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our southern border where borrel patrol officers have been seeing a historic uptick in migrant encounters biden administration is facing mounting criticism over its handling of the crisis as homelands security alejandro mayorkas meets with the honduran president in mcallen, texas welcome to fox news live hour two i'm mike emanuel. hi aishah. aishah: i'm aishah hasnie also following number of democrats calling on one of their own to step down. new jersey democratic senator bob menendez remaining defiant despite pressure from his own party to resign after getting slapped with bribery charges. this is the second time the lawmaker is charged with corruption in just ten years. alexandria huff has more on the fallout over the indictment, hi alex. reporter: that's right six year ago held in a second bribery case reelected in office a year later and now new jersey governor phil murray among those calling for immediate

resignation so is president calling charges alarming and, quote, they raise serious concerns about the senators ability to continue to serve. yesterday, federal prosecutors charged menendez and his wife nadine with three conspiracy counts for allege scheme to enrich and protect three new jersey businessman also using senators position as chair of the senate foreign relations committee to benefit egypt's authoritarian government that is an exchange for cash and gifts which federal prosecutors say were found when the couple's property was searched. >> they discovered approximately 500,000 dollars of cash. stuffed into envelope and closets, some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. reporter: prosecutors say they found over 100,000 dollars worth of gold bars and mercedes that was allegedly provided to the couple along with other household gifts. senator menendez is temporarly stepping aside and can serve on the panel and did is all wrong

doing saying there's been a rush to judgment because he's latino stating those who believe in justice believe in innocence until proven gts and i continue to fight for people of new jersey with the same success i've had for the past five decades. and we've reached out to senator cory booker for his thoughts his office have been silent on the case and senator menendez expected to appear in federal court on wednesday ish aishah. >> thank you so much. openly calling for new jersey ?artd menendez resignation the white house is distancing itself from the controversy. mark meredith is live at the white house with the latest. hello, mark. reporter: good afternoon to you so far white house not giving much comment that alex was talking about indictment of new jersey senator menendez while democrats are urging senators to step down far white house stopping short of that. >> we're going to be very, very clear about this. we're not going to get involved. it is a ongoing matter so we're

going leave it to -- to the prosecutors. to move forward with, however, they see fit but neer not going to comment. >> the president is talking about ongoing autoworker strike in the med west next week he's going to be heading to michigan to meet with ford workers and demanding a higher wage and better benefits and he posted last night, quote, it is time for a win/win agreement that keeps american automanufacturing thriving with well paid, uaw jobs. now, president visit to michigan is brief but political he's talked about being most prounion president in history and visit will come one day ahead of former president trump's visit to go also meet with uaw workers and there's a new report out in "the new york times" which suggest that biden-harris campaign is already preparing for a trump biden rematch next year. the paper writing mr. biden and his advisories signal this week

they're going turn their full attention to his old rival seeking to renps party base and activate donors expect what to be a long and grueling sequel. certainly we have heard a lot from the president targeting his predecessor out west later on this week talk about democracy what he calls baga republicans i want to mention mike we've got a letter from the president's physician says he has an updated covid booster shot and flu vks and urging americans to follow his lead. mike. mike: mark meredith live on a soggy north lawn thank you very much. aishah. aishah: erik johnson switching political parties he made big announcement in a wall street journal op-ed on friday say he's now becoming republican. he emphasized a future of cities depending on mayors who champion law and order and practice fiscal conservatism to defining

characteristics at the gop and christina coleman live with that story. hi, christina. >> hi that's right in on a op-ed long time democrat is making a big switch and johnson is leaving democratic party and becoming republican because law and order and fiscal conservatism are defining characteristics of the gop. he says as opposed to the, quote, inking the poll driven commitment, a many democrats, johnson also said no to the defund the police movement, even though activist protested in front of his home for about a week. he says it is important for cities to have strong and supported police departments as he recalled his own experience growing up around crime in a dangerous neighborhood. >> i remember how traumatizing it was. i remember how -- scared we were to live in a neighborhood where people our age who look like us were being kill for their sneakers. crime start to pick up during

pandemic i said i don't care who gets upset about this. i don't care what activist or what -- so-called leaders said, we were going to prioritize the safety of our people. aishah: while other democratic run cities have seen severe police officer shortages and speaks in crime following the protest, and riots in 2020, every form of violent crime that the fbi tracks has dropped in dallas. mayor johnson credits the city success to having a great police chief and a concrete public safety plan in addition to refusing to bow to plel pressure followed by some democrats. >> i saw mayor city councils across the country making arbitrary cuts to their police department to appease a movement, appease activist community that didn't live in the cities in some cases where the violence offs curing. >> mayor johnson secured 98.7% of the vote in his reelection

campaign this year and says he has no intention of changing his approach to his job. aishah. aishah: christina coleman live in l.a. for us thanks christina. mike: more reaction to join the republican party another hol political news bring in today political panel america first poll institute chief and policy director drew litman gentlemen thank you. drew what do you make of the dallas mayor switching parties? >> i think it is not exactly an act of principle he did just run for reelection as a democrat in may. so he took advantage of his -- of his party membership and his city where the democrats are popular. now it is a second term. the next step would be to run statewide, but only republicans get elected statewide. it just seems to be the expeditious thing to do. mark? >> this is first of many democrats who are going to see what's happened in cities like new york, that's crumbling under immigration and crime, chicago,

san francisco, los angeles, i mean it is the definition of insanity for these people who are ruining these cities to keep voting for the failed liberal policies that are creating this havoc. i think that dallas mayor switching over to republicans because the policies are actually working you saw it on the screen in that previous report this is just the geng. mike: there's bob menendez indicted yesterday and prom innocent democrats calling for his resignation let's play it. >> member of congress, who appears to have broken the law is someone who i believe should resign. there's evidence here. and yes i'm a democrat so is senator menendez but based on what i've seen, i'm disappointed yes i think he should resign. >> members of congress called on him to resign we have not heard from senator cory booker so far. should he resign? >> i think resignation is inevitable at this point head of the progressive group center for american progress called on him to resign.

the evidence is almost overwhelming, but i did work for a senator al franken run of the senate without any process at all so -- i think it is okay if menendez he's being arraigned on gifngd a few days to explain what happened here. >> disietleed entitled to his day in court. >> right. he sounds defiant and said in a statement how quickly -- they're looking to push a latino out of his seat. your thoughts? >> that's a pretty weak argument especially, you know, you found with 484,000 of cash and gold bars while i appreciate the democrats who are calling for senator to resign, the biden family that's a fraction of what the biden family is alleged to have taken for also -- selling access to u.s. government officials. also changing foreign policy luxury cars were involved hunter biden partners were involved in both of the cases. only thing we don't have proof yet is gold bars i wouldn't put it past him with the bidens.

>> i'll give you a chance to respond. >> ludicrous to think that biden was taking money from governments but hunter biden has some things to answer for but that's not joe biden. >> we'll continue to follow that. so we're a week away gentlemen from the end of the fiscal year so we've got the countdown clocked to potential government shutdown drew do you think we're heading for one? >> i think we're headed for one and i note that tuesday the 25th, will be the 10th anniversary of then speaker john boehner announcing he was resigning -- with a few days left in the fiscal year because the republican caucus was ungovernable. >> i remember that. day before was pope visiting capitol hill not going to get better this out of here. >> freedom caucus drove him out and decided not to run for speaker because he thought he would be the in same position as boehner here we are ten years later sorry that's exactly what happened. >> worth noting that former republican speaker seem to be the happiest guys in american politics.

>> this is a good debate, though, for the american people. because the debate is truly do we want to cut spending or do we want to cut a lot of spending? and secure the border at the same time, and look we've got to remember, nonessential government services are the ones affected about 25% of the government, social security, medicare, it is all going to keep operating just like normal. and so if they have to shut it down for a little bit maybe american people realize we've got too much government to begin with. >> but some folks say nobody wins in a shutdown, obviously, the taxpayers still has to pay back pay to government workers right? >> that would be part of the spending bill it wouldn't be any different if we were paying them as of october first to go back to get them for back pay afterwards i prefer not a shutdown but an argument between cutting spending and cutting a lot of spending that's a good place to have that debate. because i like both of those answers. >> okay. speak or mccarthy is threatened by his right flank calling to vacate the chair. how should he play it? >> eventually he's going to have

to get democratic votes to pass a spending bill. there's no way around it. he seems to have conceded that publicly. grudgingly, that is going to produce a revolt in his caucus congressman yates will try to oust him as speaker one problem republicans have, though, is there's no logical successor when boehner left paul ryan was someone who establish republicans like conservative republicans they can come together on paul ryan i don't know who that person would be now but maybe he hangs on. >> we hope and pray for a full recovery for steve scalise battling cancer but he's got his health to worry about right now. your thoughtings on mccarthy how does he play is strategist? >> speaker survived 15 votes to get the gavel and had a debt ceiling deal when nobody thought he could do it he may placate go through motions but i have a feeling that at the end of the day he'll get the deal done whether it involves a shutdown or not are two different

subjects they'll get onboard with something sent to the senate and let that -- chaos ensue. >> and then senate will probably what -- strip it and just sending back. strip out all of the call policy writers, not stuff that's not strictly spending. i think to the point that mark -- made a minute ago, you could have had republicans pick one thing to bargain over like border security. and make that the pongt that they wanted to win over in the senate. but they picked so many things that they want to change, it is just impossible to bargain over any one of them. >> important to manage they control the house barely and don't control the senate or the white house. >> correct this is only one-third of the three signatures you need and so you can set the marker down is a good associating stand point but at the end of the day the president and the democrat controlled senate are going to weigh in and it is going to be a negotiation. so start low -- and then you can negotiate up from there.

>> right drew litman gentlemen, fascinating discussion. thank you. >> thank you, sir. tomorrow maria bartiromo has exclusive interviews with how judiciary committee jim jordan senate judiciary committee member mark lee and matt gaetz that airs tomorrow 10 a.m. eastern, and repeats it 3 p.m. only on the fox news channel. and fox business you may have heard hosting second republican primary debate this wednesday special programming will start with the countdown with larry kudlow 8:30 p.m. eastern and ilia will moderate and tune in you don't want to miss it. well mike tropical storm ophelia is roaring inland and off the east coast after making landfall in north carolina. bringing with it heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. nicole valdez is live in

norfolk, virginia now with more. hi, nicole. reporter: hi ish sha nor fox, virginia, is facing a significant flood threat as o'fill ya moves north this low-lying coastal city is literally surrounded by rivers and base. so tidal flooding real possibility when you couple that with intense rain bands, well that could spell major trouble but let's first get to some incredible video just in from the u.s. coast guard showing, an intense mission five people rescued off the coast of cape lookout, north carolina last night. that includes three kids after you look at just those incredibly dangerous waves that happened well we faced strong wind gusts before tomorrow ophelia made land fall but a state of emergency that was put in place yesterday afternoon. and that's when norfolk, city leaders decided to take some big steps to try to minimize that flood threat.

they actually closed floodgates that are in place and surround the city especially downtown. and have called in staff to work pump stations to help again, try to control the amount of tidal flooding that could start to inundates in and out of the city and opened up parking garages telling people move cars to higher ground. now, there are still damage reports coming in including nearly 14,000 that are now without power. we know some lines in places just near norfolk have already come down. excuse me, but the city is really concerned about high tide which is scheduled to happen a little after 4:00 this afternoon. city leaders say we could see water levels in those rivers reach up to 6 feet ish aishah. >> nicole thank you. >> great story for a space geek nasa landing asteroid sample

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♪ ♪ mike: in another friday afternoon news dump, custom and border protection released the historic august migrant encounter numbers, the highest number on record in nearly 30,000 more than last year's record-breaking stat. griff jenkins live at the border in eagle pass, texas, hello, griff. reporter: hey, mike, and we're seeing record numbers of migrants coming here just today this morning we've seen more than 750 migrants here in eagle pass one of the smaller sectors but ground zero right now for this crisis. let's go back to our fox flight team you can see that there actually looking in mexico, a group of oh, 20 or 30 migrants

that's sort of the stream, flow they've been coming and starting to come across the river and decided for whatever reason over the last couple of hours to go back to the mexican side. regroup, and figuring it out, and the reason perhaps that they decided to turn back is they're seeing a stronger show of force here on the u.s. side in eagle pass. you can see from our land camera now, it is taking a shot of a humvee that's a new development. now, the texas national guard is part of oh texas greg abbott operation lonestar fortifying border with not only razor wire but now the humvee that just arrived in the last hour. they have them along the river bank here. we spoke -- rather earlier today interviewed on our air rosa ariana a former cvp officer lives here in eagle pass weighed in on what she's seeing here and something she's never seen before and how shelfs about it. >> when you see groups of young

adult males -- in a -- walking together in groups and then they start approaching you for money, for assistance, it's got ton the point where you're driving around and they're digging through trash cans and stuff like that. like we don't feel safe. >> so residents feeling unsafe. and you can see here, our cameras capture the convoy of those humvees coming in. but whether it is humvees or ridge or wire it is not stopping migrant who is hope they'll get across those from venn way la those are majority ones here caught and released with a notice to appear years from now many won't show up for that finally, those numbers you mention mike we'll show you more than 323,000 in the month of august setting record for the most number of migrant encounters in the month of august. ever more than 2.2 million this fiscal year to date so far likely to break last year's record. mike we'll sending it back to you. expwhriek i know you've spent

months of your life over past several years at the southern border give us context how bad is it compared to your previous tours? >> you know, i've never seen the border patrol agents who have been spent so much time and have admiration for and never seen them struggle so hard to be overwhelmed and their morale is way down because they don't see support from an administration in the way of putting something in place in policy wise or to do things. to try to stop the flow. they're outnumbered. the quick snapshot there's about 50 agents any given day on shift here in eagle pass. obviously, we've seen 750 plus already, and 8 5 to 90% of those agents right now are processing they're not on the line as agents say are in the field protecting the border. mike we'll sending it back to you. mike: griff jenkins aishah. aishah: heritage foundation

visiting fellow and tom homan good to have you here with us. you just heard griff say, you've got cvp officers on the ground just processing they can't even do their job right now to secure the border. meantime, secretary mayorkas is on the border right now getting tour. we're going turn that tape around as soon as question get it. what do you make of that comment? even after everything that we've seen -- in especially this week that we've still got these border agents that are so overwhelmed they can't even do their job. >> look i started my career on border patrol so i was proud of wearing that green uniform and my heart goes out to those men and women because they are overwhelmed to the point where 70 to 90% agents pulled off length process and they know why they're sitting there processing this humanitarian crisis there's fentanyl killing over 100,000 americans and women and children sex trafficked across that border and arrested and how many of them are terrorists so these

guys feel like they've been -- handcuffed from administration they've been abandoned by secretary and abandoned by the president and because of this crisis what the humanitarian crisis this country is less safe. mark my word this is the biggest national security issue, national security failure i've seen in this country since 9/11. aishah: i think all of us no matter what party you're affiliated with is sick of this and blame game that continues to go on in washington here. and you know, just this week -- fox was trying to get some answers from the white house about this. and they pivoted back to blaming congresses in washington watch this. >> let's not forget they're continuing resolution would lead 800cvp agents fired they're doing opposite of what the president is trying to do is actually move forward in a way that is humane, safe, and has an orderly pathway process here. aishah: what is the president trying to do? >> she's lying or she's just

don't have facts in front of her because it is clear. she talks about manpower and this isn't a manpower issue. this is a policy issue. we have the same amount of border patrol on the line during last administration trump administration, and we secure the border at a record high unprecedented success. of 45 year immigration this is not a manpower but a policy issue. they could turn remain mexico program back on tomorrow. highest courts said that was illegal program. that was a game changer put the remain in mexico program back in tomorrow they would solve 80% of this problem. aishah: let me ask you about mexico because you know, the biden administration is going to graduate here soon work permits to half a mill venezuelan migrants in the meantime mexico is actually facing a major labor shortage let's pull this up here. this is from a recent study -- 75% of mexico's businesses are

struggling to find workers. that's 1.2 to 1.6 million vacancies in mexico's labor market. humanitarian groups are actually trying desperately to keep some of these folks in mexico to resettle them, they feel like it is a safe place to stay. culturally, the language is similar. but this is a cartel issue. i mean, what the surge we're seeing is happening because of the cartels. >> first of all let's talk, half a million work are oftenning tps for one reason to lose the propolicy cases that was heard in the fifth district and they're not able to pull like massive amounts so secretary can do they can't take it away. second of all, i understand labor shortage in mexico but we're the greatst country on earth. that wean that. so when you promise people you can cross the border illegally you won't be detained we'll fly you to the city of your choice at taxpayer expense and give you work authorization, and 90% will lose their case based on ten years of past immigration court data and they know the secretary

homeland security has said being the country -- is not enough to make an arrest and nine out of ten will order removal no one will look to remove them. when you make those type of promises they're going cool to greatest nation on earth to earn more money than neck in mexico. >> mexico can do more -- >> they agree to res main in mexico program and they put thousands of military on the southern northern board again it is against the law to traffic women and children and those who control our southern border -- they own the government of mexico. i've done this for 34 years much on military as and mexico government on the take. i'm not saying that as something i think. i did a story for you to tell you that the criminal cartels not only run the country of mexico. they have operational control of our border the strongest nation on face of the earth united states of america, no longer controls our southern border. >> we're out of time tom but i want to mention you met with the

families -- that have lost kids to fentanyl which is just ravaging this country and i can't imagine the stories they told you. and the grief that they're carrying around with them such an important part of this entire story tom. tom holman thank you we always appreciate you thanks so much. mike. mike: interesting discussion. aishah, in another high-tech ever to fight crime new york city police department is deploying 400 found robot to patrol the times square subway station between hours of midnight and 6 a.m. doing its two month trial run, the k5 unit will record video and not audio and pressing button part of mayor eric adams push to introduce new tech to the nypd blue. aishah: still to come top take aways from merrick garland fiery testimony over the justice department's investigation into hunter biden, brian claypool is standing by he's going weigh in,

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♪ snots attorney general merrick garland on the hot seat defending justice department investigation into hunter biden in his testimony to the house judiciary committee. this is the president's son sues irs and house gop beginning impeachment inquiry into joe biden with us to discuss this morning is brian claypool brian, welcome. >> thank you for having me.

mike: let's start with attorney general on capitol hill. >> does anyone from the white house provide a direction at any time to you personally, or to any senior official at the doj regarding howed hunter biden investigation ftion to be carried out? >> no. mike: what is the fallout from the attorney general appearance on capitol hill, brian? >> yeah hey mike i was disappointed and i felt like his appearance was underwhelming that didn't instill confidence that americans wanted to see about our u.s. attorney general why do i say that? in his opening statement he made comments about like we have to uphold constitution and equal justice for all, yet he didn't give anybody an explanation as to how the doj presented this bogus plea deal a few months ago on behalf of hunter biden that clearly violated the constitution. so he's talking a lot but in my

opinion he's not walking the walk. and what was so staggering to me mike was that one point during his appearance in testimony he pretty much said hey look i'm trying to stay out of those two investigations the two that jack smith handling and then the -- the other investigation as well. and he's saying i'm going to keep out of this so as not to create any discourse. that is shocking. he's the captain of the ship. he's the quarterback of the team these two two highest profile investigations in decades. and he's telling the american people that he's trying to stay not involved. >> what questions do you have about his actual leadership at the department of justice? >> yeah. it's failed leadership mike. and here's why. if you're a head football coach and your team gets slottered and media comes and says hey, what went wrong how do you fix this? coach would take responsibility for the loss, mike.

hey look it is on me, the buck stops with me. all we heard from merrick garland was he's saying oh look i'm not that involved go to david wise there are occasions where he's actually saying oh let's go ask david wise that are you serious dude? you should be answering these questions. you are the one that should be signing off on plea deals you are the one that should be defining the parameters of these investigations not underlink and one question i would have for david wise when he comes to testify before the white house judiciary committee mike is i would ask him point blank. did you have this evidence about these gun charges in your possession when the first indictment came down? because nothing changed mike. why are there additional indictments now when all of this evidence was already in merrick garland's hands? >> meanwhile hunter bide is suing irs when his father is head of the united states government.

what about that? >> yeah. i think this lawsuit is just a flexion again trying to take the attention off himself and put it on the government oh the governments coming after me. when by the way, there was little if any investigation done with this member the irs whistle-blower hardly anything was done to investigate that. with allegations of the doj not falling proper protocol, potentially committing perjury not following evidence or executing search warrant on hunter biden's home what about that and his lawyers are now trying to sue the irs because an irs agent filed a complaint a whistle-blower complaint. >> meanwhile congress is preoccupied with a fiscal funding deadline coming up, but what about the biden impeachment inquiry? >> yeah. i think the biden impeachment inquiry should focus on one

particular transaction mike. i do recall that -- that david wise has possession of that 217 what's app text message between hunter biden and this guy's name is henry zou corrupt chinese company and hunter biden is saying in that text message look you better do what you've got to do or you're going to cool to regret it right -- my dad is sit next to me. and then week later $5 million goes into hunt or's account. arguably to me that is extortion. why isn't that being investigated and shouldn't president biden answer questions as to whether he legitimately was sitting next to hunter biden when that call happened? so i think we've got a lot more dig to do. i would like to see evidence of president biden potentially committing wrong doing but that's a good starting point right there. >> we will follow it attorney brian claypool thanks for your time and analysis today. >> thank you, mike.

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>> so i believe that the deal that we're working on right now is incredibly important for the longevity of not just writers guild but the entire entertainment industry, and my hope is that we'll be able to come to a deal very, very soon and do something to ensure my ability and friends ability to do this for decades to come. >> optimistic sign is this week disney ceo bob iger join talks directly as well as the ceos of warner bros. discovery, and netflix npc universal and strike is now only ten days away from tieing the longest writers strike ever which was 154 days back in 1988. send it back to you. nate thank you very much. >> rolling out for vladimir zelenskyy on friday and did the wartime president get what he came for? our expert ways in next. ost® hi

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since the start of invasion he made rounds to drum up support from western allies joining me live in studio now is southeastern vice president for policy research at the carnegie for peace dan you're the perfect

guest to have on to pick apart zelenskyy's visit and whether or not it was successful to he did get a pretty big package from the white house they released some more weapons including atacms that everybody was anticipating whether to do that long range missiles is it too late too late or just in time? >> i think it is probably just many time. i think the -- real question looking into the fall is how putin will increase his attacks on civilians go after civilian infrastructure, et cetera, and the atacms give ukrainians possibilities of responding to russian military insulations inside russia. we saw some action in crimea yesterday. and so i think these atacms will be really porpght and send a signal to other allies that we are sending this and might see for instance germans sending tourist system in coming weeks so i think they're really important. aishah: whatever we do we wait to see and when kennedy: zelenst

there and mccarthy did not the way mcconnell did and there's a bit of a split between republicans in the senate and a faction in the house. let's play a sound bite from first leader mcconnell. >> americans support for ukraine is not charity. it is an investment in our own direct interest at least because degrading russia military power helping to deter our primary strategic adversary, china. aishah: that's the majorities of the majority. but then there's that small faction republicans in the house within the house freedom caucus who feel otherwise. watch this. >> blunt we're running $2 trillion deficit any money we give to ukraine we're for our future. >> speaker only has only can lose four people so is this going to be a problem? >> i hope not. i think this is important for american people to understand that actually assistance we're giving to ukraine is not dropping off bags of cash.

largely this is american made military equipment. that is supporting american jobs, many of those in red districts, around the country so it is really important that people understand and i endorse when speakers -- leaders said leader mcconnell said about this being in our strategic interest this is not an act of charity. aishah: yeah. bret baier making some news -- he's a globe traveler and he first sat down with mbs and benjamin netanyahu possibly moving towards warming relations take a look at this. >> we hope that a place where it will -- ease the life of the palestinians. >> i was dlielgted to hear what he has to say and when you have three leaders and three countries that avidly want a result -- i think that really raises the possibility that we'll succeed. aishah: really raises possibility that we'll succeed what do you make of those comments? >> i have a new book called four test and parts of what i talk

about is that this moment that we're living in -- creates strange bedfellows it seems that both of them are enthusiast tick about moving forward and biden administration has played a critical role as a go between and working with -- both saudi and israel. i think one of the real tests in the coming weeks it is too soon to tell whether this will work and we heard this from mbs is powerful for the palestinians. aishah: few short seconds left do you take mbs at his word? >> that he wants a deal? >> yeah. >> i think for his own reasons i don't think that mbs is a complicated figure and he ordered murder of a washington photojournalist, and so i don't think -- i share intentions with him but i take him he sees this a strategic interest of saudi. >> dan bare thanks for joining us in studio and breaking this down for us we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me.

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