, and you just set your mind to it, and i swear you can do it. anyone can do it. you don't have i'm i'm no special guy whatsoever. i just have good ideas a ton of passion, and i'm willing to work my butt off. okay that's all. it takes the inspiration here. thank you so much. thank you. for the time. this was thank you for the thank you for watching. the issue is that was that was incredible. nicely thank you so much. that was awesome. you have a favorite lyric or anything or anything to leave us with. ah, yeah. face down and kabo kissing the ground. >> the trump era border restrictions end and it means president biden now owns what happens next. record numbers of migrants

flood the southern border. now that three years of title 42 restrictions are over. homeland security secretary alejandra mae arcus making this claim. >> i want to be clear our borders are not open. >> the biden administration announces new plans and a major change us asylum policy but both already face legal challenges. will have a live report from the texas border. then, democrats and republicans finally come to the table. to talk debt ceiling and tried to prevent economic catastrophe. but as a high-profile meeting with the president is postponed automating any progress behind closed doors? >> we explicitly asked speaker mccarthy would he take default off the table. he refused. >> said the quote really need, is a partner that is willing to work together. >> is one of two members of the house oversight committee, republican from florida and one from

california to talk about this. the debt and for payments made to members of the biden family. >> then florida governor ron desantis draws crowds in multiple cities in iowa. >> it may be that florida is the iowa of the southeast. >> will ask our sunday panel if you can loosen the former presidents grip on the poles in this critical state. plus, this mother's day, we had to the national zoo, where one very proud mom is showing of her little ones. all right now on fox news sunday. hello from fox news washington. we begin this morning with developments in a pivotal week along the us mexico border. this is the situation you have been seeing on tv last few days. thousands of migrants showing up, hoping to be allowed to stay in this country. many making the journey of

the specific moment because the us just ended a health restriction that had seriously blocked their injury. some local mayors say the amount numbers were not as high as it appeared possible that other breaking records. border cities are facing huge challenges. the migrants are facing a major shift in border enforcement and policy. the biden administration announcing, sweeping new rules that bar most immigrants from entering for five years if they tried to cross illegally. but the rules curbing asylum are already facing a major legal challenge from the aclu. in a moment florida republican byron donald joins us to discuss his states lusted over the planned release of some migrants without court dates or any plans to even track them. the first returned to matt finn, live in el paso with a look at what's really happening migrants who show up at the border hoping to cross into the us. >>reporter: good morning, shannon. instead of this downtown shelter, their 140 migrant women and children outside

as the sun comes up here. these migrants are slowly waking up after sleeping on the street. in downtown el paso outside of the overwhelmed sacred heart shelter, migrants are spread across two city blocks. sleeping on pavement and filtering in a dirty alley. before they find the means to move on to their next location, in the us. not far from that shelter, is this point of entry at the border wall, where the migrants arrive. they are bussed, processed and potentially released. in brownsville, general cameras factor this video migrant groups who were released. as a have been in this border town for well over a year now. the white house, denies their mass releases and is now promising to fight a federal judges ruling that the government cannot release any migrant without issuing them a court date. >> let me just say on the ruling, that you just laid out to me. so, the way we see that, it is sabotage. it is pure and simple, that

is how that leads to us. >>reporter: and this morning shannon, the latest numbers from the city of el paso, it reports it has now released 4297 migrants into the streets here, just this past week alone. thcalendar year. >> matt finn reported from el paso texas, thank you very much. john is now florida congressman, byron donald. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> it's good to be back with you and happy mother's day to you, shannon, and all the mothers out there including mine! >> yes, to all the precious women doing the toughest job the world will ever ask of any of us! let's start at the border there. because there's not anything happening here in washington his moving forward with legislation. chairman mike mccall had said this is a blueprint. we went back to the white house, we have the house and senate. this is the bill we will

start from but republicans have held all of those key posts before. and have not fixed the border. how much is a gop beer blame is what we are seeing now at the border? >> first of all shannon, good to be with you. a couple things. under the trump administration, we never saw anything like this. we actually had the border under control, it figure out so of immigration policy overall. because democrats would never work with us on commonsense immigration policies. where the democrats have always wanted, is a massive surge to the border with no checks at all, no balances at all. that's republican position is a border security package that would secure the border and my position as well, as chairman mccall, that's where we will be moving when we went back to the white house in 20 to 4. and i do stress, when. that being said, what happening is because of joe biden recklessness. his desire when he became president, just to rip up all the trump era policies.

it actually had our borders secure. and now, they're scrambling to find a solution, to the questions that joe biden created. >> democrats will say yes, it's true that ministration get rid of those policies. but is because a cold and cruel and inhumane. they work but weren't the people who are coming here. what do you say to them, and is there any area where republicans will compromise, when it comes to negotiating reverse and legislation? >> first of all, democrats do this all the time. they don't like a policy, they call it is cruel shannon, are the young woman being raped in the journey to our southern border. there being raped by the coyotes, being raped by the drug cartels, being raped by other men who were in their package of people, that are moving to the border. number two also inhumane, the fact we've given operational control to the drug cartels under joe

biden administration. the drug cartels going to make about $13 billion this year, trafficking people to our southern border and then, the use joe biden is reckless policy to traffic massive amounts of fentanyl into our country. killing 75,000 americans per year. that is inhumane. when it comes to negotiations with the democrats on this policy, i say to them very clearly, let's secure the border force. let's get it done, let's finish building the wall in doing all the other mechanisms that are crucial for our countries security and when we have that done, then we can talk about all the immigration policies. but the left wants to bring up young cadet came in through no fault of their own, quote unquote. and use that as a poker chip, as a leverage point to say, we don't need to secure the border productive same policy for our country. we can do better. >> i want to play something one of your colleagues said in hearing this week. he says republicans actually savor the situation at the border. here is what congress and hank johnson said about why. >> republicans like to see them lined up at the border, because they know

that it is a stream of labor, ready to be exploited, if you could get back to slavery, he would gladly do so. >> your response to your colleague? >> i don't have no response to hank on this. hank also thought quan was going to tip over. that doesn't make any sense at all. what republicans want to see is a secure and orderly process at our southern border. you can't have a situation where a group of 30 or 40 americans just walk up to a border agent, and because of joe biden and alejandro mayorkas policy, had to stop the driller patrolling the border to start filing paperwork. that's what's happening. and it makes no sense. again, democrats come up with all this hysteria, frankly, they gaslight the american people. instead of actually doing the job of securing the border. and once again, we see joe biden in the democrats,

they have no plan when crisis comes, they are flailing about trying to find a solution. >> the other big problem that needs a solution is the debt ceiling. we told negotiations continue through the weekend. the president's likely to think, to meet with congressional leaders if they can make moves on that, in the meantime we got this. they say that republicans are pushing russian roulette. -- you understand this better than most. you have professional back rebecca baer the dominance of the dollar at this point, worried about the point are you that is making it china and russia are rooting for the dollar to fill and uncertainty in the us? >> i'm very concerned about china and russia and what they are doing but the solution is not just massive borrowing and massive spending that is no solution.

that is putting your head in the sand and is going to lead us to a much greater crisis down the road. listen, and we just talked about the border but new problem, same n doesn't lead, joe biden doesn't have a plan. joe biden does have a strategy. and what joe biden brings america to every single time is a crisis point. 100 days ago, house republicans started crafting together, a solution to bring our spending down, to pre-covid spending levels and also, preparing to raise the nations debt ceiling by $1.5 trillion. we passed that plan a couple of weeks ago. do you know what joe biden and the democrats are doing? nothing! nothing but run to the cameras and said we should pass a clean debt ceiling. any family in any business in our country understands, you cannot just continue to spend massive amounts of money, and borrow massive amounts of money, and there

will be no consequences. every american family has already seen the first consequence from joe biden. that is, a massive inflation that has been the most insidious tax. the american people have seen whether you are rich or poor, black or white, republican or democrat, it has come for everybody. to this democrat staffer who don't have the courage to share their name, reporter during her talking points because you're not being honest and not telling the truth. >> on the issue consequences on the issue of default, which were told us coming days potentially in days if there's been a deal. former president trump you endorsed, had this to say wednesday night. >> i think the republicans out there, congressman and senators, if they don't give you massive cuts, you have to do a default. >> the current president says this about default. illiterates mother jobs, trigger session, hit retirement accounts and increase borrowing costs. it is not an option. so, is an option or not,

which president do you agree with? >> look, tiring. president trump is a master negotiator. no joe biden is evident to negotiate anything of substance. let's be very clear, shannon, you'll have to curtail spending. joe biden will suspend $7 trillion. that is budget! we only take in about 4.2 to 4.5 trillion dollars in taxes. he wants to massively spend money we don't have and was to massively borrow and think that there are no consequences. and like i just said, inflation is a consequence for every american under the policy. how solution is clear. let's go to pre-covid spending levels. everybody understands why we had to ratchet up spending to respond to the pandemic. we all get that but the pandemic is now over. it is time to bring spending levels back to pre-covid. then we can talk about raising the debt ceiling. friendly, not even talk about it, republicans have passed the plan. if joe biden brings nothing to the table, if all he does is sit there with his hands in his pockets, and

not understanding what he has done, and a way to actually negotiate, and he's the one leading the nation into default. and it's very sad thing to see. lastly, a proposal has been floating around congress about payment prioritization. what treasury can do, is pay interest and principal on our debt. first there that would actually stave off the concern of default. then we could pay social security, medicare, pay for our military and go down the line. if democrats want to continue to run so many of the agencies that they basically put a bunch of their crazy policies and they have different way bring spending with republicans, so we can raise the nations debt ceiling go forward. >> i'll ask about the coming appeared but before we go and because you are part of house oversight and part of the role of big documents to show various payments to different body family members from foreign accounts from foreign actors, use of the press

conference this week he said to the press, this is pulitzer material. not all of them are buying it. the "washington post" an opinion piece says, what does he do gop have on biden? a whole lot of nothing. the committee produced no evidence to suggest joe biden did anything to help his sons overseas business partners, and no evidence of one penny of any funds under body might have been paid by foreign companies ever reached his father. can we set high expectations on this? i read about overpromising and under delivering? >> no, i'm not. listen, we were able to document nine members of the biden family, who are getting money through jim biden and hunter biden. from foreign companies, from china and from romania. we have documented that. number two, since when our grandchildren getting wire payments and getting cashiers checks? that definitely sounds like a web of corruption to me. number three, how is hunter biden and jim biden facilitating all these business deals? all by themselves? i remember very clearly, hunter biden was on air force 211 joe biden was vice president. he was just hanging out

getting, eating a club sandwich on air force two? that's not true. in number four, must be very clear on this one as well. there is another bank account just labeled, biden . it does go to jim or hunter or any of hunter's wives or girlfriends or any grandchildren. it is just named biden. and you already have tony -- who said that there was always tempers out for the big guy peered over to the big guy is. since the one guy who is the center of all this controversy, and frightly, corruption my view, is the current president, the former vice president of the united states senator for 45 years, i would tell the opinion ready to do some investigation. do not shut it down because anybody with basic common sense, can see that the biden family, which has no business, mind you. no business whatsoever, was making money from foreign interest because joe biden has been at the center of our politics for more than 50 years. >> the white house and president deny any wrongdoing. there are serious

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>> with the end of title 42, their renewed calls from some lawmakers to talk bipartisan immigration reform. california democrat -- says his party is willing to compromise in immigration policies but the publicans aren't children to me now, the congressman who is

notably live in new hampshire, keep 22 for primary state this morning. congressman, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, shannon, happy mother's day to all the moms watching today. >> yes, and blessings them. let's start with the board approved this week marked the highest recorded number of people showing up illegally at the border. by the end of the week, it was 82,000 people recorded so far. national review points the finger at your party saying democrats made the mess themselves, they dismantled the policies that the trump administration had used to get a handle on the problem. at the border this week senator ted cruz said this. >> i have to say, i am angry. because this is deliberate! this is a decision that was made by president joe biden, and kamala harris, and congressional democrats, to open up the border, to what is nothing less than an invasion. >> president biden to get rid of trump care policies

that he called, and you may pretty hurt congress been donald said, it's an easy way to label things are actually working in his estimation but nothing got done in this administration the first couple of years. i've democrats controlling the white house and both houses of congress. so, who owns the chaos now at the border? >> shannon, nothing has gotten done since president reagan signed bipartisan immigration reform in 1986. and instead of throwing fingers at each other, why don't we come together in some common principles? we need a safe and secure border. and we need an orderly and humane process. that means, congress needs to act, need to provide them and to have judges there and have immigration officers, so we can actually be quickly processing the claims, the president is saying that these claims should be processed in hours, people who are legitimate, should be sent back. we need to have more money for border patrol, which by the way, the house has passed under democratic leadership two years ago. the republicans didn't vote for that.

but why not come up with a bipartisan solution? that's what i want. >> is unclear could work with were for the publicans? because a lot of those things ramping up immigration personnel, border agents in those kind of things are included. they had say you had to secure the border before 800,000 have things included in their bill as e-verify as well that all employees would have a database to make sure they are hiring people who are here legally. are you opposed to that? >> their bill is extreme, even the senate won't pass their bill. their bill takes away funding from any of the ngos. in a possibly talk about escobar who orbits the area. why would we want ngos given water to people coming across her helping deal with the situation on the border? their bill is for border wall. it is not something democrats can or will support. we will support increased funding for border patrol, we will support increased funding for immigration judges to support. we will support better technology and security of the border. why not come up with a

compromise there? can the president by the way, is doing everything he can to reverse the catch and release. your border agents now, and judges, quickly calling people coming at the border within hours, and many of the folks who do not have legitimate claims, aren't being allowed in.>> just a couple of recent fox pulled on the telepresence during an issue of immigration. 36 percent approval, 61 percent disapproval. how he's treating illegal immigrants who show up, nine percent say to tough and 60 percent the overwhelming majority in this poll saying, not tough enough. whatever the ministration is doing, voters out there do not think it is effective. they live this at the president's feet. >> they understand that there is the border crisis right now, in terms of people not being treated in an orderly, safe and human process. but the problem is often with congress. we have not provided the administration with the resources for the

immigration judges or processing. we have not provided the resources for border patrol. we have not provided the resources for securing the border. and i don't believe this either democratic or republican issue. it is a both party issue. president reagan, his last president who has gotten this done. since then, we've had no bipartisan agreement. the question i have for representative donaldson or other, if you want to score political points or actually work, copper mines and get something done? i want to get something done. >> listened to the two of you, so that they are so negative that you do agree on. and so, we wish you luck on doing that. meanwhile there are gop centers at which the border back in dc talk to the issue the financial crisis. here is what they had to say.>> joe biden doesn't give a damn about americans. why would i say that? 70,000 americans died of fentanyl overdose. why?joe biden doesn't care, he is a completely open border. >> president biden, could use this health crisis of

fentanyl, to implement title 42. he could do that today! >> i believe that is bill haggerty, with a proposal legislatively, to give the power to the president, to do this. to trigger title 42 of fentanyl is the health crisis. would you support that? >> first of all, the exact problem with politics is what senator scott said. come on, president biden is a give a damn about americans? here are some of the has dedicated his entire life, to public service.i would never say that about president trump. i wouldn't say doesn't care about americans. so, why don't we actually deal with the issues, instead of these attacks on our president? of course, will support stronger policy to get fentanyl out of america and i'm concerned about kind of been shipping it. it's wrong. i've heard the testimony congress of mothers, who have lost their children. let's solve that! i mean, instead of

launching attacks at the president. >> okay, let's do a little lightning round. a couple of other things. the debt ceiling. there is a call by the white house for clean debt ceiling. there are enough sinners, republicans who say what happened. they will not vote for clean debt ceiling. it is filibuster proof there. but summing up the idea you cannot use the debt ceiling as a negotiating tactic. this way if the debt ceiling is mechanically lifted without any debate over spending, it doesn't really exist if you want to spend without any limit, just say so. what do you say? >> we say that we should pay our bills, but we are open and leave their need to be cuts in the deficit. and here's how democrats would do it. we would increase taxes on the wealthy, would make sure that billionaires had to pay at least a 25 percent minimum tax. would make sure that there were strategic cuts and defense spending. and the cap on social security and taxes and have taxes over 250,000 social

security. we have a proposal. we just wanted to first pay our bills, before implanting our proposal. >> okay, let me touch on this as well because you also said in oversight committee, the bank transactions that were on the about republicans this way raising questions about hunter biden what he was doing and as you heard congressman donald say, grandchildren were getting paid. more questions than answers for a lot of folks run up here something is that congressman donald said this week. >> whatever there was this many companies, just laying all over the place, and you see wire transfers, cashier checks over here, going the random members of the family to no apparent purpose, at the size of velocity which all this is being conducted, the only logical conclusion of a financial professional, is, your concealing money. >> do you have any curiosity, questions about these transactions? >> steve to dc from fox and

there's nothing illegal no evidence of anything that ties the president biden. i was the house oversight committee would spend more time worrying about the ordinary income of americans going up, then they are worried about the income of hunter biden. >> no questions? >> well, i do have, is my point. there is a us attorney to president trump appointed that is charged to look into all of this. and i have confidence in him, when he comes out with something, i'm not going to question about why we questioning this in congress? let him do his job, he is a trump appointee. he is filled or 30, he can look into all of this, i will not question the facts, let them do it and then, let's agree to his process. >> yet, we will wait on that. you are inherited, there is question at the present will spend much time there prim

will count and what primary. but look, people will be here for a year in 2023. trump, desantis, pence. it will be a mistake not to make our case we need to be to have to talk about what the president has done, and it sounds like where he's helping revitalize small rural towns, factory towns. the president should come, you should come and give a speech about his agenda. >> our congressman, was great to see you, thank you for dropping in today. >> thank you.>> former president trump's biggest potential 2024 challenger, just barn stormed i will put a live report of our voters their thinking, and will bring our sunday go to debate the gop rivals dueling visions for the party. .

>> i would do her republican voters her first tennis we can from one of the former presidents, potential 2024 challenges. florida governor ron desantis, traveling to several cities in iowa to test his message as he was a presidential run. supposed be a bit of a showdown with former president trump's but he had to cancel the rally because of tornado warnings there.

alexis mcadams is there live in iowa this one with alcoa voters are thinking. hello, alexis. >>reporter: hi shannon. that's right, had a chance to speak with several voters here across iowa. they tell us, they do not like where the country is heading. they will back whomever will beat resident joe biden. we did have a chance to catch up with florida governor ron desantis. i asked him about what he thinks is happening at our southern border, watch. >> it's a disaster and it's a man-made disaster with policies that would just be shut down. >>reporter: the governor is expected to announce a presidential campaign in the coming weeks. fox news now confirming, desantis will move his political operation into a new base in downtown tallahassee. on monday. that triggers disclosure requirements with federal officials here. and this comes as he was out in iowa at a series of events, talking with supporters and some pretty packed events. former president donald trump had also planned to be here in iowa but his team said, bad weather forced them to cancel the

large rally. ron desantis, then seizing on the opportunity, stopping by des moines, right about that time that trumps rally would have taken place. we asked voters what they think. >> he's a great candidate too. i think desantis is even better. but that is what the primaries for. you have to do get out. >>reporter: endorsements are rolling in on both sides here. we checked in with desantis's timmer says they have dozens of supporters including three dozen republican legislators from iowa backing him to be the next president. donald trump says, he is the vacuum more than 100 local elected officials. in the hawkeye state. it shannon? >> will see if they will both officially be running soon. alexis mcadams in iowa, thank you. it is time to first degree. a fox news correspondent and former national security staff are gillian turner pete frates contributing writer, richard fell, former bush white house -- also the author of the brand-new book, a watchman in the

night. welcome, to all of you! great to have you here today. your about the competing endorsements there in iowa, carl, desantis isn't even officially running it. but trump outpacing him there. does it matter? >> we are at the beginning of this process. member, hillary clinton was way ahead in iowa of a fellow named barack obama and was upset on caucus night. i frankly thought it was a good start for desantis. he wisely, and i would like to see up close and personal. they don't want to be part of a 10,000 person crowd of 5000. they want to see up close and personal and had several events like that. i thought it was good. i was very impressed with his legislative endorsements. the republican senate president and republican house leader, both endorsed along with 30 of their colleagues. that's a strong start and he is being hosted by the republican congressman in western iowa. randy -- that is a republican stronghold when it comes to the caucus. quickly well this week of the town hall former president trump, very much

protecting as if you were the nominee that was deafly his dr. there although they called a three alarm dumpster fire for the gop. axios reports, especially with the body campaign thinking told axios sophia kai that the trump tunnel provide a weeks worth of damning content, in one hour. jillian? >> mark is not the only want to call it dumpster fire. i think it received widespread criticism on a whole host of different reasons. to me, they billed the event as a gop primary town hall. yet, for some reason, they decided not to press the former president on the issues that republican voters, including his own supporters, actually care about. they spent an inordinate amount of time asking him about january 6, asking him about his allegations that the 2020 election was stolen, asking him about the accusations from carol, know those issues are things that his supporters and the republican party want to talk about at large. it seemed a missed

opportunity to actually, they're going to cater to republican voters, seems like, that was the moment to do so. >> were the issues that did come up, was abortion. which was a signal from the trump campaign weeks ago he would it be for a federal ban. here is how wall street journal reports appear they say would an audience member asked what he would say to women worried about last years us supreme court decision overturned the right to abortion, is a trump told her the decision was a great victory and brag about his role nominated conservative justices to the high court. at the same time, he refused to save you a ton of federal abortion ban. just to be clear obviously this went back to the states. but the issue of whether or not he will sign off on a federal ban, he really -- quick the democrats used to say, they wanted abortion safe. legal and rare. i think pro-lifers need to start focusing on the rare. i think those of us who are pro-life, have been on the wrong end of this, are you trying to defend ourselves against charges of rape,

incest, life in the mother the other side of the argument is more powerful. would you be okay with abortion up until the moment of delivery? how about the eighth month or the seventh month? i think it's a much stronger argument culture that's where majority of american people are, you always have abortion, you always have crime and these other things but we can reduce it with the right policy. anything argument from the other perspective, the beginning of life at nine months, eight months or seven months when the fetus can be viable outside the mother, is a much better way to go politically and morally.>> in the midst of all this, voters tell us the people aren't excited about a 2020 rematches whispering about a third-party contender. axios says, manchin certifier voters since he took time from his busy senate scheduled to tell gathering of iowa business and community leaders wednesday in dc, that he is fiscally responsible and socially compassionate. another hint he is considering a potential third-party presidential bid. another interesting piece, out of axios. they talk to a group of

swing voters who said if they're confronted with this rematch in 2020, somebody was independent and had financial backing, to actually win this thing, they would vote for that person or consider it. >> i think there's always a flirtation with a third party. we have carl hearing he could talk about this. his amended problem many third party candidates lack infrastructure to get on the ballot in new states with greater problem for them. i think when you think about if there's a potential rematch between donald trump and joe biden, the recent abc poll that shows the media, the truth of the matter, american voters looking at it and saying the election is 18 months away, there's a lot of time here. we also get our wallets. we see inflation is on its way down. it is stubbornly high, let's not take away from that but it seems to be on his way down and we're getting ready to see many of the positive joe biden past including the bipartisan restricted bill,

start to make its way into place. we will see what that looks like and i think it's what voters will decide on. >> would a manchin candidacy, which candidate would be most hurt by that? >> we have no idea! look, first of all, and likelihood there will be no parties label on the ballot. >> and they are doing infrastructure. >> there's been a $50 million in their plan and their plan is meticulous, well staffed by lawyers and being executed. in 2016 i guess it was we had a third-party candidate on 24 state balance and was on, received writing balance in another 11. i think there will be 50 when jurisdictions this year, district of columbia 50 states with a no party no labels party candidate. who that candidate will be, i don't know. if it's joe manchin iii, we don't know how it will play out. joe manchin iii, if you are the candidate going to appeal more to people that would more otherwise both republicans or centrist democrats? or will it be sort of on both? it will be one of the most are predictable presidential elections we've seen in our lifetime, if not the most, but there will be no labels candidate

i suspect. there will be a label and he got a good place to go home and run for the reelection to u.s. senate. west virginia went for donald trump by 40 some odd votes is not going to be particularly excited about voting for a democrat. >> based on votes, things called inflation reduction act and other things like that. in the meantime "washington post" is calling the president for not doing press. they say stonewalling the media a second term he should be eager to show he can handle all aspects. >> my favorite in the editorial is the media is not your enemy.when the "washington post" has until democrat that the media is not your enemy, what does that mean? you know, used to halt ronald reagan for not holding a press conference about the american people want to see the president. and philly he is capable of especially right now, when there is so much stuff out there in the water saying that he is displaying all the signs of mental decline.and this is

serious stuff. and we have got to find if the guy is equipped for a second term. he will be 82 if he won, he'd be 86 when he left. joe biden and i are the same age. he's a month older than i am. but i am clean, and i'm articulate as he once said about barack obama.>> are you running? >> i'm running from office, is what i'm doing! >>. [laughter] >> thank you very much. we will take a quick break. the growing fight between republicans and the fbi over a whistleblower document, as investigations into the biden family mdivide washington and capi.ol hill zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, 6 mont,

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>> for years, lester said no one is above the law. put your money where your mouth is. >> nancy mays kona democrats and the press to look into documents republicans provided this week regarding the biden family. with the same energy expended investigating former president trump. we are back now with the panel.output of two opposing headlines here. national review says that this by providing used webs of shell companies to conceal foreign cash, records obtained by house. cheaper real. but the new york times same

response or different responses and events as has republic report finds, evidence orl, what is the truth like we is this a test? >> semi-accurate.but let's be honest about it. this stuff stinks! vice president of united states in 2016, 2014, is a guy named joe biden. his son gets hard by a natural gas company in ukraine which is under examination because it's corrupt. playing footsie with moscow doing bad things. there's only one reason they hired him, he was the son of the vice president of the united states. they recently hired the longtime bag man and confidant of the secretary of state, john kerry, recommended his business partner hunter body be on the board, and we know a couple of years later he made a million three from this and corrupt romanian oligarch. when the vice president goes to ukraine in 2015,

ngos involved in anticorruption efforts say, it really stinks to have the guy from the united states, whose been detailed by president obama to come and lecture us on chronic corruption to have a summary of the peril of a corrupt company. now, put a republican in there. what if it had been jenna bush had been hired while father was president? or liz cheney had been hired while her father was vice president. when we say there was something stinky here? maybe they did not violate a law but the vice president of the united states, we've got to ask him a couple questions. did he know in advance that many someone on the end it did have a problem with it? and people inside the administration say, you know what, it doesn't help our effort when your son is in the peril of a corrupt company. this stinks! i'm glad they put the stuff out. of course, everyone has llcs for their family names. you get money from foreign, from romania and ukraine and kazakhstan and give it to your grandkid and sister and brother-in-law andhunter bu

doing? and why were grandkid getting checks?>> sure, listen. i think there are high expectations i won't criticize the private citizen. but there are couple of things. number one with elected officials valleys engage in practices before, former president and his children worked at the white house and then, did business out of the white house. but i digress. let's talk about what this committee put out. but information has been reported before by both the new york times and "washington post". they set high expectations behind a podium in front of cameras but i want to see the committee get behind the dais and if they had this evidence and they believe is hot and good luck where the colors were also earlier than ever committee hearing subpoena some people then send recommendations to the justice department for they should prosecute.

if not the stuff standing on a podium and standing front of cameras. it's always seen since they took the gavel and let's remind the american people, this investigation started in the unitestes senate under republican control in 2018. if you have evidence by now, where is it? >> is a question but the us attorney is doing with respect to hunter biden. that investigation started in 2018 too. we are waiting on answers. >> regulated predicate. if the us attorney in delaware and dykes and hunter biden he will say it's a good thing. >> sure, absolutely! >> i want to make sure we have another little case general penny charge in the case of counsel in the subway. his annapurna but dante most common attorney for jordan neely family, a young man obviously struggling, they want tougher charges. here's what the attorney said. >> there was no attack. mr. neely did not attack anyone, did not touch anyone. he did not hit anyone. but he was choked to death. and that can't stand. >> there is a lot we do not know in the case but we do know charges are moving forward. >> that never stops anybody from speculating.

you have the rhino al sharpton, reverend in name only out there when he did with tawana brawley, making all unfounded statements for this was a man, clearly, as indicated, who had mental troubles.he has a history of harassing especially women on the subways. and it's crowdfunding amount of money now has exceeded $1 million, for his defense. it is going to be interesting to see what comes out of the trial. a united states marine veteran, against a guy who had serious behavioral and mental problems. with a history of harassing women, and 40 other charges against him. alvin bragg, the manhattan district attorney, who likes diminishing felony charges to misdemeanors. i think, the marine has everything on his side, even with a new york jury. >> will have to go through grander than to journey to the water journal says even if mr. penny is acquitted he will surely deter others

to stop a robbery or assault. if you do, and something was wrong in new york, you will be the one prosecuted. jillian, this is a big talker this week. >> it is. you could also argue that someone ending up dead, is not merely something going wrong. there are a lot of ways in which people can intervene to protect their fellow citizens. this is coming from someone, great riding the subway manhattan. i lived there until i was i think i think 22. i've been all kinds of harassed, intimidated, this is not sunday morning conversation. but somebody exposed themselves to mail the subway, i've lived this! right? it can be terrifying! something has to do to help the people their lives. same time, stepping in for self-defense, and defend other passengers, cannot encompass folks ending up dead. >> prosecutors will have to show that penny caused the neely death and recklessly, meaning he knew the

chokehold could kill neely. and unreasonably chose to apply it anyway. very quick. >> let's be very clear, i grew jillian p lester member, being a panhandler being homeless and have a mental list, is not a death sentence. if you're a veteran, you should know this person wasn't trying to cause danger. you can still be good samaritan and not kill somebody. >> we will see with jerry think. thank you pal, we will see you next sunday. up next on this mother's day, behind the scenes to be the actual mama bear raising two adorable cubs. part of a critical study of the smithsonian national zoo.

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day sweetness for you. zoo lovers went gaga last fall, when beloved andean bear breanne gave birth to two adorablecubs. it will be six muscle tomorrow. the smithsonian zoo and i invited us behind the scenes to meet the mom and cubs. >> this was the one boulder first. sean was a little shy. now i think that reversed. >> meet ian and shawn. the smithsonian national zoo adorably playful indian bear cubs. >> there on the morning from about 9 to 11. they are super charismatic to come and watch. and the cubs going up the

tree, it's just a really nice little spot in the zoo. >> they were born of the fallen state quietly snuggled up with their doting mother, breanne, for months. but now, they are allowed to roam and climb trees and even fall. under her loving supervision. >> indian bears are very special. one of the reasons, they are listed as vulnerable. the iucn red list. i thought to be less than 18,000 of the guys in the wild.>> the family is a invaluable presence at the zoo. because bears are difficult to study in their natural habitats. >> we collect behavioral data on everything they do, every day. we can share the information with others use, we can share with researchers in the wild. and help promote the conservation of these bears. >> with all of that, their great personalities too! >> they do! sean is always more social than ian. he's at the top of the tree all the time. so, they're really sweet bears. we are happy to have them

here. >> lira with -- or small the holiness cub first. >> is the first -- has peanuts inside and hey and breanne loves both of those things. >> the cubs love the goodies. and breanne called dibs on the cardboard box. >> the cubs father, keto, just as sweet as they are. and it just is ready for a snack! >> here he comes. >> keto! >> he's all wet. >> we had a chance to meet keto. he's a big, beautiful impressive bear but also one of the sweetest. >> yes, keto is 340 pounds, and he has a sweetest temperament of almost all of our animals here. you like the peanuts too! >> he's everyone's favorite. he's also very genetically valuable. he came to us from a zoo in germany. i was fortunate enough to go and pick him up and bring him on the airplane home. >> she says that she does the baby bears are a the zoo. and shrubs as they grow,

young visitors interest in animals, will grow as well. >> when i was a kid, i loved going to zoos it inspired me to and do what i'm doing now and hope it does the same for kids that come. they can limit their simple things they can do to protect these animals. >> most of us go to work, with some coworkers, may we fill some of them are bears. but you literally are! this is your office, what's it like? >> this is amazing! especially in this little corner of the zoo it's so peaceful and quiet. just a lovely place to be at work. >> just a note by the way, for our podcast, living the bream has dropped. we talked about film afulfillme in one of the most underappreciated jobs, mother. and "fox news sunday" podcast, download and subscribe at fox news podcast.com or whereveyou

your podcast. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i am shannon bream, happy mother's day to my mama, marie and jillian! given as part of her mother's day, joining us on the panel too. have a great we got there! celebrate your moms. we will see you next fox news sunday.