the 21 abrams tanks should arrive in germany by next month. >> bill: thanks, we'll see whether or not it makes a difference on the battlefield. thank you. >> dana: bombshell revelation putting president biden's 2020 campaign team at the center of the intel letter designed to discredit the hunter biden laptop story pointing to russian disinformation. top republicans now saying the letter was choreographed all the way. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: is it friday yet? >> dana: it is. this is a good show. >> bill: okay. >> dana: i'm just saying. >> bill: i'm on board with that. a bad thing if i wasn't: i'm bill hemmer. happy friday at home. a former c.i.a. official revealing in sworn testimony that secretary of state antony blinken, then a senior biden campaign advisor just a few weeks before the election led the effort to release that letter signed by 51 former intel

officials. republican leaders in the house sending a letter to secretary blinken stating it is apparent the biden campaign played an active role in the origins of the public statement that had the effect of helping suppress the hunter biden story and preventing american citizens from making a fully informed decision during the 2020 presidential election. >> dana: all this coming as an i.r.s. whistleblower is claiming political interference in the hunter biden tax investigation. senator tom cotton saying sooner or later the truth will come out about hunter and the family business. >> very troubling reports that the i.r.s. and the f.b.i. have been thwarted from investigating hunter biden's dealings, as you say are not about hunter biden. a very troubled by private citizen. the truth will come out and why you start to see whistleblowers come out. >> dana: joining us now is nancy mace who sits on the house oversight committee. one of the things if you watch

"the five" and gutfeld and i have been saying for so long is who pushed the 51 former intel officers who are retired but still seek relevance who pushed them to do that? now we're closer to knowing why. >> secretary blinken. the left has been saying disinformation from the right. yet they've been leading a disinformation campaign in election season on and off the election season. this is proof. last monday several of us from the oversight committee went to the department of treasury to look at 170 suspicious activity reports. this is real. this is not conspiracy theory kind of stuff. i've seen it with my own eyes. the allegations of shell companies, prostitution rings. every time we look under the rock there is a dumpster fire and more biden family members than we thought possible. the amount of money we are talking about is astronomical and for years the left has said no one is above the law except

for our president and his family, i guess. it is not being investigated to the fullest extent of the law and it should be. the american people have a right to know. >> bill: two stories running parallel. one is the laptop story with the intel official essential and the other is what you are talking about in the i.r.s. whistleblower. the attorney was talking with bret last night. >> my client wants to come forward. not a political person, not a social media person. he is not coming here with a political agenda. >> he has been at the i.r.s. for a long time. >> he has been at the i.r.s. for more than ten years and a supervise re special agent. a career law enforcement officer who is respected within the i.r.s. and he teaches other agents how to properly do investigations. >> bill: he has been at the i.r.s. for ten years, we know that now. apparently he decided he could not live with himself by keeping this information private. if he goes public that will be a hearing to watch. >> right. i believe it this whistleblower is putting everything on the

line to provide the american people with this information. it should be investigated to the fullest extent of the law. when the left says no one is above the law the american people deserve to right that have them put their money where their mouth is. it should be investigated. we need more information. we only looked at the sars reports for two biden family members. there are several more biden family members that are involved. >> dana: you were at the treasury? >> we found more biden family members involved. more shell companies. the source of funds unknown and why they were paid for and the numbers are astronomical. it is crazy. i'm a centrist. right or left of center depending on the issue. this is real. i've seen it with my own eyes. >> bill: is it possible they're playing the washington game and hunter biden was really good at it and there was nothing illegal? >> there is -- there are many -- several allegations of illegal

activities. when you look at the suspicious activity reports it is rare for a company to get one in its lifetime. we are talking about over 170 reports on only two members of the biden family and yet when we look at those reports, there are multiple -- several members of the biden family of all ages that are involved in the scheme. is it pay to play? you look at the records from the white house and over 80 visits when biden was vice president from these companies and colleagues of hunter biden. it is very suspicious and should be investigated. d.o.j. should be looking into this right now. >> dana: we don't have enough time to talk about the complicated an complex and thorny and important topic of abortion. usa today has an editorial that says the republican party needs to listen to you. if the g.o.p. doesn't listen to nancy mason abortion the party can count on losing big in 2024. bill did a great interview with three republican members of

congress from florida and decided to support trump. one of the issues that i this i the republicans at large aren't talking enough about. you talked about it and asked by shannon bream, do you think that republicans are getting closer to being able to adhere to the principle of being pro-life but also figure out a way to address what america says it wants, more flexibility? >> we aren't there yet one of the reasons i've been so outspoken on this issue. i was encouraged this week to see our leadership in congress say they are going to avoid doing a national abortion ban. that's not where the country is right now. everyone knows donald trump and i have had our differences but even he this week has talked about this issue and being a vocal voice on this to show you can be pro-life and pro women. they're not mutually exclusive. we need to talk about birth control. adoption services, foster care, nurses to rural areas and midwives. all these things we can do for

women and be pro women and pro-life at the same time. we win the popular vote with that. >> bill: wish we had more time. thank you. six minutes past the hour. to the border. 1,000 migrants flooding a bridge in brownsville, texas only to be turned away by border patrol. chaos on the border as we close in now on the end of title 42 which happens in early may. nate foye is in brownsville. what happened, nate? hello. >> when title 42 ends in under three weeks now we are expecting illegal crossings to skyrocket and they are already at record levels through the first six months of this fiscal year. as we anticipate that, some migrants in mexico can't wait any longer. they say conditions are so poor there and what we saw at the gateway international bridge behind me. look at the video from early yesterday morning. it shut the bridge down for hours. troopers, border patrol, local police responding to this. migrants in the video say they are trying to apply for asylum on the biden administration's

cbp1 app but they say it is not working. they say cartels are coming into their camps and kidnapping women and children, which leads to the desperation that causes this. take a look at this next video, bill. to prepare for bridge rushes like that and what we saw in el paso last month, border protection officers in eagle pass held drills this week. you see officers practicing a show of force on one of the crossings in eagle pass. another continuous issue, though, is human smuggling chases. look at this next video. this coming from texas dps in kinney county. troopers arrested the driver and passenger for smuggling migrants and having a stolen handgun. thankfully nobody was hurt in this chase. this week a woman had this message for president biden after her mother and 7-year-old niece were killed in a similar chase. >> amelia's jaw was broken and a gaping hole on the side of her

little 7-year-old head. my mom's femur was broken and sticking out of her leg. mr. biden, you have lost your way. your transformation of this country is just not welcome. >> today democrats on the house homeland security committee are touring border facilities in mcallen coming one month after the same democrats skipped a field hearing that was supposed to be bipartisan. send it back to you. >> bill: nate foye in brownsville. >> think we can use a.i. to make a better future. we can use it to send people to mars. develop new technologies but yeah, it is also scary. there is definitely a risk from a.i. that we need to look out for and regulate. >> dana: college students warning about the power of a.i. they say its influence is growing amongst kids and teens and so is the potential for danger. gillian turner live in

washington, d.c. a topic we need to talk about. we need to wrap our heads around it. help us out this morning. >> and quick. we have to get on top of it. a.i. is only in its infancy. cybersecurity experts say it is infecting nearly every interaction kids have online. those interactions are translating into real world dangers that most parents have never even heard of. recently the world was shocked when a mom warned criminal used a.i. to impersonate her teen daughter and fake a kidnapping. that terrifying scam is the tip of the iceberg. listen. >> this will be a danger air area for parents. it will be so good you aren't getting a 13-year-old trying to pretend to be a 21-year-old. you get an a.i. algorithm that can be a 20-year-old or 30-year-old giving the 13-year-old advice. it changes the game. >> dana: lawmakers are bringing alarm bells as well. senator bennett wrote to tech leaders about an investigation in which a.i. taught a young child how to cover up a bruise

ahead of a visit from child protective services. a 13-year-old had to lie to her parents about an upcoming trip with a 31-year-old man. how to make losing her virginity a special experience by setting the mood. biggest risk to kids how a. asmt is shaping their interactions on social media. >> they're monetizing kids' attention spans and preying upon developing brains. >> a.i. experts say there is a lot parents can do to protect kids but it will take vigilance. >> there are some things parents can do. doing old school things. monitor what your kids do. my kids growing up knew until you get 18 what happens in this house there is no right of privacy. asme owe entitled to see and know everything. that is what you do on the computer and call on the phone. i'm here to protect you from yourself. parents have to get engage. what are you doing, who are you

talking to? >> top three tips for parents from the experts is insist on knowing your kids' passwords, enable parental controls on their devices butted indicate them about the danger of lying online about your age. that is where the hot spot is. >> dana: thank you for the info. we'll take it with us into the weekend. >> bill: previously unreleased vehicle showing a ford f-150 pickup truck going up in flames. how did it happen? >> dana: a violent week. americans shot and killed from coast to coast in a string of senseless violence. is the fabric of our country shredding? >> he didn't care who he shot, who he killed. he was out to kill any and everybody. nd get cash? call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash out loan. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card,

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>> dana: growing concerns about fire danger in electric vehicles. check this out. new video shows a ford electric pickup truck bursting into claims earlier this year. the fire engulfed two other trucks before firefighters could put out the blaze. ford blaming the cause on a battery issue that they say has been fixed. automakers are ramping up e.v. production and the white house is demanding more of that. half of those vehicles sold in 2030 are to be electric. the battery thing, we had mike sommers talking about china and how they dominate the space but these dangers. you've seen it with teslas and e-bikes and happening in cities across the country and many innocent people being killed by these accidents. >> bill: next time you are in new york, folks, check out the e-bikes that are buzzing around these streets.

bike lanes and going 35 miles-per-hour. check that out. >> dana: sometimes they go the wrong way. >> bill: in chicago we have this and across the country. >> he got a couple of bullets in his body. >> for this man to sit on his porch and fire at a car. no threat. it's -- it just angers me so badly. >> he would kill the kids. >> bill: that father lost his daughter in upstate new york this week. america is reeling in random shootings. the violence stemming from reasons like a wrong address or car mix-up. shannon bream is here with a closer look at this. a tough week on this front, shannon. what to make of it now.

good morning. >> you wonder, bill and dana, what is happening in society? there are all kinds of theories about the fact that we're all just on the edge. everybody's frayed nerves over the years of covid and the isolation and loss they suffered. a lot of young people live in a virtual digital world. have they lost the appreciation for real life and for life itself? we also have law enforcement officers stretched thin everywhere. we're asking them to do a lot more work in many cases with fewer people and fewer resources working a lot of overtime. then asking them as they do that job to potentially put together cases that prosecutors will not prosecute. there is a stew of all kinds of really difficult circumstances that have led us to where we are. >> dana: we want to get to the mayor of chicago's comments how he reacted but i think maybe our viewers would love to hear from you about how people should think about this moment overall

if they are faithful people and what do you pray for in terms of for this country? a lot of people are worried about where we're going. >> they are. a lot of people of hurting and brokenhearted. for me as a person of faith i put a lot of power in prayer. i believe god hears us. he is not a god of chaos. he wants people to have healing, to have acceptance, to have redemption and i think so many people are broken. their homes and cities are broken. their schools in some ways feel broken after a couple of years of kids being totally pulled out of their network of friends and people they trusted in teachers and that kind of infrastructure. for me i humbly say i'm not in charge and luckily there is something bigger and better that i believe can guide us. >> dana: brandon johnson, the new mayor of chicago. i'm not sure if this is a with a i to help prevent chaos. listen. >> demonizing children is wrong. we have to keep them safe as

well. have you ever taught middle school? i have. have you ever raised young people? do you understand the risks that young people take just because they are young? we have to make sure we inhaves to make sure young people know they are supported and make sure police officers who put their lives on the line have the resources they need to keep us safe. >> dana: headline and editorial saying the next chicago mayor excuses rioters. friday night and headed into the weekend. >> it's kids who feel they have no resources, no foundation or infrastructure to hear them. i get that. my mom was a teacher for decade and how she dealt with kids at every age. sometimes they're feeling broken but i also think if they are committing crimes. he is quoted as using the word silly. attacking people and destroying property is not silly. most americans agree with all need boundaries. if we be a country of law and

orderer that's what keeps our society and communities together is having boundaries. we know that kids have hurts and needs but allowing this emotion to commit crimes without any consequences doesn't help society or them. it is not kind to them either. >> bill: when he talks about resources for cops, too. hold him to his word and see whether or not he lives up to it. asa hutcheson on "fox news sunday" and at the villages in april for a book signing. >> thanks. see you sunday for a deep discussion on i.r.s. whistleblower and the other things going on and the president relaunching his official campaign. if you guys have been to the villages you know how much fun it is. i'll be there at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> dana: i love the author's photo as well. thank you. >> see you guys. >> dana: escalation of fighting in sudan forcing the united states to consider evacuating

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country. it's quite a mission to evacuate those people. there is a cease-fire now on allegedly for the next three days. i think it opens a window to evacuate the embassy personnel. >> dana: john kirby, the spokesperson yesterday. >> they are oaf trying to get them co-located together for their safety. they're sheltering in place where they are. as you probably saw the pentagon did announce they are moving forward to pre-position some military forces and capabilities nearby just for contingency purposes in case they would be needed for any kind of evacuation. no decision has been made on that. >> dana: chaotic situation, dangerous one. there had been peace in sudan for quite a while. that hasn't held. i wonder if you believe that will the two warring factions, two generals, respect that americans need to be rescued and

keep a cease-fire so we can do it safely? >> well, one would hope so. neither of them have any -- there is no ill will toward americans, if you will. this is a fight between them over who is going to run the country and whether or not they obey an international plan to move to a civilian government. an american convoy was called on. the leaders were told to stop it. at this point the state department has the lead. d.o.d. will be in a position to support whatever way they can. it will be tough. sudan is a big country. international airport is currently closed and shelled in the past. this will be complicated and we'll see how it unfolds. >> dana: russia's group have been arming the militia leader battling sudan's army. russia has its own problems bombing its own city

accidentally today. russia's position here? >> that's been the claim that they are supporting the rapid support forces, the smaller of the two. the rsf is taking on the army vogner is playing a spoiler role trying to gain access and they want key resources and a good degree of corruption that comes along with it as well. i am not surprised that they are involved here. >> dana: let's move to this. i woke up and saw russia accidentally bombed its own city. general keane early whyer today. >> we got tens of thousands of additional fighters that will be added to the 35 brigades that ukraine has. they will take some decisive territory when this offensive begins and make progress. you can bank on it in my judgment. >> dana: mistakes do happen in war. this is a real own goal so to

speak. >> this report about russia bombing its own city sounds a little strange to me. of course i'm inclineed not to believe what the russian government says. but the fact that they released ordnance in the middle of a city. why not do it in a safe mode? a number of questions about why it happened. a distance away from ukraine. i suspect another explanation is ukrainians shot drones at the city and russia doesn't want to admit that they still can't defend against ukrainian drone attacks. again, more information to play out here. >> dana: that is interesting to add to the mix as we wait to find out what actually happened. mark esper, former secretary of defense. >> bill: you might know this. more cameras the next time you go grocery shopping. stores are using facial recognition to crack down on shoplifters but paying customers say it is a violation of their privacy. interesting story with douglas kennedy who runs it down today.

>> violent crime is out of control across the country but some say this solution is more dangerous than the problem. >> the threat to you, this is a threat to your employees. it threatens your whole neighborhood. >> something we've seen before. >> she has been working at her father's grocery store in the bronx since she was 14. what she has never seen before is the level of stealing. >> it is detrimental to our business. we're concerned about our livelihood and being able to keep our doors open. >> in new york shoplifting and robberies are up over 22% from last year. costing business owners like her $3 hundred million. now some businesses are fighting back turning to new technology trying to stop robbers before they rob. a supermarket in upper manhattan announced it is collecting

bio metric data using facial or body recognition software to identify repeat offenders. every time you go into fair way now they are collecting your personal data through these cameras outside. what do you think about that? >> i don't like it. >> why not? >> i don't want anybody collecting personal data. >> i feel like it is an invasion of privacy. why do they need to have my face? why do they need to know who i am? >> it's a way for the government and large corporations to collect some of the most invasive possible information on just about every american without their consent and often without their knowledge. >> the surveillance technology oversight project, a group that is sounding the alarm over the potential proliferation of bio metric data collection. it will mean the death of privacy as we know it. >> this information can be combined with information that's

available on the internet, information in your credit cards and cell phone know who you are, where you've been, what you bought. >> fairway didn't return calls or emails seeking comment. natalie says she knows why they use it. and would definitely using it herself. >> we're desperate. having bio metrics can be a concern for privacy but our concern is the safety of our employees. >> she says her employees and a lot of other employees are simply not safe going to work. back to you, dana and bill. >> bill: interesting stuff. nice to see you, douglas kennedy. we'll look out for cameras. the family of michael shoemaker are suing a german magazine. the magazine ran an interview with the artificial intelligence. using a.i. to pose as the retired driver. they claimed to be talking with him directly revealing after wardist was a chatbot.

he is a seven time world champ and not seen if public in ten years. had a tragic skiing accident. his family says he is recovering after a serious brain injury. this will happen. it has happened. >> dana: i'm concerned about. i don't want to be the first to air a fake video of something political. we are headed into campaign season and i'm concerned about it. just know we'll stay awake at night and think about it for you and check this out, too. twitter making another yu turn dropping a new government funded label that were slapped on major media accounts including state-run outlets in russia and china. what made them change their mind? house republicans pass a bill to protect female athletes from transgender competition. is this a winning issue for the republicans in 2024? a live update on capitol hill next. >> the sport of volleyball, the

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controversial government funded media attack to npr and after they took a break from the platform in protest against the labeling and the blue check marks are in and out and here and there. >> dana: i can't keep up. >> bill: action. >> dana: something happens and wait two days and it won't happen. i think that elon musk made a point. i don't know if the media outlets took it to heart >> bill: these are his ideas and see whether or not they work. >> dana: house republicans passing a bill on transgender athletes barring women who were born men from competing in women's sports. >> republicans hope they have unearthed a wedge issue for 2024. the fight over transgender sports mimics battles over bathrooms at schools. >> you can be whoever you want to be. if you want to be a transgender that's your right. but what about my rights? what about the rights of my daughters?

that is where we've lost our mind. >> a strict party line vote yesterday as the house barred trans athletes from competing in women's sports. republicans say it is ironic that liberals fought for women's rights in sports but now want to undercut women in athletic competition. will it help the gop? >> i don't think so. these are human beings these are kids trying to find their identities. >> i hope we don't politicize an issue like this and recognize these are human beings, often children and we treat them as such. >> bill: democrats and some republicans say the g.o.p. is out of stech with younger voters on guns and abortion. the trans debate is an extension of that. >> they are more likely to go out and vote on election day because they see the negative impact these issues have on people they care about and love. it becomes motivation to show

up. >> republicans believe this issue motivates their core base. it also provides a big boost in fundraising. >> dana: chad pergram, thank you so much. a big topic. >> bill: thank you. listen here. ♪ it sounds like michael jackson, doesn't it? it was created by artificial intelligence. what will it do to the music world? is it legal? kennedy and abby are here. >> super bowl. >> bill: can we start again? >> i am concerned this. we did a story about these fake a.a. tiktok videos and sounds like a real artist. luke bryon was on jimmie kimmel

last night and said this. >> are you worried at all about this a.i. music stuff like this? i with as thinking about this drake and the weekend and thinking you can do that with pop music, dance music. i don't know if you can do it with -- >> i'm scared it may be better than the stuff i've written. it is a real fear, i think. >> dana: that's funny but what about the copyright angles and who gets paid. >> it will keep all ofist in check. a lot of fear that a.i. will run rampant and control humans and society and ultimately be our doom. the courts will stand in the way of that. a.i. spits out what you feed it. it doesn't have a soul or feelings. it is fed millions and billions of elements of information. so if you are feeding someone else's information and you have artists and authors and photographers who don't like that their stuff is being spit out and regenerated they will sue the a.i. companies and it

will be a giant back stop here. >> to your point the fact that there is no soul. that's what will be the huge thorn in the side of the music industry. when you look at it, why do you listen to community? it is to connect with the artist. luke bryan has gone through a lot. he has had tragedy and gotten through it. when you listen to his songs wow, he is amazing. i think we have to look at it, if it's a.i. generated play list on spotify. you get artists in different conversations and play lists that they might not be. when it comes to the song music is art and you want to connect to the artist. you might have watched an mtv interview and love the artist you interviewed and want to listen to their music. it is a complicated conversation. >> bill: we want to play a game. ready? let's go 4 and 5. we won't tell you who this is. but you will tell us whether it's artificial intelligence or

whether it's real, all right? sample number 1, 4, roll it. listen. ♪ >> you are supposed to guess if it's a.i. or real. >> i think you played the second one. >> go. >> dana: i think it's a.i. >> it is so overprocessed. if that was taylor swift. >> dana: i see how the game is supposed to be played. >> this is real. >> bill: let's queue up 6 or 7. kanye west. ♪ >> now roll the other kanye west version here. ♪

>> you can tell. there is a modulation on the vocals that is soulless, not real. >> dana: you can tell? >> the overprocessed thing. you come from a background of music and you know the words to use. it's true. it does sound like a human the second time singing. i'm surprised they bleep it out in the a.i. version. >> dana: kennedy, to this day i tell people i'm friends with her and gives me cool points. >> please tell my daughters that. >> my daughter said snapchat has an a.i. bot. he started asking it questions. she asked it if it was male or female and they said it's rude and asked her to send her $1 thousand. >> bill: those on snapchat when they went to a.i. this week how did they react?

>> i don't have a snapchat and nor will i ever. are you talking about my friends and people i know what were their reactions? i'm too old for snapchat. >> in the hallways at fox it was a step too far. >> dana: i have no idea what you are talking about. i missed that story. >> they know it. snapchat bot was creepy like i'm your friend and talk about friend things. >> it's the content. something a human wouldn't say that tips you off right away. >> dana: can you send your daughters to my apartment before i do this again? >> bill: have a great weekend. >> dana: climate activists stepping up act of vandalism targeting a fancy neighborhood in one of the bluest cities. details next. the rangers facing off against the devils. guess who was at the game? we'll tell you, yes. ♪

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>> harris: new information pouring in on the president's son, hunter. who was behind that intelligence letter dismissing the hunter biden laptop story? a top biden official who lied under oath. all of it coming to light. plus democrats are seething over the passage of a republican bill to protect women in girl's sports. we covered it live from capitol hill yesterday. critics say their complete opposition will haunt them in 2024. speaking of 2024, president biden all ready to make his announcement on videotape next tuesday. democrat voters really not that excited about that apparently. house oversight chair james comer, ari fleischer, gee >> kim potter has been behind

bars for 16 months serving the rest of it under supervised release. she was found guilty of murder in 2021 when she killed daunte wright during a traffic stop. she thought she was reaching for her taser when she grabbed her actual firearm. >> dana: targeting cars again deflating the tires of dozens of cars parked in a wealthy neighborhood in boston. laura engel has more on the latest act of what is called eco vandalism. >> these climate activists have been hitting neighborhoods with so-called gas guzzler around the world since march of last year. the group known as tire extinguishers chose boston to try to persuade those with s.u.v.s to change their ways to something more environmentally friendly. they deflated the fires of 43 tires in beacon hill neighborhood because of the amount of large luxury large

number of s.u.v.s there. global activitys have deflated more than 10,000 tires since march of 2022. they inform owners about why their vehicle was targeted imploring them to switch to public transportation, biking or smaller compact electric and hybrid cars. boston police are investigating the vandalism of multiple vehicles. one man telling police he was unaible to get to a doctor's appointment because of a flat tire. one woman said her parents were hit. a firefighter and people who work at the local hospital had trouble getting to work. >> you have know, i'm all for taking action to help save the environment. i just don't know that destroying people's personal property or damaging people's personal property is the way to go about doing it. >> the group says they target the wealthy because they believe they are contributing to the climate crisis and causing

current and future deaths of the less fortunate. >> dana: how many people couldn't get to work after that? laura, thank you. >> bill: check out the billionaire space race. story of three of the world's richest men and competition for the stars. mentioned this a week ago. streaming now on fox nation. check it out now. >> dana: it was cool. you could update that every week. how about a new assignment for you? >> bill: i have a little something, something before we go. what happened? >> dana: you didn't take me to lunch. we went to the hockey game last night invited by -- we have mute rail friends but didn't know we had mutual friends. we both got invited and fought out we would be together. an extraordinary experience to see the rangers and devils play off. >> bill: rangers won up 2-1. we had awesome seats. really good. >> dana: did you know that it used to be in the playoffs three

out of five games and they changed it to four out of seven because of the popularity of the sport? >> bill: and also this. >> dana: you get more money. i couldn't believe how tall the hockey players were. ist feels family friendly. everyone is excited. the women were into it. >> bill: great action. the single greatest spectator sport i believe to this day is nhl hockey during the playoffs. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the job was allegedly to suppress information that would be such bad news for then candidate joe biden. and the people who had that job are now high up in the biden administration. at the center of all that bad news was hunter biden. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." what would it take to get 51