out of there. it would not ban but it would give the president a much greater degree of authority to

ban. basically allows for the free flow of information from hostile countries. this bill would short circuit that and make it much easier for the president to move on a ban if he wanted to. that would be down the line. it would make it harder for tiktok to defend itself against a ban in federal court. >> tiktok is obviously huge business in terms of wanting to maintain the american marketplace, right, so what are the lobbying efforts on behalf of tiktok like at this point? >> they are extensive and next week it's been reported by us and other outlets that tiktok will be flying influencers from capitol hill. a lot of americans make livelihoods off of this app, that's true and wouldn't it be a shame if you band it and hurt all of these people. there's that effort.

there's more quiet efforts as well. there's been significant effort to staff up with both republican and democratic firms. people do look at a relationship with tiktok. you get in bed with them professionally and you wonder where you go from there in washington. i think it has become a little toxic and so it is one of those things they had a difficult time hiring folks but they are stepping up and doing everything that they can to get in people's ears and say listen, security risk, we understand but at the end of the day this is a popular app, political consequences, certainly economic consequences and maybe you want to rethink this. >> brandon from politico, busy week for you ahead. >> very much so. mike: thanks for starting it here. >> thanks for having me. mike: top american general warning that isis can attack asia after group has been retaining strength under taliban rule.

trey yingst more on that. >> u.s. central command believes isis organization will be able to launch external attacks within six months on thursday on capitol hill general michael carillo, received before lawmakers, carillo says it's his believe that isis can attack western targets including the united states with little to no warning. the general did not exwand on why he believes that but would explain in a classified setting that. >> they can do an external operation abroad in under six months with little to no warning. trey: he went onto request more funding for over the horizon strike capabilities indicating the u.s. military will hit targets inside afghanistan if they are deemed a threat to the american people. isis-k is the same group responsible for kabul airport bombing that the killed services

members during the withdrawal from afghanistan. when asked by fox news after the takeover, taliban officials insisted they would fight isis-k in the country to prevent further attacks. at the time of the withdrawal president biden said that isis-k is no longer a threat to the american people, that appears not to be the case. mike: trey, thanks very much. caught on camera our own griff jenkins photographs undocumented chinese nationals crossing the mexican border into texas. we are on the ground with griff. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth.

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jenkins live in mission, texas with more with uptick along the border. griff: good afternoon, that's the story of the crisis at the border right now. the number of countries coming, the border patrol raúl ortiz testifying in rgv past week saying wednesday saying there's more than 147 different nationalities they've had this fiscal year. let me show you some video shot just a few hours ago with our drone team over in eagle pass, that's in the del rio sector, you can see here migrants crossing the river 30 to 40 in this group and there were central americans and migrants from traditional places like haiti and venezuela but there were also russians and chinese in this group and that's what alarms the officials. now, let me show you another piece of video that you teased before the break, this is video i shot with my camera literally patrolling the roads along the border here, you can see 5

chinese just walking up to our car, we directed them to the officials and they were taken into custody but they are 920% in chinese nationals crossing illegally here in the rio grande and it is because of so many coming from so far away it's alarming texas dps lieutenant chris oliveras who we spoke to yesterday, reason. >> the chief took knowledge that there's no operative control as well as security really shows you the fact that because of the policies we are seeing massive increase of mass migration as well as drugs coming into the border and cartels have been able to become more powerful than ever before. >> this is the most alarming part. you look at cbp data released for the number of migrants hitting terror watch list there were 16 past february bringing total fiscal year to 69. you see there for fiscal year

2023. if you look at the first five years between 2017 in 2021 there were only 26. they are on pace to be last year's 98 and that has authorities very concerned. those are just the ones we know, mike, not the one that is have gotten away from the ports of entry and that's very concerning to very many here. mike, we will send it back to you. mike: alarming numbers. griff, you have been to the border many times. i'm wondering your contacts, member and women on the front lines how they are holding up because there appearing to be no end in sight? >> there is no end in sight and one of the most frustrating parts of all of this and we are two years into just unprecedented crisis numbers from drugs to the number hitting the terror watch list to sheer overall numbers of migrants and what's so frustrating for them is the lack of cooperation we are getting from mexico on the southern side of the border.

amlo saying, the mexican president that the fentanyl crisis was due that american parents were not hugging kids enough. while it makes a good headline, very frustrating for authorities because it's indicative of lack of cooperation of our partner south of us. mike: many thanks. the federal reserve expect today approve another interest rate hike this week as inflation remains high and fears of banking crisis grow following rapid downfall of silicon valley bank. >> we are not going the bail out any banks. there will be a question going forward as to how we deal with deposits over 250,000 as -- as being covered here. but what the mechanism would be if we do at all is something

very much of to debate. mike: more on all of this, heritage foundation distinguished fellow and economics and former white house economic adviser steve moore. >> good to be with you. >> oone of the top sports in washington is blame game. i'm wondering who is to blame for the banking crisis? >> that's a complicated question. i'm going to say congress and this administration that have massively spent and borrowed money at a reckless pace and that has forced the feds to continue to raise interest rates. big meeting coming up this week about whether they'll raise interest rates again. that's putin credible stress, financial stress on the banks. let's hope that we have seen the end of this but i'm not so sure we have. you could see another dozen or so banks announcing next week that they are in similar trouble to silicon valley bank.

>> major banks are stepping in to make contributions, jp morgan, bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo, is that a good sign the private sector stepping up to help the crisis. >> i would rather have private banks than have bailout nation. i'm against the federal government bailing out every big business and every big bank that fails. i just hate the relationship between big business and big government. but the question then, mike, is are these banks intervening because there's fear of a contagion effect. the good news is the banks that you're talking about, bank of america, citibank and, of course, jp morgan. they have hundreds of billions of assets. i have to add one thing because people are nervous. you have deposits in a bank, they are safe. they are federally ensured up to a quarter million dollars, most

americans don't have more than a quarter million dollars. i don't want to see people running out in the bank to take money out. there's no need for that because your deposits are safe. mike: good advice. the fed was aware of trouble with silicon valley bank before all this went down. will there be fallout? >> this is an interesting question. you know, the biden administration has said, this is due to trump and, you know, some of the bank deregulations, no it's not, this is not result of deregulation but faulty regulation. in other words, you see like in san francisco the bank that was supposed to supervise silicon valley bank, they were asleep at the switch. so shame on these regulators for not doing their job and sounding the alarm that the banks were in big trouble. meanwhile, one thing that people are angry about, is you look at some of the banks that are failing, what they were doing,

they were involved in kind of woke esg stuff, we want to solve the climate change problem, we are going the deal with racial inequality, all these things but they took the eye off the ball of being good investment banks and then they got in trouble because they held all the government bonds that aren't as profitable as they were a couple of years ago. mike: to inflation where prices are hitting all of our viewers, everybody in the wallet, food is up nearly 10%, eggs up massive amount, fish, milk and coffee, big items are getting more expensive due to inflation, what needs to be done to provide the american people with some relief? >> it would be helpful if congress stopped spending and borrowing so much money because that's what led to the inflation in the first place. the fed has a difficult job next week because if they raise interest rates that's going the hurt the banks because the banks hold all the bonds that will be less valuable but if they don't raise interest rates that could inflame the inflation problem.

i wouldn't want to be in the federal reserve board. there's no easy answer right now of the right course. i just think that when you have a government that is out of control in terms of its spending, it's borrowing, my god, mike, our national debt is expected over $50 trillion in the next ten years if we stay on this course. it's like an engine that's going over a cliff and nobody in washington wants to to stop it. mike: we heard the phrase soft landing, how difficult before creating another problem? >> exactly. my opinion and i think this is the opinion of jarome powell, their number one job right now has to bring inflation down. we are at little over 6% inflation right now which is improvement of the 9% we had a year ago but that's still a respecting way from the 2% target which is where we need to be. don't forget when trump left office i'm a little bias here, i worked for president trump, you know what inflation was was 1 and a half percent.

we have seen under biden as you call it inflation nation. mike: breaking news here, ubs has agreed to buy credit swiss. >> i saw that. you will see big banks swallow up the smaller banks. this is another concern. i'm concerned with all of the problems in the banking sector. some of the small and medium banks and i'm worried that the community banks are going to be just swallowed up by the really big banks. remember, it's a wonderful life where the little community bank gets -- gets bought out by the big banks. i don't think that's a healthy thing just to have 5 massive banks. i like the old community banks, what's going on in main street america. mike: is usb buying swiss like -- [laughter] >> the fbi offering a

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christina coleman is live with more. christina: her family is desperate for answers, the woman kidnapped has been identified as maria del carmen lopez, a u.s. citizen and grandmother and mother of 7. her family lives here in the los angeles and inland empire areas. they say it has been tough explaining to the children in the family why this loving grandmother is not around. >> i have to tell him that mom carmen is sick. she's at the doctor. christina: lopez's family say she was kidnapped on february 9th while gardening home at pueblo nuevo and say a van pulled up to her house and forced her into the van and drove away. her family says someone called them and demand ransom for lopez. the kidnappers allegedly told them that they would never see

her again if they did not pay up and that was over a month ago and they have not heard from kidnappers since then. so now they are publicly pleading for her safe return. >> we are hurting for our mother and they are hurting for their grandmother. not a bad person. she's a grandma and she's a 63-year-old women woman we all have a mother. it's coming from that -- if they can touch their heart a tiny bit. christina: news of kidnaps after weeks after four americans kidnapped and two of those four victims were killed. lopez is an american citizen who traveled back and forth between the u.s. and her retirement home in the mexican state of colima. the u.s. department issued do not travel warning to 6 regions in mexico due oh ongoing violence and elevated kidnapping risk. colima is in one of those

regions. texas department of public safety also warning travelers. >> our department is urging o especially spring breakers to the avoid those areas because right now it is too dangerous with the increase in violence and kidnappings taking place in mexico. christina: also the fbi offering reward of up to 20,000 for information leading to lopez as her loved ones continue to plea for her return. mike: christina coleman, thanks very much. little over two weeks after alex murdaugh's conviction for murdering wife and son south carolina investigators are exhuming the body of former classmate surviving son who died mysteriously, more on that coming up. an ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ d mine's

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mike: one of the many mysteries of murdaugh family getting another look, the steven was found dead in the road in july of 2015 near the murdaugh family estate. john live with the latest details. hello, jonathan. >> hi, there, mike. the alex murdaugh recent convictions have renewed interest in other deaths in that area. deaths originally presumed to be accidental through online fundraising campaign friends and

relatives of steven smith have raised more than 3 times the money they were seeking to commission an independent autopsy on the smith family's gofundme page steven's mother sandi writes, thank you for not allowing steven's story to not be swept under the rug, we will pursue exhumation and steven smith 19 at the time of death was openly gay and had been high school classmate of murdaugh's oldest son buster. steven's body was found on july 8th, 2015 near the murdaugh family's hunting estate where buster's mother maggie and paul

were fatally shot six years later and informed the smiths about the biden's identity. attorney reportedly contact to offer help. police ruled hit and run but reopened investigation following the deaths of maggie and paul murdaugh.

>> this was. >> he had a clear head trauma injury that looked like it was done by something other than a car. >> attorney who you saw there represents the family of gloria, housekeeper who died in 2018 after what was described as a trip and fall accident at the murdaugh family home. alec murdaugh pocketed money intended for sarah field's money. mike: so this may not be over. jonathan reporting live. jonathan, thanks a lot. >> certainly. >> the western u.s. potentially bracing for another nasty storm system that will bring heavy storm and rain causing increase risk and flooding after weeks of wet weather. meteorologist adam klotz has fox weather forecast. hello, adam. adam: rounds of wet weather for the west coast. not just one but multiple more rounds on the way.

they are seeing on sunday. larger one coming tuesday and wednesday. wednesday. here is what daysaving t we are

by mike emmanuel emperor shannon bremen. china tries to chip away at america's superpowers that ♪ >> we take any potential for escalation seriously progress u.s. condemns his frightening action by a russian fighter jet over the black sea. the international criminal court issues a warrant for the arrest of vladimir putin. ahead of his high-stakes meeting with chinese and president g. will bring a national security council spokesperson john kirby on u.s. relation