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media turning on itself and going after "the new york times" for highlighting president biden's public image crisis. surrounding his seventh grandchild. seven. don't care how he's counting these days. our commander in chief is being accused of shunning hunter biden's 4-year-old grandd granddaughter -- 4-year-old daughter navy from the presidential family. he is reportedly instructed staffers to repeat his lies about only having six grandchildren. the liberal media has long ignored this bad look for president biden. the topic went viral after the scathing "new york times" op-ed. it led with the headline "it's seven grand kids," mr. president. the piece didn't sit well with the cohosts of "the view." >> find something else to write about. speak and write about something else. >> when you start talking about people's families and they are doing, i find it unnecessary. this is not anybody's business.

nobody needed to know about this. this is private. >> he would talk about it -- if trump had a grand kid he wasn't acknowledging. >> harris: wow. so classy on that show. cnn host dana bash tried her best to spin the story and blamed republicans. >> this is a story that's sad and disturbing on so many levels. yes, it is political for a couple of reasons. number one, yes republicans are using it -- and are going to take a vantage of it in a way that's unfortunate and inappropriate. but the reason they are doing it is because -- and able to do that is because the brand on the kind of person that we all know and believe joe biden to be because it's who he says he is. and it's somebody who's a family man. that's what we see all the time. >> harris: she is trying to tell the truth. did you see the cutaways to the

guests? [laughter] meanwhile, cnn's jake tapper went even further and took a swipe at the little girl's mother. >> for the sake of fairness, navy's mom, who had the incident with hunter that resulted in this beautiful child, she has been caught up in some far right folks. >> harris: i think the word he was looking for for incident that ended up as a child, is sex. that's what they had. >> kellyanne: sounds like he thought it was a petri dish. i find it rich that those cnn anchors -- i haven't seen those clips. thanks for sharing them with a large audience. they were too with people obsessed with my marriage, my kids. who we claim, by the way. george and i have four kids. [laughter] i was there. they looked just like him. but that's really rich. by the way, it's not republicans who have taken advantage of a little girl who is being taken

advantage of by her biological father. it's none other than maureen dowd of "the new york times" saying you have seven grandchildren. they are worried about the optic instead of the morality. i'll bet it looks for the erstwhile family man. dana bash and others want us to think joe biden is a family man. okay. let's talk about hunter biden. he had an affair, not a incident, with this woman, london roberts, right after. he broke up with his deceased brother's widow. follow along, everyone. that would be his ex-sister-in-law and then affair. >> raymond: the prior incident. >> kellyanne: thank you. i think it would be a great opportunity for hunter himself to step up and man up and show us that he's a reform person from all of his travails. he's not capable of doing that. instead, he flew to arkansas on a friend's private plane to cry poured to a judge that he

couldn't afford $25,000 a month and got it reduced. this little innocent girl will have a say one day. maybe in ten or 15 years. i can hardly wait for. joe biden somehow thinks he has to put his name on his failed economic policies, bidenomics. but won't put a name on his granddaughter. i think she is much better than his failed economy, to be bearing the biden name. >> harris: look at you laying that down like a fighter pilot. >> raymond: i agree with kellyanne. this series of incidents from hunter biden is disturbing but it points back to a family that is in crisis, despite the brand that we keep hearing promoted. this is a family in crisis. maureen dowd nailed it. this is a human problem, not a political one. joe biden's failure to recognize his granddaughter, while saying "i'm here to protect the dignity of the country." i am here to restore the soul of the country.

i'm going to underscore your human dignity while he erases the person of his own flesh and blood. that's a hell of a trick. this is not a burisma story or an axios story about cursing the west wing. this is a story that's not going to go away. it's a human being. and kellyanne is right. she will have her saying she should. it reveals something about joe biden's character beyond the fluff and the spin. >> harris: i'm embarrassed for a little baby, that her relative, her father is someone of this caliber who wouldn't even recognize the fact that she shares more than his name. she shares his bloodline. >> kayleigh: she does. she deserves to share his name should s she's so choose but i can't get the image out of my head. washington, d.c., looking at the monuments. learn from reporting that she knows who her grandfather is and that she's proud that her grandfather is the president of

the united states. the second part of jake tapper's statement. we talked about the incident with hunter. it resulted in this beautiful child, jake tapper says, who has been caught up with some far right folks. this is a 4-year-old. jake tapper, have you lost your mind? a 4-year-old is caught up with far right folks? i don't know the views of her family. it's a 4-year-old girl. argue that loss in the echo chambers of the swamp that you are going to put a tag on a 4-year-old girl and defend her grandfather, ignoring her existence? that's pretty sick. that's a level so low for anyone in the mainstream media, liberal media i should say, you should be appalled at jake tapper appeared almost as appalled as the president of the united states for ignoring that sweet little girl. this will stick. i do think this will stick. maureen dowd talks about her sister who is a republican who voted for biden two years -- two times in a row. one wrote his name on the ballot. she was so appalled by this that she wrote a letter to him. i think those suburban women, they might go fleeing from you,

joe, after this. >> harris: it's like a mushroom cloud now of bad p.r. and of reality for the president, emily. look at what we've learned from behind the scenes, how the president of the united states treats the people around him. some of the aids reporting, by axios, some of the aides don't want to be alone in a meeting room with him. it's on the verge of becoming a human resources issue. who fires the president? who's going to censure him. this falls under the umbrella of who he is when we don't see him. >> emily: that's right. first of all, the american people fire him. secondly, i wouldn't have wanted to be in room alone with him for quite some time. when he apologized on the campaign trail when he said ultimately my behavior with women, i need to sort of -- and his folksy way make things better again after the me too movement sort of came out and belied the fact that he's not so great with women and smelling people's hair and the like. all around i'm embarrassed for him in the white house. i have to point out this entire

thing reeks so much, the hypocrisy, the stench of the immorality, the stench of the holier-than-thou elite first family that continues to circumvent any kind of accountability among the sycophantic theft and the apologist media that somehow the court systems too save for the judge in arkansas that called out hunter and his legal team for her in james them for trying to hide his assets and hide any kind of -- despite flying in on a private jet. how stick that is that he would ignite the existence of his little girl. look at hunter who in his moral failings and preposterous and appalling moral decisions that he's engaged in, contrast that with the mother of navy, all-star basketball athlete. graduated with honors from high school. she studied forensic investigation at george washington university. she was an absolute all-star. continues to say i am so proud of my son? why?

why? if i were you, i would be proud of the mother of your granddaughter and thus political strategist to say the american people see the president standing by hunter for the unconditional love and unconditional loyalty that he shows brings so shallow and so hollow in the face of what us americans see so every -- every day the abandonment of that little girl. remove the movie parenthood when keanu reeves said, i'll paraphrase it, he said you need a license to catch a fish. you need a license to own a dog. but any jerk can be a father and in this case a grandfather too. >> harris: you did clean it up. thank you. coming up, california governor gavin newsom is once again lashing out at the governor of red states. those leaders accusing his republican counterparts of taking the nation backward. now one of them is striking back while it heals.

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>> the numbers are staggering. we lost 500,000 people in california. >> one of the fastest growing metros in the u.s. >> governor sarah huckabee sanders announcing. >> kayleigh: absolutely love it. emily, governor newsom targeted sarah sanders four weeks into her taking the governor's mansion and she has come out super strong. >> emily: she has. she has been the epitome of grace and strength. two things gavin newsom does not embody. i find it ironic that for someone that's a self-described champion for women's rights and the underserved and minorities, that never fails to say "i know better than you all. let me be your voice in your speaker." remember when he campaign for governor of california and he talked about the toxic masculinity that had woven its way through corporate boards in hollywood.

he is the epitome. what do you call that, what he just did? that's what toxic masculinity is. i argue it's his affair with his campaign managers wife when he ruined and destroyed their family while he was running for mayor of symphysis go again and he had at the time he said i learned from it. i was open and honest from it. that's in the past. it's not in the past for those of us from california who remembered every day and it's not in the past, although they try, for his new campaign advisor who said they will be a minor amount of turbulence but it will have no lasting effect. that seems to be the hallmark of gavin newsom which is that he can do no wrong, to the machinations his party has created around him because they are propping them up to put them in the oval office. it rings shallow because as we saw in the ad, he's just another guy that's toxic. >> kayleigh: kellyanne, he's doing a big national interview with sean hannity. he is going to red states. it's clearly someone waiting in the wings, should joe biden call. >> kellyanne: you want to ruin

gavin newsom's presidential chances in the future, he's also quoted this and he watch as fox news recently. he said to me there's kellyanne, she makes presidents. this is act two. of the blue state-red state governor battle. first newsom went after desantis, if you'll recall, last year, he wanted to put himself on par with a very popular governor who was on track and did win by nearly 20 points in his reelection. now sarah huckabee sanders is going after newsom but she's doing it with facts and data. we saw the statistics last week that sick states in the south now contribute more to the nation's gdp than the entire northeastern you see how many people are migrating way from high tax states, from cities that don't work. hello. to the seven states other places and she has been an excellent magnet for attracting and retaining businesses early on,

individuals, did great stuff on education reform already. she's going to keep taxes low. she's also playing the long game. maybe you'll see the two of them on the national ticket together. for the moment, this nonsense that we want to make america california with its crime and homelessness and yes, it's a beautiful state that's been ruined through man-made policies and that's really what she's taken on on behalf of millions of americans who say i don't want that. >> raymond: i don't know how gavin newsom can set himself up as the savior of the republicans at this point. this record in california, when more than half a million of the residents leave in a two year span, you've got problems. this would be like hiring the corner for your heart surgery. everything this guy touches his death. i'm going -- i went to the record earlier today. this is what's going up in california. water rations. growing homelessness, crime,

porn in schools, abortion tourism. paying for your kids, your daughters from other states to come to california for an abortion. how any of that is going to propel him to the presidency, i can file them that that he's using the husk of biden and this legend campaign to move his own prospects forward. >> kayleigh: harris, if i could play this sound bite. days before the midterms when gavin newsom was saying this, sounding a lot differently. this is when he thought he was going to run for 2024. listen to this. >> does it feel like a red wave? >> yet, of course the desk. he goes to my fundamental grievance with my party. we are getting crushed on narrative. we're going to have to do better in terms of getting on the offense and stop being on the damn defense. >> harris: two cusses in one

sentence. all right. politicians are going to politic. he is going to be whatever he is in the moment. we talk about this. wherever the wind blows. two weeks ago, black people were all the rage in california because he wanted to pay them reparations and then when you balance the numbers that would bankrupt the state for generations. oops, can't pay them but he can still play along like he cares about them, so on and so forth. i interviewed a gentleman from portland, oregon, yesterday who wants reparations for crime victims. let's see if that catches on for gavin newsom. look a little north and see if you can catch something because that's i think what is politics are. they're like a cold. he will catch it for whatever the moment is. the problem is, he's not writing -- he is waiting like other democrats are. sean hannity's had it last night. are they going to try to take him down with the drip drip. where do you think those stories come from? inside boardrooms. you think axios is clairvoyant?

no. they are talented but they are not clairvoyant. >> kellyanne: another white cisgender liberal white man. his time in california. dislodged the first female vice president of color. it's hard for over them. >> harris: but if you set her up and you play with those numbers that are lower polling than biden, li maybe they think they can get away with it. who knows. >> kellyanne: can't wait to call them all sexist and racist. i look forward to it. >> harris: that's what they call everybody else. >> kayleigh: he has run his statement to the ground. go forth, gavin. democrats in california are pushing for a bill that would require judges to consider race when giving out prison sent sentences.

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>> emily: they left's soft on crime agenda have turned loose to be sent to safe havens for criminals. one example is our nation's capital, washington, d.c., where they democratic council chairman thinks you could literally get away with murder. listen to this. >> most robberies are not solved. half of homicides are not solved very quickly. you can get away with murder in this city. increasing the case closure rate has the quickest deterrent effect. >> did you just say you can get away with murder in this city? >> that's what i said. roughly 50% of homicides are not solved within the year they occurred. be safe across >> emily: some democrats won't give up the soft-on-crime agenda's. lawmakers are trying to pass a bill that would require judges to consider race when deciding prison sentences. that bill reads in part "it's

the intent of the legislature to rectify the racial bias that has historically permeated our criminal justice system, documented by the california task force. whatever the court has discretion to determine the appropriate sentence according to relevant statutes any sentencing rules of the judicial council, the court presiding over a criminal matter shall consider the disparate impact on historically disenfranchised and system impacted populations." harris, heard you react. >> harris: when you can't solve a problem, whether it's violent crime or whatever, played the race card. when are we as a nation going to stop tolerating this? there are some areas where race is a consideration. so what are you going to tell the criminals were black question regret not going to take you on the head with the sentence so hard. they're going to try to do it based on -- bargaining based on skin color. your penalty will be as great. we are already doing that and

creating weakness among victims and strength among criminals. the colors are red, white, and blue. and green we are successful. the other color should be neutral under the eyes of the law. if you commit a violent crime, you pay the price. now i want to put up a mirror and have you interview you. because you worked in prisons and i know you know this. >> emily: what happened to justice is blind? >> raymond: not only is she no longer blind, she is color abscess. this is absurd. we have to have the statute cleanly and clearly interpreted. if you cross the line, you have to do the time to need the deterrence. the very idea that we should inject race as a means of somehow rectifying racial justice, that's not what sentencing is about. sentencing is about punishing you for your crime. everyone has to be equal under the law. i don't care it of your skin tone, ethnicity, religion. harris is right. red, white, and blue should be

the only colors we are worried about and observing the statutes as laid down. i think 50 cent, i'm not going to start calling 50-cent a buck 50 because of what he said about bail reform. zero bailing no way. he's worried it's going to get worse. of course it's going to get worse. no penalty for the crime and all the criminals know it. >> emily: penalties are also about rehabilitation and deterrence. depending on the color of your skin, you get off or you get a lighter sentence because of rectifying historical injustices, where is the deterrence? >> kellyanne: we are a nation built on the rule of law. criminal justice systems has punished this particular criminal for those particular crimes blindly and deter future conduct not just from that but everyone else. neither applies anymore. you hear this guy in charge of the city council changed his tune in march, four months ago.

he said there wasn't a crime crisis in d.c. now he saying you can get away with murder. i am a resident of washington, d.c. it is bad. it feels worse. quality-of-life cost-of-living issues that are affecting major cities but i noticed that he had another councilwoman all of a sudden, they have this emergency bill, he slimmed down version of what the mayor said she would support it because they are getting the heat from their constituents. washington, d.c., is small. you'll see them in the grocery store, the park. you can say to them, what's going on. but look, this is a man-made crisis. it's not because of putin's war in ukraine. it's not because of the pandemic. they have out-of-control district should have -- alvin bragg in york, kim foxx in chicago. they looked the other way when people commit crimes. faith makes victims feel

re-victimized and this has to change. it starts with defunding the police and here we are. >> emily: kayleigh, the failure of democratic policies. when democrats say this is how we're going to solve crime. defunding the police and centering criminals, not victims. we are going to rectify injustices by putting race as a factor. a one-year increase in average years of schooling reduces property and violent crimes but after 12%. one year of school on average reduces murder and assault by almost 30%. car theft by 10%. the list goes on. they want to reduce crime and an equitable way that elevates those underserved communities, why don't they start with education. >> kayleigh: we are doing nothing to solve the root of the problem. education, fatherless homes, instilling values and our children. these things we never addressed. instead, look at california with this reparations commission. gavin newsom gave them power to

come up with solutions. they came up with the proposal taking race into account with sentencing. forgiving child support debt. but only for black residents. what kind of message does that send to children, fathers about the importance of fatherhood? reparations, which california can't pay for. the list goes on. ending cashless bail which 50 cent had wise words about. these are the proposals put forward by the left. none of it solves the root of the problem. >> emily: so much more to come including, according to the technology magazine wired, ring security cameras are guilty of racial profiling. we explained next. ryone, our mis complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks.

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: ring cameras have been part of our everyday lives. they help you a lot, knowing when your package arrives or wild creatures roaming through the streets. they could even let you tip-off police about lawbreakers. but it appears the tech writers that "wired" magazine have a problem with this. they put out a piece recommending against the popular devices. they claim the product turns ordinary people into vigilantes and leads to racial profiling because of its neighbors feature. all this feature does is allow you to send videos directly to the police. the police reads "it makes it easier for private citizens and law enforcement agencies to target certain groups for suspicion of crime based on skin color, ethnicity, religion, or country of origin. we've been concerned about this issue since ring started partnering with police

department to hand out free video cameras. we believe this feature should not exist. raymond. one social media users said i didn't know ring door cameras could determine religion on country of origin. >> raymond: this is absurd. if people are in public you can videotape them. like a journalist or any of us, you can take your phone and video people and you can send that video to anyone you want including the police. the very idea. i have problems with the ring camera for this reason. people can tap into it. they are track your whereabouts, they can tap into who's coming into your house, who was leaving. that part i don't like however this part as a deterrence, you see the ring camera and you don't want to approach because they might capture me trying to break into your house or doing something nefarious, that's a good future of the ring and we should be able to send video to any damn one week she was especially the police when a crime is involved and that's what the stories about. teenagers admitting to killing a

lyft driver. >> kayleigh: i have these and i can see it. why is it bad to catch someone who's trying to open your car door or look through your mail? >> harris: if you're soft on crime and you're one of those das and the democrat led city it's confounding for them because they might have to fight the crime new caught on video. think of it all the things that sadly don't exist in our environment left there caught on video. the nfl know something about that. remember when one of the football players dragged his girlfriend across the threshold and then roger goodell had to say "yeah, that really did happen." if there's a black person breaking into my home, i appreciate the lighting that comes with it. can we have everything about that person's face. race has nothing to do with it. i feel like a broken record. it can't be part of everything unless it's an identifier to

help catch the bad guy. then it matters. if you're going to be soft on crime because ring cameras are picking up people of color committing crimes, whose side are you on? are you on the victims or the criminals? you keep telling us. we believe you now. >> kayleigh: there is a neighborhood feature so you can send to your neighborhood what's happening. someone was trying to open car doors. these are facts. someone is committing a crime. >> emily: to raven's point, these are tools to help and augment law enforcement. deterrence and eventual identification of the perps. humans are going to human no matter what. it's fitting into the left's narrative that there's a hysteria associated with homeowners and ring camera owners that plays into their push narrative of fear of other skin colors. i think about my neighborhood in seattle, an elderly gentleman

was cutting his grass and a crazy person who had walked 15 blocks from downtown, stabbed him in the back on his lawn. as he bled out, eventually after the police came and they knocked the door to door asking for anyone with the ring camera footage to help them identify. unfortunately all the ones facing that lawn didn't have any. the point is it augment law enforcement. >> there's no evidence more footage help security. see, i think they've got their wires crossed at wired. i have problems with cameras like this everywhere. people should realize that they're in a coffee shop or restaurant or elevator, everything is on camera. you should we have a right to do it on your own property. we didn't entire segment with the guy in charge of the city council in washington, d.c., saying in d.c. you can get away with murder. if this is going to help you not get away with murder, there are people in elected positions in our cities saying we don't have

the tools that we need to solve these crimes in the year in which they are committed. if this can help in some way, shape, or form. some of my favorite ring moments. people being caught in affairs. not that that's fun. my wife is away for the weekend. looking at the rim camera on phone, dumb dumb. >> harris: i like the ones that capture bears. there are 85 million surveillance cameras across america. there's a brand-new fox nation show that she was dropped by a former police lieutenant. it starts today. there are three episodes on the fox nation app. it cameras 24/7. check it out. it's all about how surveillance helps police solve crimes. >> we like to talk about extraterrestrial life. i love the unidentified animals that no one can figure out what they are. >> raymond: it's a neutral tool. it doesn't keep bears out or black people or latinos out, it

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hundreds of thousands of dollars on gift cards and plan to boost his numbers. he's offering $20 gift cards to the next 50,000 people who donate $1. vivek ramaswamy is going further said he will give voters a cut of the money they raise for him. >> if you're supporting me and you're part of this movement and you want to help us raise that money, join my kitchen cabinet. new program we are launching where you help me raise the money. you get a unique link to do it. the money that you raise, you get to keep 10% of it appeared why should it be some member of the managerial class that's a secret closeted group of fund-raisers in the cloistered world of politics. it shouldn't be. >> kellyanne: they all want to get on the debate stage and i think vivek ramaswamy i believe already qualifies. he's a great businessman, self-made billionaire. tired of his campaign message is

exactly what he just said which is stop with the overly paid -- consultants telling me to what to do. boredom is interesting because he is governor of north dakota. what is it to him to put out a couple hundred thousand dollars in gift cards and you may say i give you a dollar, you give me 20. that sounds good. what's the catch? the catch is he gets to get on the debate stage. qualifications are 40,000 new donors in 20 states. that's hard. in some ways it's easy. if there's 75 million registered likely caucus goers across the country so you ought to be able to convince 40,000. then you have to get 1% in the polls which may be easier than getting those donors. it is one way to lock in your place in the debate stage. it's another way to grow your candidacy. >> raymond: it feels a little bit like campaigning by ponzi screen. i'm not crazy about this

throwing dollars to get tiny donations just to hit a debate stage. the problem being, with a clear narrative, went over a real mass of people and the donations will come naturally. i'm not crazy about the site schemes. i think they're kind of gaming the system. >> kellyanne: leave it to be a lobbyist to enjoy that one. >> raymond: i don't like the lobbyists either. >> harris: i might be outnumbered on this but i don't agree. people know campaign dollars are going to go for something and if what you're doing is telling them exactly where it goes to get that candidate on the debate stage, at another people would have a problem. >> raymond: you give me a dollar, i give you a $20 gift card? >> harris: if the goal is to get up there so that the candidate that you support has a bigger platform, their money is going to go someplace anyway ad if you're giving them a rebate him i don't think they'll be offended by the fact that they contributed to raising the

profile and the access to more voters. >> raymond: if they are going to support the candidacy and not to make money. >> kellyanne: it's a subtle message. electing a president i already know how to waste money. >> harris: or i'll be transparent and tell you do with it. >> kayleigh: i agree with raymond's prayer last time the tv networks that the qualifications for the debate stage. this time the rnc said we want just the serious contenders. you can't be independently wealthy. move the chromosome you qualified. he's climbing the polls. he's on fire. he's got a tail wind him but he has earned the right to be on the debate stage. doug burgum, good luck, it's hard. because it defies the whole purpose of the people there being supported in pulling in hard dollars from american voters. >> emily: i guess, if you build it, they will come. the question is are you building with gift cards or policy?

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its own. and it's not just fine dining restaurants, casual sports are offering purse stools as well. kellyanne. >> i prefer purses to poodles, if given the choice in restaurants. i'm a big dog person, bonnie and clyde, the obnoxious part should not be lost on anyone, and they want their phone there, i grew up in an italian household and you do not put your handbag on a floor because you lose your money. my aunts will whip out the big rod they put on the table to hang their bag. >> i do that. >> and some restaurants hand those out, this is a step up. i think it comes from carrie bradshaw and "sex in the city," and big died, she inherited all the money, she needs a table for the chanel bag.

>> i don't like my purses no matter what they cost to get dirty on the bottom. >> i'm small, so i perch on my seat -- no hats on the bed. >> i didn't know that. >> bad luck. >> love the italian contingent over here, we have all the superstitions. the little stool thing, a restaurant in the french quarter, revolution, my wife loves it, i use it when the conversation gets long to put my feet up or as people grow, good place to park the other cheek if you can't fit on what you are given. just saying. >> you always give more than we need. i'm teasing. >> clearly the odd man out here, i have clearly lost my money. because my purse is on the floor, what i always do, so tomorrow producers i need a stool or baby blanket and we'll be fresh out. >> we have the flowers back there.

>> i'm sure the producers would love it. >> it's pretty. >> is there even room for a little stool? >> you can barely get the people out. >> my mom always had a purse, it's not a superstition, but said don't buy a handbag that costs more than the money you put it in. >> oh. >> yep. >> don't forget to dvr us. we love it when you watch. here is "america reports." >> harris, thank you. a fox news alert to begin the day, some big developments in the hunter biden investigation and the scrutiny surrounding the biden doj handling of it. all as fbi director christopher wray is set to face lawmakers on capitol hill tomorrow. >> sandra: after a fugitive claims to have provided fbi information on the biden family business dealings in china. what role could it play in tomorrow's highly anticipated testimony. we will ask someone will have a chance to ask question