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crossfire hurricane, the investigation into russia, collusioe,n with donald trump ws fairy dust. f it wasake, fake. it was nothing. as matthew mcconaughey said in wolf of wall street , it was a fugazi. >> fugazi was it was it was a woozy it was nothing but whato we learned todayda with a longit anticipated release of the durham report is that the fbi worked as he workeda disinformation shop for hillary clinton and the democratic nationaic national ct special counsel john durham's report shows us that the samesap people that lecture you today about threats to democracy nearly destroyed it by usingstre our intelligence agencies to target the then republican nominee for president and then later targg president donald trump . the entire story begins no t not b by rigging the election againstt donald trump , though. it starts with rigging aartsh rc clection ition in support of hiy clinton just weeks beforinee fb invefbi launched a crossfire hurricane investigation, wikileaks released tens of thousands of emails proving

the democratic national committee had rigged itse de 206 primary in favor of hillary clinton. inton.the victims here, sander democratic voters and bernie sanders. s, the dnc and hillarys clinton herself knew that that primary was rigged. they knew those emails were. real. so together they immediatelye work to discredit the leaks. they immediately work to discredit the idea that they rigged thato do democratic primary and their plan to do so, dismiss it al soo as the contents of russian propaganda and lay it ther e aty clinto the feet of donald trump .n, hillary clinton, in the my estimation, in the firstpersl smoking gun of the night,lyed a personally approved a proposal from one of her foreign policy f advisers to , quote, vilify donald b trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by russian security services. n. re you have the pla there you have the motive now.ap then you goro on , according to durham's report, to seegenci the u.s. intelligence agencies knew , in fact, what hillary was trying to do. >>g to almost immediately, senir

members of our intelligence community began acting on those allegations, treating them as fact. alle some familiar namesa dire about cia director john brennan,ctoh who briefed then president barack obama, his then vicd the president ,n joe biden, and fbi director james comey, along with thent attorney general, briefed them all on hillary's conspiracy theory to tie trump to the dnc hack.mp brennan effectively acted as ad clinton sirikit by bringing her allegations to the highest levels of the u.s. government.d and he wasn't the only one that same summer. the real plathn begins to unfold the clinton campaign and the f dnc, through a firm calledir fusion gps, paid a former british spy named christopher steele to compile intelligencebu to tie trump to russia. but the intelligence fusion gps put together was a series ofscao scandalous, salacious nothing bergers. what became known asn? of th

the steele dossier gave e you oe of the most absurd claims thatim we've heard over the last five years that donaldrina trump once on russiaten. >> and boy, did the media eat up that story. jamey that began with clips of james comey, former fbic director , all over television,o telling abc news that het ru cai rule out that the infamous pete mentioned in the steeley neve dossier. >> israeoul honestly neverghs wo thought these words would come out of my mouth, but i don'tuldo know whether the currentcurrent president stays with with being to each other in moscow in 2013. it's possible, but i don'tn ow. the tape or whatever has credibility. >> well, everybodyap say in tape bu.t the jury before it shows td us today that that allegation is debunked, not only debunked, bu t a clinton ally nameded c charles dolan was likely behinha the tape. dolen previously worked on both of bill clinton's presidential campaigns and he was an adviser to hillary in 2008. s advisodolen, a dnc operative,n moscow at the same timen sour

with steele's main source, a man named e. gordon chanko. ee igor 10%, by the way, was the source inside the steele r dossier for some intel based upon youtube videos that he'd watch. i guess while he was watchingr e mr. bishr, dude, perfect. he stumbled upon some russian connections to donald trump . an is the absurd alpha bank lie justal. three months into trump's presidency, the fbi began investigating, quote, odd computer links between a russian bank and theha trump organization. the theory was that a backn th channel had been discovered between the russian governmentes and trump. the alpha bank lieli wase cread by , again, hillary clinton's pt law firm. ogethethey put together data unr the directive of create a narrative linking donald trump to russild trumpa. ativ they began to spread this narrative everywhere, the mediab and to the fbi. now, let's be clear.

what became clear today is that all of this was false.e fband yet the fbi ate it up with a spoon. >> they diid notd not investiga they did not look into it. they did not look forcorroborat of their norma corroborate. they abandon all ofl their normal practices and ate up eac h false allegation with a. spoon. now, w coue could easilyld expln this way as incompetence. i mean, you'd be forgiven if yo thinking if you were to think that the highest levels of the american government are incompeten are inct. n' but we know it wasn't simply incompetence. we know that the fbi wanted to believe these falsehoods. we know thatwe because we haveem text exchanges between, forpl a example, fbi agentgent counter p intel lead peter struck etand carter page, for example, in august of 2016 page struck, whether trump could really become president , struck responde rd confidently in thiso to me, in my humble estimation,s he'soking gun. no to saying no, no. he's not going to be it. president . >> we'll stop it.

and despite the smoking guns, in many ways, durham's findingsh today that we all read three hundred pages worth that lead the news cycle or six years too the hoax worked,idency an entire presidency was derailed. a democratic party succeeded in demonizing rush. russia makinrussiag him our priy enemy on the world stage, nott the chinese communist party. thand bringing us to the verge n nuclear war in eastern europe as we conduct a proxy war incree ukraine. not only that, an entire a three years of presidency was derailed. the country was pitted against itself, and everyone now has bought into lies and disinformdt while pretending they are the warriors against disinformationhe . and in the end, after all oft oy that, not only has no one been held accountable, but this i think, would be the thirdd boy smoking gun in the dead body. that is the trust the unitedtutn states institutions. not only were they nots. heldacn accountable, they were so emboldened by this entirtae stoy

that they did the same thing again in 2020 with hunter the biden's laptop. >> sean davis is the ceo ofe jon the fabulous and he joins us now. >> sean , grea t to see you this evening. pretty i stunning information. i do wonder, sean , will it pub break througlih as the public sees this information? ghel anyone finally se the light? >> l anyone be held accountable? becantableunfortunately, i don'k anyone will be held accountable because thisus is the end of the process conducted by john durham, not the beginning.g. ct. he indicted who he was going t to indict. the matterhe hands now is in ths of congress and how they plan oe to do oversight. eople buset you raise a really good question. will people see thisand and i worry that for many people't beu they won't because the the news media, the corporate media seems to believe thato br jot tb is to cover stories with theheyp pillow until they stop breathing. a line taken from my friend. iowa hawk. and if you made me put anf overunder on the amount of timte

that the news networks areit a going to give this tonight, i would set it a at zerond and i would take the under,un unfortunately. a>> sn know, sean , i'm little disheartened evenof thi with the initial reporting ofe e this story. the headline seems to be eveadmn even in platforms, on platforms, even in channelso ,it's discovered that thereev was absolutely no evidence for a crossfire hurricane investigation. but to me, as i look at this, it's not about there being a lack of evidence, but a the total creation of evidence a . it's a fake story. it's a hoax in which not justth was it perpetuated by the media yod the dnc, but the fbi, you nailed it. and that's the worst thingct a here. you kind of expect a politicals. campaign to do dirty tricks. >> you kind of expect anyl dirt more the corrupt media to pull dirty tricks. >> you don't expec t from our your government. and what happened here wasown rw our own government, our own federal law enforcement agency perpetrated a hoax directed at

conning and gaslighting the american people. and i think the most important thing you can gather from this report is that the fbi's a domesticro terror organizatio. they use their power, they use their influence to try and lie r ,try to gaslight the american people to try and rig anming t election. and i have a hard time looking at this and coming to any othere conclusion than that. toe defundedfunded because this wasn't one orents,h two rogue agents. this happened fromisfr the vero top . this was directeald frome wa thy top all the way down. and it was a lie and a coupverne against our government, against our democracy. ntr a term democrats love to use perpetrated by our own government. >> we'll show. and i'll tell you this, i wouldh certainly agree that the fbiou should be held accountable, an looks to be culpable in, at m a minimum election interferencie . shawn davis, the federalist hasv been all over this and we appreciate that. thanank you fok you for being ws tonight. >> thank you . all right. jonathan turley, is a george washington university law professor and he joins us nowd hew with more reaction

to the durham report. jonathan , you know, wheknoun you hear this story laidn out whatwe hope that we did an adequate job of laying out what amounts to a very complicatedwhs and long story, but nonetheless, so importanyourt. >> what's your biggest takeaway ? well, it's complicated, but itit simpl is also tragic. g thin >> simple.t this you know, the amazing thingt is about this report is to see the origin of this false story . >> you know, the durham went lik on the issues like the salacious hotel story and found thatd there was no source there. >> in fact, the people to who apparently started the stories, you know, didd that thsaid that they had no basis for it. they often conflicted iney their memory as to how it came t about. and yet when that stor.y was th given to steal three daysr it w later, it waass in the steele dossier. sho and that shows really what sort of a clown show this was. cary but this a is also why clowns a. pretty scary at times that

you had a terribly salacious and damaging story put into the report by a group that wasco funded by the clinton campaign. and thatn then took off. >> and as you noted, ittails. succeeded. but it's also the details. you know, opthis whole operation was hidden in legal funding by marc elias, who was the general counsel ofd th the clinton campaign. reporters have said thaty they asked the clinton campaign, did you funde the steele dossier incl the clinton campaign? d lied and said that they didtht not. and they later admitted that, in fact, they did fund it later . the campaign was sanctionedc fo by the fec for hiding the money in that budget by elia's. elias.t you really get the granr detail here as to how this came about. >> but as you say, as you know, you know, all of these people are advocates for fighting dange disinformation because it's a danger to democracy.

well, this is that danger.ormatn you actually use this information, i think, againstior an elected president . i think we've learned the value of projectioearsn over the last several years that usually those that are casting the stones are guilty ofe exac h the the exact sin of which a they accuse. >> but here's the thing, and ind know this cagen get confusing. the viewer, jonathan . it's almost it'st, a it' whas at is it, a seven year sagaharact with characters from igor dan chanko to marc sussmanern. but the key is this, as you p point out, and what's madeoi a clear in the durham report, nd the democratic national committee and hillary clinton essentially not just funde ht jd ceded these false stories, they created them with shady characo characters, no backing,a and then peddled it out to the media. buimportt more importantly, bece bu know the media is full of buffoons willing buffoonsthink to the fbi. and the big question, i think,ts is why did the fbi just acceptvt all of this without investigation? ion?we tare we to now assume tht the fbi, like the media, buncy a bunch of partisan e hacks willing to engage inngn disinformationfo to accomplish a political outcome? >> well, some of them clearly

were. you know, the the fact is thatua comey when comey said , i never thought i'd say these wordsese o abourds t that hotel scene, he s no defense other than saying i really am not very good atdo what i do.. so either he was biased or hee most was the most pitiful excuse of n an fbi director in the historyau of that bureau, because earl.y on american intelligence threw a red flag on the steele dossier and said that iter. actually might be russian disinformation. he could have picked uavp a phon and found out the same information and did and he wentn and did interviewsd . >> just it's it's absolutelysaid stunning . i said i it is it cansimple be complicated. you said in the end it and is simple and itit is simple. tr it is that lies were peddled a to the american public to swing presidential, which failed but disrupted, disrupted a presidencynd. and really, honestly, our country has paid the price w now for seven years. professor jonathan turley, thank you so much. thank you >> t.>> so thall right.

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station .com slash , try and get two months free. a litt we're going to diger tonight bee a little deeper and stick with the durham report a little bit longer tonight, becaus te i think it's pretty important when you understand at the highest levels ofe am the americaneric governmente undermines the voice of the people of america. >> now, what the durham report did is it confirmed for us what we strongl y knew for years,e that rogue actors atf the fb the highest levels, the fbi launched a series of politically motivated investigationste into president donald trump in order to undermine his presidency. the allegations were alwayss wea flimsy, but through a slow drip of thinly sourced, thinly veiled leaks and crooked agents at the bureau, they created a narrative that hamstrung the trump administration for years. they abuse their power as lawo enforcement officials to advance a political agenda. and former actinvance g attorney general matt whitaker witnessed their lies firsthand. ed theirhe joins us now. matt , great to have you on

the program. ogram.seven years of this now. i three hundred pages todayve c as you comome e to i don't knowf you've come to an understanding of something you already knew , but in>> essence, the the revelation of stuff that everyone should know that re you've always known. >> what's your reaction? yeah, well y, will ,ea it'h, w . to be with you tonight. i'm not sure everything was known. kny i think what reall frustrates me and should frustrate every americanme and f goodwill is that when this information was received from the australian intelligence community and andy mccabommunit, and peter struck received it,din they didn't verify it. they didn't check it out.'t t they didn't compare it to what other intelligence operations knew about what the hillary clinton campaign was planning on doing. they immediatelyry clint open ant investigation and then almost immediately try to get fisied ta georants on carter page and george papadopoulos and i think it's outrageous that for e three years, quite frankly, and again, i was there as allom this incoming was happening,

that this flimsy beginning turned in to this massive controversy. and every day, if you remember bombshell after bombshell after bombshell, pulitzer prize litzer pwinner, one on complete. will . and it's it's disgusting. .it's absolutely disgusting. and look, you know what, matt ?a we could do an hourably sho on the media and we probably should we should talk abouulhota the biggest disinformationhe perpetuators over the last seven years. maybe we'll do that tomorrow night. ovhe last se, i do want to focu now on probably the more important aspect, and that's y tantthe corruption, the amerin intelligence and security state and so you were referencing the the leak from australian intelligence. igation this is what led to, fore example, the investigation into george papadopoulos and this was the beginning. this was before that. there wag to durham, the fbi knew nothing. there was no inclination that there was anything connecting russias ant th to trump., no but then they get this not even sauce australia and hearsay about george papadopoulos and they launch an investigatioos and tn n basicald

twenty four hours. but here's what samet i want toa you , matt . they they did thatr ev same thig every step of the way for everything that came up. and sothey kept digging. and so the question is , why is the fbi corrupt?ing fo >> well, so this is the hard thing for me, because the men and women of rank and file ofouh the fbi that are out thered as doing cases are great people.ato bud as we celebrate police week, i don't want to paintiduas with a broad brush, bu, t there were individuals, andy mccabe, peter strock, lisa page, jim comey, so many others that just didn't like donald trump . and we're going to do whatever it took. and you see and to your point, will , at every turn they had, they had counter information that was that would actually make whatever they were relying on untrustworthy, but they just ignored it. and at every step and it just kept getting worse and worse. and it led to really, i think one of the most catastrophic periods in american history. and then the thing is , is they can issue a statement today saying they've fixed it, but

they haven't. >> and this can happen again. well, no, i don't. honestly, matt , and i'm an optimist, matt , i want to look forward to a brighter future. but right now, i'm having trouble seeing that path when it comes to trust in our institutions. but i will look hard for it, matt . i will look hard for that optimism. but it has to start with the truth. that's what we're trying to do tonight. matt whitaker, thank you so much. thank you . all right. the russia collusion didn't just harm our country. it ruined lives. we just mentioned one of thoset lives, george papadopoulos. it was a trump campaign volunteer. himcros ind first put their crosshairs, the feds tried to tap hisd to phones. tro they suggested that he was guilty of treason. they even charge federald with . federal crime and sent him to prison. they destroyed george papadopouloey destru. dr red the report shows they knew their reasons were bogus. from the start. george papadopoulos georindicated tonighgeorget ande joins us now. well, george , it's an honor to have you .ou f >> how do you feel today?y? well, thank you so much for having me as well.and and i feel ecstatic.

my wife and i have beeni have celebrating all day today because this really didn't just tarnish my image. it also tarnishe imaged my wifes image, who really stuck with me through this entire saga fromniu beginninntg until then. had the so i'm a very lucky guy. i also had the support of so many americans out there, and i really want to thank them from r the bottom of my heart. for believing in me and my wife and my family from day one afrs we resolve this egregious misconduct in this dark chapter in american history. so i'm ecstatic and i stillll b believe that there will befall some fallout from thisou reportl what kind of fallout doell, i you think there will be? well, i think at the macrois a level, this is a profound indictment of the u.s. intelligence community with grave and deleterious consequences for america. and i also think it's an absolute vindication for myself . the trump campaign, president trump and over seventy five millionhe ts wh americans who voted for him. now, when you target law

abiding citizens and try to overthrow our democracy liked the fbi leadership did, heads have to roll and the reason i say this is because while goo the durham report had a lot ofla good information in there, it also had strategic omissions. and i'll give you a couple of examples. joseph mifsule ed is the indivil who apparently launched not key pahe crossfire hurricane investigation, mueller, he was a key part of the igs report. while he was strategicallyat omitted from durham'egicallys e report, durham, along barr tr with attorney general barr, traveledav italy to italy to ler about this guy. but we didn't hear about him from durham. that's the first thing.ything the second w ae didn't hearall anything about stefan halper, the fbt thi informant who was operating as a moonlighting, as some sort oting as sof profen of cambridge. and i thin neek we needrstand to understan wd why those peoplh were not mentioned and why i'm so happy to see congressman' jordan tweeting publicly that he's invited john durhamcause we

to testify publicly is because we need accountability and transparency is needed for the american public to once pu havn have trust in the system that congressman jordan has said he wants to have durham report to to to come beforee congress next week. >> i'm juswet beforeek we go , george , i am curious to ask, you , did you ever think what i you sat down in a pub in london to have a cocktail with a couple of australian diplomats? and it would all lead to this? you're the start, man. i mean, and it's we know nowls a falsehood. did you ever, ever, ine u ever i your wildest imaginations thinki that drink could leankd to thiss war? >>? well, you know, i'm very happy that durham actually refuted that bogus premise because he statedpremis unequivocally and i know president trump was very vocal sstandardabout himself today, e was absolutely no basis ory no foundation whatsoever to everat. launch an investigation, even publiclyhe eve refuted what this australian diplomat mentionedat and what the fbi took from him.t so the entire thing was salacious, unfounded, unjust.id the american people paid for it

and there has to beev retribution. and that all starts, i believe, through congress. ress doidoing its work.feel >> george , i'm happy you feel vindicated today. i'm happy that the truth has been published. i think in order for former president donald trump's vindication, this truth has to be yelled fromicatio the mountaintopsn the . tonight. and we appreciate you beginning that process tonight with us. george papadopoulo paps, thank you . >> thank you smuo much. all right. inb stargirl morente. my most >> this is one of the most popular takes of the day. washe was suspended because he posted a video of himself hon. ng a gu crw, last time i checked, that's not a crime.ow why i don', t then it is something that leads to him beingbeing suspended fromsu his workplace.e is there no line anymore between your work life? and your private life for dumb but not illegal behavior? i'm going to have that debate with clay trappes next.

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at fox news books. .com, when you call this segment my most unpopular opinion of the the day.ar it revolves around memphismo grizzlies star john morente. he sparked an uproar overideo the weekend when a video emerged of him toting a gun and a moving vehicle. now, morente has i n the past been plagued by disciplinaryy disciplinary issues off the court in recent months. >>di off the including he had ar incident a few weeks agoin and the grizzlies now have already decided to suspend him. but my question is , is whatdo did you do wrong in this video? what did you do that's illegal? what did he do? that amounts to a suspension.sp. his action s might have beens dumb. i'm not endorsing what he's doing here. what do the they certainly weren'tw illegal. and in my estimation, i don't know how they're grounds for g suspension. clay travis is aoo good frienddt mine and he ha ps a different point of view.ght. i'm happy to have him on the program tonight. clay, why am i off here?w i don't understand why whatg inh george was doing in his privates lifedese deserves suspension frm the nba. >> the i , i don't disagree in

a broad context and certainly will . anyou i as two knuckleheads who have been employees of many different bin g media companies we want is expansive of a idea e of what employees can do that doesn't justify suspension as possible. but here's wha t i woul d sayt about your standing alone. andig if he had just posted thisus video for people who don't known where he is listening to a rap song and he's waving around a handgun, if that were his exclusive misbehavior, so to speak, i think that violates probably the terms of his contract because he is , forbetr better or worse, a role model that the nba in the memphis grizzlies want others to lookpee up to .p and in the same way that ifin te you were, say, a kindergarten teacher, you probably would teacnn onlyf you had a only fans page, even though technically you could do soll once single incident. probably a big challenge, but i think you built on it here.ths the problem is that he had this inside of a strip club. allegedly, there was an incident where he and members

of his entourage purportedlythrt threatened the indiana pacerensn in with a weapon. and then you also add in these allegations that he pulled a gun or brandished a handgun in a dispute with someon se to pick up basketball game. and so i think here what's g going on is the grizz have an asset in their mind, will , that's probably several hundred million dollars if he buckles e down and just t becomes an elite basketball player and they are concerned that his behavior off the court is going to keep that from happening, and they'ree trying to protect the contractual value ofractua their assets. and i understand their to be the and i understand that's their rationale. here's my argument response to that claihere's margumentm. we've gone entirely too far . i understand, at every privatedv institutioatn, every privates an company has contracts and most of them have like these vague moral turpitude clauses. if y, we canrass us spend or fire you. but my argument is those have become a catchall and that catchall is entirely tooo invasive into everyone's private life. that has nothing to do

with the h work environment. you know, when kaepernick did what he dit d and kneldut durine the nationalca anthem, it wase bucause it was on the job. he didt, it at the workplace. ,o bun't for example, i'll telle of you this, you know, i don't understand why a couple ofit may abc anchors get fired when they have an affair. it's not it may be dumb, but it's not illegal. and it certainly didn't happen at msnbc whet msn two anchors hq an affair and subsequently got married. so i don't know whuemay our prie life is always controlled evt ofry aspecd our workplace. th agree.d 100% on this and we'll i'llconta take it outside of people thatct have contracts. iss imy biggest issue is not with people who make millions of dollars and theoreticallytic have a higher standard of tha behavior because of the money that they are making. right. wouliggest issue is this, and i would encourage every employer and everybody out there who's an employee to think about this. when did wha who's at everybody on facebook when it comeswh to their own persona ll decisi political opinions, be something that every employer in america had to be concerned about? why do w whae care what encelads

thinks about gay marriage or abortion in her private life? this is the precedent thatthin i believe has now moved through and i think it's totally wrong. punish actions, nond tt words.h' and that's i'm getting at you ,b honestly. yeah. people aree ery ti to be dumb. they can't be fired every time they're dumb. i'm not endorsing jawn, and ifia corpo down this path, i do believe corporations will control ultimately your politicalcontror thought n they think they have dominion over your private life. that's wha oate lifethat's wt it here. and i don't think i think what john did was dumb, but not illegal. t i was looking forward to this conversation. i totally understand it. looking good debate. good. okay, yeah. t i appreciate having thatot, back and forth with you. thanks, man. ebate.all right. >> it's not just republican voters who are upset about biden's immigration. policy. no. chicago residents are furiounos that illegalfu immigrants are being transported to their communities. we're going to talcommuns. k to one of those residents of chicago nexti after the break. >> whilele we ha empathy we havr our humanitarian crisis, our producer is a humanitarian

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. republican congressman tony gonzalez of texa>> will:s is ats the border. over the weekend, he took some video of the overcrowded overcmigrant processing center. you can see that on your screen. now, gonzales says he's unhappy with those downplaying the situation at the border as , quote, not that bad, . and that would include,en apparently, the biden administration, which claimed crosration whiday thaty that thf illegal immigrants making crossings over the weekend weeks significantly lower than expected. but it turnsbut it turns out thn part due to what amounts to a scandalous report that the administration has been coordinating wit with the mexicn government. according to a report from the center for immigrationcoordi studies, mexican immigration officers coordinated with usstom customs and border patrol officials over whatsapwhat'sp tp out migrant gatherings alongorde the border. and when those illegal immigrants might cross. tony gonzalez is acros congressn

representing texas and he joinsg us now. congressman, thanks for being with us. ressthank yo ui find this absolutely scandalous. the biden administration in its leadership of cbp coordinatingeo with the mexican government >> time the crossing of illegal immigrants. in >> so itg doesn't look that ba. thank you for having me on ,o will . and this is what house have to republicans have to do. we have to expose the truth so the american people can be thets judge of what is happening.on wi we can't allow this to bel normal. the reason why i went to el paso besides, i represent 60% of el paso county everywhere inb the media was saying it's noter that bad. the numbers ar as half is what,h they were the day before. you look a not tt these imagesh, that's not that bad., it looks like let me go a step further in that facility. 1,000 can house one thousand pe. there were three thousand people that twenty eight hundred of those three thousand people were single adult males, crammed man some as many as seven, 700 plus in an area that can hold cells a

a little over one hundred . there were other cells as well,e that one with pregnant females, a handful there. and there was another cellks frh with folks from from the lgbt community here. coyou only had a handful of people in these other cells.il meanwhile, single adule singlet were crammed in there likes what sardines. this is what we have we ha to we to expose everything that's wrong with the biden administration. >> whabiden stration. t congressman, i have con to ask you on that note, then, d i guess i'm somewhat confused, mayb e a little disappointed to find out that whet n you talh about this, as you didis, n yesterday, when it comesefer to house leadership and kevin mccarthy, you often refer o some thoseto some of those re. as demonizing illegal immigrants. you knowyou kn, i don't know wht language you might be pointing to or what instance or rhetoric you might be referring, but i think i can't speak for refer kevin mccarthy, nor would thi i want to . >> but, you know, pointing out this problem has often dismissed as being xenophobic or jingoistic or at worst racist or demonizingist or illel immigrants. when simply saying this, whatpla you see on the screen, the video you tookyi. con >> congressman, that's untenable. yeah. yeah. >>, i spent 20 years inm no

the military and i'm notin looking to pasg tos messaging bills. i want solutions. and i think the american people demand solutions. om have i ruffled feathers from time to time? yes. and i will continue to ruffle feathers. this can't be the normal.o we can't pass the ofe normal legislation in the houseot knowing it's not going to goan anywhere and wave a victoryp fih flag. ti we have to keep fighting, keepp holding the administration accountable. until there is change. a district like mine, i don'te e have the luxury of just blamingt democrats for everything that's wrong. the people that i represens t'm demand change. and what i'm starting to seee ar is people are becoming numb to when i was in this border patrol station, they said, tony, it's not that bad and i'm taking a step back and there'sbi seven hundred fifty people in this one . so so i think we need the american people demand change, really, not just really quick. congressman, i appreciat e that note. i truly do. so what i would say, and i'm asking you this honestly, when i believearnestle in democrats about comprehensive reform, it's escape hatch. it's nonsense. it's designe s and so that this

conversation never gets resolved. so when you talk about actua let real change, it has to startwith with stopping this at our southern border. ea so what is actual real changeu you propose that can be be accomplished? yeah, it's pretty simple. wor look, itke worked d under the tp administration to enforcef a the laws that are already on the books. and a four person doesn't qualify fo r asylum. th send them back . b rethink the message should be republicans are for legalgait immigration and we are absolutely against illegalimmigr immigration. republicans are for legal immigration. democrats are fon, dem illegar illegal all immigration. if that's the message we win all across the country, that's r what i've been trying to pushng the party towards getting towards with the addendum, ward.i would suggest humbly that the asylum claims is a is aasylc loophole or a process. k it has been absolutely abused. si and we have to look at the them current situation with asylum claims. hey, congressman tony gonzalez,a i really appreciatpprecie thata conversation. sopefully we can find a realal solution because it's absolutely necessarylu. will. >> thank you .de thanks. well, thanks, wolf. all right. h so democratseard, as you just

heard, support massive illegal immigration until apparentlymige comes to their doorstep. and that's when illegal immigrants show up at s their schools or hospitals and on their roads. that's what you're seeing, for hearw york as you hear about school gyms being filled with illegal chi immigrants. it's also happening in chicago, south shore, chicago.icag, resis took to the streets this weekend to protest five hundred illegal immigrants immi in their district. sou >> watchth sho the south shore, community, a community thaty is predominantly comprised of the descendants of once des enslaved african-americans. right. that the same federally tactics that proven detrimental to thriving black communities of the pas samt under the guise ofr eminent domain are being used to house asylum seekers in the heart of our community without our advisement, ithout r our permission nor our agreement. ut >> i come as ammunity, representative of this goveunity to rebuktoe efforts by the texas governor and everyone betweend everyo here ae who think we will overlook this

nationwide effort to use immigration as a toolne to destroy our neighborhoods and water down our ability to make political difference under the guis thee of philanthy and grace. >> it's a pretty fascinatinga py curveball. that man, ja wasy darnell jones, was reportedly addedrms so director at a real estate firm. so it seems there are limitsof to the embrace of diversity. these south shore residents, they filed a lawsuit to block chicago's plan to hous te illegr immigrants in the community. it's understandable. it's act actually a very understandable position that a community on the brink flooine ofg on the edge of povey in many cases is all ofequire a sudden floodedme with the requirement to support illegal hypocrantsants.. but it does bring up the obvious hypocrisy of the embracement of equity.woul now, one thing we would likeo ts to talk to these residents of chicago about is if it's a problem in your neighborhood, wouldn't it also be a problemso

where the illegal immigrants takeresituated in mass ? take a look at this map, if thi you can, published by heritage tracks biden phones handed outs to illegal immigrants. see th and what you see thereer is theo geo location of biden phones spreading across the country. the vast majority inmajo fact, according to heritage, almost 71% of illegal immigrants have resituated in red districts across this acros country. >> so we'd love to talk to thecm members of that chicaguno community that if it's something that is hard for magi your community, you can imaginns where it is . it's how hard it is where the vast majority of illegal immigrants are being resettled. one of those residents r f will hopefully join us here tomorrow night on fox news. tonight, tal we hope to talk to some more democratic leaders and their voters about this back and forth about this dichotomy in the future. scientists are now pushing people eat bugs to solve climate change. animbugs really supplement animal protein or god forbid,

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production proteins. we need alternatives and i see insects as a perfect will . >> why does everyone who want us wants us to eat bugs? t nd conand control the world s like literally like a bond villain? why do they al why l sound klaus klaus schwab? >> why they sound like that cockroach burgers, insects, insect steaks. yum.e dr. marc siegel is a fox newsmas medical contributor. he joins us now with hisiein reaction. with his. siegel, i don't know how many how many cockroaches do i havdo i have to eat to amoc an like eight ounce burger a lot. and maybe we id wen the westerna world think of cockroaches as these slimy things that are trying to get away get and hiding in the dark and forget it.o we're not going to eat them.em there's a very large degree of revulsion will in western cultures to eating insects. and i must confess, i was one of them. then interviewed chef yoon for this hour, the producerserviewed i brought with me from this show, actually , we slowly got

in by the chef jung and i was eating cricket flour and then i had grasshoppers on avocado and then i had meal. meely brownies. and at the end i said to myself, i actually doingo mye this againlf . lew, let me let me burst a couple of myths here about this. first of all, 80% of the world does eat insects and there are a trillion farmed insects in the the world. but you know what? they got to ea aret something. so in terms of saving the planet, guess what? they eat most of them corn.not sosa you're not saving the plant by farming insects to eat, even farming them for animals. er fo didn't know you did is not saving what is a grasshopper. and tell me what a cricket and a grasshopper. >> tasty . it hides in avocado, by the a way, but i know what it tastes like. like you're crunching on something. it tastes a little you look like a grasshopper. you're crunching on a peanut, bu butter. but yeah, but but i have to tell you , the producers actually stayed after me and ate a scorpion and drank it down with tequila. and now i woulate d done that.

if you would have done that. i would have done that. you know, i got to go. dr. siegel, i tell you what, when i think of wild eaten scorpions and shooting tequila, i think of you , dr. siegel. >> so you and i , we're going'm to party. no allergies. i'm well, i'm afraid of allergies. i got to run and i'm afraid of the . and it could hav e parasites, too. i'm not for it. i can these interests have parasites . >> i know.. okay, thanks, dr. siegel.egel. and with that, it's just another reason in my estimation, why america is an exception. whamericans exceptional. e here's another one .s wron sean hannity, by the way,gs what's wrong with a couple ofgh bugs? great high in protein taste, i delicious. deliciou try a cockroach for dinner tomorrow night. you're all well, great. a cockroacthank you . welcome to "hannity". n itig is anothehtr majo.r breakig news night tonight. >> in a moment, a live report from the border. our own bill kaloogian, where apprehensions now are peaking m at over 10,000 per day, including individuals terro on the terror watch list. thousands more have evadedh arrest. and as we speak, we have

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