>> do your parents let you stay up? >> you've got to get her on the mound at yankee stadium for first pitch. >> i think they should sign her up. either the yankees or that mets need another arm. she's got a great arm. >> you have an exceedingly bright future. we are happy to know you. congratulations on belting the politician in the back of the head. thank you for coming out as well. good luck in school this year. dropping the ban on the hunter biden investigation. the closed-door interview with lawmakers has been released. new light on potential links between joe biden and his sons overseas business dealings. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i am dana perino. >> is cool they actually have a parade where they allow kids to pelt them. >> we should have a parade of through the building and see who gets at the most in the back of my head. i have someone in mind. that's not you.

>> on the transcript focuses heavily on the notion that the biden family is a "brand" which gave value to do business activities. linking it to joe biden and promising to open doors. >> the business was his access to his father. in the act of having a conversation, they are burnishing the biden brad. the business year, the business of washington is access. if you are the son of the vice president, you have the highest access. >> a former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich. i want to read to you a little bit from this transcript that we brought to you first in the 9:00 a.m. hour. this is devon archer before the house oversight committee saying this. my only thought is i think burisma would have gotten out of business a vision of the brand attached to it. that is my only honest opinion. the capabilities to navigate d.c. that they were able to basically be in the news cycle.

i think that preserves them from the longevity standpoint. congressman goldman says i would that work? arch a response. because people would be intimidated and mess with them. goldman says in what way? archers as legally. the transcript is behind closed doors. it is not under oath but it is illegal to lie to congress. now we have this out there. everybody can see it for themselves. >> i think chairman indicated that i think next week they are going to have bank records. all these things just keep building week after week. i understand that the democrats have to play defense and they have to pretend they don't understand it. to any normal person, this story is not complicated. you had a guy who had no skills, no professional ability. making money in kazakhstan, romania, ukraine, russia, and china. if his name had been on trey smith, he wouldn't have made a dime. the fact is, he was playing off

of his father. we now know despite joe biden's lies that in fact, biden was part of the game. he not only call the people, he also went at least on two occasions and had dinner with a major foreign businesses. >> that is in the transcript as well. i don't think a lot of people realize this. maybe you remember. joe biden is known as amtrak joan. takes the train. hunter was a board member of amtrak. he was on the board in july of 2006 and resigned that position in january 2009. when joe biden was elected vice president. if you think about these elements, mr. speaker, the relationship goes back even further i think than most people have been led to believe. >> it's actually a bigger story. andy mccarthy wrote a book in

2019 called ball of collusion. in there he really makes a case that it is obama will politicize is that destroys the integrity of the justice department. it is hillary clinton it figures out she can steal like crazy and no one is going to prosecutor. here is poor joe biden pretties watching hillary make millions and millions of dollars. nothing is being done to her. he thinks maybe that family can get in on it. he is a piker compared to the clintons. the amount they took in one deal over uranium going to rush it was probably $35 million. none of that has ever been thoroughly investigated. biden comes along. he was correct for a long time. the obama justice department and the people who are still there who are obama people were never going to go after hunter. ever. that is why you have this very weird parallelism of anything that donald trump does is terrible. anything that hunter biden does is excusable. the country is gradually

beginning to realize how really sick and how really corrupt it is. >> listen to this exchange yesterday with the democrats sitting democratic, strength trying to explain this away. >> did it concern you when you're that? >> breaking news. the president talks to his son. >> he wasn't just talking with his son. the sun was talking to allegedly task up >> devon archer said they never discussed the business. he wasn't involved in the business. >> i think you said something really important. this is it really that complicated. everybody understands what's going on here. now the bidens have put the members congress, the democrats want to defend them in a pretty ridiculous position. >> i was looking it up this morning. one of jack smith's charges against trump and is based on 150-year-old -- 53-year-old bill involving the ku klux klan in south carolina. it turns out, the very first

congress in 1789 passed the bill involving bribery among customs officials. maybe you can have a parallelism through the bidens could be charged under 1789 act which has no relationship to today. trump can be charged on her 1970 act which is no relationship today. but you have is a justice department which has gone crazy. this is exactly the opposite of how the justice department should operate. as a brilliant speech by attorney general robert jackson in 1940 talking to u.s. attorneys. saying to them, you've got to be really careful. you have so much power that you cannot get involved in distorting and going after people just because you don't like them or just because a person -- brilliant speech. it is exactly what we are now faced with. frankly i think the funding for these activities out to be cut off by the congress and as of september 30th, they should be god. >> we are going to get to the trump store in a moment.

this is president biden talking about former president trump. the possibility at that point that he might seek reelection. >> we just have to demonstrate that you will not take power. by if we -- if he does run making sure he under a legitimate effort of the constitution does not become the next president again. >> what does that say to you? >> we have never seen in major political figure as routinely and methodical assaulted as donald trump donald trump. as a sign of how desperate the establishment is where they are terrified that if he is still standing in october of 2024, he is going to become president. of course, if he does become the president, all of these people are in jeopardy. remember, watergate led to 46 people being convicted. the only cabinet officer ever to go to jail was attorney general john mitchell for obstruction of

justice. i'm absolutely certain that the current attorney general merrick garland is in grave danger of being charged with obstruction of justice and with having destroyed the system. congress should be right now subpoenaing all the documents between smith and carlin. i think he has been directing this. i think the timing is weird. as you know the other night, a chart that shows something happens to hunter, the next two or three days, something happens to trump. something happens out center, the next two or three days, something happens to trump. this is so blatantly disgustingly political that has no business being in the department of justice. >> thank you for your time. we will see it go down a little bit later today. we'll talk again very soon. former president drop is back in federal court. that third time in four months pretty will travel from his golf club in new jersey to a courthouse in washington, d.c.,

facing 4 new calories, colonies. that happens at 4:00. alexis mcadams is alive in new jersey to start this story there. good morning. >> good morning from new jersey. this is that road here behind me that we expect the former president to travel down as he makes his way later this afternoon to newark international airport as he is heading to d.c. this time to face a judge taken after he was hit with yet another indictment for this one related to january 6. these are the charges we have been talking about throughout the morning after they are listed in this indictment including conspiracy to defraud the nation. obstructing an official proceeding and trying to violate rights that are guaranteed by the constitution. in this case, the right to vote. prosecutors allege that trump try to overturn the 20/20 election and block the transfer of power according to that 45-page document, trump and its allies try to exploit violence and chaos by asking lawmakers to delay the certification of the

election even though they say trump knew he didn't win manker former vice president mik mike pence -- listen. >> let's be clear on this point. it wasn't just that he asked for a pause. the president specifically asked me and his gaggle of crackpot lawyers asked me to literally reject votes which would have resulted in the issue being turned over to the house of representatives and literally chaos would have ensued. >> later this afternoon, donald trump expected to appear in this courthouse you are looking at inside there in washington, d.c. you can see also fencing has been put up around the courthouse on the capitol in d.c. as trump denies all wrongdoing related to the 2020 election's campaign calling the charges fake and saying, why did

it take so long to bring them in the first place, accusing the justice department of trying to interfere with his presidential campaign as we grow closer to that into the fox news debate coming up in milwaukee. back out here live in new jersey. trump was the only person indicted in this latest case that we are looking at with those 45 pages. they did list half a dozen coconspirators but didn't give too much information about them. we will keep a close eye on that. at the former president is expected to return back here to new jersey. >> thanks. get ready for a long day. thank you. >> according to the complaint, the woman fought for her life, beating the doors on the walls of the cell with bloodied hands. >> miraculous escape from the cinder blocks celebrate how one woman got away from her cadaver and why police say there could be more victims. >> china ramping up efforts to buy american farmland. lawmakers are looking into possible purchases near u.s. military bases. >> building immunity to antibiotics. this is not a good thing. congress is taking aim at the growing health threat.

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>> a disturbing story out of oregon. i menace in federal custody accused of kidnapping, assaulting him and in imprisoning. she was able to claw her way out and flag down help. the fbi says the man is linked to sexual assaults and at least 4 states. live in seattle with the story. >> federal agents believe they have a serial and kidnapper on their hands. they are working hard right now to try to get more victims to come forward. victims they think you are spread out across the u.s. in a stunning criminal complaint. 29-year-old is accused of impersonating a police officer

to kidnap a woman in seattle on july 15th. the woman was on aurora avenue n seattle, an area known -- the affidavit says he used a taser gun, handcuffs and leg irons a woman. allegedly drove 450 miles to oregon, sexually assaulting the victim at least once over that 8-hour trip. then it gets really bizarre. the victim was left in a makeshift salad cinder block walls built in the garage. she fell asleep for a few hours and when she woke up, she felt she had to get out of there or she would be dead. she bloodied her hands bashing her way through the locked door and flag down a motorist. called police and a day later, arrested after a standoff in reno, nevada. he was in a store parking lot talking with his wife holding one of their children. >> the victim's focus, actions, and her will to survive trigger no law-enforcement response that may have actually saved many other women from a similar

nightmare. >> the fbi says sexually assaulted 4 other women and 4 other states that they knew of. he may have victims in 10 state spread all over the country. they have set up a victims website to help jog memories. police say he has used several aliases including justin heise, and -- locked up right now and nevada. working to get him back in southern oregon for his official arraignment if he is convicted of the crime of interstate kidnapping. he could the rest of his life in federal lockup. >> her courage was unbelievable. she got really bloodied up. unbelievable story. glad she is safe. thank you, dan. ♪ ♪ >> living with cystic fibrosis. i'm here to speak to you about my experience with infection, drug-resistant bugs are not a problem exclusive to people living with this.

last i checked, we are all humans. they are a problem that all americans will face if we don't find a solution to jump-start innovation in antimicrobial development. >> that wellman is melanie lawrence testifying on the dangers of antibiotic resi resistance. a growing number of americans are building immunity to medication that stops infections. that is not a good thing. you're in studio. good morning to you. nice to have you. antibiotic resistant infections per year. 2.8 million according to the cdc. deaths per year, 35,000. but those two together and make a connection medically as to why those are important. >> that is an underestimation in prayer that comes out of cdc from 2019. that is in underestimation. we don't always know that it caused the death. we don't always diagnose it. let me tell you why this is

happening for the world health organization says this is one of the top ten health threats in the world. i am famous for saying that the world health organization is usually over exaggerating things. in this case, they are right. this is an enormous problem. we haven't developed a new class of antibiotics as the late 1980s. the drug companies don't have incentive to do this because they only use antibiotics when you get sick. they are not using it every day. they don't give enough profit on it. there's not much of a profit margin. $1.5 million to develop on. second, as dana said before we came on here, we are over feeding antibiotics to our livestock. not only did we find out that it keeps them from getting sick, but also gets them powder and bigger. livestock that we are going to use from food. that's a problem. thirdly, we doctors over prescribe antibiotics. the cdc says 30% of that time, over prescription of antibiotics, it is double that. we see somebody with a sniffle, we are given as cpac. that causes more and more

resistance. >> if you are a patient -- let me say for myself. i would like to not take antibiotics. if i have a sniffle or a cold this winter, should i avoid asking for antibiotics? to avoid this problem? >> yes, you should avoid putting the pressure on your doctor. doctors are going to get a better tool. we are starting to get rapid test for bacteria so we can do a little swab and find out in five seconds, you don't have that spirit and then we have more evidence on our side. coming in and pressuring your doctor for antibiotics when it may not help -- >> as a physician, you have a patient who comes in. they are not feeling great. you want to help them out. the tendency for you is just to go ahead and write the prescription. >> they leave with a smile or a lollipop versus my saying you have a virus that's going to get better on your own and they go home and they are more miserable. another point was during the

pandemic, we missed a lot of this. we were so hyper focused on covid-19. >> should the federal government pay for the development of a new class of antibiotics? you want it has been before congress since 2019. it keeps getting tabled. i am for it. i'm not for big government almost ever. i think that government has to get involved in this. i remember all the antibiotics from my training days. they haven't changed. that's troubling bird almost every other thing i do is new. with antibiotics, it's the same old stuff. >> bacteria has been around for 3 billion years. it continues to evolve. >> that's a great point. it's mutating. we are not mutating the treatments. >> good topic. >> good health, everybody. let's get to this. approaching the 1.5 year mark with no end insight. good china push the two sides toward peace talks? here to discuss. rumors are swirling about an mma

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>> bipartisan concern growing in congress over adversaries by u.s. farmland. the story again. the air force is now investigating a group which bought $800 million in land around travis air force base in california. undemocratic congressmen in the state bears the group may have ties to china. dragging this on capitol hill. >> good morning to you. congressman also says that federal authorities are now looking into this. it's raising red flags on both sides of the aisle on capitol hill. here's what's going on. in the past five years, investment group john flannery associates spent $800 million to buy out more than 50,000 acres

of land right around and up to travis air force base in california north of san francisco. right now, actually suing a bunch of ranchers accusing them of price gouging. congressman who represents his district things that the anonymous group of investors is trying to bankrupt these families to take their land good lawyers for the group tell "the wall street journal" the majority of its investors are based in the u.s. some serious fears that china might actually be pulling the purse strings here. >> this is not going to be an urban development. there is no water there. there are wind farms in the area. there is a major power grid that goes through this area. there's travis air force base. what's happening here? let's get to the bottom of it. let's find out. >> this is on the first time that we have seen something like this happening congress including chairman mike gallagher of the china competition committee is

proposing a bill to give the committee on foreign investment more jurisdiction to be able to stop foreign adversaries from buying up scooping up our farmland. thank you. >> this is more important than any one man. our consultation is more important than any one man's career. >> we need to put all that stuff behind us by fixing the government i reconstitution analyzing it. and not have all this unnecessary stuff swirling around dividing our country all the time. >> what i have made the same judgments that trump made? absolutely not. that's not the same thing as a tribe. >> republican front runner donald trump in court the database and third indictment i. reaction from the rest of the republican field has been mixed including that by my next guest. 2024 candidates. a former texas congressman,

former cia. good morning to you. thank you for coming back. a couple of things i want around the year. this is where "the new york times" has the republican battle for the nomination right now. trump is at 54%. ron desantis is a distant second and 17. everybody else is low single digits including yourself at 1%. here is what i see you albert. among those you see on the board, it is kind of dividing into different camps. you are in one camp that's going after the former president along with chris christie who has made it quite clear. asa hutchinson. really over the past week, mike pence. why do you say today? third time in 4 months in court? >> the third time in 4 months in court. it's unacceptable. we didn't have to be here if donald trump accepted that he lost the election in 2020. it wasn't stolen from him. it was lost because he failed to

grow the republican brand and the largest growing groups of voters. if he would have done what every other president has done and accepted a peaceful transfer of power, we wouldn't be here when it comes to the classified documents as you. something that i spent my career -- i am the only person in this race that has been shot at, changed, tried to be blown up. and collecting that intelligence and working with people that were given classified intelligence, when you got the report that you are you are a classified information, just give it back. >> for you as a republican especially to make your case, get oxygen in your story, you got some work to do. and -- >> for his share of. >> before you even make the stage of it even happens in 20 days. >> well, again, if your viewers want to see someone like me that has foreign policy and national security experience who understands technology, go to the website and give -- donate

$1 to help me beyond that the debate stage. the election is in 25 weeks for this notion that everything is decided at 25 weeks out is unacceptable to me. this is about making a case to the voters in places like new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, nevada. we know it. assuming that things are already decided, that is just the wrong way. i'm going to take a message out about these tectonic issues that we are having to deal with. the chinese government is trying to surpass us as a global superpower. technology like ai is going to upend every single industry. these are the people talking about on the street. we are going to take that message. >> you mentioned china. the longer the ukrainian war goes on, 18 months right now. a big meeting in saudi arabia in a few days. the longer it drags on, the greater risk to beijing, china. why do you think of that observation? >> i think that observation is

correct. i don't think anybody should want the ukrainian conflict to become a forever war. we should be the united states and our western allies should be giving all the material at the ukrainians need in order to finish this war for 5% of the budget. we have been able to have the ukrainians dismantle the russian military of vladimir putin is a war criminal. the sooner this conflict ends, the better it is for everyone. the longer this goes, the impact this has on the chinese government. this impact it has on the iranian government. they should be making sure that we are strengthening our western alliances. at the end of the day, the reason ukraine matters, the united states created an international order that benefits us. if we don't defend that order, it hurts us. this is in the united states best interest. >> that is in your wheelhouse. we'll see whether or not you get a chance to make it into the country. thank you for your time.

>> this afternoon, from 3:00 to 5:00, there's gonna be special coverage. at 3:00 as usual for the story. neil cavuto. you will have me, brad, martha, andy mccarthy, jonathan turley available to comment as president trump will be making his way. to the courthouse. >> he's going to be in a vehicle. we will see if that is the case. will he say coming out? >> he might go out the same way. if i were them, i think i would get out of the car and make a statement. nobody else is going to. >> later tonight or at -- >> i would do it at the courthouse. >> are options. the one who am i? what do i know? >> that is today's celebrity news. i'm moved by the ceo meta fueling rumors of a fight mma style with elon musk. zuckerberg recently trained with a ufc champion we are told for

the battle of billionaires has not been confirmed. his wife was not thrilled with the octagon and instagram story, he shared message where she complains they've been working on the backyard grass for years and this is not helping. >> i bet they have plenty of room for other grass. that's what i assume. >> apparently come he's consuming a lot of calories. i know you eat mcdonald's every day. apparently come he's doing 20 mcnuggets, a quarter pounder, large fry. apple pie. >> i'm skeptical about that. if that's true, then maybe they need to do some disinformation testing on their health care news over at facebook. i don't believe it. >> you could supersize all that. we went protesters in aiding are taken into the streets as a search for a kidnapped american mother and daughter reaches the. now the latest in the case that's next. a new report about former

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>> i am martha maccallum. i will be cohosting our coverage of democracy '24.

they tell you what they think. they will say i hate that guy. i love that woman. she is fantastic. that is what i find some refreshing. talking to voters. that is why it is a privilege to meet them and to let them inspire me to do my job in the best way that i can. >> 2 americans missing in haiti have their fate hanging in the balance yet again today. a lot of questions here in the search for a new hampshire nurse and her daughter kidnapped on the caribbean island. newton, massachusetts, again followed this today. the latest. hello. >> the u.s. state department as well as haitian authorities continue to work together to try and bring her home. eight organizations in that country are very concerned that the kidnapping of this american nurse and the daughter from a nonprofit clinic where she had been working in 80 followed by the massive ransom demand of roughly $1 million reportedly

made by her abductors will have a chilling effect on eight organizations operating in the country. he knows the risk that he bases serving the children who live in an orphanage that he founded in port-au-prince. the children center. >> in january, there are attempted to kidnap me. i travel with a policeman wearing a bulletproof vest. with a machine gun. and he spotted -- anything can happen anywhere in this city and none of it good. >> he evaded capture that day. he and his team are working to build a school right there on site. abductions and ransoms are an epidemic. gangs create chaos. >> goods and services coming in. fuel, food. they sporadically hit inside the city. the violence itself is extremely brutal.

>> medical facilities and nonprofits are often targeted after about 20 armed men stormed into an operating room just as in july. doctors without borders suspended their trauma operations. a very difficult situation that american and haitian authorities are working together to bring alex home. >> this is really extraordinary. >> president biden's age being questioned again by generation z. ap putting out a report that americans old as president needs young voters to win. will's age matter? let's ask a couple of them. we have a panel of young voters. it's great to have you both. here is a fox motor analysis. 20/20 general election. voters 18-29 was bad and at 61%. trump 36%. recently in "the new york times" called back. this is not just young voters. i can show you overall and yo young.

joe biden at 43. donald trump, 43. between 18-29-year-olds, this time the gap is much closely. 47%-37%. let me give you a chance to talk about this. is this an age issue that biotin is having his own age with younger voters? >> i don't think it is an age issue. i personally don't have a problem with president biden. the closer we get to election day is the closer you going to see young voters energized by what this administration is done for the record speaks for itself. you have them overseeing a strong economy that is the words of fox business last week. pressing historical legislation that addresses a lot of issues that young people care about. that's what sins he cares about and that's what jen cc. a year ago, that number was at 37%. that's a 10-point increase in just one year. i think you're going to see that number to slowly increase because president biden is still delivering for young voters. republicans having a tough time appealing to young voters.

it will be interesting to see what happens in 2024. >> both younger voters. they don't have to win them all. after win more of them and they have in the past. what are you hearing from your point of view? >> after say, i'm so surprised especially by victor's comment on the record speaking for itself rather record are supposed lack thereof of the biden administration under her leadership for young people in america as in my opinion been a disastrous few years and our current white house. what is happening on capitol hill in terms of legislation can never be directly attributed to any single president. if we look and zoom in on what's happening in pennsylvania avenue, this president has yet to deliver on any of his campaign promises specifically targeted towards young people. relief of student that was easily the number one promise for young people. yet to see any meaningful action there. we have yet to see any meaningful lasting change when it comes to actually protecting the environment is set up

entering towards authoritarian communistic policies through organizations and groups in washington, d.c., advocating for the green new deal. we could get going example by example by example. even without a coherent messaging strategy, young people over time in the last several elections from 2018 until 2020 until 2022 have trended more conservatively and how they vote. generation z in particular turned out in record numbers in 22022 voting extremely higher fr the republican party and they did in 2020. i think we can expect to see the same results going into 2024 with the young man age 17-18 reaching record highs in recent years for identifying as more conservative over time. >> for young people go ahead. >> i think facts really matter you. on all the issues that isabel just talk about, it's factually incorrect to say that president biden hasn't delivered for them. student loan debt pretty delivered on that promise but the supreme court overturned in

june of this year. he instituted as much as he could within the supreme court's guidelines to make sure that students and people who have student debt can be relieved of their student debts. you look at climate change. he passed inflation act. i would invest huge amounts and infrastructure. >> i went out and jump in because i think i can tell, you are both super prepared. i would love to have you back because you are an important part of this country's future. and what you think when you care about really matters. not just do the presidential candidates but to us here at fox news. would love to have you back. you have a great day. thank you. >> well done. remember this movie moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is the hollywood actor dennis quaid embracing his musical gift then going gospel.

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it's your business. it's your verizon. >> harris: it is all out there now pure the entire interview hunter biden's ex business partners five hour long meeting with lawmakers. republicans saying it leaves no doubt joe biden played a role in his son's foreign business dealings. so, what do you do when you are a big-time country music star and over the age of 50? join the military, of course! craig morgan is in the army now. he is in "the focus" with marsha blackburn, leo terrell, and domination at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> dana: that is the voice have dennis quaid best known for his work on screen, his picture looking a little different today

after finding faith and overcoming addiction. the domain key detailed in his new album fall in a gospel record for sinners released last week and he joins us now. we will talk to you thursday morning the night before you perform at the grand ole opry which i think is incredible and would give me a lot of anxiety. how do you deal with stage fright? >> stage fright, dana, i welcome it actually appeared at least you are not bored and fear is a great motivator. you just kind of roll it up in a bowl and use this energy. >> bill: nerves can be negative, anxiety can help you. >> dana: has. >> bill: you can use the anxiety for like -- >> dana: -- >> dana: energy. >> bill: energy. >> energy, better than a cup of coffee. >> dana: one of the things you are doing with the this gospel album you are open about the challenges in the past.

there is a lot of problems of addiction here in this country. in fact 85 of individuals relapse within a year of treatment if they are able to get treatment. what kind -- maybe you can tell us a little bit about your story and what help to prevent relapsing. >> my battles with addiction were in the '80s when it was wild animal will only back th there. cocaine was my problem. it was thought of as not addictive, you know? it was even in the movies back then. >> dana: wow! >> but that fund turn to fun with problems, and then it was just problems. i had one of those white light experiences where i checked myself in rehab and that was before we had the rehab with room service and things like that. this was like a hospital.

i was lucky. i got it first those 28 days. i did spend a couple of years brushing my teeth to keep from relapsing but they say you need a higher power in those programs. and you know, return to my faith. that is really what got me through. >> bill: do you think you are free and clear entirely? >> for sure. i mean, that was 30 years ago. 1990. >> bill: how would you relate that experience to the music you are experiencing? >> well, that is why we are talking about it even though it was 30 years ago because that was really kind of the beginning of my spiritual journey really that is in the record. starting from there and, you know, really coming to know

personal savior in in jesus christ. and today, that is something that did not happen all at once. and i think that is reflected in the record. i started out at the bottom. >> dana: what is it like -- what is it like for you, obviously, a big movie star. and you were as we were talking about a content creator. but is this singing, is it something you always wanted to do? i know you live in nashville now. are you enjoying that more than los angeles? >> well, yeah, we moved to nashville my wife and i three years ago and we just love it here. it is such a collegial place. of holies done music since i was 12. that was the first thing that i was actually going to be before big and nectar. then music has always been a big part of my life.

i have this opportunity to do this gospel record based on a couple of songs that i wrote a few years ago. i just am loving it. >> bill: good for you. >> bill: congratulations. >> bill: don't be nervous about it. i'm pulling for you, man. >> dana: all right, congratulations. >> i have some great friends. >> dana: think so much. harris faulkner is up next. here she has. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert, the transcript is public. we have been reading word for word the house oversight committee interview with hunter biden's former business partner. republicans saying devon archer's work are nothing short of proof that the big guy was all up in his son's foreign business deals with companies in places like china and ukraine. i'm harris faulkner. you are at