basics are republicans walk the finest of lines of the biggest of issues heading into 2024. leaked intelligence ricochets from the depths of the internet to the eyes of her adversaries. oco potential republican presidential hopefuls aim to please the base prospect for new abortion rules. >> 20 which is what you would agree to? what's is a tough sell to swing voters and democrats are pouncing blasting a new law in florida. >> yesterday in florida

extremists there signed 86 week band before most women even know they are pregnant. >> and are a gathering brings gop stars to the stage to defend the second amendment. >> we do not need gun control. we need crime control. >> gun-control advocates say a series of recent mass shootings and mean it is time to rethink access to deadly weapons. we will discuss republican's dilemma over these two critical campaign issues with a moderate congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. will get reaction from progressive democrat ro khanna. and then. >> this was a deliberate criminal acts were. >> americans watch live tv as authorities arrested 21-year-old accused of licking intel to his buddies online. the biden administration now facing fallout promising an investigation here at home and cleaning up the mess with allies abroad. retired general general keane joins us on training and access to the nation's intelligence.

blessed biden administration is on a tear issuing proposed rules on everything from privacy to the kinds of cars you can buy it. we'll ask our sunday panel when these rules could take effect in what they will cost you. i'll write now on "fox news sunday". shannon: 11 foxes in washington for we begin this month breaking news of a massive in alabama. local news affiliate reports at least people have been interdependent teenagers birthday party. we do not yet know the number of people may have died. fox confirms treating gunshot victims or officials are saying elation is quote horrible we will bring you the latest as it develops. also we are learning more details about the massachusetts air national guardsmen accused of licking highly classified documents online. investigators believed

21-year-old jack teixeira may have used his access to find out what the military knew about his alleged leaks is now facing federal charges and a mama or bring it republican it nancy mace of south carolina about whether congress should hold hearings about that leak. bill asked retired general jack keane put it all means for the future security clearances. let's first turned to lucas tomlinson with a look at the charges against the accused. >> shan it's up largest leak of highly classified information from the u.s. military in your a decade. the accused back in court this week the president promising a full investigation. >> i have instructed the department to make sure they get to the root of why he had access in the first place. >> 21-year-old airman first class jack teixeira of the massachusetts air national guard made its first court appearance in boston on friday. one day after the fbi arrested him. he is charged with two counts under the espionage act. the complaint says beginning in december teixeira began posting

classified information including photos of documents to an online group called thug shaker central. on the gaming app discord some had top-secret markings. one member of the group said he was like a father figure. >> fl echoes on top of mount everest. i felt like i was above every one else to some degree and i knew set they didn't pray. >> now the pentagon is looking at how many others had access to the military joint worldwide intelligence communications system better known by its acronym. over a million americans have a top-secret clearance but critics say the pentagon allows too many eyes of the nation's most sensitive information. the arrest sees america's attention in the middle of a busy newsweek. florida governor desantis a likely gop presidential candidate signing into law a new six week abortion ban late thursday night with little fanfare. some concern how the new law will resignation with moderate voters. elves are both potential and declared 2024 candidates

speaking at the nra annual meetings in indianapolis. >> as governor i've resisted calls or take up gun control. >> we do not need lectures about the liberties of law-abiding citizens. winning solutions to protect our kids. >> i promise you this, with me at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, no one will lay a finger on your firearms. >> these are expected to be major issues in 2024. shannon: lucas tomlinson reporting live in the white house, lucas thank you. starting to sound south carolina congressman nancy mace. welcome to "fox news sunday". >> good morning. shannon: list of the lake one of your colleagues on the health of this may be a congressional investigation. it may fall to armed services. you sit on that committee. what role does congress have to play on this committee? >> we should be asking ourselves who was keeping watch? here's that young kid a 21-year-old who had access to classified information.

may be largest classified leak in recent history. what was the leadership? i support an investigation on house armed services or house oversight. both committees i sit on today to get more information on how this happened. and i want to know like every other american, who was in charge? each side right now once i was calling him a traitor one side is calling him a hero neither side has the information or they dated to be able to make that decision yet because there's been no investigation. we have not even had our first classified briefing which will happen later this week we are back in session. shannon: he'll be back in court too. there's also the issue of how all these documents were percolating out there on the internet. also journal editorial board says this it is fair to ask of the documents can circulate for weeks on discord and other platforms without u.s. counterintelligence agency finding out until the press reported it. is this another case of misplaced priority by the federal bureau of investigation? so that back and part of the story, who is to blame for the lengthy time it took for us to

discover this? >> at the end of the date ultimately it will be dod and the pentagon who will be to blame for this. the other question is leadership on the ground that this young man worked for. how dhec was he able to take classified documents, it sounds like out of a skiff break take pictures of them, take them home, take pictures and put them on discord. it is crazy to think this was happening. it's clear that no one was watching where this young man was working and what he was doing. shannon: will dig into more of that later on the show. want to talk with the controversial issues now the gop is dealing with. you sought lucas reporting there about the nra beat all the big stars think people in the rain for 2024 or maybe, showed up there. this comes in missed as the hill puts it among a shadow of another round of mass shootings again over network tracking this one out of alabama. the hill says this it puts republicans in a tricky position as they juggle aligning themselves on key issues that bode well amongst their base

while risking alienating another block of voters that have been proven, they can't make or break critical elections. what is this conversation about guns go now? >> what we need to have this conversation i will tell you. every mass shooting there is just silence and prayers are offered, easter baskets are offered but no real solutions. i am a constitutional conservative. but i will tell you, shannon, about a week ago my kids and i were a mile away from mass shooting in south carolina were six people were shocked. without the immediate aftermath of that shooting. all of the police cars and ems be the first think my kids asked me in moments after that shooting is hey mommy, where is the amber alert to let us know we are near a mass shooting and maybe we should have taken cover? or maybe not left the house so we can be safe? republicans can no longer be silent on this issue. i sent about the second amendment there plenty of things that we can be doing besides offering prayers and silence. some sort of amber alert for

example to let the community at there's been a shooting pain strengthening our background checks is something the vast majority of americans support. hardening our schools, churches, synagogues so there is deterrence so when a potential mass shooter enters a place they know that maybe they are not going to make it through because her bullet doors, bulletproof windows. those kind of common sense things are all things every american on either side of the aisle can get behind. but yet, every time there's a mass shooting in their increasing every year, every week, we do not say anything when we want to bear bury our heads in the sand and hope it goes away but guess what it's not going away. i see it i'm a very purple district even though i'm in south carolina. it is an issue that continues to be a problem for republicans. we have not learned anything from midterm elections if we are going to sit here on our hands silently not offering any type of solution to reduce gun violence in our country. shannon: mode you say about -- this bipartisan legislation it got through that the president

desk last year. there are places there been incremental changes. jon cornered by the chief negotiators that the top republicans in the senate, i do not know there is an appetite. he talked about hardening target a lot of people on the left was a don't talk about that, we don't care about that it's not going to work at only about the guns. is there any common ground for this on capitol hill right now? >> of the vast majority of americans there is common ground. now both sides whether talk about abortion or gun violence both sides attended dig their heels in and not offer any middle ground for every working gun violence issues for a number of years as a state lawmaker. and now is a member of congress. i'm trying to show a way we can do that. what are the us their issues we haven't strengthening our background checks is of all these databases of the federal and state level that are all over the place for this not piece of software you can merge all that information together to know in 60 seconds whether this is a bad guy trying to buy a gun. it does not have to be complicated but we need to show leadership on sensitive issues.

these are issues that motivate our constituencies and voters especially independent voters. and shanna, quite frankly republicans have not won the majority the popular vote in years when it comes to the presidency rate that is something we need to work on and do better this is an issue that we can went on. shannon: 's clear one of the issues you think the parties are doing well is the issue of abortion as what you say your prayer life i want to read that susan b anthony pro-life american list has shipper they say yes you voted largely pro-life. that confusion is using out certain protections for unborn children undermine thoughtful strategy of pro-life members of congress who are working to push back against extremism of pro- abortion members of congress. so, how do you define pro-life question authority set the limits word you sent restrictions and exceptions appeared. >> i find it ironic susan b anthony would attack me a victim of right i advocate for women who have been raped that organization will no longer talk to my office about pro-life

legislation because i am talking about birth control. some of these groups have gotten so over the top and extreme. we need to find a middle ground on this issue. i have a great pro-life voting record. somebody stances we have taken, especially when it comes to rape, incest, protecting the life of the mother is so extreme the middle independent writers right of center at left of center cannot support us. again i represented purple district. i talked to a vote of the other day and she left the republican party of this issue she's an independent voters she is pro-choice. her gestational limits are up 14 weeks. i am a pro-life legislator i met 15 -- 20 weeks for this a lot of middle ground pretty think it's important and how we talk about these issues. and offer solutions we've got 14 counties in south carolina do not have a single ob/gyn doctor. if we're going to ban abortion what are we going to do to make sure women have access to birth control? how do we improve adoption

services in our country? what about the kids that are not wanted? what about her foster care system? what about getting nurses that can treat women who need ob/gyn care in those rural areas. what are you doing about getting birth control over the counter pharmacies. there are a lot of things we can do to protect life and not alienate the independent voter. as it susan b anthony's is too. >> my missing they have the problem with birth control. for them it's issue of abortion. i want to put a couple gallup polls here. to look at where americans are on this issue we hear the majority of the country is pro-choice, to think that way the last few years he's recent polling about whether it should be legal under certain circumstances 50% of americans in a 13% illegal in all circumstances. the people who clearly have issues. many look at the trimester framework, by the timing of the second trimester a majority of americans in this poll 55% of them say they think abortion should be illegal that's hitting the 13 week point. here's what senator graham said about how this is being handled

last week on "fox news sunday". >> if you are pro-life you need to explain what that means. here is what it means to me. i want to protect as many babies as possible. i want exceptions for pregnancies as a result of rape, incest, the life of the mother is in jeopardy. the family can decide. i do believe in common sense restrictions on abortion. that is where america's out by the democratic solution when it comes to abortion is taxpayer-funded abortion up to the moment of birth that is barbaric. that is like china, that is like north korea pregnancies among other to say republicans are failing because they are not clearly articulating their positions and they are not clearly articulating the democrats positions either. is that fair? >> i would agree with that but i think that is fair. but what i saw also left or the midterm elections i saw us lose the seats waited. i actually made this issue a cornerstone of my campaign but had an ad about rape talking about exceptions because i wanted voters to know where i

stood on the issue. fred op ed said that a number of interviews. i have made very clear what my position is. rather than winning by at one point which is why when my two years ago i first came to conversation up winning by 14 points because i clearly articulated where i was on the issue part even though i am pro-life i represent a pro-choice district. and i saw the tide change after roe was overturned mildly pro-choice to being vast majority of voters being pro-choice after roe v wade it change the entire electoral environment and 22 for outside basis hundred grams comments and positions i have taken we have not learned our lesson from the midterm election. shannon: you are saying you can embrace it and talk about is selling tech but increasing emerge in there. is it just to think gop lawmakers and candidates are not articulating this carefully? or should they say with the issue altogether? >> they should not stay away from it. they should be vocal and articulate where exactly they

stand to try to find the middle ground premier chocolate rape and incest the vast majority of people absently agree. talk about a 15 week band, most people agree with that as well. birth control, these are all things women support where both are watching and said it seems like and feels like were burying our heads in the sand put into my stick my head out and take a position are taken very publicly publicly. republicans will call me privately is and what bill do you want to do with me? what press conference? they're silent it's forgets its tone deaf we are afraid of the issue because we are afraid of her base? but that is not with the base is. i prime rate last year i would argue the point person beat president trump in a primary. i wanted by nine points for this is been my position all along. i've not change who i am. i've stood my ground on my principles and my beliefs. and we won resoundingly. shannon: will see how the republicans take that tact thank you for being with us again.

joining us a retired four-star general jack keane. general, great to have you back. we will not ask about abortion but about the leak and always of things going on. i want to play something former's defense secretary at mark about the suspect. looks like most about do not understand why 21-year-old national guardsmen had access to some of the highly kept secrets of the united states. in particular finished products of the joint staff are from the cia operation center projects apparently general this is part of his job. but do you worry there's overproduction is some classified information? up to a million people in the stench of access for. >> urgently. do not think it so much about his agent. it's the issue does he have a need to know? on the surface of it and looks like he does not have a need to know. he is a tech support are helping to make a system work. as yet have access to all the information on the system to help make it work westrick that's a question that obviously needs to be answered.

the second thing is clearly the security issue itself. after snowden from what i understand we thought to stop the thumb drives being used babe operating these networks. they cannot take out information from them for this otherwise to take information out. think initially he was taking notes on it. while he still got out of the facility with this note somewhere on his person. secondly i think he began to make copies of it. if you are going to do something in the system, listen i am not an it person. i think you can have a system alert if someone is going to transfer information on the system to some other vehicle, even a copy machine. maybe that person is authorized to do that based on a position that they have. other people there should be a default system. so the security is an issue. we were blindsided by this for the intelligent services are blindsided. the pentagon is. we have got to get to the bottom

of that for the fbi's counterintelligence, our intelligence agencies surveilled the american people. but the fbi does that. that has got to be answered also, why was this out there for such a long time in such a volume? we did not detect it. our immediate detected it. shannon: want things that came out of missing and not been officially verified but haven't leak, "washington post" reported on the site shows us taiwan is unlikely to thwart chinese military air superiority and a conflict they talk about the tactics china uses the valiant ships or military purpose that has eroded u.s. spy agencies. they are all kinds of things and come for the shore worries about taiwan and china. how worried about you on tensions in that region right now? boxers no way taiwan can defend itself against china. you pick the system, missiles, ships, submarines, airpower, but they can propose some costs they

could not defend adequately against it with that is why they need allies and partners in the united states. what we are trying to do here is prevent a war. instigated taiwan, the united states and our allies we have to essentially referred to as years and did successfully can soviet union that is effective military deterrence. so they see that and recognize the cost is too great and the outcome is uncertain. that is effective deterrence and shannon, we do not have it. the in the pacific commander said this is a dangerous situation we are in right now. we have to move with the sense of urgency to fix it. there is this issue on the federalist notes with so many people been talking about u.s. weapon stockpiles are deadly depleted our industrial debates is tax appointment unable to deliver $20 billion in promised military supplies to taiwan. with a chairman mccall singh

three years ago signed off on stuff that is not gotten to taiwan. so china knows that part of the deterrence is not in place. listen, the defense department is put together some kind of tired team to go after this. we are going to have to move from dealing with ukraine has pulled back a scabbed for us. trying to keep up with ammunition that flowed into ukraine which is very different than the ammunition we would need and the weapons systems to deal with china. but the fact is our industrial base is not adequate now to go to war. it is struggling to support ukraine. against china as we've seen in the exercises we played. we've go out of ammunition in a week or two. we have to move to a war footing even though we are in peacetime. war footing in terms of the defense industrial base traded listen, here's the l thing in the room. we have a defense but the administration is touting is a

largest defense invasion history. that is true pretty much every single year keeps going up. i don't think that is all that factual. the truth is and when we were dealing with the soviet union the average percentage of gdp the defense budget represented was around 6%. our sitting is around 3% virtually half of it. we cannot get there with that kind of a defense budget and actually the defense budget that has been proposed is below inflation rates. it's actually the rhetoric is right that thing with china. but china is looking at what is reality? reality is how much money are we putting on a problem questioning we cannot solve the defense industrial base problem us to put money on that paid the industry to go to wartime footing start working multiple shifts seven days a week to solve the problem. >> you better than most exactly how long that takes get up and

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for 2024 extent of the syndicate outnumbered coast off of the new book serenity in the storm, living through chaos by leading on christ. kayleigh mcenany performer democratic presidential candidate john delaney former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell josh holmes. bloomberg news white house editor mario parker. good to see well this morning. secretary pompeii was out for now. someone who is not yet in but a lot of people think he will be as ron desantis he signed a new abortion bill he's heard by congress political report that despite desantis marked the bill's six-week band with 11:00 p.m. to eight not a press event that accompanies a signature policy achievement. this may be the financial a top republican voter salting finance to presidential bid of the santos his extreme positions on social issues they quote the missing because of his stance on abortion and book banning myself and a bunch of friends you

invite everyone of the donor classifying core gop issues i don't think this is the issue of the corporate media's governor kemp who signed extreme use similar law but that did to the center of the electric in georgia for republicans losing at the federal level, he blew them away in the state level as did all the state legislature issue that people extrapolate on a federal because really, really motivates a liberal faith financial side with that pro-life supporters will say look at places like florida, look at places like ohio or texas with the governors have pushed through tougher bands and

awarded triple digit wins. consequently problem hurt desantis and his donors is not affected issues that you are reading the tea leaves in hedge their bets. look at the timing the surgeon former president donald trump's polling you see the rubber hitting the road there. desantis us to figure something out in terms of her as a to voters to look past the primary on the electability the general election. >> former president trump is facing a lot of legal issues but what folks have forgotten about it is by politico this indictment a civil trial for rape beginning in 10 days be scott much of his own making of the civil lawsuit accusing him of sexual solace flown under the radar case is going to federal court 10 days from now monday april 24. he has got a lot of legal plate. >> he does. he could do best he's running

for president is say we are talking about me but we should be talking about you, the voter in my case for 2024. as a bit of a missed opportunity found the indictment had network news channels covering his speech. that was a moment to feud started out saying that exact line this is about me it should be about you. six people have died in nashville. six christians we need to have a conversation or protecting your schools. we need to bring down inflation, draw the conch trust. as any presidential candidate knows who do not want this to be a referendum i knew that his choice toward living to the american people for the bestie can do over the next few months and years he makes his case to the american people sent right back to the american people. >> i citizen statements resident indictment along potential future charges in several ongoing investigation puts them in serious legal jeopardy it

helps to solidify his standing with his supporters and grow his campaign war chest. he is up 20 points at least in those polls on ron desantis a distant second in many beyond that but the money is pouring in by the millions as well. >> what he has going for him is that it does not appear like the republican field will be small. it feels like several people are getting in the race. that it's a huge advantage for former president trump. a divided field he gets his block of voters and he wins. the best chance the republican party has of defeating trump is to have one or two people in the race. but the real question, shannon, you mentioned the rape trial coming up. there is like a wave of additional legal matters coming. will the weight of these things over time, they help them in the short term, what is that saying? all press is good press is getting them in the headlines saying he's being attacked by

liberals and all that stuff. but the middle of the road voter in the republican primary is the weight of the legal actions just bury him and give another candidate. that's a question is too early to tell but that would not surprise me. >> the meantime were so when you find out at the current president is going to run again. this has been his explanation so far. >> are you saying that you would be taking apart and her upcoming election 2024? >> guy who's pushing them out for. >> help a brother out make some news for me. >> is not planning on running out were not prepared to announce it yet. lessie's incidents and license him but i like how jill, the first leg is looking around like what is he about to say? check it out what is he rolling out there? >> if you look at the white house has been going the past couple of months and use wentz,

you'd see the semblance of a reelection campaign starting. his trip to ireland this weekend which he told reporters he was reinforced by being at his ancestral homelands. his phrase for you see him say finish the job as well. so if you squint you can see reelection starting to take place. all of these crises that keep confronting the white house, what's the best time to push the button? >> and summarizes brilliant politics. music is entities? >> he is a real feel for retail politics. and there he is with our broker but is a casual easter thing. and it just kind of says it. [laughter] >> it seems very normal. people know he's running and it's actually honest. >> xes came out that report he is banking on a later announcement and then he says relatively sinuous republicans to look chaotic, discordant and him to be the president who is leading. which is why we have to quickly

signal information from senior people in governor desantis political organization want to put this out there regarding the donors. he said donors do not set policy. this disagreement did not matter to him on the heartbeat villages on the throw this out here. june a million dollars he is elected one and 20 million is what he has paid small donors across the country would argue are fueling his coffers they support his politics. >> is showing up at places like hampshire and other places he is going now. the timeline on all these guys we wait. the panel coming cap out. first of my first guest up a huge backlash of soup he called a prominent senator in his own party to resign. some say the move could be about simply boosting his preferred candidate into that see if it were to open up. is that the case question will ask him democrat ro khanna response live, next. manage bs and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health.

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mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production in a sense that has the potential regarding this. it is not trivial it has potential civilizational instruction protects civilizational destruction let me get that out, how would you characterize the threats from ai or do you see them? looks like any technology it has potential good. i can map the human genome and later extraordinary advances in medicine. they can also do extraordinary harm if it designs assistance that do not have human judgment. i think one of the most important thing is to make sure humans always have the final control and we have safety checks. >> the conversations about whether congress should be sending these rules that you enter some other international body doesn't print elected play something from eric schmitt talking to you guys in congress about how this should play out.

>> american ingenuity, american scientist the american government american corporations invent this future and will get something pretty close to what we watched. you guys can work on the edges we have misuse. next you think that is how it should work? let american companies work this out let the ai advance and then if there is trouble congress should get involved? >> you know, i think we need to be proactive about it. we need to come up with clear rules for safety. clear rules is that humans seem to have the final say. but here is a thing if we are not leaving here, china and they are not stopping there building their ai. i think the most important thing is it's american leadership with american values on the technology and it is the american people putting the rules out and not china. his congressman finally talked with the severity solicit social media companies have all kinds of power. we have not been of the come up with any kind of legislation to doubt those issues what makes us in congress get together and ai?

>> it is sad we have not been able to do it on social media. the place we should come together on social media is for young kids. one third of teenage girls in this country of contemplated suicide. part of that is because of social media for this should be bipartisan concern there should be a standard you cannot harm children and people to recognize social media in that way. i think on ai, having a framework saying when safety regulations winning human checks checks is something that should be bipartisan. this should not be a partisan issue. shannon: we will watch for you to see regarding that. let's talk about what you did this week this make a lot of headlines. taken heat for saying center dianne feinstein should resign after weeks of medical care for you also responded to a tweet someone was criticizing about that you said it's just common sense and added this, there is no job i know if you can continue to not show up and people think that's perfectly fine. we live in a democracy. the people are the boss. doubt senator fetterman has been out longer than she has is your

concern just about her or would you say also placed him as well? looks only in washington would you get criticized for saying something so obvious. i have a lot of respect for center feinstein. she has missed 75% of votes this year she has not been showing up and she has no intention. we do not know if she's even going to show up. she has a return date. in contrast senator fetterman has said he's going to show back up on april 17. one thing to take medical leave and come back it's another to just not do the job. the reality is there is a sense you need to have a deference to the senators who have service along pretty competent deference to the american people? how about an expectation if you sign up to be one of these jobs you show up. shannon: a number of folks out there said it's ageism, sexism it may also be a political opportunism issue. i want to something mr. connor's mother made it entirely by >>

mindedness governor gavin newsom is not to point a black woman to ms. feinstein's seat as she stepped down before her term ends in 25. happens to be coat's republican barbara lee's campaign for the seats, mostly as an obvious top contender for placeholder pick. which would give her a huge leg up over rivals in 2024. your response to those who say this is a political situation for you more than a concern for the country? >> i am very proud to be cochair barbara lee's campaign with the strongest antiwar voices in the congress. he was supposed these foreign interventions for governors and can appoint a caretaker produced on up to appoint someone in the current race. i would support the government doing that. this is nothing to do because the caretaker would solve that. this has to do someone who's just not. people been saying in private this is how the beltway it wo works. they don't like it when you call out someone who is in power.

that is why people are unlikely to do it. within so many calls from the american people they say yes, it is right. show up. someone on the record in this town there's always whispering is always a development. thank you for being with us this week too. >> thank you, thank you so much. six up next one the biggest leads in this hectic political week for the biting white house plans for vehicle emissions rules that could change the kind of car that you buy. it is one of the way the administration is using regulations to quietly make changes to your life. we will take a look, next. ve e”" (slurps) thank you. should've used behr. sorry, sign where? no, i said, “should've used behr.” it's got one-coat hide. today let's paint with behr, the #1 rated paint. only at the home depot. wow. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king.

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on a variety of issues touching everyday lives and let include car religious liberty protections for students, conscience protection for medical workers are a lot more back to the pound to discuss a few of the swimming regular touring changes let's start the electrical vehicles. the federalist says this the epa is proposing draconian limits for vehicles insuring 67% of all new passenger cars and trucks produced within nine years will be electric. this is state coercion is undemocratic. we are not governed we are managed, jon. >> turn the clock back 50 years to the passage of the clean air act. the exact same language was u used. and now we have 50 years of data but it says is the benefits of the clean air act to outweigh the costs by -- one. so, i just love to say all of these regulations are going to kill business. if someone is in the private sector of the president's doing with the electric vehicle regulation is just accelerating

what's happening. we sold last year three times and of electric vehicles were sold in 2020. every major automaker in the world has repositioned their future plans toward electric vehicles. shannon: and the government says basically you're not going to have any other option request physically some ways do is allow the private companies to basically say we have been investing in this way. now we can double down there is no going back. all of these companies change their plans for one reason is because tesla which is an american company, was in many ways founded on some government policy that encourage its existence became the most valuable auto company in the world. every single automobile company changed its plans. i think this is good policy pretty finger going to look back and say the president took a major step to accelerate our efforts to combat climate ch change. you are going to see a tremendous amount of investing in the united states because the u.s. is going to be the leader

electric vehicles. shannon: josh, a lot of businesses that we also did this because of regulatory pressure. considered to the clean air act we are still talk about the combustible while you are distilled and with domestic sources of energy. to me there's simply nothing other than perhaps the student loan issue, that better illustrates the economic illiteracy of the bite administration. use taxpayer dollars to incentivize their purchase. at the same time you limit the ability for rare mineral earth that are critical for said carpet up by the way it turns out china has a near monopoly. why don't the auto manufacturing sent over too china. this is a clean air issue pretty sure was drinking we can to clean the air. the sump make an entire domestic problem entirely on china. >> it doesn't have to play out that way we can bring it all

back here. that is because a huge. lexington failure component parts. this a lot that have to happen to make that happen the people i joe manchin her trying to push for that. when to push for the vehicles we've got to have production of them pages not seem to be too happy at how that deal is playing out so far. other regulatory issues the wall street journal has this headline fight and boils the religious liberty frogs for the time of these different rents have had hhs and on religion the bite administration shows no sign of slowing it's a regulatory war on religion paid perhaps because its actions have thus far gone unnoticed. talk of notice of proposed rulemaking's evokes fiancé proposals ought to start outright. they're doing it by the puppets have been quietly and people are realizing there is some significant things at stake. >> no doubt about it. i think this has to be placed in the context of the bite administrations relationship with men and women of faith more

broadly. this is an administration that did not use the word christian after six christians were killed and natural to administration d.o.j. is gone after 34 pro-life individuals many have been exonerated, 81 attacks on pro-life facilities but only two of those attackers were sued. i know jim jordan's going to be asking questions of chris ray on this matter. with these regulations on men and women of faith must be placed in the broader question of the biting ministrations views of men and women. quick to mention jim jordan he and director we have gotten to the issue of whether catholics by this memo in january there is an issue of trapping them or enlisting their assistance to serve as tripwires within the church. there is this back-and-forth and christopher wray that we announce the memo we announce what happened now jim jordan has subpoenaed him to get worried about how we got there. >> absolutely. you're saying jim jordan will they wield the chairmanship of the judiciary.

skeptic committee hearing tomorrow in new york as well. and did condemn that memo. said it was not emblematic of the agency stance. but the optics of it all, right? the optics of the biting ministrations not fulfilling its promise to unify all americans. i think that is was troublesome politically. >> want to consider issues of religion does attract attention pizza panel, thank you very much. we'll see you next sunday for cap next a special conversation about the small group setting that is actually bringing republicans and democrats together every week on the hill. , richly seasoned with cajun flavor. it's a bold new way for shrimp three ways. welcome to fun dining. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time.

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all the hearings, finger-pointing and politics a group of lawmakers meet checking their party affiliation out the door for her weekly bible study. voting records could not be more different but to found a common bond in their faith. >> thank you so much for joining us for this conversation and for sharing something i think most people in this country do not know about. you may vote very differently on most things but you found a connection over faith. >> we have. it is not just us, but a lot of different members republican and democratic alike. people from outside of this part of d.c. would wonder whether that is even possible or not. >> does it affect the way you can work together or try to find solutions? >> absolutely. if you are here to serve others, solve problems to make a difference, then it does not matter who you are working with as long as you are working towards the right goal.

our faith brings us together around that shared mission of helping people. helping those most in need, helping the people that need to be lifted up. >> to ever have a time where there is a heated issue on the floor but then you have a breakfast or one of these bible studies and feel like, okay, we can call a truce. >> the lighter side of things. recognizing we may have a it is a lot harder tu are disagreeing with them on an issue. sometimes that does not seem to translate back home because, in a lot of cases folks on either side of an issue want you to be mad at the other side. we actually talked to one another. we visit with one another. we do our best not to show real anger. it does not mean we don't believe strongly in the issues,

but we are still americans first. >> i know for you, senator, losing your wife, you talked about your faith and this group was a help in a really dark time. >> really. it is one thing to go to work and not have friends there that understand what you are going through, but, in my case, i am in washington and my wife was at home. when the time came for me to be there with her full-time, full support appear on both sides of the aisle. contact saying how are things going. is everything okay? that is critical. it is not just me that has gone through this. down the support appear of people both sides of the aisle saying, look, we get it and whatever we can do to help, you cannot fake that. >> what is your hope in your example of sharing something like this would translate beyond washington to the rest of our

country? what mike and i do often is realize we are both interested in the same issue. we start writing legislation together. we start at a place of common ground. every time we write a law it is a bipartisan law. we have to know and care about one another regardless of what party we are in. >> it's amazing what you learn about one another. other people in your group just based on the way they see it, the questions that are asked in the way other people respond back with their thoughts on a similar bible passage. >> mike and i are the catholics in the group. we ask similar questions. i always understand where he is coming from. it is fun and very ecumenical, nondenominational. it is fun. you learn from people with very different backgrounds and different faith traditions. >> a quick note, my podcast drop this morning. i talk with national pastor about our desperate need for

intimate friendships like the one you saw there. the relationship of david and jonathan at one of my new book. love stories of the bible speak. that is it for today. thank you for joining us. have a great week. we will see you right here next "fox news sunday." ♪ rachel: that the hurt. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thank so much for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm a maria bartiromo. today, weakness invites aggression. communist china threatens and bullies the united states other diplomatic meetings with taiwan after no u.s. response whatsoever to china's provocations, a covid-19 cover-up, a surveillance balloon serving u.s. military secrets back to beijing, efforts to eliminate the reserve status for the u.s. dollar, all aggression met with no response