[laughter] >> who gets it? will: rachel hasn't even flynn. ed. rachel: and he drank milk and i didn't. will: whisker bomb.com -- >> rachel, i think you win the trophy. you're a trooper. [cheers and applause] will: see you tomorrow, everybody. massive powerful deadly destruction mississippi after two catastrophic tornadoes pour across the state overnight. here's what we know right now. at least 23 are dead and dozens injured. officials hearing those numbers require much higher once a search and rescue crews are getting to their destination. stuff so hold the destruction. emergency workers clearing roads and restoring power for more than 14000 in the state. if they are left try to pick up the pieces from twisters that

ripped across more than 100-mile path. that is in just one state. one resident in roland park mississippi said the town is gone. welcome everybody. it's good to be with you on this tragic day after a storm, a series of storms that hit much of the southeast. we'll be focusing on mississippi in just a second work most of this wrath played out. right now i want to go to well who is in texas who got this nasty weather so the states try to dig out as well. what is it look like there? >> our damage here does not compare it's not in the league where neighbors are seeing. for the navels and check neighbors here in tennessee where i am this morning it is a lot to deal with an elective process. we think straight-line winds are the culprit or the national weather service was inc. 60 -- 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts and brought them several shops outdoor buildings like we are seeing here we have neighbors spending their morning out comforting at one another, going

through these areas that have been damaged and trying to really assess now that we have daylight, the full scope of what happened here but with thousands of people throughout tennessee straight-line winds absolute made a big impact on the electric grid here. that's going to take some time in this community where i am this morning at least half of this entire county is without power. utility crews say because of the size of the power poles brought down here was going to be through the weekend. we do have several homes without roofs here. with outbuildings destroyed pre-that's the type of damage we are seeing on the tennessee side of things. there is never a tornado warning issued here. we did have the stroke wind gusts associate with the severe thunderstorm warning that we think he did a lot of this damage but of course the national weather service is going to get assessing this to get their official information ruling on what likely happened in this scenario. a lot of pain this morning not only here in the tennessee side of things but just absolutely unbelievable images coming in from our neighbors in mississippi, neil.

then four thank you very much, keep us updated my friend. this was a spot mississippi did receive the brunt of it. do want to remind you this extended not only into tennessee and alabama, but as we speak we have got some thunderstorm weekend warnings i had for texas and alabama, georgia, louisiana course mississippi and tenn tennessee. rick is keeping track of all this, looks like a monster. brexit happened most go through 10 hours of darkness before the sun came up just about two hours ago there across places like rolling fork which is the first time to get hit by this tornado today. very good weather, great news for the search and rescue efforts in cleanup efforts that will be going on here. 80 degrees and rolling fork, tomorrow's severe weather begins to move back in. just to the south of this area. we might see a few showers here

and then monday things will clear as well. take a look at this 40 tornado warnings in the last 24 hours. you see these lines cutting across northern mississippi. it's one of the cells a likely staying on the ground for probably 90 miles as wilt was saying we will investigate and see exactly the details of that. one very large tornado on the ground for a long ways. certainly we had a tornado warning to the southwest of alabama, about 30 minutes ago that storm has weekend. but today a few severe storms again. maybe a tornado or two. nothing like the size or strength of the tourney as we saw yesterday but area scrubs part of southeast we will see that. maybe even we have a chance of that with places like lake erie. southeast tomorrow better chance of severe weather moves in. many receive the bread a chance of that could be better chance for a little bit of hail and some strong winds.

rainfall still to come some spots by the time we get to my date maybe two -- 3 inches here. we have a lot of flooding with the storm that moved through yesterday brought down some rapid heavy rainfall and caused some flooding. but right there were rolling fork is most of the precipitation stays south of it and that's good news. one last thing a quick look of the ahead we have a really active severe weather ear so far. next a big chance of severe weather starts thursday. four -- five days here and then we are already watching the next-door movie across port of the southern plains and that's going to be for thursday this coming week. >> well, no rest for the weary. rick thank you for that. this sums it up it has destroyed the city of rolling fork. that was a comment from that city's mayor. he has been everywhere overnight enjoins us right now, taking the time to assess where we stand,

mayor very good to have you. that pretty much summed up the breadth of the damage you saw was it look like now in the daylight? >> in the daylight looks nothing like it did early last night after the storm. we can see all of the damage that has taken place. my community is devastated at this point. we have folks who are injured. i have friends that i have lost and families that are displaced. right now we are working real hard to make sure those families that are displaced in the children, we are taking care of them and get what they need at this point. looking into my left and looking to my right all i see is devastated buildings, flats and grounds physical buildings used to stand. it is a terrible situation here.

>> and mayer, tornadoes happen of course tornado emergencies were announced last night. there was not a whole lot of time to prepare, was there? >> no. the storm came in quickly. once we got the notice which was on television and some of the chatter with the sheriff and police department if i was able to get on my radio. the time that was on the storm had hit. it was so quick we did not have -- it was quick it was hard to prepare for it. it just happened so fast. it happened so fast and it did so much damage. neil: writes, that looks like complete and total destruction. there's very little little left there from their ports we are getting and what you have been

sharing. that is pretty sweeping and pretty quick. >> yes, pretty sweeping strong storm that stayed on the ground throughout my whole community as a result of that you know, we are where we are right now. we are going to come together in the sitting of rolling fork. we are resilient were going to build the community back to it was. as a matter fact to make it a better community for a lot of people. >> i have no doubt about that, mayor it's interesting to we heard the national weather service thunderstorm warnings this entire weekend as if the poor folks do not have enough to deal with, how are they dealing with all of this and yourself? >> well, we are just trying to make sure to do all we can for displaced families.

and to get them someplace comfortable where they can at least be comfortable. aside from that we are just sharing with them to hang tough. we are going to weather the storm. that is all we can do right now. our community is in an uproar. but we are going to have to work together as a team. i'm fortunate enough in the community is fortunate enough to have good volunteers who have come in from all communities, to greenville, the washington county area, the warren county area. the madison county area. we've got volunteers on the ground boots on the ground. we are just thankful these are here. with that kind of work and that kind of help we can make it. neil: absolutely. got a pretty good mayor to looking out for them. mayor thank you very much for taking the time we appreciate it. >> thank you sir.

neil: in the meantime you know in disasters like the strike the cajun navies always nearby. in fact right now they are th there. it's the cajun navy president kind enough to join us. how did things look there? >> pretty bad situation as the mayor said. daylight came this morning it's reality is set in how devastating the jump on tonight's of years ago, mayfield, kentucky turn as of 21 it's similar to that. it was a pretty wide a storm. we are told it's this white across the entire length but it's 100 miles wide for the storm activity got wider still. it always did a great deal of damage. but with power out how you reach a lot of these people? a lot of people are stuck. eighty-five -- 100 miles.

neil: incredible. so, to get to them find it amazing with tweeter power outages logged in littered with roads you manage to do that. what are you seeing? tell us a little bit about what folks need there, how you're trying to get them out there, rescue them and all about. >> we have kind of a two prong attack to this. first of all we have a lot of search still going on with recovery and rescue. we have six dogs for for mississippian jew from louisiana that are actively involved in searching right now. unfortunately i think the total is going to rise a little more. there are still people missing. it is just devastation everywhere. the other thing we do supplies for you can see behind of an 18 wheeler loaded here with gatorade, diapers, food, snacks, we just want to get everybody comfortable for a few days as the mayor said.

neil: the mayor was saying he heard him as wealth almost unrecognizable there, the city, the town was virtually entirely destroyed. so, to reach those people and get them to safety word you bring them and where is the safest place to go? >> right now there is a tractor supply on the highway up there when there is a staging area for everybody is at. right now we have teams for survivors there pulling out and we have groups taken them on atvs or trucks back to the temporary staging area where right now we are trying to get as many survivors out as we can. once we get them to that temporary staging. right there, we make sure their food, water and stuffer their babies if they need it. right now we are ill in a rush to get the remaining survivors out. >> i am sure, you do the lord's work. we heard about these tornado

emergencies that were announced last night and believe 8:00 p.m. central time, your time. people really did not have enough time because no servant was emergency warning relayed, then it was on. could you tell us a little bit about how it all went down? >> yes. we kind of had our advance warning five or six days ago there's going to be a system to come to the area. twenty-four hours ago we had pinpointed the greenville area, mississippi which is a little bit south of where rolling rock is. the problem is tornadoes are different that her name. can you can prepare ahead of time you notes coming to your area you can move and get away. the problem with our tornado is there's no place to go sometimes. and unfortunately this is just nature and there's not not much you can do. >> you are doing a lot and a lot of your men and women help you

out these men and women and their kids are looking to the savior right now and i can see why. thank you very, very much for that. we want updates on some other information concerning the swath of storms. as i said this tornado watch that was in effect had gotten very little advance warning. there was a fear this type of activity would sort of light up the skies. but not to the degree we ultimately saw. we do know of one tornado that did touch down as well in the fort worth, texas area. i named as i mentioned a little bit earlier, this is a busy season is trying to seize it. severe tornado season goes to march, april, may. often times it extends well beyond that. we can tell you right now they've already prepared other states in and around mississippi to be prepared for a busy thunderstorm activity. that was for the states of alabama, parts of texas,

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neil: all right our response to that iran attack in sierra that killed an american contractor and injured scores more. of course this on the heels of iran providing weapons, jerome's to help the russians in ukraine. the response from the white house and where this is all going, lucas tomlinson is there. neil, good morning american soldier was wounded yes tractor running back fighters launch more attacks despite this retail trade attacks by u.s. forces in sierra. president biden waited from canada. let's make no mistake the united states does not comment does not emphasize competency conflict with iran. but, be prepared to protect our people.

that is exactly what happened last night. you're going to continue to keep up our efforts to counter terror threats in the region in partnership with canada and members of the coalition to defeat isis. >> are roughly 900 u.s. troops in sierra right now for the top u.s. general for american forces in the middle east said they have been attacked nearly 80 times since president biden took office. lawmakers would like to see the biden administration step up it's her child tory attacks and strike back harder, neil be the president's message about not wanting conflict with iran was a talking point at the pentagon at a by the administration's pivoting to a church until china and there's a war on ukraine. >> our focus in sierra is on the defeat isis mission and that will remain our focus. we do not seek conflict we do not seek escalation but the strikes we took last night were intended to send a very clear message that we will take the protection of our personal seriously we will respond quickly and decisively if they are threatened. ask before leaving canada

president biden and vice while president trudeau announced an agreement that allowed officials in both countries to turn away asylum-seekers at unofficial checkpoints along the border. something was already on the books, neil. >> lucas, at the white house thank you for that my friend. in the meantime there's another deadly border incident. this one though could have easily been prevented. more after jus this. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. working with newday, my va home loan benefit allowed me to keep my money in my pocket. and my service was my down payment. i talked with newday

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neil: all right, often his human smuggling is on the border. but this was particularly tragic and totally unnecessary. the details from alexis mcadams and mission, texas. what happened? proxy neil good morning fred yesterday in south texas is more than 100 degrees even harder inside of the train cars there

near uvalde, texas for the migrants were found. we are told by sources this is part of a human smuggling incident after they got the migrants and from mexico here into the united states were trying to bring them and even further on a train cars it was so hot inside his car as they said they could not breathe then someone called 911. >> these individuals, we don't know if it was the individuals in the container they called 911. we don't if they called a family who then called 911, that is what law enforcement trying to figure out now. but the train was stopped here near uvalde, texas after the got a 911 call letting another migrants inside the train cars there. we know at least two migrants have died in 15 others stated serious medical attention pretty to the heavy police presence there on the ground after the migrants were found suffocating inside of the cars on friday afternoon and that sweltering texas heat. sources tell fox news is part of a smuggling incident to get

those migrants into the united states, on those trains. we are told this is where the migrants got on the train. know that drone video in eagle pass, texas for that live look for fox room team of the area shows were some of those trains are usually parked. we know from being out of there pretty much always light up there so it's easy for some is migrants to get on. we have covered, neil, the pass of the migrants inside of those trains that evacuated when officials have found them before they move through work to get an update on their condition with these migrants and that smuggling incident we wanted to mention as you remember just last summer more than 50 migrants died near san antonio, texas after found in the sweltering heat inside of that large semi trailer truck. it is something that goes on pretty much all the time in the southern border. >> i remember that one, thank you with that. i want to go to lieutenant the texas department of public safety. chris, it's always good seeing you even under these type of circumstances, my friend. what happens to those who are

processed from that train or on that boxcar? or all of these other cases, the survivors, how are they handled? >> is all going to depend as far as the severity of injuries. the worse their injuries answers are there will be released in the country once a release of the hospital. they will more likely be deported back depending upon what country they're from. in this case i'm not one 100% sure were some of the immigrants working from there if they are from chances are the be title 42 and sent back to mexico. these events can easily be prevented if there consequences in place of their policies in place that would prevent illegal immigrants entering the country illegally. these don't care for the safety or the lives only care about is generating profits most of those dangerous criminals mexican

president they do not have any influence and mexico they do not have any control over him. i am wondering what you make of the texas congressman who says maybe it's time to get american troops involved to deal with justice cartel activity. to prevent what we saw happen on that train, what you think? >> we've got use every tool and resource we have and if that means using military and some of these cases especially gathering intel, locating the at mass-producing fentanyl in mexico for anything we can use help stem the illicit drugs coming across the board is very beneficial for benefits or to the state of texas and beneficial to the country. the governor is made very clear last year to these organizations at the state level forced out we did some acknowledgment, some accountability from the federal

government to acknowledge these organizations are what they are that's exactly what they are is terrorist organizations. so again i'm a big advocate for it. i know it will be very beneficial to our state into the entire country we need to go after these organizations win to take action now, now that we have the momentum on our side we need to go after them and stop the illicit drugs from coming across killing americans at record level. it chris, while i have you or aware the president was in canada with prime minister among the many things they discussed was tightening the border, the northern border. in the some of the incursions that he picked up a seam they are a fraction of a fraction of what you're dealing with. what did you make of that? and in part of you wince and say boy we could use a little attention down here? >> most definitely. a coarsening of this is the epicenter of the whole immigration crisis, humans are in crisis, national security

threats, whatever you want to call that we've been dealing with this for the past two ye years. they're coming to agreements for the border is a slap in the face did not like texans but the entire country. the illicit drugs coming across the border in texas nothing is being done there's no acknowledgment there's no strategies to put in place no agreement at least with the government and the mexican government for cartel organizations and stop the flow of drugs coming across and mass migration. we do not see advancements that we saw. keep in mind too, we have yet to hit the summer months we will see triple digits as far as the heat. we are going to see more of these tragic events unless there's something done by the federal government they need to take action right now is the time to do it. >> it is 24/7 via grist for your men and women, thank you very much my friend appreciate the update. >> thank you.

sweet we have got an update from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. their storm prediction center in light of these tornadoes that have claimed at least 23 lives in most all of those two dates in mississippi. saying severe thunderstorms were not only possible but probable for the remainder of the weekend from far east texas and central into southern and central mississippi, alabama, and georgia. they added large hail and damaging and more tornadoes appear possible. we will more after this what play is that? ♪ when you play here... no backboard! tuck your elbow. ♪ fade away! weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action! gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgrass.

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be all right, there was another last night besides a storm. a chocolate factory in pennsylvania exploded. we note that a number of people still missing. update from authorities there, let's listen. >> utilizing we appreciate the help very much. >> how our first responders holding up? >> they are doing well. we are rotating individuals out as best we can. again, we are getting a lot of help from outside agencies which we appreciate it is helping with keeping officers fresh at the scene. >> the communities gathered together to get food, give coffee, give them substance they

need. i was they're out working late last night with state troopers and whatnot come back in this morning at 7:00 a.m. we are restarting but we've had local businesses willing to donate food, dropping off coffee it's all we can really ask for at the moment could we really appreciate all the effort and everything doing for us for. >> a person was found how are they found? >> they were found in the ru rubble. >> any update on their condition? once again i have an update on their condition right now progressing injuries at all questioner. >> cannot >> they did the moment. >> discovered by rescuers? could you describe what the search and rescue efforts look like right now on site? >> right now they are beginning to move debris and what their junk methodically but they want to be as careful as they can. they are utilizing canines and also imaging equipment to help with the search recovery.

expect fema and the do you think that might be. [inaudible] because i'm not sure unfortunately that charlotte got out a lot of different people route might've got to the wrong person. you come to us for the updates lean on us to get the proper cans it's all we are asking for. >> the community the significance of the storm contents of this factory. can you provide more contents of this company? >> can convert and speak on it? councilman. parks hi everyone good morning. my name is phil i'm the vice president of counsel. my has been a presence in the committee for decades now. i believe the particular building that we are referencing here was constructed in the early 1960s i believe late 50s early 60s. we did have to access our archives to pull the blueprints

last night in order to get a better layout of the building mechanicals and utilities, where things are. you can do the math early 1960s is 2023 were just talking a good 60 -- 70 years worth of time they have been a member of the community. that specific building missing number buildings on the site that the company owns. and have been a production facility for candy there for many, many years. just to speak about the company in general, they've been a partner community partner with us and west reading for a significant portion of that t time. whether it's donating candy for our easter egg hunt, and like that they have been an upstanding member of the community. every time we have reached out for help like that or donations, they have stood up to the challenge. so it is our responsibility as a

first responders, as elected officials or what have you to give back to them because they have given to us. and we are on it. we are on it whether it's chief holden or the mayor, we are on it. we have all been up late last night most of us were on site. this is not what you want to have to deal as a community unfortunately but that is why you have emergency service personnel and got their plans through have the financial resources we need to leverage and get things done. so unfortunately the weather will not be great today. but the recovery efforts will continue. and so, to echo the mayor and chief holden's words, please come to us for the information so again we do not know how immersed are confused with our numbers. we are hoping to have more updates like this as we progress. it is an evolving situation.

it is beyond tragic hopefully soon we'll have more updated numbers. thankfully, someone was found alive. someone was found alive that was in rubble and not knowing whether they were to live or d die. and fortunately we found that person they got a second chance. hopefully fingers crossed we will find more. and if not we will have to come to that additional support in the worst case scenario meeting someone has passed away. it's a tightknit community. palmer is part of our family for. >> yes absolutely. we appreciate your time. we need to get back to our family and start helping them. thank you very much. >> jim an update on what may have caused this? i know you have a huge clean up ahead requesters investigation

continuing and ongoing unfortunately do not have any causal reasoning at the moment it's going to be in all we can effort. >> we're just updating right now on this chocolate factory explosion that was caught by a monitoring camera some blocks away. they do you know of two people who were killed. we note several injured, nine are still missing that is the extent of it. but again no clear indication as to what caused it. everyone -- but some said it look like a natural gas exposure they don't know their looking and hunting for potential survivors there not giving up but again this factory looks like it was quite destroyed. again west reading, pennsylvania pretty find out more will pass that along. now to the other tragedy unfolding right now, waking up and seeing the extent of the damage from tornadoes that ripped through a four state a area. but did the most damage in mississippi. recent does this sort of thing and chasing the storms to get

the latest enjoins us right now. he was in the thick of all of this and then trying to deal with people who are stuck after this, chris, what can you tell us? >> i will just tell you it is something you never see again. u.s. he turned it on drop right in front of you an open field and you see it rolling straight for town. as a small tornado it instantly becomes nearly a mile wide tornado. it's something you never want to see it's on the worst-case scenarios that you can see as a storm chaser. when you are one of the persons into a town, you are the first responder most times. he ate what did you encounter? i heard the cigarette and think of it obviously, this thing massively grew in a matter of seconds. could you explain what you saw? >> it was just so quick. i know my phone went off about five minutes prior member fiber

tenants prior to it hitting or rolling fork. as soon as the phones went off it was going into town. i never heard any tornado sirens i am not sure if they have tornado sirens but man, let me tell you it had so quickly got into town everybody i personally talk to i know i had some people with me it took them 45 miles south to a nearby hospital there is no emergency responders there yet. they said they just did not have any warning. it wanted to go when it hit town in those seconds? it would hospital on the left, i am just wondering once that it was everywhere it was 100 miles wide. >> i mean once i saw come down it was a really small code and instantly i have radios in the background the tell me the information on the storm and instantly amount wide wedge report on the ground.

i am shooting back south going to or 3 miles south and come back north. in man, let me tell you it was rough. neil: i'm sure it was. you know chris did you encounter anyone really able to help anyone? you upside your wits about you single out calmer than would in the same situation. but tell us how that went. >> assumes you got into town you cannot get far especially with active lines still on the ground it's raining there's a lot of water on the ground you cannot go far those lines down. but the ones we could get to be running up and down the streets. we got some people in our cars one was from a family dollar they had completely got destroyed and supposedly was a brand-new family dollar. we got her in here and tried to get her warmed up. we got a towel around her, dried her off a little bit we got it up another elderly female into another car. she said she's okay but i got an emt i think he was a storm chaser two and had ent experience that he checked her out. the one i had with me was in

serious condition with non- life-threatening injuries. neil: you know far more about toners and i ever will but i was understanding a few days ago grace national weather service centers and others and put out warnings or could be heightened chance of activity of tornado activity. obviously nothing like this. what do folks do when they get that kind of a heads up? that's very different than immediate indication we have a watch that effect or warning. what do people do and they hear that? this is a season for them after about what do you do? >> i mean if you get an early nap indication three, four, five days in advance make sure you have your storm shelter cleaned out. make sure you have the supplies in your storm shelter. i mean just have a ready kids. have a place to go, make a plan. if you want to call your family make that plant where are we going to meet up? where is everybody? where is your safe place?

always know to have that safe place the lowest floor of the building was interior part of the room or basement. just make sure you have that place to go and that's about the best you can do unless you have an underground shelter. he ate now they're talking about is you know, chris, thunderstorm severe thunderstorm, potential tornado activity and putting it out right through the weekend. not only for where you are but it looks a four or five state radius. i am told that is typical after such severe storms but doesn't worry you? most in this area i don't think it's going to worry me as much enough you go a little further south along that corridor, yes that worries me a little bit. but i do not think this event will compare anywhere to what happened last night. x got it, chris thank you for taking the time. glad you are okay.

chris hall a storm chaser by trading he had a humongous one to follow and catch and dead and survived to tell about it. in the meantime, as we continue to look at the aftermath of the storms i just want to bring you back a week ago we're doing the show the major topic donald trump predicting he's going be indicted, arrested this week that it would come on tuesday. then tuesday came, didn't come, one's income didn't come, thursday, nothing. friday at nothing and now we have indications of minor come at all. these allegations donald trump paid off a former pouring star, stormy daniels to keep her silent about a relationship right ahead of the 2016 presidential election. former deputy assistant attorney general, tom what if this doesn't happen at all? at least on this particular case? there is no indictment coming. there's no arrest coming. >> right. look, if that happens i think

new york will fade from the headlines i suspect there will be other prosecutors easier to step into his shoes. there is an investigation as you know going on in georgia where there is of course the special counsel jack smith in washington, d.c. there is no shortage of possible investigations that sure is curious as you have said this week we were already. they're setting up security, barricades outside the courthouse and then nothing. neil: you talk about these other investigations i know and i was trying to get this to unde understand, when there are multiple investigations in this case and the former president where businessmen rank the stormy daniels thing. the classified document there's the other thing about what he knew when he knew about the generate six insurrection on the hill. about the georgia vote controversy and whether he is trying to push officials to make the boat go his way.

is he prosecutors behind those investigations ever go to let say alvin bragg in new york and say could you cease and assist? that's an ignorant question what you are used to them for me. this is the weakest of the cases of legal wise. it's raining on their case parade, isn't it? >> it is. that is in the peculiar thing about this whole new york situation. it is the weakest case against one or president trump. and yet it has been pushed ahead it has been the one in the spotlight at least so far. you're absolutely right if you're the prosecutor in georgia special counsel why is the first case out of the gate the one that will make constitutional history in the united states indictment of a former president the weakest case of them all. i will be surprised if they

called the printed stand here and got down there supposed to act independently not base their decisions on what is best for prost resident trump is got to cross right may be other people average of the district attorney wide move ahead one of the weakest case of the ball? >> apparently there was discord about how far to proceed whether they even have a case to proceed. i'm wondering what you think happens here? >> i still think the new york d.a. is going to move ahead. thought it's going to happen this week president trump but it was going to happen this week it didn't. i still think it's more likely than not it happens but i think frankly he's gone too far to turn back now. i do think they're people within his camp sync pump the brakes a bit. certainly a lot of liberals and opponents of president trump aren't saying that publicly you should not go first. maybe he will string it out a few more weeks for it maybe will

delay it long enough to let georgia go first for example. but it will be interesting i still think an indictment is more likely as not but i'm not as certain as i was last week at this time. the former president is speaking at waco, texas at the rally, which i played this one. the result of the rallying the base around him. to protest the sort of thing. he has also crossed the line one showing up that that he is making a tenuous situation all the more so. what do you think? >> i agree it should not be doing that. look, if i'm his lawyers i would

say this is absolutely presiding over one of his cases. loosely threatening the district attorney that serious. judges will take that stuff seriously. as a direct threat on the prosecutor. time and history. the place that in our society is no place for threatening whom we disagree with her doing. love like waiting to go here that is yet to pan out. we will see. always good talking to my friend, thank you. thank you, neil. eight in the meantime were followed in the case of tiktok

when he shut it down outright port mobilizes to the point we should be the chinese threat. the ceo is doubling time convincing bipartisan group that he comes in peace and tiktok comes in peace. it is not a security threat. let's just say florida congresswoman and one disagreed. >> you expect us to believe that you are capable of maintaining that data and privacy security when you're 50 million americans you can i protect the people in this room? you could not take action after 41 days when a clear threat, a very violent threat to the chairwoman of this committee and the members of this committee was posted on your platform. you know you cannot protect the data and security of this committee or the 150 million users of your app because it is an extension of the ccp.

make the congresswoman with us right now. remind me not to get on your bad side, congressman. [laughter] i felt almost sorry for the guy right now because he did not have any answers for you or you republican and democratic colleagues for this ecb the chinese communist party does sort of pull the strings here and dance the parent company is the one through which that is occurring keep trying until you know, that is not the case. you did not believe in looks like an overwhelming majority of your committee members did not believe it sort of cisco? [laughter] well, it is true tiktok did the one thing no one thought was possible this year. they brought republicans and democrats together. what you saw this past week was a bipartisan tongue lashing of tiktok ceo and really the practices they have engaged in. not just in creating digital

fentanyl but harvesting our american data and sending it back to the ccp. i think the cat is out of the bag. we know the parent company of tiktok has been harvesting americans data, using it for nefarious purposes. but we need a short-term solution which can be education, figuring out ways to take it off of sensitive networks, et ce cetera. but the long term solution really is a data c/privacy standard nationally that protects the fourth amendment of americans as well as her for >> rights. neil: that would extend to american social media concerns of whom it has been similarly said they spy on you. i guess a lot of young people know that, i can actually deal with that but the lying here, this is china we are talking about, no friend of ours. so where do you think this goes? it's one thing to say shut it down. we've done that for government workers, it is a whole another leap doing a countrywide and

private commerce. how it all work if it came to that? >> well, that's a tricky question we are really dealing with and tussling with up here on capitol hill. there is the private enterprise aspect where you do not want government picking winners and losers. but that is why we are so cognizant of the fact tiktok is not a private enterprise. it is a wholly-owned subsidiary of bi dance which has members of the ccp high-ranking ccp officials on their board. we have made that connection very, very clearly. this is not something that is a private enterprise say like google or meta. even though it might i myself and others have concerns about the usage of meta, others, google do with our data. like i said, or to cisco? we have to find that balance of being in government and making sure we are protecting the constitutional rights of americans, the first amendment rights freedom of expression,

speech, et cetera. but also their fourth amendment we had had warrantless data collection on americans for years. people stand has been collected and subsequently sold. this is something that should not be happening. so we've got to really grapple with the next generation of how technology is influencing our everyday lives. i think we are woefully unprepared for the emergence of ai in our everyday society. but as it relates to tiktok, like i said china is in a long term strategy to harvest americans at data that use it for nefarious purposes. the new asymmetric warfare model is rooted in the intelligence economy in china is dominating it. you may think it's harmless videos and dancing and filters and cute things like that, but actually they are tracking your biometric data for their building a profile on you for they are tracking your keystrokes, getting into your home wi-fi which was exposed in this hearing. then they are turning around and building a long-term strategy for how they would overcome

america if we were to get to that point. it all right congressman thank you very, very much. a lot of people think of it as a dancing trojan horse will see how all this is solved also influencer on tiktok uses this attack on those in congress is going too far, it is unfair it's turning successful american businessmen and women. not hearing. psych! really? dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate. weeds... they have you surrounded. you're just gonna stand there?

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neil: all right, there is still a desperate search for survivors in mississippi this morning the day after a tornado slammed the state leaving at least 23 people dead. some who are still missing and dozens more injured. to complicate things, more than 12,000 are still without power after these twisters tore through. now, one of them believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction that stretches over 100 miles. folks there getting storm warnings in the area and, again,