we know what the president wants to do is more of the same. again, when the "new york times," the "new york times," for god's sake, does a series about how these children are being trafficked, are being used for in essence slave labor, i would argue. >> todd: we got to leave it there but it is great point. congressman mario diaz-balart, "fox & friends" begins right n now. >> chaos at the border. >> migrants camping under tarps. >> border patrol will come and make contact. >> we worry about the ending of 42. >> our plan will deliver results. >> but it will take time. >> house republicans are takings gloves off. >> why not just come clean. >> going after president biden over alleged corruption. >> their companies received over $10 million from foreign nationals. >> this is easy pickens. i'm giving you pulitzer stuff. >> disappearance of natalee holloway will.

>> she was on a class trip in 2005. last leaving a bar with van der sloot. >> save herself from embarrassment. >> forgotten post that may not reflect who you are today. >> worry about the kids that you abandoned. >> and the pitch. high fly ball right field. he's at the wall. and it's gone! >> you can see where the fan reaches out. >> a home run. >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. title 42 is coming to an end and we're bracing for a title wave of illegal immigrants. the administration is prepping now for a mass release of border crossers from overcrowded facilities. >> steve: this as president joe biden says he is streamlining the immigration process. caroline shively begins our coverage live from el paso, texas where caroline just in 17 hours at midnight tonight it all changes.

>> absolutely, brian, steve, and ainsley. we are here at gate 40 along the border wall in el paso. only 4:00 a.m. local time and it's pretty quiet here. but just behind that wall and the razor wire is group of migrants and just waiting. here is what you see come dawn, migrants coming together from central and south america. some begging border patrol agents to let them in. video catching migrants crossing the rio grande into the u.s. tank force deployed razor wire. mexican side of brownsville. more than 10,000 migrants were caught illegally trying to sneak over the border tuesday alone. republicans and congress want more agents and resources. the white house says the g.o.p. is the problem. >> we would like to do more. he is using the tools in front of him. but congress refuses to act. instead, many republican officials want to make a political case out of this.

they're not looking to meet us at the table, to actually deal with this issue. they want to turn this into a political stunt. >> smugglers have told many of the migrants that come tonight when title 42 expires, the border is wide open. the biden administration says that's a lie and anyone who wants to come to the country, must do it legally. >> we have got chaos at the border for a number of years. we have to fully fund the border. the purpose of what we are doing now is making legal immigration more streamlined and moving in a direction that people know that there's a legal way to get here and not a legal way. >> shelters are already filled. if nongovernmental organizations are overcapacity, the administration has authorized safe mass releases of migrants to city streets. that decision is in line with the 2022 memo uncovered in legal proceedings by florida attorney general ashley moody last year. moody says in part dhs plans to stand down as title 42 expires

and hundreds of thousands of migrants storm the southwest border. now, the migrants we have talked to aren't sticking around el paso. we were just a block away from a bus station and for 95 bucks you could get alba quirky and chicago. >> steve: do the migrants from what you understand on the other side of the border, do they understand that when title 42 goes away they are going to bring back title 8 and if you come in illegally you are excluded from coming in five years. do they understand that. >> they are not watching the news. they can't get on the apps. news source is coming from the smugglers, coming from the cartels, they are saying title 42 over at midnight. come on in. the gates are going to open. when he are very confused when they arrive. they see the razor wire and

border agents and hear this information. a lot of confusion on both sides of the border. >> brian: thanks, caroline, appreciate it. look at title 42. it's going away. title 8 is there. system so overwhelmed they are not even getting people. we already have over 500,000, well over 500,000 got-aways. that means they are not checking in sign my name. app. is a joke. tiktok has put out a video that's been viewed 96 million times. it says title 42 is over. you cannot be deported. so, let me ask you, what message does that send? i'm coming, i'm coming now. the only thing stopping them and bill melugin providing that video is the texas special forces that they put together. it's not even lone star. it's beyond that. they have their own -- not aircraft carrier but own airplanes. they're out there trying to hunt down people and tell them to turn around. meanwhile, the president of the united states admits it's going to be chaotic to -- from two

days ago. but mayorkas will have a press conference today at 10:00 and say everything is under control. >> ainsley: these are the asylum rules. they have been tweaked. any claim that hasn't been logged online first, you're rejected. you can't come to the country. title 8, to your point, steve, if you are caught sneaking into our country, you will be deported, they say. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: that means you as an illegal immigrant can't apply to enter legally in our country for five years. does nibby that will happen if they don't? >> steve: no. >> ainsley: memo 2022 in florida. border officials have now authorized. this if cbp and the ngos can't hold the migrants they can now be released at bus stops, grocery stores and elsewhere. release them near like a bus station or a place where they can have transportation. >> steve: it's just a disaster. and and i'm glad caroline

pointed out that the cartels are the ones pushing the message, hey, at midnight, you know, they are going to open the door and can you go on in. obviously, that's not going to be the case. but, what the administration wants is they don't want this image that you are looking at right here where those people are, they have risked their lives to get to the united states and then they are at the top is a bunch of razor wire and they can't get in. they want people who want to come into the country to use the app. and apply at these regional chernts. apparently the department of state open 100 regional centers around the world where if you want to go to the united states you have got do it legally. we have been talking about the one bp app. or cbp app. and apparently it's been such a disaster they are going to come out with a new scheduling app. later today so that what happens there doesn't happen after tonight. and it's just exactly the same way as maybe the federal government should not be in the

app. or website business because, remember when the affordable care act went online and this was a disaster? millions of people tried to go on, they couldn't do it. now, there's a new app. coming for the folks down south. >> brian: at least obama tried to fix it. they have been waiting forever. they said they are going to set up ports in place in colombian guatemala. it's not ready yet. those people where people can apply to admission in our country they are called embassies. we already built them. i'm pretty sure they are done. that's normal situation. in new york, to give you an idea how this is flooding into our cities. not just making the border cities third world. in new york, there is over 60,000 people have come through the system. thousands are going to pour. in we could have 100,000 in new york city and mayor adams says i don't take this lightly. buff we temporarily suspends the policy surrounding timing for placement. they are saying they are not placing people in shelters anymore. and the surrounding counties in new york are saying we're not sanctuary. we are not taking any of them.

and in rockland they had a judge rule you can not unload your bus at any hotels in that county. so this is because biden has no policy for the federal government new york is fighting with each other. >> ainsley: biden was here in the city last night. it took three hours basically to get from one place to the next. the whole upper east side. >> steve: gridlock. >> ainsley: you could not move. they shut down all of fifth avenue. is he there for a fundraiser up on 50 in the 90's somewhere. look at these images. you are there fundraising, drinking your wine or whatever with all your friends and this is happening at the border. we need a leader who scares about this and be strong on this. president trump was the one who was building the wall. who was trying to end all of this illegal immigration. weighs interviewed surprisingly on cnn yesterday on this town hall. listen to what he says is happening on our southern border. >> tomorrow is going to be a day of infamy. you're going to have tens of thousands of people pouring into our country. you're going to have millions of people pouring into our country

right now at a level that nobody has ever seen before. these people are sick. anybody that wants this to happen to our country, they are destroying our country. and this should not be allowed to happen. how they are not going to do a version of title 42 or my title 42, which was tough. if people are sick and infectious disease and lots of other problems, we don't want them being in our country. we have enough problems right now. we have problems like we have never had in the history of our country. >> steve: see, that's what title 42 was designed for, if people were sick with covid to turn them around. of course it ends at midnight. what happens after that? tune in tomorrow. we'll show you. >> brian: you can't touch the former president's immigration strategy. if you are the biden people, you can't bring up trump with a straight face because the last year was 430,000 people and he thought that was too many? you have already let in 1.2 million this fiscal year with 550,000 got-aways, which is a rough estimate and was a low

estimate. >> ainsley: that's what we know, brian. >> brian: the first story in the "new york times" today why is it that so many people are coming to the border? you really have to do a story on that? talking about unemployment being the reason. are you crazy? this isn't about unemployment. this is no -- this is not about communism or socialism. this is my god i have a chance to get into the best country in the world for free and won't have an appearance ticket for 10 years. that should be your three line story in the "new york times." >> steve: also today, down in our nation's capital, pete hegseth is in washington. yesterday we were telling you about how it's police appreciation week and month and today he is at the back the blue bike tour on capitol hill. hey, pete. >> pete: yeah, good morning, guys. it's a moment to put the focus on the people that do the hard work day in and day out. it's the back the blue ride. speaker mccarthy, house republicans are going to be driving from the capitol here to

the lincoln memorial to the national law enforcement memorials to recognize those who serve every day. in fact, the flag here at the capitol is at half-staff because of that shooting in allen, texas and that law enforcement officer who stepped up and took down the shooter. >> so, even here at our nation's capitol, they're recognizing the blue. next week is national police week, so speaker mccarthy and the republicans are going to take that ride today along with police officers just to remember the men and women of blue who do things for us every single day. kick off that ride here on "fox & friends" in the next hour. >> brian: so glad you are there, pete. so glad are there. >> ainsley: appreciate them. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, a new development in the 2005 disappearance of natalie hallway. what is happening with the prime suspect. how this could bring family closer to justice. >> ainsley: explosive claims about the biden family raking in millions of dollars from foreign

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may not reflect how are today. okay. so to baseball now. the new york yankees oakland a.'s last night with a little help from the fans. watcher. >> now the pitch. high fly ball. going back. he is on the track. is he at the wall. he leaps and it's gone! a three run home run for. is he on fire 4-0. >> ashley: vampires reviewed and found no evidence of fan interference so the home run stood. the yankees went on to defeat the a's 11 to 3 did you see that guy's face just looking at him. if that guy didn't catch it there was another glove. >> ainsley: i thought that looked like interference. if you are outfielder and try to catch and this see other two other gloves trying to go at it with you that's distracting. >> steve: that's why they play them millions of dollars to

play. >> brian: let's -- can cece that one more time. >> ainsley: did you see it in slow motion? >> brian: i did. you are 100 percent. they did lose 11-2. only 8 wins the entire year. >> ainsley: so in that case it doesn't matter is that what you are saying? >> brian: in oakland they don't care either, they are moving to las vegas. if you play in the a's it doesn't matter. they are not even trying. >> steve: somebody in the outfield got a ball that everybody is talking about today. it's on their mantel that that guy right there. >> ainsley: not lose any sleep over it. the suspect in the disappearance of natalee hallway is being extradited back to the united states. >> steve: the peruvian government is handing van der sloot over to stand trial in alabama for alleging scamming holloway's family. >> brian: todd piro has been all over this storied toed to the extradition process expected to begin today the dutch national currently serving a 28 year sentence in peru for the murder

of another woman believed to be the last person who have seen natalee hallway alive. she was seen leaving a nightclub with van der sloot. her body never found despite a year's long search. 2010 alabama grand jury indicted van der sloot on wire fraud and extortion charges. according to officials he reached tout holloway's mother demanding $250,000 on information where to find holloway's body. the family wired initial $25,000 payment. van der sloot fed them false information that same year he was arrested in peru for the murder of 21-year-old stephany flores. van der sloot ultimately pleading guilty, sentenced to 28 years behind bars. in 2014 a judge legally declaring natalee holloway dead. family announcing van der sloot is being extradited to the u.s. the peruvian government saying quote we continue to allies the

united states and many others with which we have extradition treaties. van der sloot's lawyer saying, quote: i'm going to challenge that resolution. i'm going to oppose it since he has a right to a defense holloway's mother beth releasing a statement saying quote it has been a very long and painful journey but the persistence of many is going to pay off. today we are finally getting justice for tha natalee hollowa8 years old since she vanished. 18 years since she vanished. >> ainsley: never got closure. >> steve: they never found the body. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: 22 minutes after the hour. today's front cover of "the new york post." quote: it pays to be a biden. it comes as top republicans claim biden family members, nine of them received millions of dollars from foreign nationals including $1 billion payment to hunter while his dad was vp. >> the biden administration have

received millions of dollars from china. it is inconceivable that the president did not know it. the white house refuses to correct the president's statements, showing the president is now using the federal government to run interference for his families and his own role in these schemes. >> steve: all right. so that's a little snippet of what you saw yesterday on fox news channel. but, if you weren't watching fox, as you can see right there, the other big nets, abc, cbs, and nbc, no live coverage. >> ainsley: fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. joe, the other networks don't think it's a story. they don't care or they don't want the public to know about it. >> it's amazing people forget the cbs, nbc, abc. 0.0 minutes. i looked also at the "new york times." "the washington post" it town hall. the "new york times" is six top

stories were about george santos. cnn top six stories, santos. "the washington post," top 4. you can barely find anything on the comer investigation and the allegations and think about what we're talking about here, george santos is a freshman congressman. is it a story? yes, it is. but joe biden is the sitting president of the united states. and his family members, according to comer, made millions of dollars in all these different countries where we may have a little interest of what is going on in terms of china, ukraine, russia, romania was revealed yesterday as well. that is a major, major story. >> ainsley: that will be like the laptop. we are not running a this story until it becomes "the big story." >> # #th commandment thou shall not talk about biden scandals, forbidden fruit. third rail. use your analogies. >> brian: i thought the press conference was riveting, unbelievably detailed. what they did was so smart. instead of subpoenaing hunter and the family and having them

fight it for two years. let me just find out what the bank records say. kind of shocked them. they get the bank records show 20 different companies being set up to benefit nine different family members and joe, in the big picture, this is the thing that no one can answer. what did they do? what are these companies for? what did they yield? trump builds hotels, golf courses, you don't like that he builds them, fine. wherever you say he got the bricks? go investigate. no one seems to care that they got millions of dollars and we don't know what they gave in return. >> yeah, brian. the sales term is what's the value-ad? what services were provided? and no one can define that here. look, during the trump administration it was always he said, she said. right? a source close to the president claims. n case there are literally branch records. goes to james biden, halle biden

guidance counselor in delaware. tens of thousands of dollars. what service did she provide. eric doneric trump or donald tr. steve the why is missing. why they got the money. why they were paid the money. they did not reveal that james comer is going to be with us in 35 minutes. we ask him more. >> very precise 35. >> steve: joe, thank you very much. >> great to see you guys. >> steve: i will see you back in the neighborhood. >> ainsley: how close do you all live? >> three blocks. i see him in the odd he is taking like jell-o shots. >> steve: can you see me in the backyards. >> front yard brazen about it. i don't care mode since you hit 45. >> brian: they still make jell-o? the surge of illegal immigrants is impacting one border town and turns it into a third world country. a man who lives there joins us live. >> ainsley: plus actress theron issuing a extreme threat to

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>> ashley: back with headlines starting with. this new york city mayor eric adams says jordan neely's death on the subway train prove new yorkers to go to the hospital. >> the tragic reality of severe mental illness is that some who suffer from it are at times unaware of their own need for care. we cannot and will not accept this state of affairs, neely died earlier this month after being put in a chokehold. shall. actress charlie theron is threatening conservatives who are concerned about drag queens sexualizing children. watch.

>> we love you. >> corner and we have got you and i will [bleep] anybody up who [bleep] anything with you guys. no more room for hate. only love. and love equals drag queens. >> the hollywood star made those remarks during sunday's drag isn't dangerous telethon. fundraiser fight bills in g.o.p. led states that are trying to keep children away from drag performances. and in los angeles, thinking about letting civilians enforce the rules of the it road looking to do away with traffic stop. a report unarmed civilians would be used for safety related traffic violations like speeding. the proposal comes as l.a. experiences a major spike in road deaths and injuries since 2021. and those are some of your headlines, brian, back to you. >> brian: great. thanks so much, ashley. all right, title 42 expires in a matter of hours. and there is already a major influx of illegal immigrant

invading. camping in the streets. blaz lives there and joins us now. how would you describe what is happening to your town? >> you know what? basically what's going on here right now there sin flux. we are being overrun. take you back to a 2002 movie we were soldiers when they were finally being overrun. broken arrow. broken arrow is taking place across the borders here in america. and nobody is getting the truth. the bottom line is nobody is getting the truth. >> brian: they are living on the streets. i'm seeing the sanitation issues big time to sanitize that statement. when you group and talk to them. who are these people? where are they from? and why are they coming now? >> well, let me tell you, you know, residents of venezuela, just south america, and they are coming up here because they think they have an opportunity to come and achieve citizenship. of course they didn't make it up on their own. they were being told somewhere

along the way. at the end of the day, they think if they come here, even if they get sent back because they did ask them even if they get sent back they feel if they can work six to eight months, maybe even a year for them it's five to ten years worth of income that they would have generated back there where they are from. >> brian: also, you are think some of these countries like fidel castro did are emptying their prisons, aren't they? >> oh, definitely. these people that you are seeing are not your typical citizen. they have tattoos. they got the gang marks. we're so concerned with a lot of the gangs that come in from south america. but during covid, far more dangerous alliances, organizations, have been formed. and this comes directly, you know, prosecute people that work within, you know, homeland security. that are sharing this with the people on the streets. and it is just a very dangerous situation. the only thing that has not been broken is the spirit of americans. the good deeds that we try to do

for one another as humans. but it's broken. and sadly, it's not just our immigration our government, our education system and financial system. i truly have to call as a fellow veteran broken arrow, brian. >> brian: your mayor welcomed the president of the united states there. he scooped up and hosed down the city and made it seem like everything is great. that must drive you crazy because you know the reality, you know what was sanitized. they are doing -- they are doing guard dog drills in front of the president. but if the president is watching right now. if they anyone at the white house has cable, what is your message to them about el paso? >> well, i will tell you this guard dog is too nice of a term. it just happened again they did this 24, 48 hours ago. they recleaned up the streets. the county judge comes out and says oh, even the migrants are helping us clean up the streets

what ha mock tri i have of the intelligence ever the american people as they think they can smoke screen us. no doubt what is hang today is planned ahead. even the president of the el salvador said a long time ago we are watching america crumble right before our faces but how is this possible? the millimeter has to be from within. i truly believe that, brian. and it's just a sad state of affairs. all the way here from our local government all the way up to the administration as you know, el paso, texas is very blue. and i can see the influence happening there. >> brian: right. if that democratic mayor had an ounce of integrity he would put party aside and call out this administration. i'm going to add one more thing to this. not only is the el salvador president know what is going on and can't believe it. guatemalan president tried to warn this white house i have 80,000 people passing through my country they are coming your way. >> yes.

>> brian: he can't get him to pick up the phone. not even an email back. >> yes. and, you know, remember. this as these people come in the whole plan and this has been put in a long time ago. people call it conspiracy but it's happening before our eyes. if they get here they achieve amnesty even going back to daca. the reason the left doesn't want to say anything because they will get overwhelmingly following in votes and that's basically how you are going to unlevel government. >> brian: you should be pro-american if you are running for office. blaz thank you for your service. >> thank you for your time, brian. >> ahead of national police week the third annual back the blue bike ride happens today. pete hegseth joins us live from washington, d.c. pete? >> pete: good morning, brian. yes, "fox & friends" this morning is live for the third annual back the blue ride. speaker mccarthy's office is hosting it. mexico will be riding out right frocapitol steps to the law

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>> steve: third annual back the bike tour is going to begin in one hour. >> brian: house republicans will ride their bikes across the national mall to celebrate those who serve. >> ainsley: the speaker has been involved in this for the last three years and "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth is live in washington, d.c. to tell us about it. i'm glad you're celebrating all of those men and women, pete. >> pete: of course. it's a special morning. it's a great thing, guys. thanks so much for having me and it's an honor to be here. i'm here joined by rob wright. is he he aheis a retired police. came flying up on his bike. he made it but in time for the segment. you are going to be riding with the speaker today. tell me about the back the blue ride why it is important to recognize those who serve and to serve? >> thank you very much for inviting me. yeah, did i 27 years in law enforcement up in northern new jersey. it was a great experience and one of the things, you know, especially with the time of days

now, you know, defund the police and all, this is really huge for the police departments and law enforcement in general to be able to, you know, help out with the speaker's ride. but, also. >> know that he supports us. there is 22,000 names on the wall right down the street. those are the people that, you know, gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedoms here in the united states. [lost audio] >> steve: we have had some sort of technical snafu. pete's lips are moving but, pete, we can't hear you. >> brian: i bet you where he is holdings the wireless microphone. >> ainsley: rob so so meaningful to him. 22,000 names on the wall of fallen heroes. three names ultimate sacrifice. >> brian: looking at the difference now. yeah, the respect that they get from us. and the disrespect that we saw over the last few days because of the subway because of the

subway situation and how these cops were being baited and screamed at and one had to be helped into a cop car. there was a time where that would never be the case. >> steve: it's good that as many americans back the blue as possible because they're the ones who keep us safe. more. >> ainsley: remember that, don't they? >> steve: no kidding. we are going to fix that audio problem back to pete in a bit. in the meantime. fox weather alert. mid west and great plains facing multi-day severe weather outbreak. hail, tornadoes and heavy rain. these images out of, as you can see right there, akron, colorado. >> brian: officials say as many as three tornadoes touched down yesterday with at least eight sightings reported this as tennis ball size hail batters denver, damaging cars and windows. >> ainsley: folks across the mile high city waking up to hail covered streets. look at those images. >> steve: looks like it snowed. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast.

>> janice: hello, good morning. several reports of tornadoes yesterday and last night and today is no exception. we have more risk for strong to severe thunderstorms including heavy rainfall. let's take a look yes, those are the tornadoes in the past 24 hours. can you actually see some snow in the higher elevations of colorado. the tornado risk for oklahoma in towards kansas, the potential for ef 2 tornadoes plus meaning very strong tornadoes could be likely today. so just know where you are going to get your watches and warnings. that storm system is going to kind of linger over the plain states over the next couple of days here in the east coast looks good. 81. >> we'll take it. and then the heat is going to arrive in the west over the next couple of days. tree pollen, it is happening here in the northeast and the mid-atlantic yes, indeed, can you tell by the sound of my nasal in the voice. chicago, louisville, back towards flagstaff. we have high to extreme tree pollen and then look at the grass pollen that is expanding across portions of the gulf coast up towards the

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family, their associates, and their companies received over $10 million from foreign nationals. >> steve: okay. the question is why. accused members of the family include hunter biden and his wife melissa, joe's wife james and his wife sara, hunter's ex-girlfriend and bo's widow halle and hunter's ex-wife kathleen plus three of joe's grandkids and nieces as well and we have a voter panel here. we have republicans and democrats and independents. we have a good conversation. good morning to all of you. thank you very much for joining us. when you looked at the coverage and you read what happened yesterday. can i see the hands who is surprised at what was learned yesterday? okay. dominic is an independent. dominic, what surprised you because a lot of people have heard stuff like this. what was different for you? >> so. i'm not surprised that the

family is receiving money. i'm really just disappointed that politicians continue to come into office and leave extremely richer. and we really need to get back to basics and make america first and people coming into office need to really represent america and do things for america not for themselves. >> steve: like who are you talking about came into office and left rich? >> i feel like a lot of politicians come in with a basalry or middle class type value and when they come out they are worth so much more money. i think it's a huge red flag when politicians leave extremely richer than they were when they come in. >> steve: you watched your republican what's the headline from the homeland security committee. >> i believe they are doing a really thorough investigation. i like what they are doing and actually finding out. it's not a surprise at all what's going on. we all knew that he was corrupt

and we knew about the. >> steve: you mean joe biden? >> joe biden. and but i don't know what's going to happen from now on. i do believe that there is way more things to come out. i think that 20 llcs it's not the tip of the iceberg yet. i think that there is more money, $10 million doesn't sound like it was going to sell anything, just for 10 million. i think there is more money. >> steve: can i see the hands of people who think the biden family broke the law. okay. we have not talked to frank down here. frank, you are a democrat. why do you think the bidens broke the law? >> because they are way down here money -- hunter was doing business for the influence of his father. we have seen this since before the election. we continue and we don't see the consequence there should be when you break the law. >> mary josephine did you hold

your hand up you thought the bidens are broke the law? >> of course. >> why? >> unethical. foreign nationals funneling money to llcs and being dispersed to the biden family. it's basically unethical. it's a national security threat. it could be treasonous as far as i'm concerned. >> steve: right next to you is john. you are an independent. you already know that john right next to you is a republican with a capital r you said earlier. >> yes. >> steve: you are nods your head yes they broke the law. >> only thing i disagree with you, steve, it's not law, it's laws. it's money laundering, it's bribery. violation of foreign, corrupt practices act. this is a money scheme, worse than enron or any other corporate scene that has been pointed out over the last couple decades. the thing is the llcs but there are no products or services. right? how can you be in business with no products and services but you are moving money around? and we need to look at the banks

that are holding this money and move the money. right? because they should have reported it as suspicious activity. >> steve: and i think those suspicious activity reports are how the house oversight actually got the stuff. marissa almost didn't make it. she is a democrat. she was stuck in a cab in new york city traffic today. what do you think about what you have heard so far and what you saw yesterday? >> you know, i have had this conversation numerous times with my friends about both sides of the political spectrum. you have such corruption. when is it going to end? i don't think you rise to that level of power without having skeletons in your closet on either side but why is america okay? why is that an okay narrative that we get to go along with this person is corrupt. we are going to spend taxpayer dollars to investigate them and nothing is going to change? >> steve: okay. on the front row down here he is a democrat. kiam, did you vote for joe biden. >> yes. i actually did. >> steve: so what do you think of the cover of the "new york

post" today is it pays to a biden. it talks about how 10 million bucks. [laughter] >> steve: went into family's pockets they didn't exactly explain why. kiam why are you concerned? >> i'm concerned for a lot of reasons that they also ment mentioned. it's like is he a walking contradiction. and it seems like they always try to take the focus off of what he is doing at the moment and they make trump seem like he's the worst villain in the worth. and he has broken every law. but there's no evidence of anything. he hasn't been -- but, with him, you know, something that they are trying to sweep under the rug. >> steve: he is running for re-election. khayyam, are you going to vote for him again. >> absolutely not. >> steve: back row. we have spoken to everybody except chris, right? chris, there's kind of a gigantic double standard here. i know a lot of people are saying, regarding how they are treating the biden administration and how they

treated the trumps. >> you know, it's always very interesting when it documents politics. like you will see the front page of the post. see media coverage like we are today. and then things just disappear. so it depends on who is in office of how long it stays in the media and how deeply he gets investigated it. seems like when the bidens are in offers and these crazy things are going on that it will come in and disappear and people stop talking about it. >> steve: okay. something else he would talking about is title 42. can i see the hands ever the people here who are concerned about it ending tonight at midnight? okay. it's unanimous. and that's the next topic when the panel returns in the next hour you are going to be talking about that. great job. thank you very much. all right. it's 7:00 in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" for this thursday starts right now. ♪ >> chaos at the border. >> border patrol will come and make contact. >> we worry about the ending of 42. >> he would being overrun.