the american justices system for the very first time. joran van der sloot is set to be arraigned any moment from now thchl comes after peruvian officials granted him extradition to the united states, multiple extortion charges from the family of natalee holloway. she disappeared during a high school graduation trip to arubba in 1995 and joran van der sloot was the prime suspect. hello, everyone, i'm kayleigh

mcenany, here with my co-host emily compagno, fox business anchor and co-host of "the bottom line," dagen mcdowell, and cheryl casone and "fox and friends" weekend's pete hegseth. we are live outside the federal courthouse in birmingham, alabama. jonathan. >> jonathan: hi, joran van der sloot was brought to the federal courthouse you see behind me, earlier this morning. we expect the arraignment to get underway momentarily, will joran van der sloot will answer the federal charges of wire fraud and extortion. legal experts are expecting he will plead not guilty, in which case this case will go to trial, possibly within a year or maybe a little bit later. the charges stem from allegations dating back to 2010,

when joran van der sloot allegedly approached natalee holloway's mother telling the missing woman's mother that he would reveal the location of her daughter's body in exchange for a quarter of million dollars. after receiving a down payment of $25,000 joran van der sloot provided false information. no body was found and then he left arubba and went to peru, where he was accused and ultimately pleaded guilty to the murder of another young woman. he is still serving 28-year sentence in peru, but peruvian authorities allowing him temporary extradition to the u.s. to face charges indirectly related to the natalee holloway case. we'll let you know what comes out of this hearing, we're still on stand by.

back to you. >> kayleigh: he pleaded not guilty, we are just learning it. >> just learning it from you, but not surprised. legal experts were saying he was likely to plead not guilty. he's been appointed a public defender, who will represent him. it may be a year before the trial gbegins. >> kayleigh: emily, not guilty we heard from jonathan, what can we expect, how much time can this guy get, who allegedly murdered but being charged for extortion? >> emily: could be maximum of 50 years tacked on to 28 years he's serving for murder of stephanie flores and additional years for drug trafficking, he was convicted of, as well. >> kayleigh: the murder of flores, there is that and the

natalee holloway murder, for which he has not served time or been formally charged. putting both into context, what will be allowed in on either of those? >> emily: zero evidence on extortion and wire fraud cases, of conviction of murder and the fact he's prime suspect in the natalee holloway. that is important. he was just appointed a federal public defense attorney. this is in contrast to the very chatty prior attorney of his, the defense attorney in peru for the stephanie flores case. he has been communicative with the press. that is not currently his representative. that is not something the u.s. justice system does without evidence. this point it is wire fraud and extortion, maximum of 25 years.

>> kayleigh: 25 years, justice perhaps for natalee holloway's mother. paul, your thoughts on the not guilty plea? >> i think it was expected. he doesn't have a whole lot to lose. public defender and advising him. one thing outside the box we should consider in the back of our minds, he has a card to play. assuming he is the guilty party, relative to natalee holloway, there is the chance that a plea deal could be worked out if he were to disclose what happened that day in aruba all those years ago. we would expect a trial and that is likely to happen and clearly everybody involved in the justice system would like to see mr. joran van der sloot die in jail because his track record probably suggests that he is at least a danger to women out

there. there is the possibility that he does ultimately reveal what occurred and how it occurred potentially giving the holloway family greater closure than just locking him up. >> emily: paul, we know court has been adjourned, less than five minute preceding, which is typical at the federal level. what do you make of the argument that the peruvian conditions are far worse than the incarcerated enjoy here in the united states. would it behoove joran van der sloot to enjoy the process and file motion after motion and try to soak up the benefits of being part of the u.s. criminal justice system rather than having to go back to peru? >> that highlights what a novel case this is. you don't see this often. he is locked up in peru and

being extradited here to stand trial and face american justice and then going to be returned to the other nation's jurisdiction to complete his sentence there. what it comes down to, there are political considerations between the two nations, governed by treaty, mutual legal assistance treaty worked out between the doj, authorities and peru authorities. what joran van der sloot would like is immaterial. he is delay and throw motion practice at litigation before trial, delay beginning of the trial, but this guy is going back to peru, because equity involved between the two nations, despite how serious the crimes are, those equities are larger than this one individual case. he may think he has it made in an american prison, something you don't hear often, he is

going back to the peruvian system. >> kayleigh: he could get 25 years in the united states and he has 25 in peru, doing the math, this convicted killer could get out, this is not a life sentence, by any stretch. >> jonathan: it is not, he owes 16 years on homicide in peru, plus what he got for supposed involvement in drug smuggling operation in a peruvian jail. i think the idea here aside from the fact american justice wants to bring to bare what justice was not able to accomplish. which is to get him accountable for what he did to natalee holloway. even if you stack the charges high as you can go here, you are right, chance he gets out in his 60s and that is a concern. that is assuming he behaves in both the peruvian system for what he has left there and the

american system, if he does time here. his track record suggests he may not do that does and i think everybody understands it behooves safety to keep this guy in jail as long as possible. >> kayleigh: thank you very much, emily, in addition to natalee holloway and the peruvian woman, he allegedly threatened a warden, this guy has long track record of violence toward women and human beings. >> emily: the manner of murder for stephanie nor flores, he beat her to death in a hotel room. he has zero inhibition about threatening and taking violence before anything and anyone before him. reserving judgement for natalee holloway given he's presumed innocent , but on stephanie

flores, he's been convicted. he is a murderer, brutal one at that. everything should be preserve, a lot of people hold animosity toward him. >> kayleigh: dagen mcdowell, natalee holloway's mother loses her high school daughter and gets extorted by the guy who could have been the murderer. the pain is incomprehensible. >> dagen: hopefully this will give the family and her mother some sense of closure, some sense of justice, although those are not murder charges. this is an attention-seeking sociopath. it raises the issue of whether he will try to drag out any potential trial in the united states, not because prison conditions would be better, but the trial will keep a hot

spotlight on him. because never underestimate the deep sickness of the soul and ego of something like this. >> kayleigh: who in january of 2012, told the judge, i'm sorry for this acts, i feel very bad. >> peter: i agree issue he's a sociopath who realizes cameras are on him. i hope the holloway family gets actual justice they deserve. >> kayleigh: i hope so, too. cheryl, the family did say, i noted yesterday and want to highlight it, natalee holloway was with god and he wrapped his heavenly arms around her. incredible family. >> cheryl: huge loss for them, 18 years natalee holloway has been gone and if joran van der sloot spends a year in the united states, he better enjoy it. if he goes back to peru, he will

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>> emily: a breaking story, former president donald trump has been indicted over his handling of classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate, marking first time a former president has ever faced federal charges. president trump will appear before federal court in miami on tuesday and exact details of the indictment currently remain under seal. a "washington post" columnist is calling garland's case

indictment like none other. with donald trump's announcement, the country crossed into down thing new territory, the country divided over prospect of prosecuting trump, the front-runner for president in 2024. pete hegseth, a monumental day. >> pete: sad day for our republic. there has been legal analysis and i look at it as an american watching what is going on. look at the speed and focus they had on donald trump. vis-a-vis hillary clinton and hunter biden, they focused on him before he was in office and in multiple different ways and pressing forward with it because they understand the clock is ticking to 2024.

this is about 2024. this is about preventing the front-runner from remaining the front-runner. what happened with alvin bragg, it will have the other effect. there will be rally around the flag effect and how they handle this will signal how they feel about whether or not we live in a two-tiered system of justice and they are willing to fight back against it. sad day. >> emily: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: we have president of the united states, administration has indicted his chief political rival. it will only divide us further, i don't often agree with ruth marcus, but her opening lean, this will entrench division in this country. my question, where is christopher wray and merrick garland. notification of significant events, special counsel shall

notify the attorney general of events in the course of his or her investigation. so garland knew about this. we are in unprecedented times, he can't comment on it, wray can't either. but when integrity of the fbi is in question, we need something, a statement, something. maybe he's waiting until tuesday with the official indictment, i don't know, our country needs something. this was on cnn, line about individual who advised trump and biden on documents, testified before both special counsel, they are separate. here is what the cnn article said, prosecutors in the trump case included conversations about how to declassify documents, in the biden case, more concerned with mechanics of moving boxes, from an individual who testified before both. america will ask, why the difference? >> dagen: tim paulatori, was

interviewed by cbs and said in any ordinary case, the justice department and fbi wouldn't go to length and expense of interviewing housekeepers and groundskeepers, which they did at mar-a-lago, bringing some in front of the grand jury, down in miami. he said he volunteered and went in front of the grand jury and was grilled by a female prosecutor and she made attempts to accuse him of not providing information and he said that is privileged information. she said the following and i'm quoting some from the interview with cbs. she said, privilege has exceptions, can be waived, if the president is cooperative, why won't he wave privilege and allow you to tell the grand jury about his conversations and tim

said, that crosses the -- essentially crossest the reddest and widest of red lines, you're implying guilt to a jury or grand jury in case based on invocation of a constitutional right. she would be called out by a judge and she would also be, there would be a mistrial if that was actually in court. she would also face potential discipline, as an attorney. so this is the very foundation that his attorneys will likely proceed with prosecutorial misconduct and potential dismissal of this case. that is just some of where they are going with this. >> kayleigh: cheryl. >> cheryl: the doj knew this would be the environment this would happen. i found it very rich the mainstream media was celebrating, dancing on their desks, as they were covering the

federal indictment of a federal president. it is a sad day. it is a sad moment. geraldo on "fox and friends" said this is basically overdue library book. we're talking about the national archives, a lot has been blown out of proportion because it is donald trump. what will happen and we saw this with alvin bragg's charges, he will use this and it will be rallying cry and donald trump will be on every newspaper and every tv show and it is going to actually help him. >> emily: yeah, in my experience of seeing federal prosecutions, i know what hunting looks like. it is so clear when weight of federal prosecution is immovable and locked on no matter what happens, locked on and that is what we've been perceiving for now quite sometime and it is incredibly disheartening as an american citizen to see it happening with vigor and rigor

and totally ignoring crimes that are much worse than overdue library book, much worse that involve potentially existing sitting presidents. >> pete: give me the criminal, i will find the crime. >> emily: house republicans say they viewed fbi document that showed foreign national paid then vice president biden $5 million in exchange for policy decisions. that is next.

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say the president received those payments. the president responding with a joke. >> nancy mace says there is evidence in file you sold out the country, do you have a response to congression al republicans? >> where is the money? i'm joking. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> kayleigh: republicans say it is in the documents, we don't know what is in there just yet, pete. burisma payment allegedly one of the policy decisions at hand was firing of this prosecute viktor shokin. >> president biden: i said you will not get a billion, i'm leaving in six hours. if prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money. well -- got fired and put in place someone who was solid at the time. >> kayleigh: that apparently is

a policy decision, this investigation, who knows, serious allegation. >> pete: most people who commit crimes like to brag about it, whether it is a crime or not. if you are vice president of the united states and your portfolio is ukraine. you already have a son on ukrainian board who has no qualifications and then after a major action is taken against a prosecutor going after the company your son is on, you receive or your family receives $5 million in disbursed payments? there is almost nothing else that needs to be said, except get to the bottom of what itten means. this document needs to come out, comer needs to keep fighting. no reason to say the committee saw it and there are redetectivions, all in what happened here. it appears direct tit for tat,

it looks like what it is. >> kayleigh: fox news.comset this, highly credible human source codified about conversations he with with burisma executive. that is information we have. the burisma executive asked for advice and one line stood out to me. why are you coming to me for this, you have hunter biden on the board and he referred to hunter biden as dumb. interesting. >> dagen: again, why have the job on the board and got paid more than a board member at exxon mobil? whether a crime or not and i will just always refer to what andy mccarthy says, biden corruption is enough to disqualify him from office now, it does not have to be a crime, it is something comer talks

about over and over again. this is andy, when framers gave congress power to remove a president from office by inserting impeachment clauses, nothing more animated than fear of foreign corruption and these regimes in the joe biden portfolio as vice president, why did the regimes suddenly start coming to biden family members and paying those biden family members for access? what did they think they were buying to quote andy mccarthy. >> cheryl: u.s. oil rights, and access to u.s. oil companies that is what burisma executive and ceo of the company, hunter biden, the dumb guy was on the board. all right. >> to be clear, bank records are the trump card here. that is bank records, if they can get those and find the payments.

according to brooke singman, who did this reporting, burisma executives said to the source, these payments are so tied up in so many transactions, they will not find them. comer has to get on it, get the bank records, that is how you do it. >> bill barr told federalist it is not true, it wasn't closed down, it was sent to delaware for further investigation. >> emily: that is right and there is beehive activity in absence of information we have yet to learn. what we do know, we have seen people convicted and serve sentences for an ounce and forensic accounting is major and steadfast part of our criminal justice system. they may think it is too complicated and complex, believe me, it will come to light. the end of the day, there is

thriving, pedalling industry of leverage and influence. it is bipartisan and covered widely by all aspects of the media. this family enjoyed a very dark spot over them, a very pronounced protection from any type of coverage. anything we learn and cover that is in doj, fbi, affidavit documents point to the fact this family and members of them have enjoyed payments in the millions, have enjoyed positions in the plenty and enjoyed leverage and influence by countless companies in middle east and asia and still enjoying it to this day. it is up to us to continue reporting on it and for the american people to demand better from the media that is not covering it, this is illegal. >> kayleigh: not just the bidens, the clinton foundation.

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>> kayleigh: president biden renewing his vow to protect gender changing surgery for children. listen what biden had to say about lawmakers looking to block kids from the procedures. >> president biden: our fight is far, far from over, we have hysterical and i would argue prejudice people who are engaged in all what we see going on around the country. it's an appeal to fear and it is appeal that is unjustified and ugly. it is wrong that extreme

officials are pushing hateful bills targeting children terrifying families and criminalizing doctors. these are our kids, these are our neighbors, it's cruel. >> kayleigh: it is cruel, mr. president, to allow children to undergo live-changing sergeantry and take puberty blockers that aren't approved by the fda for that use. new op ed is slamming left's ignorance writing, gender affirming care for children is a flash point in america's culture, also a human experiment on humans and teens, ignoring long-term danger by off-label dispensing of powerful blockers, combined with larg diagnosis of minors as gender dysphoric borders on child abuse. not just the president

miscategorizing this, he was asked about anti-trans, anti anti-lgbtq, for anti-trans legislation. it is framed anti-trans if you are pro children not having vasectomis. >> emily: the president responded what was written by an aide and he is reading what is before him temperature is rich, someone who proports to have faith doesn't even acknowledge his grandchild and calls this hateful and cruel when the subject and tenor behind those blocking this bill is for welfare and sanctity of treasured children. >> kayleigh: the post calls it anti-trans issue 68% oppose puberty blocking medication for

teens and 58% oppose treatment. >> pete: gender affirming care is a made-up term. it is like saying, if you believe this is something a 13 year old can choose to do, 13 year olds should be able to smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol and open gambling account because you believe in a 13 year old based on social pressure. joe biden doesn't know what he's talking about, he is reading what some radical wrote. >> cheryl: focus on the drugs, this is advian and lupron. 10,000 reports of adverse effect from the medication and that is what the kids are taking, in some states without parental guidance. thinning hair, fibromyalga,

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let me point out really quickly. the countries that led on this, have banned these drugs in use on minors, finland 2020, sweden followed suit, nor way banning use of these drugs because of side effects. also because of social contagion and young girls were coming in large groups saying, we're trans, we're really boys and britain more recently, the national health service shut down tavashstock because doctors were diagnosising autistic and mentally ill kids as transgender. that clinic shut down, did he stand up and tell joe biden that? >> kayleigh: maybe tell him we are living in crazy town in the

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>> new reaction as former president trump parts way with two of his top lawyers, brand new reaction to that, plus natalee holloway suspect, joran van der sloot grins in court

after entering his not guilty plea following extradition to the united states. ted williams will join us and break down what happened in that courtroom and conservatives warning biden after he jokes about his alleged bribery, accountability is coming. join me and john roberts top of the hour. >> emily: oklahoma university women's solveball team beat florida state to clench the world series title for third consecutive year. the sooners now have 53-game winning streak and ncaa record. they were asked how they deal with the pressure of winning. the answer? their faith. >> for the players, you talk about keeping the joy of the game, i'm curious, it is a long season and you had a target on your back the entire time. the win streak being number one.

how do you handle the unique pressure and keep the joy for so long when anxiety seems like a thing that could set in >> the only way that you can have a joy that doesn't fade away is from the lord and any other type of joy is happiness that comes from circumstances and outcomes. coach said this before, joy from the lord is the only thing that can keep you motivated, just in a good mindset no matter the outcome. thankfully we've had success, but other way around, joy from the lord can keep you embracing moments and friendships and all of that, that is really the only answer to that because there is no other way softball can bring you that because of how much failure comes in it and just how much of a roller coaster the game can be. >> 1000% agree with grace lyons.

i've went through that freshman year. i was so happy to win and i've talked about this before, so happy we won the college world series, but i didn't feel joy. i didn't know what to do the next day and following week. i didn't feel fulfilled and i had to find christ in that. i think that is what makes our team so strong is that we're not afraid to lose. it is not the end of the world. we worked our butts off to be here and we want to win, it is not the end of the world, our life is in christ and that is all that matters. >> yeah, i think a huge thing that we've really just latched on to is eyes up. you guys see us doing this and pointing up, we are fixing our eyes on christ and that is something like they were saying, you can't find fulfillment in outcome, whether good or bad and that is why we are steady in what we do and our love for each

other and the game, we know this game is giving us the opportunity to glorify god. i think once we figure that out and that is our purpose and everyone was all in, it's changed so much for us. >> emily: kayleigh, how incredible is this group of women and this young team? >> kayleigh: this is amazing, the amount of wisdom is incredible. grace, alyssa, jayda, joy over happiness, applaud you all. >> emily: ou was always one of my favorites. these girls, i'm their number one fan. they are incredible. >> pete: i agree, i've never been a softball fan. you are right, wisdom and perspective.

i watch that and i get the chills. that is not what the reporter was expecting to are had. i hope my kids have that perspective. what great parenting and coaching, biblical perspective is beautiful. >> emily: your kids will, because of you and jen. dagen mcdowell, what say you? >> dagen: i'm just blown away by not just their faith, but their unity, their unity and spirituality and their praise for christ and i just hope -- you know what they're going to do. they're going to go out and spread the word of jesus, in years and decades to come and i can't wait to see what they do with their lives. >> cheryl: this resonated on twitter, i was looking at stats.

361,000 views, 1689 retweets. i love these girls. i love them, they are amazing. >> emily: it shows hunger for christ, hunger for faith and shows despite the really vocal tiny minority, no, everyone wants to hear this. it is a blessing, incredible. god bless those girls. more "outnumbered" in just a minute.

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man who is not conservative. watch. >> i'm a liberal woman, it is really hard to find a man who is willing to play the more traditional masculine role in the relationship in today's day and age who is not a conservative. a man who wants to pay on the first date, wants to open your door, who has that want and desire to take care of you and to provide. who is not a conservative. i don't know what to do, i don't want to compromise my morals and values just to find a man, but am i asking to have my cake and eat it, too? >> yeah, probably, frankly. >> all right, ladies here in new york, find yourself a nice southern gentleman. that is what it's all about. they will open your door, treat you like queens. i almost married a new york democrat, dodged a bullet there, everybody. and i guess i'm the only one on the couch still single, apparently because i'm still living in new york. >> what say you?

>> she doesn't want a conservative man. conservatives have morals and values, she needs to give into it. >> plenty of conservative people in new york city. >> introduce me to them. >> you have to go to queens or staten island. what say you, pete? >> at least we found one liberal that believes in traditional gender role, but also says i want a masculine man but i don't want to be feminine, i want to be able to do what i want to do as well, so you are not going to be able to have your cake and eat it too. maybe just embrace the fact women are women and men are men, and if you want a tradition allman, tough have someone that believes in tradition or being a man. not on the other side of the aisle. >> traditional southern women chop wood. >> you can kinda conservative man in new york, i met my husband on twitter, he was in

new york city and he camo on. he's out there, i promise. >> i wish liberal women all the best from someone happily with an amazing traditional conservative man. and tune in tonight when our "outnumbered" co-host is back in the anchor chair at 8:00 p.m. eastern. here is "america reports." >> to the top tier schools were m.i.t., cal tech, princeton, u.c. berkeley. >> despite stellar grades and tests scores, rejected by all of them. he says he was warned. >> just talking with my friends and my guidance counselors, they told me it's like tougher to get in like especially as an asian-american. >> sandra: 1590 on s.a.t. and g.p.a. of 4.6. still not enough for that high schooler to get into his top