to $80 a pumpkin you have a win right there. >> steve: message to james comer you need a pumpkin. >> come on, comer. get off the bourbon trail and get down to the pumpkin patch. >> steve: i know what you meant. thank you very much. >> thanks, buddy. >> steve: 7:00 this tuesday morning the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> tens of thousands of migrants waiting to flood the u.s. once title 42 expires. >> the line almost as far as the eye can see. >> come thursday, it's going to be the biggest we have ever seen. >> house oversight wh committee chair james comer set to make a major announcement about his investigation into biden's family business schemes. >> any other american family would have already been indicted and probably gone to prisoner. >> the clock is ticking can washington reach a deal on the debt limit before it's too late. >> republicans are now in charge the house. they passed a responsible piece of legislation. the democrats will have to negotiate with speaker mccarthy. >> it's 6:45.

experiment here. three different types of beer in this cooler. i'm going to come back and reported this at 9:45. >> the only beer left bud light. >> two time super bowl champion honors butker gave this advice to graduates at georgia tech. >> in the end no will party how much money you attain get married and start a family. ♪ ♪ >> there is you go. that is naples, florida. i got what i wanted. i got people, i got water. i got a pierre. naples many people without a pierre. best place to live. one thing in particular the corkscrew otto ban swamp. that's why a lot of people move there. >> steve: what is that? >> brian: a swamp where corks are found. >> steve: really? >> brian: right. >> steve: you're making that up? >> brian: yes. i guess if you go in, you float,

perhaps. everybody knows corks float. if you live in naples, you are not going to move. people love it. it's clean by the way. i don't know who is hosing it down. every time i go to naples no litter. >> steve: how pretty is that. >> brian: like a fog. why do people build piers, to to fish, to walk? >> steve: probably both. you have google. you have that chatgpt. >> brian: i know. i was chatting before. >> steve: and what was it saying? >> it was saying we have a debt ceiling crisis about to come and it was warning me but i told them i had nothing to do with that but we will cover it. >> steve: if you ask chatgpt right now we have rachel campos-duffy filling in for ainsley. >> brian: the whole three hours? >> rachel: whole three hours i will be the girl on the show. >> brian: rachel was told while steve is doing the interview don't walk down the steps. >> steve: she did. >> brian: because you make so much noise. >> steve: you could see her descend behind jimmy failla. >> rachel: did you? >> steve: no.

i was off cam ray thought. >> steve: a foot. >> brian: like the wind big entrance. >> steve: chris the stage manager. >> rachel: totally racist now. don't trigger everybodier hoovment going to begin today or this hour with this migrant crisis border towns are bracing for potentially historic surge with little to no help from the federal government. >> brian: unbelievable as the biden administration prepares to lift title 42 thursday. >> steve: well, mark meredith joins us from a very busy white house with the very latest. hey, mark. >> steve, rachel and brian good morning. on thursday all eyes will be on the u.s. southern border as the government lifts title 42 that's that pandemic era policy which limits asylum seeker's options as you talked about already seeing some action today the department of homeland security says later today it will begin enforcement operations in el paso, texas. it writes it's going to conduct targeted enforcement operation in west texas. immigration enforcement will process individuals for vetting and placement into title 42

expulsion or title 8 removal proceedings as applicable. non-citizens who pose a threat to national security or public safety will be transferred to ice for detention. not everyone is thrilled to see this written out. border patrol union says nothing like publicly announcing that dangerous people will be arrested. while warning them ahead of time exactly where to run and hide to avoid arrest. this entire operation is a sad joke. another pandering p.r. stunt. serious law enforcement leaders don't behave this way. the biden administration says it is prepared for the end of title 42. 1500 service members are being deployed on the southern border to help dhs with administrative task and the government has set up migrant processing centers in central america. stem, some believe the white house has no idea what's truly coming. >> i think come thursday, it's going to be the biggest we have ever seen. more and more people are mobilizing to come across and, our administration, our government is not doing anything to scourge people from crossing.

not going to take long to breach the 100,000 mark. >> one message we have heard over and over again from the white house is that they believe it's up to congress to produce legislative solutions when it comes to immigration. but just yesterday, the white house also said that the president would veto an immigration bill being worked on by house republicans it argues too much money would be spent for a border wall. steve, rachel and brian, back to you. >> steve: mark, just to recap the top of your story, you said that the department of homeland security came out yesterday and said hey, tomorrow we're going to sweep up all the people who are in the country illegally, ice agents. will and then the border patrol union said why are you giving them advanced warning if you want to scoop them up? >> that's exactly what happened within the last 24 hours. and it's possible because you will have, obviously, so much media focus on what is going to be happening in border communities. maybe videos later today whether you see these criminal investigators out there or the roundups maybe happening. maybe they're just getting ahead

of this. this is what the target enforcement operation is going to be. really of course going to be what happened though not just on thursday but in the will had next several weeks. whether or not we are seeing ten thousand people each day and government facilities can keep one the number of people cross into the country. >> brian: apprehended 26,000 over the last 72 hours. supposed to quadrupled. the bill melugin video stunning. line of single men lining up with clear bags just waiting to come into our country because title 42 is gone and they say title 8 is coming. so that is going to answer almost nothing. and what i think is the most aggravating and most insulting is when the administration comes out and says well, you should pass comprehensive immigration reform that has nothing to do with why you are choosing not to enforce the border. there is a very specific things right now on asylum claims you don't care. if you come, you get your day in court and you have 10 years to do whatever the hell you want in

our country. and it's taking away from services, taxpayer dollars from people that need it and deserve it. this is saying i care about people beyond our borders more than i care about the american people within our borders. that's the administration policy and i'm so heartened by the fact that the president is being called out by this. he has got 33% approval rating when it comes to immigration. i wonder what the 33% are about. >> rachel: who are those people? these image us are seeing. >> brian: look at this. >> rachel: if you are not a fox viewer, this is probably the first time you have seen. this there has been a virtual blackout on all the other networks. >> brian: a little bit more now. >> rachel: that's why elon musk actually was tweeting that most americans don't even know that this is happening. if you are not watching this network, you don't know that this is happening. this is also a national security risk. we have over 1,000 percent increase in chinese nationals coming across the border. we have, you know,. >> brian: mostly engineers. >> mostly engineers. you have known terrorists,

record number of them just 100 since january that we know of. and that's not counting all the got-aways, steve. >> steve: absolutely. which are over 10,000 a day during a certain period they are forecasting when title 42 concludes at midnight on thursday, the estimate is between 700,000 and a million people will cross in the days after that. think about that. a million people that is an invasion. will. >> rachel: yeah no. question about it. >> steve: without a doubt. so, the administration obviously they have got all these temporary facilities down there. they're going to try to facilitate getting as many people into the country as quickly as possible. and they will. >> rachel: it's a processing thing. you heard about all the national guard come in. they are not there to stop people from come in. they are simply there to process. >> brian: military not even national guard. >> ainsley: you are absolutely right about that. they are like travel agents helping to do the last leg for

the cartels. we are totally colluding with the cartels and this policy hang. as was mentioned before with jamey failla. the only people getting rich off of this he mentioned the cartels. he also didn't mention the ngos the catherine church, lufthansa written church. a lot of people getting very rich off of this with government contracts. >> steve: yesterday brian was talking to the governor of texas. he announced that they have got a texas tackle border force that essentially is going to stop people, the surge of people turn them around. it will be interesting to see if the texas tackle force actually faces off against our border patrol where the border patrol says hey, you can't do that because ultimately the federal -- the feds eclipse the locals. >> rachel: the locals deal with the burden. >> steve: i know it. >> brian: ken cuccinelli says government is not turning things around i should have followed up

with questions. is he turning people around starting today. so i have no idea. is the governor not turning people around? i thought he -- when he said he was, i thought somebody was going to do that. >> can i say one last thing? i was at the border? i watched border patrol lower a fence so, that people could walk over. this is all intentional. >> brian: it's unbelievable. >> steve: 7:10 now here in the east and a fox news alert. protests turn violent here in new york city over the death of jordan neely on the city's subway as authorities arrest nearly a dozen demonstrators who demonstrated a little too -- not properly. >> brian: absolutely out of control. >> rachel: police recovering a molotov cocktail as activists and family of neely demand jail time for the marine veteran put him in a chokehold. >> brian: he should not be charged. todd? >> todd: take a look the nypd releasing an image of the fire bomb that was recovered.

city's police chief says they respect the right to protest but stress that bringing dangerous weapons like this will not be tolerated. no one has been arrested for the molotov cocktail yet. chaos unfolding outside the subway station where neely was killed a week ago. police arresting # 1 demonstrators yesterday. they face block government administration using a microphone without a permit. two other demonstrators suspected of jumping on subway tracks at saturday's neely protest were also arrested after being recognized by police. mayor eric adams implying those at fault in the protest are not from new york city. telling reporters, quote: agitators that come from outside our city with molotov cocktails, we should all be concerned about that. adams also revealed he has reached out to the neely family to give them his condolences but yesterday family members were speaking out against the marine veteran who choked jordan rejecting the veteran's attempt to apologize. they responded, quote: it is

clear he is the one who being ad with indifference both at the same time he killed jordan and now in his first public message. he never attempted to help him at all. in short, his actions on the train and now his words show why he needs to be in prison. the lawyer for that marine veteran maintains he never intended to harm kneely. steve, rachel, brian, back to you. >> brian: thanks so much, todd. unbelievable these people will use their time and energy to harass police officers, stop subway trains for the last four or five days. you are defending a guy jordan neely who got on that train and says i don't care if i die. i don't care if i go to jail, who has been arrested 44 times. three unprovoked assaults on women in the subway. punched one in the face in greenwich village and went to jail for and it tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl aschizophrenic out of control and this guy was cheered as he was wrapped up this guy and sadly he lost his life. but it was a submission hold toe get him to calm down and he wouldn't. and i talked to family member that knows him.

that went to school with him. >> rachel: the marine? >> brian: lacrosse player, surfer, nothing but a great background on this guy. he has no history of violence. he was trying to do the right thing. are. >> rachel: brian, important culture. send clear messages. >> brian: they are not getting it. >> rachel: what we feel about heroes who step in and protect people in need. imagine being in that car, you know, we raise our boys to step in and protect those who are vulnerable. but when moms see this. see someone now facing prison time for trying to protect those who are weaker. it makes us wonder, do we want our kids to be the guy that steps in and protects people or do we want our men in the culture to be the guy who just films crimes on cell phones. this is very fundamental question. >> brian: look at that the answer is no. don't do anything. look at these idiots. >> steve: the way todd summarized their report they are trying to figure out the intent. ultimately that's what the d.a. is going to do. trying to figure out whether or

not to charge daniel penny with perhaps involuntary manslaughter. figure out the intent. did he intend to simply restrain him until the police cage or did he intend to kill him? and that is exactly what the future of that young man is in the balance of. >> everybody knows you don't get on with a backpack on assault and batteryway at 2:30 in the arch to kill somebody. and number two is. >> i saw the eyewitnesses on local news. they all said that this guy was a hero and he helped people. and then you see the track record see this guy kidnapping 7-year-old boys and punching women in the face? >> old women in the face. >> unbelievable. then it will come down to a grand jury that will hear the testimony. did he intend simply to restrain him or did he want to hurt him? >> brian: it's new york. look at this track record and look at this idiot. >> rachel: don't expect anyone to jump in and help you next time on the subway this is what they are going to face. never going to happen.

>> steve: 7:15 in new york city. now we go to ashley who has news at from texas. >> authorities have identified all eight victims killed over the weekend. this does include young children in sunday's shooting at a texas mall. seven others were hurt. 6-year-old william cho survived and out of the icu. his mother, father, and little brother were killed. meanwhile an attorney for the officer who killed accused gunman mauricio garcia. saying the sprinted toward high power rifle fire as everyone else ran away. a brave servant with a gentle heart that edge bodies the best of law enforcement profession has to offer. this all comes as we learn garcia served a brief three month stent in the u.s. army and was let go due to concerns about his mental health. president biden is meeting with congressional leaders at the white house today to discuss the debt limit. there could be a default in just a few weeks unless there's some sort of breakthrough. senator tom cotton joined us

earlier to discuss. >> joe biden for months now has said he simply won't sit down to negotiate. it makes me wonder if he or his minders are worried about sit down to negotiate with kevin mccarthy and if he is capable of doing that first step joe biden and chuck schumer to recognize that republicans are now in charge of the house. they have passed a responsible piece of legislation. the democrats are going to have to negotiate with speaker mccarthy to reach a responsible outcome here. >> the u.s. will default first time in history if a deal is not done by june 1st. okay. so, outkick founder clay travis runs a revealing three beer experiment at weekend event in nashville and the results do not look good for bud light. he left a number of beers in a cooler for anyone to take and at the end ever the experiment travis' cooler was filled with unwanted bud light. as travis points out on twitter big issue going forward for bud light is many don't even want to be seen with product they just pick another brand.

bud light is still suffering lagging sales after controversial promotion with trans influencer dylan mulvaney and those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: i hope he had other beer in there people took the other brand. looks like it was just full. you are absolutely right. >> brian: have to sound like michael jordan to represent him or somebody very famous and likeable to be the new bud light spokesperson. the first one didn't work out too well. >> steve: in the meantime one more thing to share with you. that is it is graduation season and commencement for georgia tech was this past weekend. and they asked as their speaker harrison butker, he is the kicker for the kansas city chiefs. won two super bowl rings. is he only 27 years old. and he had -- he prefaced his comments saying i have got something controversial to tell you. but, when you think about it, it's not really controversial to a lot of us. listen to. this. >> i am someone not much older than all of you.

yet, i have been asked to speak. not because i'm a great oar toe or number of impressive accolades i get guess i do have two super bowl rings. i happen to be blessed by god really good kick ago funny shaped ball between two yellow post. as someone who is not not find speak for a living. about to pop off hard truths. in end no matter how much money you attain none of it will matter if you are alone and devoid of purpose. i can offer one controversial antidote that i believe will have a lasting impact for jerks to come. get married and start a family as we leave our mark on future generations by the children we bring into the world. how much greater of a legacy can anyone leave than that? >> steve: how controversial is that? >> rachel: it is controversial today, steve.

>> steve: get married and start a family is controversial? >> rachel: believe it or not, it is today when you have people saying don't have kids because of the environment. don't have kids. >> steve: you are right. >> rachel: it's absolutely true. and also don't have kids. think about yourself. take care of yourself. and, yet, every happiness study out there says getting married and having children, those people are the happiest. and so, this is an incredibly counter cultural message and absolutely right. corporations don't love you. they won't hold your hand when you are dying on your death bed, your children, your wife, your husband will. >> brian: we hope one shows up. >> rachel: i have nine so i have a pretty good chance. i will beat the odds. >> brian: leave mark on the children generation we bring into the world. how much greater of a legacy can anyone leave than that. >> rachel: nothing greater than that. >> brian: also big to win two super bowls because you have something to talk to those kids about. >> rachel: good message before

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new england journal of medicine students should be segregated by race for medical education. brand new foxnews.com op-ed medical schools are now bringing segregation back. dr. marilyn singleton visiting

hell will fellow do no harm joining us now via skype. doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> steve: let me read a portion of what the new england journal of medicine said. they said founded on legacies of colonialism and racism, seeing white learners and perpetuate structural racism. immersion by people of color can therefore be re-traumatizing. what they're suggest something to segregate potential doctors, people in the medical field in school according to race. is that a good idea? >> it's an absolutely horrible idea. this whole will idea of affinity groups sanctioned by the school, part of the curriculum is absurd. what happened to brown vs. board of education? that segregating people is iisinherently bad.

having lived through a time where we couldn't live where we wanted to live and were segregated and saw things advance and had books about different races talking to each other and that's how you learn to get along to suddenly cordon people off in own little groups is the height of craziness. >> steve: you have written a great op-ed. it's available at @foxnews.com. it's titled i'm doctor and black parents saw me break free of segregation and now medical schools are bringing it back. you say this is a gigantic step backwards. >> yes. indeed it is. i mean, look at what we have done over the years that we have gone from my father was a doctor. he went to segregated medical school. my mother went to fisk a segregated college. that's where they could go to school. they were thrilled when the day

came that people could go wherever they wanted to go and meet whatever kind of people they wanted to meet. and just bring people of color in to american society and one of the problems with this affinity groups that the universities are -- well, they aren't even starting them. they have been around for years medical school makes it worse. you are going to deal with all sorts of patients. why would cordoning yourself off in a group help that? they talk about it's a place to be yourself. what happened to having friends? what happened to having family? we don't need the university to give us fake friends to talk to. >> steve: sure. absolutely. new england journal of medicine is being slammed, according to the daily mail for this idea. you feel much the same. dr. singleton, thank you very much for joining us live. of course, folks can read your op-ed at foxnews.com.

thank you, doctor. >> thank you. >> steve: don't go anywhere. coming up south carolina congresswoman nancy mace going to join us on the investigation surrounding hubbard. hunter biden. j.d. has gone to the westminster dog club. >> the director of communications is here and also annual analyst with fox sports. what have we got coming up? >> this is the junior handlers we have today. junior shomanship preliminaries today and then tonight is fox or the finals, i'm sorry on fs1. >> janice: you had a late night last night and another late night tonight. it's the 147th westminster kennel club dog show best in show tonight. wave, everybody, to your family at home. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> rachel: we're back with your headlines starting with the fentanyl crisis. pediatric fentanyl deaths are up by astonishing 3,000 percent since 2013. the journal of american medicine is reporting the spike revealing more than 1500 children died from a fentanyl poisoning in 2021. since then, an additional 40 infants and another 100 children under the age of 4 were also

killed by fentanyl. state of florida banning chinese citizens from buying land in the sunshine state. good. until they become permanent residents or u.s. citizens. >> the legislation sb 264 will prohibit the purchase of farmland in florida by the ccp and other foreign countries of concern because we believe protecting our food supply is a security issue and we want to make sure that our agriculture land is not compromised by ccp influence. >> rachel: more than 352,000 acres of u.s. land was owned by chinese citizens or entities as of 2020. wow! buckingham palace releases the new portraits of king charles and queen camilla. they only had a few minutes to strike a perfect pose and the new monarch is also seen alongside the rest of the

official family photos. in lengthy statement king charles thanked the british people for making coronation weekend such a special occasion. those are your headlines. it's the final day of the westminster dog show. and you can catchall of the action today on fs1 and fs 2. janice dean joins us live with the dog show analyst gail miller fisher. janice, so good to see you. >> it's nice to see you, too. this is exciting, gail. very exciting. tonight we have our junior showmanship finals after two days of preliminary judging and, of course, it's all about the kids, not the dogs in this way. and we are very excited about it because they're the future of our sport. and we want to support them and we want them to have a great experience at westminster. >> this is something that did you only about five years ago. >> exactly. now, i did compete at westminster in junior showmanship i placed second in one year. i was very close to having it

all. it's a great experience coming from i was in st. louis and just coming to manhattan and coming to the dog show was a great experience in and of itself but then places was fabulous. >> let us know who is going on tonight. any secrets or rumblings who might get best in show. >> we have no idea. there is more judging today. of course, we have three groups tonight. we will have new winners advancing but we had great night last night, right? that australian shepard was beautiful. of course winston a repeat win. and then the pbgb chime sure you love buddy hawley a fun dog to watch general january let's talk to junior handlers. what's your name and where are you from. >> my name is olivia, i'm from southern california. and, yeah. >> janice: tell me about your doggy. >> this is tag. is he a standard manchester terrier and we have been showing for, i mean, as long as i can remember. and he is the best partner i could ever have. >> janice: beautiful. all right what's your name.

>> my name is ava. we have been competing seven years in junior showmanship, presley my long haired daughter son his uncle won the group a few years ago. excited to have his turn on the carpet. >> janice: where are you from. >> southern california. >> janice: you come all this way. >> we have good weather. >> janice: i like to think i had a part of that. what's your name. this is olive.prime california. >> janice: how long have you been doing this for. >> around nine years in juniors seven years. >> janice: what's your dog's name again? >> olive. >> janice: when is olive council beating. >> coal live competed yesterday. >> janice: how did you do. >> we made the final cut. >> janice: congratulations to you, soaks sighting gail. where can we see the action. >> fs1 the preshow and, the groups tonight and best in show for the 1 # 7th annual rest winner annual kennel club dog show. >> janice: i'm trying to bring the best in show outfits to the best in show day. all right, rachel, over to you.

>> rachel: thank you, janice. all right, coming up, of the walls around hunter biden appear to finally be closing in. we are looking at the investigation surrounding the first son with congresswoman nancy mace, next. ♪

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$2 million paid by a sugar daddy, it might be a loan. it might be a grant. we will have to see. who has $2 million laying around to help somebody out. that's great question. the gun charges, he bought a gun. falsified the records to buy that gun. later tossed in a dumpster when the person he was dating at the time the widow of his brother bo was worried about him. so she threw it in the dumpster across the street and retrieved by the secret service and, the tax evasion what he could be looking at in the big picture. talk about some of the business deals. remember when he was a member of. [buzzer] that in ukraine. kind of weird because his dad as the vice president was given the portfolio for ukraine by barack obama. kind of an interesting crossing of paths. then, of course, hunter begins working for this tycoon in romania. he found himself in legal trouble and he thought hunter biden without any international legal experience would be the perfect one to represent him. and then over here you see the car that he bought with the money that he earned which we still haven't tracked down. what i find interesting about

this story here about this russian billionaire elena but the reena, she actually attended a lunch or dinner with the former she evaded those sanctions. of course, hunter helped facilitate the sale of a cobalt mine to china. keep in mind, this is part of that belt and road program that exist to undermine american influence in the region. what is cobalt used for? electric cars? what is this administration pushing? electric cars. now, let's take a look at some of this, the big guy. tony bobulinski provided some of this material h. for the big guy. 10 held for the big guy. the big guy understood to be joe biden. so you can't say anything msnbc, about joe not being linked to hunter and being accurate. then we look at gas deal that joe biden allegedly was involved in with hunter biden. evidently some bank records go right back to the president. we'll have to wait and see on

that if he -- allegations and then he leaves a voice mail on hunter's background -- on his voice mail. we have heard this. he talked about a "the washington post" story and he said, son, you know, it looks good. i saw the story it. looks like you are gonna be in the clear. clear for what? i thought you never had conversations with your son's overseas business dealings? you seem very tapped in. let's talk about this and let's bring in congresswoman nancy mace. she has been all over this investigation. as curious as anyone to see where it's going to head because right now you have allegations and some records. congresswoman, where is this investigation and why should people at home understand this is more than just about hunter? >> well, we have collected more information and done more investigating in less than 100 days since the oversight committee got subpoena power than any other investigation in congress in recent history. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. led by house oversight committee

chairman jamie comer, myself, byron donalds and andy biggs lead a press conference that that urge the person people to tune into. activities concerning bank records. talking about another country we did not have information on and reveal that information tomorrow. but i don't know how the president can stand here when you look at and combine this with the flight records as vice president even president today with the revolving door that was at the white house hunter biden and his clients. the pay offs china and russia and other countries nine biden family members. how can you deny when you are being paid off by communist china. and to allow our adversaries to influence american policy after paying off nine biden family members and possibly the president, is outrageous. and, you know, the left wants to say that no one is above the law. put your money where your mouth is. and have this family

investigated to the fullest extent of the law. doj and fbi won't do it. we will do it for them. >> brian: here is chairman comer. asking the fbi hold off for now. listen. >> what they're looking at charging hunter biden on is a slap on the wrist. it's a drop in the bucket. my message to the department of justice is very loud and clear. do not indict hunter biden before wednesday when you have the opportunity to see the evidence that the house oversight committee will produce. >> brian: so he is warning the fbi don't get ahead of this. for the longest time they sat on this for four years. but, if the fbi is indeed dealing honestly, they will wait. but, if they want to get ahead of it, and charge, they won't. >> the gun charges are medial compared to what else is out there. and the subpoena by senator grassley and congressman comer is, i believe, the probably

potential multiple smoking guns in this thing and there is also a deadline tomorrow for the fbi to produce that documentation and so we are going to be look to see how the fbi and doj reaction to our press conference and to the deadline that senator grassley and congressman comer have placed on the fbi for that documentation. and, look, if a former president can be investigated, so, too, can a current president. and when we had watergate it was the press doing the investigating. not congress. and here we are doing the work of the mainstream media that refer to investigate this because it's the biden family. >> brian: just amazing. you are not talking about $100,000. you are talking about millions of dollars. >> millions. >> brian: where is this money? how can he be out of money staying on a cross in the white house. chinese with the. 1 million mexican company. >> far worse than that, brian. the amount of money we are seeing. the amount of shell companies and businesses and bidens untold millions of dollars that the american people saw some of the

reports that we saw, they would be outraged. >> brian: right. this dates back to 2006 when he was chairman of foreign relations when his brother said that you could fill up with joe biden you could fill up a 747 of cash. really? what was he doing using that influence back then even before he became vice president? congresswoman, i look forward to wednesday because a lot of people wonder was there ever going to be any consequences for this type of behavior because no one ever brings it up to him outside fox. >> that's correct. time to hold him accountable. >> brian: congresswoman nancy mace we look forward to it. skip and alice bedell join us on fox square with the best mother's day gifts can you get. i hope dawn is not watching because i want to get one of these but i will pay for it. close other eyes and and took close other eyes and and took all the world togethers ♪ do you remember you hope the more you give the less they'll miss.

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