client in terms of organizing the fraudulent slates of electors, just in arizona, he says the arizona house speaker explained that state investigators had uncovered no evidence of substantial fraud in the state. eastman concedes that he didn't know enough about facts on the ground in arizona, but nonethes told the arizona house speaker to decertify and let the court sort it out. the arizona house speaker refused, stating that he would not play with the oath he had taken to uphold the united states constitution and arizona law. the arizona house speaker is rusty bowers. did your client tell him to decertify the results and let the court sort it out? >> not in those terms or anywhere close to that. dr. eastman's role in this is he was not a forensic investigator. he wasn't there examining the machines or going through the ballots. he was the constitutional scholar. so his main role with respect to state legislatures in particular, as you mentioned, was to educate state legislators on their constitutional power in elections, which many of them, through no fault of their own, certainly weren't

is your client talk to the arizona house speaker and ask him to decertify the election and, quote, letot know enough about the facts on the ground in the state of arizona? >> we'll concede that. but what is illegal about that? noin >> what are you conceding? >> that's my -- that's -- >> specicay, that all of th -- >> the conversation -- >> right? >> that is within the bounds ever the law. that's what i'm saying. >> did your client -- let me ask you about another allegations then on page -- paragraph 89, i should say, of the indictment. this is talking about knowingly violating the electoral count act. did your client, if fact, circulate a plan that he acknowledged would violate the electoral count act? is that corrt? >> that i'm not sure of. but assuming that he did, his role was as a lawyer, trying to come up with the best arguments he could. i have had many cases where i have argued a point quite opposite, something i argued in an earlier case. lawyers have a particular role in our system. they do not have to be consistent from one days to another. >> but they cannot help in pursueen

this latest indictment against donald trump detailed his team's efforts to convince arizona's house speakerce the state read. the scheme has had lasting effects on arizona and its impact of elections. last year's midterms, election deniers won the republican primaries, but they lost the general election, and all of this is top position. we are talking governor, turning general, and a secretary of state. so, how is the grand canyon state navigating a shaken faith and democracy, and how could this indictment be a step toward rebuilding it? arizona secretary of state, aegean fontes, good to see you. your office was actually subpoenaed by the special counsel earlier this summer. what was the nature of that communication? >> well, it was the second of two subpoenas that we had the first, last december. we confided with that during the beginning of my turn and then the one in may went to an outside law from that have been representing the secretary's office during that time. a couple of cases had been litigated through this office, and they were looking for a lot of the communications and the dis

under member 22nd, trump and coconspirator one cole the speaker of the arizona house and repeat electionoconspirator three, who appears to be sidney powell, filed a lawsuit against the governor of georgia, falsely alleging massive election fraud. on this same day, coconspirator won orchestrates and event in pennsylvania, attended by state legislatures, we are he sprays more lies about fraud that doesn't exist. but trump and his team, despite these efforts, they continue to hit roadblocks. on november 29th, the results of a recount in wisconsin, which trump's campaign has petitioned and paid for, determined that trump did in fact lose the state. and soon, state leaders begin to speak out. on december 4th, the arizona house speaker, a republican, says he will not change the outcome of a certified election. and georgia's secretary of state debunks coconspirator ones claims of election fraud. around this time, these elected republicans refuse to go along with trump's scheme. a new plot is set into motion. the fake electors plot. on december 6th, trump and coconspirator to, who we now know is

giuliani, perhaps the most well known, personal attorney to trump, pushed baseless fraud with the arizona house speaker without evidence, we should note, left a voice mail for alabama senator tommy tuberville asking him to slow it down. it being the certification of the election. what is his significance in here? >> he was really the one pushing and at the forefront of these false election claims. the way the indictment put it, they said he was willing to spread knowingly false claims. that kind of language really could be key to potentially charging rudy giuliani in the weeks or months to come because all of these co-conspirators, it is possible they could be charged. rudy giuliani's spokesman, though, he's pushing back big time on this. he says this indictment eviscerates the first amendment and he's really slamming this entire indictment here. rudy giuliani was the one we saw out front, you know, giving the press conferences, multiple press conferences talking before state lawmakers and arguing this in court. >> making the argument that they have a right to lie. co-conspirator number two, jo

you might remember former arizona house speaker rusty bowers who, like raffensperger down in georgia,s victory. we asked attorney general kris mays office for an update on that investigation and we received no comment. joining me now to discuss all this is our not-so-secret are not so secret weapon rubin. lisa, this is something we casually talk about the watercooler. winds are going to happen in arizona? but the parallels between what happened in arizona and what happened in georgia in the 2020 election are eerily similar. how much do you think this georgia indictment sort of puts the pressure or pushes the ball forward over at -- arizona. >> i wouldn't call it pressure because each state is its own -- political ecosystem. and one of the key differences here is that republicans in arizona still pledge fealty to donald trump and those that didn't, like rusty bowers, or even mark brnovich, who was the states attorney general, ran for higher office and didn't succeed, because he took on donald trump. those people no longer have power in arizona. on the other hand, in georgia, they did.

pennsylvania, in georgia, in arizona, in arizona when it is listed in the indictment, when the arizona houseto him, where's your evidence, mr. giuliani is quoted as saying, we don't have evidence, but we have lots of theories. so as an attorney, you can't do that. we are bound by the rules of professional responsibility. you cannot make frivolous -- knowingly make frivolous false statements publicly, particularly during litigation. so whether or not he is eventually indicted or prosecuted, he is already suffered severe consequences. >> but is he going to face the same charges as trump or would they be different? >> it should be -- if you read -- if you read the indictment, he is all through it. and so he was part of all allegedly -- part of all of the conspiracy, the conspiracy to defraud the united states, the obstruction, the conspiracy to obstruct, so if you believe those allegations and if the special prosecutor, as i said, he's all over the indictment, believes there should be a prosecution, then he would be prosecuted. again, he's innocent until proven guilty, but he is all over this i

indictments estes coconspirator, along with trump, followed rusty bowers, the former speaker of the arizona houseto ask him to quote, you still legislature to circumvent the process. and use fake electors to flip arizona for trump. when bowers asked for proof of illegal votes in his state, the indictment alleges that coconspirator number one responded by saying quote, we don't have the evidence. but we have a lot of theories. in his testimony to the house january six committee, bowers recounted that conversation and he named rudy giuliani, specifically. then, there's coconspirator to. the strived in the indictment as quote, an attorney who devised and attempted to overhaul a strategy to lower the vice president ceremonial role overseeing the proceeding to obstruct the certification of the presidential election. coconspirator too is believed to be john eastman. a conservative attorney who on january 5th, 2021, incorrectly suggested in a memo to then vice president mike pence, that's pence had the constitutional authority to block the certification of the electoral votes. we know that pence, with t

then there was the former speaker of the arizona house of representative, the republican rusty bowers who refused to donald trump's calls to overturn the 2020 election. >> i swore to the constitution to uphold it and i also swore to the constitution and the laws of the state of arizona, and this is totally form as an idea or theory, to me -- >> donald trump's latest federal indictment details the alleged pressure that was put on rusty bowers by donald trump. quote, on november 22nd, eight days before arizona's governor certified the ascertainment of the states illegitimate electors based on the popular vote, the defendant and coconspirator one, whom we know to be giuliani, called the speaker of the house on a house of representatives and made knowingly false claims of election fraud aimed at interfering with the ascertainment of and voting by arizona's electorates. according to the indictment, and to rusty bowers testimony before the january six committee, he asked rudy giuliani for evidence of election fraud. but never got it. >> my recollection is that he said, we have got lots of t

they were doing their jobs, like rusty bowers, the former arizona house speaker who refuse to go alongature and replace legitimate electors with fake ones. bowers said, quote, as a conservative republican, i don't like the results of the presidential election. i voted for president trump and i worked hard to reelect him. but i cannot and will not entertain a suggestion that we violate current law to change the outcome of certified election. republicans like brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state, pushed back against trump's requests to find votes and his claims about 5000 dead people voting in georgia. raffensperger's response, well, mister president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. the actual number were two people, two people that were dead that voted. that's a quote from him. and then, there was michigan house speaker leith-hatfield who said, quote, we diligently examine these reports of fraud to the best of our ability. i fought hard for president trump. nobody wants to win more than me. i think he said an incredible job. but i love a republic

and they were doing their jobs, like rusty bowers, the former arizona house speaker who refused to goo around the arizona state legislature and replace illegitimate electors with fake ones. a conservative republican, i don't like the results of the presidential election, i voted for president trump and worked hard to reelect him. but i cannot and will not entertain a suggestion that we violate current law to change the outcome of a certified election. republicans like brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state pushed back against trump's request to find votes and explains about 5000 people voted in georgia. raffensperger's response, well, mister president, the challenge you, have the data you have, is wrong. the actual number were to. two people that were dead that voted. that's a quote from him. then there was the michigan house speaker that said, quote, we diligently -- i fought hard for president trump and nobody wanted him to win more that be. i think he's done an incredible job. i love our republic too. when trump and his people cry witch hunt and scream about hillary cli

house politician gets a call from a u.s. president. but that's what happened to arizonaelection. >> came home from church. my wife and i were sitting in the driveway. >> the white house popped up on his screen. >> so, i take the call and danette steps out, goes in the house. i sat there in my little prius and had a chat with the president with bad phone reception and backed out in front of the house where i get better reception. >> rudy giuliani was on the line, too, and bowers says it was giuliani who began making crazy claims about voter fraud in arizona. >> i can't give you the exact numbers, but i'll throw out numbers but they're kind of, of the audacious numbers, like 200,000 illegal aliens voted, 6000 military ballots were stolen and used. >> bowers says giuliani wanted him to hold an official arizona house hearing to air these claims publicly. >> and then i said, but what's the whole purpose of this? what are you trying to achieve? and they said, well, we've heard that there's an arcane law in arizona that if you have sufficient cause, that you can throw out the b

now, the politicians could argue that this is just some natural as some of the members of the arizona house of representatives have argued. well, this is just natural variation, but i think the public knows that that's not true. that we're experiencing an acceleration of extreme weather. this is a combination of both climate change and a strong el nino that is building as we're witnessing it. but the science is clear, i think the public understands it. and i think most importantly across the political spectrum, they support the movement to cleaner forms of energy, cleaner forms of transportation and the other processes. i mentioned industrial processes as well because it has enormous benefits to the economy, to job creation, to business investment and to public health. so yeah, i think, i think they get it. do they know what the future is going to be like 10 years from now? i think as more experience happen, as more evidence accumulates, i think they're feeling this more and more. >> both enumerated what this is doing for people's pocketbooks and the broader economy. but there is this broad

. >> reporter: in arizona, the republican speaker of the house, rusty bowers, is an artist, by trade. but last february, ours was thrown into a real life drama. >> the bill number was 2596. >> 2596, more than 100 in arizona to tighten access to the ballot box. it would have scrapped early voting. all voting would be on election day only. >> 90% of my district votes early. >> reporter: and it would have mandated paper ballots. but most egregious to rusty bowers was this. >> with no guidance criteria, the legislature, after the election, could dismiss the election. and i said welcome to fascism. >> it is the 2596 elections. >> i said i will give this the respect it deserves. >> education. >> i sent it to 12 committees, so it would have a long vetting process. >> affairs. >> typical is one or two. if it was a controversial bill you might have sent it. then you are getting a message. >> judiciary. >> i decided to 12 committees -- >> transportation. >> it was theatrical, and i admit it. >> reporter: it is no overstatement to say that because bowers stood up for democracy, he will no longer

. >> bill: and, bret, in arizona tonight, house republicans from both the oversight and judiciary committees to be coming together in sierra blanca. that's where they are going to be holding a field hearing on the biden administration's handling of the border crisis. that's set to start any minute now. they will also be continuing their investigation of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas as they continue to investigate him for a possible impeachment inquiry. we'll send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin along the border. bill, thank you. parents and neighbors in one new york city city neighborhood are upset tonight a popular play area for children and adults is being converted to shelters for migrants. fox business correspondent madison alworth is on randall's island tonight. good evening, madison. >> good evening, bret. new york city has wasted no time converting these soccer fields into a large migrant shelter. the plan was announced just yesterday. crews here all day today working on these fields, converting them into what will be a large migrant shelter. hammering and pile driving to cr

republicans got involved, georgia, nevada's secretary of state, arizona speaker of the house among those disputed trump's claims to him. talk about the role of these state and lower level election officials had here in preserving the integrity of the american election system? >> we're very fortunate that people like the arizona speaker of the house did not and declined the invitation to take action, to call the legislature together to overturn the vote of arizonians. we're very fortunate that all of these state legislators and state officials acted according to their oath and didn't take the -- when they had every political reason to do otherwise, didn't take the invitation to overturn the election. now, it's an interesting -- it's interesting that the indictment lays this out in such detail, but that's on purpose because one of the defenses here by donald trump and his council will be that he ernestly believed that what he was doing was correct. but at every turn, every supporter at the state and local and federal level told him otherwise. and so when is it reasonable to continue to bel

it also says trump and coconspirator one were calling the arizona speaker of the house, lying about falseclaims of election fraud aimed at interfering with arizona's electors. if you follow this coverage you understand those references. they don't state the name. they don't have to, but everybody knows the house speaker is rusty bowers. we asked him about all of this earlier this year. >> according to your testimony, the evidence in the report, at late as january 4th was still calling you, urging to, quote, hold a vote. >> we just said, john, is there any -- ever, ever been anybody tried to do this? he said, no. i saiding you want me to put my state through this? he said just do it and let the courts figure it out. >> that's one more person who declined to join the plot, and you can see today why. as for the vice president i mentioned before earlier in the show, he didn't want to be the unindicted or indicted coconspirator number seven. new evidence he sought to enroll him. that is language for steal the thing. that didn't just come out of nowhere. there were a small number of hard core p

he went to the speaker of the house in arizona saying, no, mr. president. no. we can't do that. said donald trump was a great president. he did everything he could to re-elect him. what did he do? he dade the same exact thing. i supported donald trump. all the republican officials in maricopa county. over and over again, recounting. these republicans saying, mr. president, you didn't win. we go to georgia and the infamous recording that's going to get indicted over the next couple weeks. all big trump supporters. they're the ones that make up the backbone of this indictment. >> let's look at the indictment. rusty bowers was the speaker at the time. this is what he told the january 6th committee. take a listen. >> did you ask mr. giuliani about the assertions he was making? >> on multiple occasions. i said, do you have names? for example, we have 200,000 illegal immigrants, some large number. 5,000 or 6,000 dead people, et cetera. and i said, do you have their names? yes. will you give them to me? yes. the president interrupted and said, give the man what he needs, rudey. he said,

arizona has the same kind of laws as georgia. they are pressuring rusty bower, the republicans speaker of the house in arizona the same way they're pressuring the georgia election officials and raffensperger and they have the same laws. so it's only in some sense -- >> forces the hand. >> yeah, politics and maybe prosecutorial discretion. the prosecutors might say let's let jeff smith handle this but as a matter of law they can do it. >> you worked for rudy giuliani for a long time. you worked for him when he was at his peak, at his america's mayor moment. now he's selling his apartment, he can't pay his legal bills. what do you even make of all this? >> it's a self-inflicted tragedy and it's profound on a personal level to see this kind of a fall. this is someone who five years ago during his divorce proceedings had a net worth north of $30 million. i think what you see is someone who has lit their reputation and their personal finances on fire for free, i.e. serving donald trump as a lawyer without getting paid. expenses have been paid apparently but nothing else. and here's a guy who used to say the law is a search for the tru

when the arizona house speaker again asked for evidence , asked for evidence, co—conspirator one respondedevidence, but we don't have the evidence, but we have . those are have lots of theories. those are the of course, the allegations. he, of course, denies the allegations. he, of course, derbut the allegations. he, of course, der but 45 pages the allegations. he, of course, derbut 45 pages now in the >> but 45 pages now in the indictment. he'll the process starts at four tomorrow eastern standard time, 9:00 london time. yeah but we've already had a reaction from trump on his his social media. yeah, he's been social. >> yes. yeah he's been posting on social media big capital letters . yeah. and i can't find letters. yeah. and i can't find it right now, but i've got it on screen. there it is . thank you screen. there it is. thank you to everyone. have you ? i have to everyone. have you? i have never had so much support on anything before this unprecedented indictment of a former highly successful president and the leading candidate by far in both the republican party in the 2024 general el

when the arizona house speaker again asked for evidence , co—conspirator one responded with words toave the evidence, but we have lots of theories. now, donald trump denies the allegations . and this is what allegations. and this is what jack smith, the special counsel, had to say about about what donald trump in this case, my office will seek a speedy trial. >> so that our evidence can be tested in court and judged by a jury tested in court and judged by a jury of citizens . tested in court and judged by a jury of citizens. in the meantime, i must emphasise is that the indictment is only an allegation and that the defendant must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law . court of law. >> so he's tweeted on i say tweeted. he's posted a message on his social media platform, truth, in which he said he's never had so much support. he's thanking everyone. it's all in capital letters . he's called it capital letters. he's called it an unprecedented indictment of a former brackets, highly successful presidents. and he says that these charges have

studios in washington and in the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> white house issued a statement this afternoon saying, "we have received confirmation that iran has released from prison five americans who were unjustly detained and has placed them on house arrest. the associated press reports iran's move is part of an agreement in which billions of dollars frozen in south korea will be released to iran. secretary of state antony blinken was asked about this late today. >> my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare. in any respect, iran will not be receiving any sanctions leave, and in any instance where we would engage in such efforts to bring americans home to iran, iran's own fights would be used -- own funds would be used and transferred to restricted accounts so that the moneys can only be used for humanitarian purposes, which, as you know, is permitted under our sanctions. >> the chief of any negotiator also wrote on the x platform formerly known as twitter that iranian prisoners jailed in the united states would be returned. a j

with the trump supporting house speaker in arizona and michigan and state senate majority leader in michigan and the trump supporting secretary of state of georgia. dozens and dozens of trump supporting republicans, trump staffers, they all conspired to steal the election from him? now they are conspiring to frame him? if you believe that, you are entitled to a degree from trump university. >> what do you think? >> it is interesting you mention democracy. i don't hear much talk of it on the right. how important it is to have a democracy and preserve it and move things forward. i just don't hear that talk on the right anymore. and therefore, you can't hear the talk of upholding the rule of law. and how important that was to today. so i say this. to anybody on the right wondering about today, look at the mismatched arguments sold to you on capitol hill. that's the hardest part for me to swallow. on the one hand, u hear the election interference. saying election interference in 2024, it's your people charged with election interference in 2020. and they go onto say my gosh, it took so long to ge

he went to the legislature and said, speaker of the house, in arizona, you need to sidestepping voterse. ignore them by calling a joint session. the first thing they did is they went to the states and they tried to bully people in the states to change their votes. the second thing they did is they made the fake electors that united states before with fraudulent signings and fraudulent transmissions. the third thing they did, they went to the vice president said, trump, trump went to vice president pence. he said, pence. you should change. you have the power. pence said, absolutely not. ironically after the indictment pence has doubled down on that. before saying which got what you are saying, jasmine, he leveraged the violence. he did incite violence, that's not what they are charging. they leverage the violence, the chaos, to try to get the decertification. none of this is about words. it's all about actions. it is about conspiracy. three of the four charges are conspiracy. the only one that is not as obstruction. this is not about speech. this is about actions, yasmin. >> andrew lee,

when the states 11 electoral votes in his battle for re election to the white house next year, rob rentals lived from arizona. thank you very much. i and still ahead on that one to 0. the violent confrontation is near cape town, south africa after a court bands taxi drivers from protesting tunbridge children jump the mass truck, the drum se environment that shall bring them over. they post on the data stating land slides and flooding that is taking place. and his tracks region of this area, the the very something you don't want to see it and stuff of hot this time. this looks like an autumn storm. really back to denmark, the baltic states, those in poland caused a severe damage in many of the baltic states off to what was the woman's not. and one of the woman stays off the summer safe on. thankfully, it's much, much better and everything is a trans degrees and apart from light rain, the wind is quite light, but they were damaging sense. stores that went through the west. the weather in no ways. also lightning all foot. we still got warnings of heavy right and the potential for land slides because of both bee

house. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: this national monument includes three areas covering 900,000 acres of public land surrounding the grand canyon and arizona the white house call said the site will preserve thousand of cultural sites sacred to tribal acres. it will permanently prevent the mining of aour land. environmental groups have lobbied for years to protect the area from commercial mining. this is the fifth national month monument that president biden has designated since taking office. he will make the announcement on site in arizona later today. it's all part of a three day trip the president is making to highlight his economic policies and investments in climate change as he ramps up his re-election bid. robin? >> all right, elizabeth. our thanks to you. now to a woman in serious condition after being bitten by a shark near a new york city beach. rhiannon ally joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. farther east out on long island, they've been dealing with shark attacks like this. here at rockaway beach in new york city, it's been decades since they've had a shark attack. that all changed last ni

i don't know the speaker of the house of arizona, but you should call him and say, how do you feel todaythreats? call ms. freeman and her daughter. how do you feel with the death threats, and ask mike pence, how do you feel with all of the death threats? this is un-american for the former president to continue to threaten our democracy. >> george: and, julie -- >> it's going to be a choice, and the choice is going to be -- those are things that are firing up, but those people in arizona are also going to ask about the economy and ask about ukraine, and they're going to ask about isis and the border and about hunter biden, and guess what, it's not going to be some national advertising campaign. it's going to be individual people, 10,000 in arizona, 20,000 in pennsylvania and so on and so forth. that's what these elections -- >> george: one thing that will affect that -- >> they'll ask about reproductive rights and, you know what, we are going to win that. >> george: let me bring -- >> we will win those debates. >> george: one thing it will depend on whether or not the trials actually do h

this is someone who called the arizona speaker of the house. that was rusty bower. somebody who made a presentation before georgia state lawmakers and the person donald trump tapped to lead his post-election legal efforts. that is all rudy giuliani. number two in this indictment is former trump attorney john easton. he wrote this two-page memo. this was the plan for mike pence to be able to essentially overturn the 2020 presidential election while presiding over the electoral college certification. number three on this list, another former trump attorney, sidney powell. they point out she filed a lawsuit against the governor of georgia which we knew. they also point out in this indictment that donald trump was espousing the theories of this co-con spiritor even though he privately admitted they sounded crazy. we know all of that to be sidney powell. co-conspirator number four is former justice department official jeffrey clark. it identifies him as a justice department official. it also points to an email that a top doj person sent to clark rebutting his efforts to

arizona senator kyrsten sinema. called out new york city's democrats for waiting about the migrant crisis, come live in yuma for a day. i'm sure houseublicans will love to see president biden, who was visiting arizona, perhaps speak a little bit. not going to happen though. >> sandra: not many are holding their breath. thank you very much. our next guest will be testifying at that hearing with cochise county, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels. what's your message at the hearing? >> good afternoon. let me just say, we are honored to have the congressional team in the hearing today. we are going to share our community, share the tragedies we've seen over the last, a little over two years. in less than 18 months, we have placed just over 2300 individuals in my jail for border related crimes. just under 2300, only 131 work -- they are people from the united states, international crime, smuggling fentanyl, illicit drugs, human traff trafficking. it is a crisis on our border. washington, d.c., the said administration, a couple failed to prioritize our border. this will needs immediate attention. >> sandra: it is not getting that. we had the

. >> here is some of the testimony from arizona republican speaker at the house to the january six committeeoday's indictment of donald trump. >> at some point, did an attempt make a comment that they did not have evidence but a lot of theories? >> that was mr. giuliani. >> what exactly did he say, and what exactly came up? >> to my recollection, he said, we have lots of years, we just don't let the evidence. i don't know if that was a gaffe, or he did not think what he said to. but both myself and others in my group, the three in my group and my counsel, both remembered that specifically and afterwards, kind of left about. >> joining us now is democratic congressman adam shift of california. he served on the january six select committee and was the impeachment manager for the first impeachment trial and the senate of donald trump. representative shift, so much of what we read in the indictment today that reads as familiar to us is because that the work of your committee, like the testimony from rusty bowers, which is right there in the indictment as part of the charged crimes? what is your

. >> here is some of the testimony from arizona republican speaker at the house to the january six committee. >> at some point, did an attempt make a comment that they did not have evidence but a lot of theories? >> that was mr. giuliani. >> what exactly did he say, and what exactly came up? >> to my recollection, he said, we have lots of years, we just don't let the evidence. i don't know if that was a gaffe, or he did not think what he said to. but both myself and others in my group, the three in my group and my counsel, both remembered that specifically and afterwards, kind of left about. >> joining us now is democratic congressman adam shift of california. he served on the january six select committee and was the impeachment manager for the first impeachment trial and the senate of donald trump. representative shift, so much of what we read in the indictment today that reads as familiar to us is because that the work of your committee, like the testimony from rusty bowers, which is right there in the indictment as part of the charged crimes? what is your feeling tonight about the way tha

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i don't know what the mayor and the governor expect from the white house when texas and arizona aren't getting much, either. >> dana: we'll see. voters might demand it. i'm excited i'll be moderating the second presidential debate along with stuart varney. i talked with her last night and you can watch that debate live on september 27th at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business channel. people might not remember, you might not remember stuart varney and i did a hit on hannity every tuesday for five years. >> aishah: wow. we're so proud of you. we say the whole newsroom team so excited. we're buzzing. >> dana: thank you. it will take a village and see how it all goes down. looking forward to that september 27th. president biden telling his staff the job is wearing him down. author writes in his book the last politician that the 80-year-old commander-in-chief told aides he feels tired. this comes as a new poll reveals 77% of americans feel biden is too old for another term. let's bring in our panel. reince prieb us and matt bennett. i want to read this excerpt. franklin forbe is not a rig

own administration and cabinet, to the republicans who have been his allies in state houses from the nevada, arizona, georgia, that all of these folks from his own party and in his own camp apparently hoping that he would win the 2020 election, all told him, repeatedly, over and over again, that he had lost. but he still believed it, i mean, that's actually a very common way of demonstrating the intent is to circumstantial evidence, where a reasonable person would go, oh, come on. there is simply no way. he was just shopping for the people who are going to agree with him. that is how i would expect it to play out, but that last -- in particular, the civil rights amount, the ku klux klan act, that is account where what you have to show is that your purpose was to block vote counting, was to take voices away from voting. your purpose, everything this indictment says was the words directly in donald trump's mouth. with many witnesses, including now publicly, mike pence, his former vp, are going to and, are saying, yeah, he really didn't want those votes to be counted. in fact, in the indictment, there

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housing them. >> brian: texas and arizona go yeah this is what we have been living through. >> ainsley: if you wanto be a sanctuary city this is what it looks like. >> steve: talk about one of the states watching us now and this is florida. coming up, a fox weather alert. a tropical storm intensifying off the coast of florida and set to reach hurricane status tomorrow. we are tracking it all morning. we are going to give you a little more coming up in about two minutes. >> ainsley: plus, today marks 60 years since mlk's i have a dream speech on the march in washington. >> we are not satisfied and we will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness. >> ainsley: it martin luther king's niece alveda king is going to talk to us next about his legacy ♪ baby, you're not dancing on your own ♪ ♪ that's my husband... what? it's the inspire implant he got. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. and for me. gotta go. naughty girl. hi sweetie! ah! (scream) here comes the choo-choo train of love! inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more an

house. he did make news in that -- he then left town, hopped a plane, went to arizona. we will not hear from him again today. >> julien turner. stay safe at the white house as the weather rolls in. let's get to john yoo, the former -- and -- starting with this 5:00 deadline, prosecutors want this protective order in the criminal case against the former president donald trump. what do you to happen there? >> that filing is going to show us whether the president and his lawyers will treat this trial seriously, and focus on the law, or whether they are also going to try to take advantage of it politically shook, and use it as some of the campaign fodder. because of the nature of the prosecution, which is about january 6th, a questions -- trump to become president again, also smack dab in the middle of the campaign where trump is a leader in the republican primary. is trump going to say you will not impose a protective order? or, is he going to attack the judge, try to get them to recuse? will he claim he has the right not to be found for criminal trial because he has a righ

. >> topic last night for debate was border, and you've got arizona congressman andy biggs leading a group of houseant in other overtime pay for border patrol agents they want 50% boost of hourly rate they want that added to national defense authorization act, border patrol agents working long hours before fully unfund committed workforce essentially to security of nation several candidates last night said they want to see a military force on the u.s. border. >> good issues number one, we do need to pay border patrol agents more, they are just over 19,000 agents hurting families are hurting, being asked to do a job where commander in chief does not support him yes, we need to pay them more yes, we need to do zpal what several candidates said onstage defund 87,000 irs agents put that money towards the border patrol to show support i appreciated comments onstage last night because i think it was front and center, all we heard was a harkening back to 2017, to 2021 days, where we actually had a grip on the border trump policies were working, to deter a to make sure our compassion was seen throughout th

. >> a majority of house republicans voted to disenfranchise the voters of pennsylvania and disenfranchise the voters of arizona, based on these election lies. this did not pass the house. but that is two-thirds of house republicans in 2021 who voted that way. why is that not, if we're talking about the deprivation of rights, why is that not an act to deprive americans of the right to vote? >> you can certainly make the argument it is. but as a matter of proof, to prosecute a case along those grounds, you'd basically be relying solely on by your description what those legislators did in the law making process. you'd have all kinds of problems with speech and debate cause issues and actually trying to enter evidence of those votes into court. i think that would be problematic. >> i'm not saying it is unrealistic, but that is an argument that donald trump's defense team could win. >> it is. which is why i think if you see a legislator indicted in this case, which i'm not sure that we will, but if you do, it's going to be someone who went beyond just their vote in congress. it's going to be someone who advised the

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joining me now is arizona congressman david schweikert, a member of the house ways and means committeee vice chair. congressman, it's great to see you this morning. thank you so much for being here. your 1,000-foot view of the situation in arizona right now, obviously this is not just become a border state problem, it is a problem every state in the country is experiencing and not much has changed since the number of migrants that are crossing into the country. >> look, it is a mess for the entire country. when phoenix is basically become the fentanyl distribution center for much of the country. we hear stories that we functionally have a dead homeless person almost every day and substantially because of fentanyl. fentanyl, the price has just crashed because it's so available. you have to start thinking about this border policy. when you import millions and millions of folks who -- you've imported stunning amounts of poverty, stunning amounts of drugs and now you start to see just the mess in our communities. you wonder what this administration is just thinking. jackie: what are they t

folks want to put this on the ballot next year in arizona and the key swing state and the white houseghing in, as well and the president saying overnight that this measure was a blatant attempt to weaken voters' voices and yes, this was about abortion although the word wasn't directly on the ballot, but the issue absolutely was, and it is a continuation of what we saw just about a year ago last sumner kansas inover the supreme court decision of roe versus wade. it has gone to a handful of states and ohio is the latest one and john, this is a warning sign also for republicans going into 2024. if you look at the map in suburban areases where donald trump won handily, the no vote won handily. this has ramifications far beyond ohio and far beyond this year. >> jeff zeleny in columbus. >> standing between jeff and me, you can see cnn senior data reporter, i mentioneded that basically, the proxy for abortion rights won by 14 in ohio in a state that donald trump won by eight. you have another way to look at this swing. >> jeff was talking about those counties that swung from donald trump ove

as you can see from these pictures the stash houses have horrible conditions. we'llwill take you to arizonaucson arizona sector another human smuggling bus this time near benton, arizona border patrol stopping a car with a 10 illegal immigrants crammed inside of it being smuggled. they are smuggler, a u.s. citizen behind the wheel as we continue to see more and more americans getting caught up in human smuggling with the promise of these cartels of quick and easy cash. then it will keep in tucson, arizona sector take a look at the mug shot here. border patrol arresting this convicted child predator in a group of 11 migrants are crossed illegally near bisbee, arizona but he has a conviction in utah for the sexual abuse of a child but he was not the only one lastly take a look at this mug shot same exact sector. this time cecily, arizona border patrol arresting this a mexican national with the previous conviction for lewd acts with a child under the age of 14. that was out of stockton, california. back out here live coverage on that it's one sector the last couple of days keep in mind sources