so what happened to ron johnson?r what they told you. >> reporter: well, if you are a fan of ron johnson, you see the same grass roots guy that you elected many years ago, but there are 34reare plenty of cri say that he is spreading dangerous conspiracies. as he toys with running for a third term, seems there is no controversy that he won't wade into. whether fueling misinformation on vaccines, dismissing the climate crisis as b.s. -- >> i think that it is a hoax. >> reporter: or suggesting the fbi had inside knoll owledge of january 6 insurrection but didn't thwart it. his apparent willingness to deny facts and spread conspiracies have led some wondering what happened to ron johnson. >> he was yoour guy. >> reporter: mark becker went from rallying behind johnson to campaigning against him in a few short years. >> everything that he has done since donald trump, it has been so devoid of reality. >> reporter: still becker called up johnson to air his frustration over republicans pedaling unfound claims. >> and i said r

one is what happened to ron johnson, and the other is, like, why is he saying and doing all this stuffs and following johnson since he was elected in 2010. >> it's unusual to have a member of the senate from a 50/50 state as kconservative as ron johnson is. it's not great election politics to be where ron johnson has been on some of these issues. >> reporter: those issues include questioning safe and effective vaccines. while touting covid-19 treatments that health officials have found ineffective, or as the fda warned, dangerous. >> it's not hydroxychloroquine. there's ivermectin, there's other things that we just completely ignored. >> reporter: johnson's spokesman said he wants the pandemic to end and hopes the vaccine will play a key role in ending it. she says johnson is also an early advocate for covid treatment. he wants all the drugs researched. while johnson's critics see him as a power-hungry politician trying to keep a grip on the trumpy base of the party, he remains eager to question the establishment. >> ron johnson for him, there's a lot of truth out there. let's put it t

what happened to ron johnson and the other is like, why is he saying all this? he doing all this stuff? >> craig has been covering politics simpson the 1980s and following johnson since he was elected in 2010. >> it is unusual to have a member of the senate from a 50-50 state as conservative as ron johnson is. it is not necessarily great election politics to have, to be where ronald johnson has been on some of these issues. >> reporter: those issues include questioning safe and effective vaccines. >> should you be exposing yourself or should a parent expose a child to a vaccine that we don't know the long term safety effect of these? >> reporter: while touting covid-19 treatments that health officials have found ineffective, it's or as the fda warned, dangerous. >> there are other things that we just completely ignored. >> reporter: johnson spokeswoman said he opposed to mandates but like everyonering want the pandemic to end and hopes the vaccine will play a key role in ending it. vemd johnson is an advocate for early covid treatment. he is agnostic regarding wh

one is what happened to ron johnson, and the other is why is he saying all this stuff?ed in 2010. >> unusual to have a member of the senate from a 50/50 state, as conservative as johnson is, it is not great general election politics to be kind of where ron johnson has been on some of these issues. >> reporter: those issues include questioning safe and effective vaccines. >> should you be exposing yourself or should a parent expose their child to a vaccine that we don't know the long-term safety effect of these. >> reporter: while touting covid-19 treatments that health officials found ineffective, or as the fda warned, dangerous. >> it is not just hydroxychloroquine. there are other things we just complete ignored. >> reporter: johnson's spokeswoman said he is opposed to vaccine mandate, but like everyone, he wants the pandemic to end and hopes the vaccine will play a key role in ending it. johnson is also an advocate for early covid treatment. he is agnostic concerning which drugs would be effective. he wants them all researched. shimming insists his frankness appears

to avoid that. >> to that point, if you put the five senators back up there, donald trump loves ron johnson endorses primary challenger against john thune. >> another one, trump prods johnson to run again. march 2021 on cnn. trump says he'll campaign against murkowski next year in alaska. there's always a trump factor. >> always. with ron john, it might be one where democrats want him to run. they view him as vulnerable. wisconsin trended blue in the last election. >> johnson has trended conspiracy theory. >> they view that as a major vulner vulnerability. >> and thune, i asked him about the trump factor. is this weighing on you. he said i moved on. he said it's not going to affect him. he feels okay. murkowski, while she does have a trump-backed opponent in this state, the rank choice voting in alaska. that's a different type of primary system. it could benefit her ultimately, and there's confidence in her camp that even if she does run, she'll back the trump forces. a big question, mel is right. if ron johnson runs, can someone who has aligned himself run in a pivotal swing state. that's

i want to discuss now with captain ron johnson, who is retired from the missouri state highway patrol. captain johnson, thank you very much. it's good to see you this evening. we appreciate you joining us. a federal warrant has now been issued for brian laundrie. this is now officially a nationwide manhunt. how does this change the investigation? >> well, i think he's been a suspect, but now there's an arrest warrant out for him. that search should intensify, and so hopefully more effort will bend to bring him in. >> what kind of information would investigators be able to gather from those unauthorized devices? >> they can look at conversations back and forth. they can also find a timeline of what he was doing when they were together and afterwards. so i think it's going to be important what's on there and what they can find out concerning that relationship. >> timeline and maybe there is some surveillance video from if they can piece together where he was at the time. you know, captain, tonight cnn is reporting that laundrie left his parents' home in north port, florida, last tuesday

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. >> dana: one of thehe things senator ron johnson said to blinken is there's frustration that it feels administration is detached from the situation >> jesse: he did an okay job but the republicans were focused way too much on sound bites that they can push out to donors and on social media. this hearing needs to be about establishing a pattern of facts, a time line, and getting direct testimony on the record. when did you know, and what did you know and when did you know it? and then you can present that evidence to the american people, and that's how you get to the truth and accountability. kabul did not fall in 11 days, dana. that is a lie. it took months for the afgan army to desert and surrender. the taliban takeover came after three months. biden was briefed by the intelligence agencies, state department cables went out, embassy cables went out. biden knew in july that the taliban was taking over because he got on the phone call with the afgan president and said lie for me. make sure it looks better on the ground so i get help politically and then maybe i'll give you a little mor

but that last person you heard from in senator ron johnson's hearing is a founding member of a groupectin heavily. the group is comprised ever ten doctors with a page saying if your doctor will not provide ivermectin for you, contact one of the groups below. the misinformation machine has been in overdrive, conservative media and anti-vaccine figures have latched onto ivermectin. of course the stuff is flying off the shelves at farm supply stores. you've probably seen these stories. in response to all this, the american medical association, the professional association for physicians, released a statement last week on why ivermectin should not be used to prevent or treat coronavirus, which prompts the question why aren't these professional medical groups doing more to police members in their group pushing this misinformation? dr. mary ann gau xi hill is an e.r. doctor. a statement was issued last week reminding members that making public statements that are directly contemporary to prevailing medical evidence can constitute unprofessional conduct and if is a doctor is found doing so,

here's the republican senator ron johnson. sen.e administration continued with their withdrawal plan, evacuation of surrender, knowing the taliban would be in control of $80 billion worth of sophisticated equipment at the end of that. correct? did that discussion ever come up in terms of maybe that would not be a good idea of leaving all of that equipment behind as we bug out of afghanistan? sec. blinken: that assessment came in july. much of the equipment -- and again, i will defer to my colleagues at the pentagon who are more expert than i am at this -- much of that equipment was me in operable. other pieces of equipment will become inoperable because there is no ability on the part of the talin to maintain it. none of it, to the best of my knowledge, poses a threat to us or any of afghanistan's neighbors. anchor: many people are concerned about what a taliban government could mean for global security and whether afghanistan could become a base for terrorists again. on that issue, here is mitt romney. sen. romney: in your view, m

ron johnson is a republican senator from wisconsin. check terry, if i were just to read your testimony, not having watched any news, i would literally think this was a smashing success. but i do read the news as most americans do, and we realize this was a complete debacle. lincoln also faced questions about what efforts are being carried out in order to provide safe passage, not just to us citizens and permanent residents who want to leave afghan a stand. but also to help the thousands of afghans who worked with the us military service primarily as translators, and go betweens during the 20 year long war. there was also the question of what the u. s. is going to do to protect the games that women and girls in afghan stan have enjoyed in the last 2 decades. but a lot of the questions that senators from both the democratic and republican party had, couldn't be answered because they were questions about how the military performed. and without the presence of the defense, secretary lloyd austin, it was pretty much impossible for anthony b

we got that information after questioning by senator ron johnson in wisconsin. coordinating to officials al-qaeda could be rebuilding in a year or two. they have all of our weapons to do it. we have been humiliated on the world stage. america's enemies across the world are embolened. according to blinken they didn't see it coming. they were still bragging about the trained afghan army in july. the taliban already had 60% of the country. take a look. >> i think china and russia and iran, they look at this botched withdrawal. they think i can exploit this. i think the europeans, our allies who got little say over the timing and execution of this, they are wondering about our liability and the credibility of our defense agreements with them. >> we didn't say the collapse would be likely to occur within a matter of days. you referenced chairman milley. nothing we saw suggested that this government and security force would collapse in 11 days. >> sean: my sources tell me that the cia and our intelligence community bailed out 7 weeks early and warned you every day. le

and so there's a ron johnson said that it was a denial of reality. if i read your testimony, i clued that this has been a great success, but i, i read the news. he said it's been an absolute they bark. let's get on this remote as he was, that was george. he's on capitol hill listening into proceedings. what did you make was well, the hearing the secretary blowing can attended on monday before the house foreign affairs committee was much more contentious than the hearing before the senate foreign relations committee. but certainly, there have been some sharp criticism coming, not just farm republican senators who are decrying the bite and ministrations decision to leave afghanistan on august 31st. but also from some democrats, including from the chairman of the committee, menendez but their criticism is a not at antony lincoln and the diplomat to work at the state department. but more so at lloyd austin, the defense secretary of they're not happy that apparently he turned down their invitation to testify alongside secretary, blinking here on capitol h

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their home with their guns aimed at these people who did not have weapons, when you think about ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about insurrection because these were law-abiding people but it had been black lives matterra -- that narrative of gun safety laws is being defenseless to black people and we get this narrative, dying to whiteness as a piece on this dealing with guns families that have done gun violence and white families that have dealt with gun violence are in a support group and their issue of gun safety comes up and they are like no, we don't want any of those laws because they'll take our guns and then the folks from st. louis will come and take everything we have. that's what we are looking at how anti- blackness short-circuits common sense. it says we are willing to be unsafe are safe, willing to be unsafe at the grocery store. unsafe in church so we can supposedly defend ourselves from this everything it is. >> is a possibly to be fully frayed and fully rational at that same time? how are we going to get past this if we are operating in backspace one of the cosmos

when you think about the language of ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about thatinsurrection . because these were law-abiding people. if that had been black lives matter, that narrative of being left defenseless with gun safety laws. being left defenseless to black people who were as we get the narrative, because of these on this guns of families that have dealt with gun violence, white families that have dealt with gun violence are in a health group, a support group and the issue of gun safety comes up. they are like no, we don't want any of those lost because they will take our guns and then those folks from st. louis will come and take everything that we have area that's what you're looking at. how anti-blackness short-circuits common sense. and that it says that we are willing to be unsafe in our schools. we are willing to be unsafe at the grocery store we are willing to be unsafe in church . just so that we can supposedly defend ourselves from this blackboard that's coming to take everything that we have. >> is that because it's truly impossible to be afraid and fully ra

when you think about the language of ron johnson i wasn't afraid of the insurrection because these wereaw-abiding people that that was black lives matter. so that narrative to be left defenseless with gun safety laws to black people and jonathan does a piece on the familiesve that have dealt with gun violence they are in a support group and the issue of gun safety comes up and they say no. because they will take our gunsns and the folks in st. louis will come and take everything that we have. that is what we're looking at and how that short-circuits common sense. and it says we will be unsafe in our schools we are willing to be unsafe at the grocery store, in church, just so we can supposedly defend ourselves from the horde of black people coming to take everything that we have. host: is it truly possible to be afraid and rational at the same time? how do we get past this if we're operating in that space? whatever the cause was for a large swath of society you have that fear of black men and blackness or to have certain tools or power so where do we go from here? i don't like to be in t

when you think about the language of ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about thatinsurrection . because these were law-abiding people. if that had been black lives matter, that narrative of being left defenseless with gun safety laws. being left defenseless to black people who were as we get the narrative, because of these on this guns of families that have dealt with gun violence, white families that have dealt with gun violence are in a health group, a support group and the issue of gun safety comes up. they are like no, we don't want any of those lost because they will take our guns and then those folks from st. louis will come and take everything that we have area that's what you're looking at. how anti-blackness short-circuits common sense. and that it says that we are willing to be unsafe in our schools. we are willing to be unsafe at the grocery store we are willing to be unsafe in church . just so that we can supposedly defend ourselves from this blackboard that's coming to take everything that we have. >> is that because it's truly impossible to be afraid and fully ra

their guns, aimed at these people who did not have weapons, when you think about the language of ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about that insurrection because, you know, these were law-abiding people, but, you know, if had been black lives matter, right? so that narrative of being left defenseless with gun safety laws, it's being left defenseless to black people who will [inaudible]. there's a piece with families that have dealt with gun violence. white families that have dealt with gun violence are in help groups, support groups. and the issue of gun safety comes up and they were like no, we don't want any of those laws because they will take our guns and then those folks from st. louis will come and take everything we have. that's what we're looking at, how anti-blackness short circuits common sense, and that it says that we are willing to be unsafe in our schools. we are willing to be unsafe at the grocery store. we are willing to be unsafe in church, just so that we can supposedly defend ourselves from this black [inaudible] that's coming to take everything that we have. >> i

there is nothing ron johnson despite his best and noble efforts can do about it.ould you defend this if you believed in lets say law how would you defend what is happening? you couldn't. there's no way to defend it. these are illegal aliens, they are breaking the law with the help of the federal government. how isth that okay? no one in the democratic party bothers to explain how it's okay. instead they deflect. they denounce anyone who asks and calls that person a, can you guess, can you guess what they call people who ask questions? >> what we have seen was cruel inhumane, and a violation of domestic laws and international laws. we owe haitians the right thing of allowing them to seek asylum here when it comes to our immigration policy for so many years, cruelty has been very much embedded in it. there is obviously systematic racism at play here. >> oh, yeah. it is systematic racism to point out lawbreaking by foreign nationals says the lady who married her own brother in order to scam american immigration law. now somehow she is a lawmaker and she is calling yo

misinformation is coming from politicians, including your fellow republicans and non-doctors like senator ron johnson's been promoting ivermectin to treat covid, also tucker carlson and fox hosts. in fact, calls to poison control centers have increased by three times, according to the cdc. what do you say to your colleagues? >> again, i would say misinformation is misinformation no matter who is saying it. i think both journalists, politicians and others should not be promoting products that are not approved by the fda and are discouraged against being used by the cdc. it's dangerous and people shouldn't do it. i agree with you that any type of misinformation, whether from politicians, journalists, from the internet, people shouldn't pay attention to those things. talk to your doctor. the best way to protect yourself against covid is to get vaccinated. >> in the last month three conservative radio hosts who at some point used their platform to deny the virus or discourage the vaccine all together, they all died from the virus. here are their photos. do you ever point to these cases to push people to

senator ron johnson yesterday tried getting answers from homeland security secretary, alejandro mayjarkas many people are being detained and how many people have been detained to all points around america? >> i would be pleased to provide that. >> i want that information now. >> senator, i do not have that before me. >> why don't you have that basic information? >> today, a florida congressman, carlos jimenez, gave him another crack at those same questions. >> about 1.5 million people that we have apprehended, how many people have been returned, how many people are being detained and how many people have been disbursed? >> i would be pleased to provide you with specific data subsequent to this hearing. >> yesterday, you were asked exactly the same question and you gave exactly the same answer. you think you would be a little bit better prepared. >> congressman, let me share something with you quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day, okay, so when i returned from yesterday's hearing, i actually focused on mission. >> i work 18 hours a day, harris. those migrants are living in squalor 24 hours

donald trump it's his sort of little dwarf imitators out there with the ron johnson and rand paul who seems to forget that donald trump told us last year vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate, and went out and did it. can we implement it? but we have to go further than president biden has gone. we need a vaccine passport or authorization card. that'll do us a lot of good. if we can't prove you did. -- and i think to make mandates stick, you basically say it's not just a question of being able to go to work. you can't get into a restaurant, a gym, a bar, a sports stadium, a theater without proof of vaccination. i ad-- don't want to be talking about this a year from now. we don't get tough as we roll into the winter with schools open and kids unable to vaccinate. i worry the implementation won't get us where we need to be. >> people will be in close confines going into the winter. what about the ethics of allocating care and resources like icu beds? should someone who needs a life-saving cancer surgery have to postpone it because someone else refused to get vaccinated for covid? how are the d

senator ron johnson is the most extreme purveyor of trump's misinformation. he actually says he knows trump lost. >> there is nothing obviously skewed about the results. there is not. >> reporter: there is nothing skewed of the results. that's the results of wisconsin. >> when he's not auditioning for fox news or whatever else, he thinks from what we can tell from the way this was shot, he thought he was talking to constituents recording it, and he says no, there is nothing skewed. >> david said it right when he says it is a big lie. this is unfortunately of a exception of a few and liz cheney, how often they can make sure the american people buy it which is why the january 6th commission is so important because its jobs have to be about truth findings and facts and making that public to the american people. right now unfortunately we have a situation in this country where we are not getting the same news and not getting the same facts. as long as we have a situation where our own lawmakers are putting their emphasis on their own political power rather than p

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ron johnson dropping the mask when he thinks donald trump can't hear him, saying donald trump did lose. they know it isn't true. the fact that they are willing to play along is quite dangerous. the hard cores that show up on september 18th, those are the people we have to worry about trying to get a gun magazine through the airport or acting absolutely wild and crazy and defecating in the capitol. it turns out that even if you done believe something, you can prompt dangerous people to do dangerous things. >> absolutely. that's what donald trump did on january 6. every time i talk to you, i plead with someone to wake me from the nightmare. he said, january 6, be there. he gave them a speech saying we're going down there, we will stop the steel. he is not charged. i'm not saying chant, lock him up. we had a guy drive a truck from north carolina with bomb-making material. donald trump -- repeat after me america. donald trump is the osama bin laden of january 6. without donald trump, there is no january 6. democrats who think it's political to call for him to be prosecuted, it's not. it's

senator ron johnson who led a senate investigation into hunter biden's business dealings.s us in all the things i mentioned, senator you and charles grassley, you came up with a lot of it short of the breeze my side of this but what can you tell us about legal vulnerability that exist here?tu >> actually it is interesting this report came out today the one-year anniversary of of senator grassley and i used a report showing a vast web of foreign financial entanglements and so many different transactions into china. we laid out all the information we had on burisma. so much more has been revealed and quite honestly, our report as a catalyst for more people to comeo forward, the computer repair shop owner he grew impatient and talking to us about the fbi, giving us information so we release that to "the new york post" and they made it public.e tony came forward because of our report. he realized that hunter basically chaffed him out of $5 million. our report was a catalyst for so much of this information coming forward but our report was a big warning. we tried to warn the am

but as wisconsin senator ron johnson found out this morning, they could care less. >> how many peoplee been returned? how many people are being detained? how many people have been dispersed to all points around america? >> senator, i would be pleased to provide you with that data. >> i want them now. why don't have you that information now? >> senator, i do not have that data. >> why not? why don't have you that basic information? >> senator, i want to be accurate. >> pete: good for him. where do these people go? where do their kids go to school? i will answer for the secretary. they are coming to a neighborhood near you. not nancy pelosi's gated community or john kerry's private estate, no chance. they are coming to our backyard. the biden administration acts like they were blindsided by this surge at the southern border. yet, it is entirely of their own doing. repealing successful trump era policies has led to a 20-year high in border apprehensions and border crossings. biden and his cronies think we are stupid and they will tell us they are deporting illegals while resettle ling th

the last thing before we go tonight, wisconsin people no doubt so proud of their senator ron johnson,sts that he's not an anti vaxxer, but they never misses an opportunity to cast doubt on the vaccine, call experimental, whatever it takes to get the approval of the maga crowd that he so grieves. come to think of it, he has that in contact with fox news, where they never miss a chance to cast doubt on the vaccine. and the folks over at media matters have noticed they have pushed a number of alternative preventative measures, treatments and cures. >> like plasma, massive doses of vitamin e, even bear bile. >> purple something, chloride and even. >> silly nation will washes can be effective against covid. >> the best way to ward off the covid is to be healthy. >> exercising outdoors, getting vitamin d from the same. >> a lot of vitamin d. >> fitness, getting in better shape and i. >> vitamin d does work. >> the sun. >> aspirin, vitamin d. >> vitamin d and using blood thinners. >> vitamin c. >> zinc, vitamin d. >> a simple stomach job. >> vitamin d or -- >> we have convalescent plasma. >>

we will start with reaction from ron johnson.said the biden administration's decision to mandate vaccines for working americans without recognizing natural immunity and making exceptions for it is an outrageous trampling of civil liberties. you've been on the forefront of this. you've had some success with cases. why are we -- why aren't we talking about natural immunity? are you surprised that white house houston factored in at all. push my >> not surprised. it's consistent with the fact they've been ignoring it all the long. why they are being so unscientific, i don't have a good answer. scott gottlieb, former fda commissioner, member of the board at pfizer his admitted that natural immunity needs to be part of the discussion. president biden you heard talk about how workers needed to be protected from their fellow workers. if fellow workers have naturally acquired immunity, they are not a threat. to require them to get a vaccine is completely unnecessary to remove any risk. >> shannon: i want to play more for the president sai

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heard republican members of congress, matt gaetz, brian babin, scott perry, louie gohmert, senator ron johnson elements of this replacement theory that is on its face nonsense and on its face racist. if republican leaderships don't hold them accountable and their voters don't, who will? >> well, maybe the general electorate will because it is such a bad, toxic combination of traditional american racism, unfortunately, but then this european style blood and soil nativism. this did come out of europe, the great replacement term from france comes from a long tradition often used in an anti-semitic way in the late 19th century, the jews trying to replace us, then the muslims trying to replace us and the globalist eelites are doing it on purpose because it helps them somehow take over the country. it is a toxic stew. fed by fox news and other parts of the right wing info tainment complex and what is called this republican triangle of doom, promoting something, the base gets all worked up about it. republican politicians test it out. they get a good response from the base. and we're in this kind of

back in december republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin held a hearing on the homeland securityt alternative treatments for coronavirus. he was then chairman so he could do that. it was an addendum hearing to another hearing weeks earlier but at johnson's hearing a very specific drug took center stage. >> hydroxychloroquine and other safe, long use agents such as in vermont didn't have shown particular promised. they could be immediately available if the government stopped access and blocking their use. >> it seems like a no-brainer that you should try it. and here's the thing about ivermectin. that is my message today, that it is the cure for this -- >> you support ivermectin right? >> of course, you are not confused about that, senator, are you? >> ivermectin is typically for horses and sheep and used to treat parasites, though it is sometimes used for people. it is not, as far as we can tell, a coronavirus miracle drug. but that person you are hearing, dr. pierre kaori, he's one of a group from covid-19 critical care alliance. it is comprised of ten doctors who say that if yo

chris: that was senator ron johnson on this program last october warning if elected then candidate joe ties will compromise his presidency. on friday as you know biden's d.o.j. dropped fraud charges against the daughter of ccp member and huawei founder, she was arrested and she had been under house arrest in canada since 2018 for misleading hsbc with dealings with iran, as we have reported her release was a top priority for the chinese communist party joining me is peter schweizer, president of the accountability institute, the host of the drill down a weekly podcast on corruption, it is good to see you, thank you for being here, your reaction to the cfo huawei back at home. >> it's another example of a strategic retreat by the biden administration, they talk tough and claim they're serious about the challenges represented by china and what you get is retreat, you saw the annunciator by joe biden in his speech to the united nations earlier in this week in new york where he said we might have some disagreements with china but all of that is trumped by the other issues we have to work wi

maria: that was senator ron johnson on this program last october, warning that if elected , then-candidate's china ties would compromise his presidency. on friday, as you know, biden's doj dropped fraud charges against mang wen zhu, the daughter of ccb member and huawei founder. she was arrested and then she had been under house arrest in canada since 2018, for misleading hsbc about huawei 's dealings with iran, as we reported, as we have reported, her release was a top priority for the chinese communist party. joining me right now is peter schweizer, he's the president of the government accountability institute, he is the host of the drilldown, a weekly podcast on corruption. peter it's good to see you thanks very much for being here. your reaction to the cfo of huawei now back at home. >> well, it's another example, maria, of basically a strategic retreat by the biden administration. they talk tough, they claim they're serious about the challenge represented by china, but what you basically get is retreat and you saw that enunciated by joe biden in his speech to the united nations, earli

elizabeth: senators chuck grassley and ron johnson are worried about this.o reportedly these emails, his connections to the treasury department, his relationship with then-secretary of state john kerry's stepson, his ties to the highest level of government in china. hunter biden was moving to work at burisma at this time in 2015. his father was considering running for president. so this is clearly -- reportedly, if you believe this story, it's about access. go ahead. and selling it. >> if you're trying to get low-level clearance in the u.s. government, a lot of your friends will be interrogated do you have money problems, do you have infidelity problems, do you have drug addiction, do you have alcohol addiction. what kind of secrets would make you want the flip for a foreign power, make you a dangerous security asset. hunter biden had every single one of those, and despite that had complete and total access, of course he did to his father, but he had access to his father while on official trips and in an official capacity. to say this is a national security

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terror lines is inn the thousands, they were saying it's in the hundreds let's watch senatoron ron johnson i would literally think this is a smashing success. but i do read the news as most americans do and we realize this is a complete debacle. i think what concerns me the most among t many things is a detachment from reality, say on the border and w self-inflicted wounds, a crisis created by president biden's policies that is completely thrown open our borders and the administration denies that we have a problem at the border. liz: we still see nancy pelosi wanting to keep the country focused on the capital riots we have major problems in this country, your reaction to what senator johnson said. >> good for senator johnson he's exactly right and when you mention the president job approval number cratering because the whole range of issues afghanistan has one but you have the economy slowing and skyrocketing inflation and crime crisis in a wide open border and in fact two of those issues, the wide open border in the catastrophe in afghanistan are leading us down the road to get anotherno

ron johnson of wisconsin, like this tea party republican they trump supporter. even he said like when i was interviewing him he sounded a lot like bernie sanders in terms of like describing the system he thought was fundamentally broken and as morally, he thinks it is morally wrong to put so much of debt on young people with them not knowing what they're getting into. it was really interesting to talk to republican who sounded a lot like the democratic side of terms in terms of describing certain systems. there is this consensus among the parties that the system has problems. i don't know if they're going to agree on how to fix it, but yes, the politics have shifted. >> host: let's talk about the policy recommendations you do have in the book and i want ask you about a couple that you don't recommend. >> guest: right. i wanted to highlight the trade-offs of any potential fix and i think ultimately what i try to point out is that if schools have more skin and again, i know that such a clicÉe at this point, but if they share some of the risk, history shows they wi