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start. yeah. thanks. >> you've got a nice warmup only halfway there. will: not guilty that's the verdict in the handed down trial and jury needed 21 votes for each of the 16 articles introduced but the most in the article received was 14. carley: paxton with misuse of power of his office and denies any wrong doing and attorneys argued there was either no evidence or that there was not enough to raise beyond a reasonable doubt. republicans say house managers failed to reach high burden of proof needed to confirm impeachment. pete: paxton released a statement afterward directed at the white house saying, quote, i can promise the biden administration the following within buckle up because your lawless policies will no go unchallenged you will be held accountable. here to react let's bring in fox news sunday anchor correspondent shannon bream.

shannon, great to see you this morning it was unclear especially after the texas house had voted to pass these articles forward to the senate. but texas ag kim paxton was acquitted what do you say about it? >> think about that in the texas house 67 of republicans backed this impeachment moving forward and remember his wife is a state senate not allowed to vote in proceedings shrine sideline this thing was sticky involving friends and real estate investors all kinds of allegations but you're right you had to get it a certain number of votes and they didn't even get close on these allegations and kim paxton is swinging this is an odd thing that split the gop there in texas. it was the house speaker who is a republican who is taking a ton of heat from paxton and his allies who said, you know, basically, you know, his supporters have said it is rhinos establishment people that were trying to bury him.

but it didn't work. >> yeah shannon what do you make of the ag's the end of his statement where he says to the biden administration you will be held accountable i don't know if you can, you know, political retribution on a legal stand point would be very much frowned upon but almost like he's alluding to that. >> also he's talking about too about the many lawsuits that texas has had against the biden administration this has been going on for all of the years i've been covering here in washington back when ted cruz was at state level there in texas and others before him greg abbott was the texas governor and especially with regard to the border, and the way those policies are handle sod my guess is paxton comes out of this more fired up thafer ever. he's had success against biden administration to follow those lines of legal challenges, and i would expect even more to come from his office now. will: let's move from texas to

new mexico where the governor of new mexico had everyone's estimation including a biden appointed judge put in place this absolutely outlandishly unconstitutional new law where she set aside open carry conceal to carry there in home of albuquerque in new mexico. she said it was under an emergency declaration of public health order because of gun violence. everyone with that said my god you can't set aside constitution and your oath to the constitution. now she has narrowed the scope of that order but i'm not sure that does anything to save its constitutionality, shannon. >> listen she made it for 30 days so people wonder will it get in time for them to say something about it and i think she should hope it doesn't and meet from a majority of the justices because an educate the guess. based on their recent precedence with respect to people's ability to carry a gun for

self-protection. remember in her home state there of new mexico her own state attorney general said i'm the not going to defend you on this. yes, i'm about defending the laws and the actions of the governor of this state. but not at the expension of the constitutional rights of its citizens. so there have been a number of democrats to their credit to come out to say this does not line up constitutionally but including with her own house saying there's no way to defend it. >> shannon real we can in a broader context we've seen emergency used by folks on the left whether it is covid whether it is racism or climate now guns. where do they get the precedent to say we can logically to say hey we can declare an emergency at state powers they're drawing on. >> a lot of them look back to covid i think they look at how quickly they were able to do a number of things that did restrict people's frms and you know, there were a lot of folks across the board who said okay in wartime or real emergency you have to attack a breath sometimes we put thing on pause but that can't be without limit.

when you're talking about a constitutional right you better have a rock interest that can't be accomplished any other way but health emergency, the attorney general there in new mexico said be careful you can't panged it for anything you want. you've got to think very carefully about that. because all of the things you mentioned also those who were arguing that transgender treatment is also -- a health emergency so there are a number of things that people can try to fit into that category. >> shannon i know that people are speculation but some are speculating that reason she did this is because she has higher political ambition are you hearing anything on that front? >> i would be surprised her name has come up quite a bit on the rise a rising star within the democratic party but it was a bold move when she said on camera no constitutional right or my oath to the constitution is without some kind of limit, got a lot of attention that maybe not in the -- in the best way possible. >> i was thinking this story probably disqualified her from

public office including public impeachment and governor of new mexico no, in fact, set her up for stardom. >> within her state there and lawmakers are yeah using i word so we'll see. pete: racking my brain. will: trying to figure out why this is on deck for shannon are you colorado connected? i'm serious i can't -- >> no i grew up a florida state fan in tallahassee so my high school years neon dion was the man of all time and here's the thing. this was a guy who played multiple college sports at one point there was a baseball game and also a track championship in columbia, south carolina he played in the baseball game went over a race in track played in another baseball game. this is a guy who a lot of people think he's a trash talker but he delivers over and over again. i don't think anybody warninged

harder at florida state when he was there our defensive koord coordinator andrews he loves dion he said that he was the first person at practice he was the last person in the weight room. he will not outworked and gosh this guy seems like he puts his mind to it coach prime will get it done. >> i didn't have to ask. i was wondering why this is a topic to be honest -- college football and didn't have to end up asking the question an she gave me a monologue on dion tied to the fact that she wngt to florida state. >> tied to the defensive coordinator while he was there. >> i'm a bit of a college football nut so this is my favorite season of thes year. i love it. >> i'm sure you were disappointed at 10:00 east coast time -- >> a little past the bedtime. but i got up this morning like oh, my goodness so -- >> the good news they won in double overtime. i believe -- yep. >> double overtime colorado beat colorado state. carley: that's great.

obvious it is fox news starring you will be on 2 p.m. what's on deck? >> well starring all of washington's problems apparently because we have impeachment we have a government shutdown that's coming fighting overspending bills. it is a full plate to elise from republican leadership and the house and other side of the aisle roe kona will talk about that and vivek ramaswamy who listen this guy is shooting up in the polls but is unfavorables are also up. he's made a lot of controversial statements but he wants to defend them so we're going talk about that. carley: absolutely. will: shannon we look forward to it. >> have a great show guys. carley: i've got headlines starting with this fox weather alert post tropical cyclone lee leaving at least two dead after hammering the new england coast and canada with fierce winds and rip currents. the storm made land fall in nova scotia and crews are working to restore power as hundreds of thousands were left in the dark and more severe weather in canada and new england expect as

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it is still in good condition. and those are your articles i missed original but at least it was returned. >> a ikea bag do you think they felt bad? carley: maybe a come to jesus moment there? >> why does that bag make you feel like -- >> if you steal something of that significance and deciding to return it i don't know if i would go ikea bag although maybe bigger than average bag because it is from ikea. will: it doesn't feel like it was pearce -- pete: not tied up in a bow. >> like fine art. which is a remake at the thomas krown affair. that's it. it doesn't feel like it is a high end -- >> or at least a high end returner. >> community chuck grassley at the center of government for half a century. our very own ainsley earhart went to lawmakers hometown ahead of his 90th birthday with inside

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carley: today chuck grassley celebrates his 9th birthday. pete: ahead of the big day ainsley earhart traveled with the long team senator and his wife and ainsley joins us now. good morning. >> i've been watching your show you're doing such a good job and it is a big day because chuck grassley turns 90 oldest serving republican senator in our country. so we do want to honor him this morning for the job well done. he'll probably start it out at church because he's been going to the same church with his lovely wife barbara and watched it grow from a few hundred people to thousands of people now and they did a devotion together eve this four books stacked on their kitchen table and do four devotions together every morning during the workweek and a bible study when

he's on the hill so let's take a look at the life of chuck grassley. ♪ ♪ >> hey senator how are you? >> nice to see you. to be at your home. >> glad to show you around the farm. i've lived here 40 years but lived within four milings of the farmhouse i was born in. my son robyn operating family farm and got a grandson in it so the grandson would be the fourth generation. you have 2% of the people in the united states growing the food for the other 98%. my hashtag corn watch and hashtag soybean watch to educate 98% of the people that food doesn't grow in supermarkets it grows on farms. >> can you teach me how to shuck corn? >> pretty easy pull this back that way and after you pull it back give a little twist. yes. you did it perfect.

but you understand you did it like we did in 1930, 40s -- now you have machines that do it for you right? >> right. >> how many years have you been in office? >> i've been in the united states senate 40 years six years and before that about with and 16 years in the state legislature. >> well recently you acquired and released 1023 form and it was heavily redacted but you stood up and you told america what it actually said. >> most horrific of the redactions deals with 17 phone calls between ukraine and two of them were the vice president biden, and 15 of them with hunter biden now what those phone calls say i don't know. i don't to make a judgment of the guilt of any of the bidens but oversight to make sure that the fbi does their job without political bias. >> some people have said that we

need term laments. we need age limits you look at joe biden, most of the polls are saying recently democrats are saying he is too old to run for office. what do you think? what do you say? >> well, it isn't 240-year history of our country with the voters making these decisions it seems to me this is something that americans decide whether biden ought to be reelected or some republican ought to be -- elected instead and in the case of chuck grassley serving his 8th term in the united states senate i was overwhelmingly elected by the people of iowa. the voters of iowa made a sound decision, and that's what you have to go by when you have a democracy. >> the importance of iowa voters here, the caucus first in the country -- >> we -- are proud of it. we want to keep it this way. and that's why we want everybody

to come to iowa and test their political medal here. hey barbra i've got some pictures here i want to show ainsley would you come over and help me explain these things? >> hey barbra. hi. >> thank you for welcoming us into your beautiful home. >> we're glad you could come. >> how did you meet? >> a blind date and married eight months later. >> how many years -- >> 69 years. >> what's the secret? >> 68 -- >> no 9. we just had the 69th one. going on 70 then. >> barbra what happened on the way to your wedding? >> she was 15 minutes late for the wedding. >> but dad had a flat tire but you change the tire -- you've got to -- you can't help it and, of course, every day it can go flat that was the day. >> this is our family five of our children.

nine grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. >> wow. so you have a very special birthday turning 90 years old how do you feel? >> i don't feel any different than i did on any other birthday except just pleased to have a life that i can live for the people of iowa and to serve christ. >> i know you love ice cream. and i understand you're going to take us to the creamery down the street. >> i hope you'll enjoy an ice cream cone with me. >> i would love it. senator you're going serve today? >> could you believe that? like to have a cone or cup? >> i'll try a cone. >> which one? >> mint chocolate chip is my favorite. >> that's butter pecan. >> that sounds pretty good to me. cheers to iowa. >> they were -- y'all they're the cutest couple they finished each other's sentences clearly been together

for a long time raised a beautiful family together. and she said you heard the story how the tire broke down on the way to the chapel and he said i didn't think she was coming. i didn't think about that. that had to be pretty scary. they're really cute together and she's a fire cracker with a great personality they have a townhouse in washington, d.c. that they said it is just one way in and then the back there's a back door and small little yard if you call it that but she travels with him to washington a good bit. >> ainsley i want to bring you into the conversation we were having during your piece which was awesome we enjoyed it. fun to watch. i prnlly i can't speak for these two but that's a nail the coffin that there should be an age limit in the politicians. he's sharp that doesn't mean aptitude tests but looks like he was pass one. >> yes. he's a big runner -- he runs several times a week two or three miles each time.

>> he's in great shape. >> we were adding it up. 66 years in public life. he said the republic is only two and a half grassleys of our republic. >> that's exactly right. >> they look like they live humble lives like a public servant would not three beach houses here but representing iowa. >> absolutely. it reminds you of going home to your great grandparents house because they've raised a family will it is lived in. you know, you can when you're there you just want to say if these walls could talk talk the memories are here and they've raised five children, nine grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. >> i love that picture in the piece of them with their grand kids and kids all around them because that's the american dream and like we said it was a fun piece to watch we see them doing interviews from the russell in washington, d.c. but it was nice to see him on his birthday in his home with his wife and learn a little bit more

about his very interesting story. >> you're right that's a good upon the when we interview them we see them and hear about policy. and you know how they're going to vote we don't think about who they're married to and who will take over the family farm he's not only given his life to public service but growing a lot of the corn that we eat that's on our table but a lot of corn is used for ethanol majority for ethanol and used for feed. so it is interesting to go out there see how middle america really lives their lives. >> we didn't see all of their lives but that's how a house should look like of someone with entire life in public service to your point pete not multiple beach homes i don't know -- great job ainsley really -- >> wonder where president biden got all of that money. >> his life is the same thing public service except for a two or three year window. >> i hope they reelect him again, grassley. >> she said he married an older

woman so happy birthday, chuck. >> we're glad that you were both born. >> glad they were born. >> god bless happy sunday to all three of you. >> ainsley see you tomorrow. >> on that aptitude test thing when they have the wonder lick test that measures if you -- >> thanks y'all. >> testing -- what about if you have that constitutional test we took for all public servants you have to pass civics before you serve in -- and if they all study for it and pass it fine good study -- pete: that's fine high school graduate it is should be a baseline. >> but if you're serving how many could pass that civics test? >> probably a decent amount. will: i don't think so. i'm not saying grassley but thinking grassley could -- >> will have a problem because they don't like any of it. >> do you think cory would or -- pete: she doesn't care.

carley: ties between biden and attorney general reportedly going from distant to frigid deep freeze as hunter investigations swirl and great mark levin joins us next on that.

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says -- so here with reaction life, liberty and eleven host of the great one mark levin always good to have you on the program. good morning to you. what do you think mark, what is the purpose of this, this charge against hunter biden? >> well first of all i think that story is bs. that's number one. just remember what they tell us that the two never speak about anything. now of age trying to spin to put pressure on garland there's no freeze between the two, i mean, garland has been the greatest mob attorney that the mob family could ever hope for. and they're doing to trump they have two tracks take out leading republican potential nominee which they're doing is aggressively as they can with a filing on friday to try to believe it or not tell a presidential candidate he's not to talk about the case against him. i mean, if this isn't fascism i

don't know what is. on the other hand his son we've seen all of this we've covered it here at nauseam about the deal judge had a step now we get a phony story that there's some kind of -- relationship problem between the attorney general and biden what exactly would that be? and why would it be? so what? he's been charged on gun charges. still protects joe biden as i said here three weeks ago on hannity that is a ruse, and everybody else knows it is a ruse. we've had charges that have run the statute of limitation because there's no tolling whatsoever couldn't even get an agreement, so this is propaganda, and people need to understand that the vast majority of media in this country exist to serve the interest of the democrat party. but the democrat party monopolizes the media monopolizes different agencies and departments of the federal government. and unfortunately now monopolizes so-called justice many this country so this is all

nonsense. >> absolutely. you mention the interest of the democrat party. mark, and what they think makings the most sense because the whole thing is about stopping and beating trump whether they can do it in the courtroom or ballot box that's their attempt. what if they decide joe biden snts suspect the guy do you believe before 2024 -- they have a path to do that? do you think they will do that? i mean this is a party ruthless in willingness to win and is joe biden the guy and if not how do they change it? >> you know pete here again we have david who outside of a 50 mile radius of washington, d.c. nobody has ever heard or care about him they can't spell his name don't know what he looks like so this is a washington post centric story and everybody -- inside the beltway and new york it's all worked up about it. obviously, it is a plan because guy is a stenographer for the democratic party let me make

this simple so we can understand this if joe biden wants to run for president nobody can stop him. period, he owns the dnc they change the voting -- lineup of the different states. there's not another democrat in the wings who has the guts to take them on other than robert f. kennedy jr. and he had a threat the other day sickening absolutely shocking. so joe biden will be the nominee as long as he wants to be the nominee. that's the beginning and the end of it regardless of what some columnist for "the washington post" has to say. i know i'm suppose to go on and on about it but here the next seven weeks but that's the bottom line. >> yeah. well mark there's also been a lot of discussion in washington, d.c. somebody says something they get pecked up and it becomes main focus of conversation about what if -- joe biden ends up, you know, becoming nominee again possibly winning again and then pardoning hunter biden could you see

something like that actually happening? >> i absolutely can. and then the media will be in full force explaining that he loves his son and whether people expect him to do and on and on and who will stop hem? who will stop him? you have members of the house who want impeachment inquiry immediately republican senators led by mitch mcconnell which is really outrageous saying this is a bad idea. it is beginning to divert attention we need to work on the economy boys let me tell you something you've been working on the economy and all but destroyed it and that includes the republic who voted for trillion dollars in extra spending, so biden can run around and say some of the these bills were bipartisan how will congress fix the my? unless they get the hell out of our way, reduce regulations, stop beating up on the american people and the private sector, they can't fix the economy. so if they're distracted by impeachment which is their job

under constitution rather than destroying our energy sector, rather than the incapacity -- their inability to secure the border. i mean, this drives me nuts. congress has a lot on its plate the federal government can grab enough power at least show some level of competency. some level of urgency about what's happening to the american people. as far as distracted and with joe biden what he pardon his son, of course, he would pardon his son now first of all let's understand how this works. let's say he's convicted -- after trial at some point motions are filed he's got a good raise constitutional issues and say they have a deal. that takes time. but let's say after all of that however long it takes he's convicted so what do you do? go to the judge and say okay there's sentencing. can you stay his imprisonment until he run it up the ladder to

appellate court none of this will be resolved until after the election until we have another president god willing, so it will not interfere that is, a pardon -- with the election. because abby lull and biden people will not allow to interfere with election. if there's an issue with a pardon he won't before the election if he pardons his son it will be after the election and he'll say what the hell are you going to do about it. yeah. nothing. will: you can see it over his right shoulder mark has a new book democrat party hates america stick with us we're going to talk about the democrat party hates america. ♪ ♪ we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable.

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♪ ♪ pete: we're back with the great one life liberty and lewith a new book the democrat party hates america. tell us about the book. >> i can tell you a little bit about the book. it's a very extensive andic i think the most take down of the democratic party in modern history, and i say that not just as the author but as people read it they will see it is a mixture

of history, of the party it is a mixture of ideology, of current event and it covers wide range of issues that democrat party the bottom line is never accepted this country. it is the party of confederacy and party of slavery. people immediate to understand that when we fought the civil war we were also fighting the democrat party. it is the party of segregation all the away into the 1960s it is the party that supported to include black people -- it is the party that resegregated military resegregated after the republicans had desegregated it it is the party of lynching in 1940fdh had a bill to outlaw lynching and refused to sign it he refused to meet with jesse owens after the olympics after meeting with all of the white individuals who were at the olympics he would not meet with

the naacp and he never lifted a i think finger for the black community and woodrow wilson president of princeton was proud of the fact there wasn't a single black student while he was president there and close association with ku klux klan and quoted in their big movie and lyndon johnson lies written about lyndon johnson was a racist to the day he died never had epiphany but not just about that. but this is the entire purpose of the democrat party -- listen to how these people talk. obama, michelle obama, listen to what they say. bernie sanders is a great marxist one of the leadest of the democratic party aoc and about -- two scores of other markist in the house of representative 10 to 15% of the house democrats are marxist and while they call

themselves democratic socialist or something like that, every authoritarian regime on the face of the earth uses the word democracy or people or reform. to impose their iron fisted will over the people and you see that and i want to focus on chapter on language and thought control people krach their heads at the thought and lyndon wrote about this stalin wrote extensively about it that you must change the language to accommodate the party. and it is the party that you must have allegiance to not the country. you can see a regime in communist china first the chairman of the communist party you have to take over the party in order to take over the country and it is on its own form of jihad to monopolize politics, election system, to monopolize law enforcement, to monopolize courts loading up the courts as i speak with radical

left wing bomb throwers, the attack on the constitution we're going to have a battle over the beget budget again and tell us that the 14th amendment gives joe biden the power to eviscerate congress's core function to raise taxes, to spend decisions on the debt which, of course, it doesn't do anymore than it allows states to take donald trump off the ballot. they hate the bill of rights. they hate the first amendment and free exercise of religion, three more pro-lifers who never lifted a finger to hurt anybody people don't know this on friday were convicted and face long prison sentences. go back to read that memo, that merrick garland put out about parents. they're very much a focus on destroying any opposition, any contrary opinions we've had censorship like we've never had in that country except in the civil war absolutely unbelievable governments censorship by the biden regime

and every single department to every social platform -- and the problem is people vote for this. people vote for this because we have a state-run media and as i said thes other day we don't have a press but free to do what the press is doing had is mouthpiece for propaganda for a pop party that is and when they have massive fourth branch of government the issue of the government shutdown is for what? so fund massive bureaucracy and democrat party will shut down this government before it will accept any limits on this fourth branch of government which has been not completely but almost completely built by them to ensure that they have power even when they're not in office even when they don't win elections. so i can only give you a little taste of this because you know five minutes, six minutes is

very fair but that's what it is. and i want to encourage people people need to be able to engage in this debate. they need to understand the history and the facts. and as we say ideas have consequences they certainly do marks knew they had consequence and lockner knew and we talk about a lot of stuff. but in the end when you look at what's happening to this country who is behind it the democratic party supports every one of these efforts to kneecap this country and they say they want to fundamental transform it. why do we believe that they are fundamentally transforming it and we talk about you guys do but we never mention who and what is behind it democratic party supports every single one of the movements. they're aimed to taking down this country. pete: indispensable work --

out on tuesday, xect opposite of what we read where we got lbj or fdr a different version can't read to read it mark congratulations on two hours of "life, liberty & levin" now we have to compete with you on saturday and sunday impossible task. but you're the best. >> see you tonight. thank you. >> you've got it thank you mark. pete: all right coming up week two of the nfl, and fox has a full slate of must see matchups -- starting at 1 p.m. eastern time. and nfl fox nfl sideline reporter jim hill joins us to break down the greatest gridiron battles.

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>> diagnosed diagnosed with lea after the draft he's been in a battle for his life and he's won today he finally gets to make his nfl debut, i cannot wait to see the emotion the heartwarming story, it is just a fantastic one, congratulations john we're all pulling for you. >> great that is -- meanwhile there's -- i said right before the segment jen i got this. i got this segment and messed up home team so i'll have to guess.

>> what messed you up i brought in the cowboys you got all flustered. lions sea hawks -- lions are at home. >> yes, they are and man the new darlings of the nfl will they're coming off that huge upset win over the kansas city chiefs in prime time are they for real can they do this all eyes on jared goff he hadn't thrown interception since week nine of last year and help when is you have a wide receiver to throw it, he's been having a fantastic career, he's in year three, and he's just getting better and better every game. the sea hawks defense not so good last year they reached for offseason have they done enough today will be a great test for them. >> niners everybody looks at eying eagles lions cowboys eagles as teams to beet in the nfc. >> you've got it absolutely.

and 49ers it gets bigger and bigger every week they absolutely demolish the pittsburgh steelers last week are they really that good. well i'll tell you what skill players are that good christian runs 150 yards on the ground last week, he's a driving force for them brandon this big huge target for -- i hope he's buying him a lot of dinners because brannon is an incredible safety net but then hey you know when you've got jared goff or excuse me when you have matt staffords and nfc divisional rivally and so clutch in the fourth quarter he's so good under pressure and anything can happen many this one. >> all right jen that's the slate on fox we'll be watching you in houston -- thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks will good luck to your cowboys. coming up, a big final hour fox and friends piers morgan and maria bartiromo will join us so we hope you will as well. don't move.

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